Maria Hasovich (b. Aug 1849 Ližnjan, daughter of Antonio Paolo and Madalena Defranceschi)
Maria Hasovich (b. Aug 1849 Ližnjan, daughter of Antonio Paolo and Madalena Defranceschi), 1849. Ližnjan. Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 3 pages.
Baptised 31 August 1849, house 67 — daughter of Antonio Hasovich fu Giovanni and «Madalena fu Matteo Defranceschi», agricoltrice. doc — Ližnjan births 1816–1864, page 58, image 28 of waypoint 9R2Z-44D (open). Five weeks after her parents' wedding. A granddaughter of Mattio «detto Matulin» of house 17 through his daughter Madalena. Nothing further is known.
2 of the 2 relationships drawn above are written in a register this archive has read with its own eyes.
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Maria Defranceschi (b. 27 Oct 1849 Ližnjan, daughter of Gregorio)
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…of 1821, who would have been 27. The births of 1849 (page 58, image 28 of waypoint 9R2Z-44D, open) give their children: Filomena Mocorich, baptised 3 March 1849, and Maria Hasovich, baptised 31 August 1849 (five weeks after her parents' wedding) — and, at house 17, «Maria figlia di Gregorio», born 27 October 1849, mother Agata Schiffich: Gregorio's second Maria. (In this register a woman's «fu X» is her father: that is how the…
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