Maria Micheli (de Franceschi), wife of Carlo (1828–1880)
Maria Micheli (de Franceschi), wife of Carlo (1828–1880), 1828–1880. Pisino (Pazin). Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 2 pages.
The historian's wife, and until today this archive did not have her name. > FAMIGLIA de FRANCESCHI — MARIA MICHELI, MOGLIE DI CARLO — PISINO 1828 — PARENZO 1880 Read 29 September 2026 from David's photographs of the family tomb in the cemetery at Gologorica — a walled monument with a cross, the arms in the pediment, and three tablets. (doc.) She was born at Pisino — Pazin — in 1828 and died at Parenzo in 1880, thirteen years before Carlo, who outlived her and is buried in the same monument. Her maiden name is Micheli, and no page of this archive carried it before this stone was read. She is on the right-hand tablet with two of her children, Virginia and Pietro — a mother and two children who all died before their father.
Appears on: The Gologorica Line · Sources
The Gologorica Line
…what he was for: «strenuo assertore dell'italianità della sua terra» is a political sentence, chosen by his own people, and it is the same sentence this archive spent the morning documenting from Daniela Simon's monograph and from Naša Sloga. Maria Micheli, wife of Carlo Pisino 1828 – Parenzo 1880 This archive's research log has carried, as an open question, «Carlo's own marriage — which would give his wife's name, still missing from this archive». It is on the tablet. Maria Micheli, born at Pisino in 1828, died at…
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