Margaritha Defranceschi
Margaritha Defranceschi. Every mention of this name in the archive — 6 across 5 pages.
Named as the mother of Josephina Maria; Joannes in household h102 on the households list, with Petrus Sandri (already on the roster as Petrus Sandri). Evidence class: index only — no register has been read. The list prints no birth, death or occupation for her, so none is claimed. Whether this is the same person as any other row of the same name is not established — a household list gives a parent no date to compare. Her husband's slot and hers were swapped on the households list until 12 October 2026 — see the corrections.
0 of the 3 relationships drawn above are written in a register this archive has read with its own eyes. 3 come from a FamilySearch index entry — a transcription, not the page.
Joined on a name alone. One household above could not be date-checked, because this archive holds no year for the person or for the household. Treat that link as a lead.
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The Defranceschi Archive
…Counts moved accordingly: «households reconstructed» and «children placed with their parents» now count only the name's own. 12 Oct 2026 minor Two households had the wife in the father's slot — Pascha Defranceschi and Margaritha Defranceschi /households/ — h071 and h102 That «Pascha Defranceschi» was the father, and «Angelus Ferrarese» the mother, of Paschalis (1849, 1851), Antonius (1854) and Damiana (1857) in household h071; and that «Margaritha…
…Defranceschi /households/ — h071 and h102 That «Pascha Defranceschi» was the father, and «Angelus Ferrarese» the mother, of Paschalis (1849, 1851), Antonius (1854) and Damiana (1857) in household h071; and that «Margaritha Defranceschi» was the father, and «Petrus Sandri» the mother, of Josephina Maria (1888) and Joannes (1892) in h102. The slots were swapped in both. Pascha and Margaritha are women's names and Angelus and Petrus are men's; the index's…
…swapped in both. Pascha and Margaritha are women's names and Angelus and Petrus are men's; the index's «father» and «mother» columns had been read the wrong way round. Angelus Ferrarese and Petrus Sandri are the fathers and the husbands; Pascha and Margaritha Defranceschi are the mothers. The same fault was found and corrected in four other households on 22 September (h080, h087 among them) — this is the same class, caught a third time by a different route: reading the households' parents one by one in order to give each…
Register
…y b. 1 Jan 1888 Victor Faÿer Maria Faÿer lead 6B47-3R95 Josephina Maria Surname not indexed F y b. 4 Feb 1888 Margaritha Defranceschi Petrus Sandri lead XQM3-16P9 Magdalena Perković Surname not indexed F y b. 1888· d. 9 Nov 1888· bur. 10 Nov 1888 Ližnjan, Istria, Italia Ližnjan, Istria, Italia Maria…
…1892· d. 13 Apr 1893· bur. 15 Apr 1893 Croazia, Austria Croazia, Austria Aloisii lead 6B47-35ZP Joannes Surname not indexed M y b. 16 Apr 1892 Margaritha Defranceschi Petrus Sandri lead 6YB5-DS18 Josephus Defranceschi Defranceschi M y b. 1892· d. 29 Feb 1892· bur. 2 Mar 1892 Croazia, Austria Croazia, Austria Franciscae…
Worklist
…holds only the name» for fifteen of them. ⚠⚠ A defect found by reading parents one at a time — two households had the wife in the father's slot. h071 gave «Pascha Defranceschi» as the father and «Angelus Ferrarese» as the mother; h102 gave «Margaritha Defranceschi» as father and «Petrus Sandri» as mother. Corrected, logged on /corrections/, marked parentsSwapped as the four of 22 September were. This is the third time the same fault has surfaced, by a third route — which is the argument for reading the…
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