The Defranceschi Archive
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Maria Lazzaro (Defranceschi)

Maria Lazzaro (Defranceschi). Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 2 pages.

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LineThe record names no place, or names only «Croatia» or «Austria»
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Appears on: Back to Carnia · Lives on one scale

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…June 1810. Francesco De Franceschi Cattarina Delli Zotti Their daughter Cattarina, born 22 December 1811. Daniele De Franceschi Maria Pittino Their son Pietro, born 1851 at Paluzza, married Maria Lazzaro — and dead at forty-four in the civic hospital at San Daniele del Friuli on 30 March 1895, entered in the register as a mason. Costantino De Franceschi Giovanna Lazzara Their daughter Maria, born 1865 at…

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