Marina di Piero Defranceschi
Marina di Piero Defranceschi, 1710. Svetvinčenat. Every mention of this name in the archive — 2 across 4 pages.
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- Marina di Piero Defranceschi — 1710, Svetvinčenat
This row and the index row are the same child. The index entry that first put her here («Marina di Piero Defranceschi, 21 Febraro 1710 — c. 6») and the leaf are merged: the leaf wins on the carta and adds the mother.22 September 2026 — the index entry behind this reading is now attached: 1:1:X9DP-3HTQ, «Marina De Franceschi · Baptism 1710 · Croazia, Austria · Father Piero De Franceschi · Mother Vittoria». The mother's name is new — the page gave the father and not her. The eye-read and the index agree on everything else, which is worth having said.
This is a record, not a family. The index names these people on one page and does not say how they are related — a parent, a spouse and a godparent look identical here. Nothing above has been joined to anything.
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This archive holds 1 other page under what Say Your Name reconciles as the same given name in another language — a Latin register, a Venetian clerk, a Croatian village, a Hungarian office. They are not merged and none of them is claimed to be this person: a shared name is not a shared identity, and the archive will not join one to the other by machine. It is here so that a reader looking for a man the records called Josephus can see where they wrote him Josip.
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…matches either half. One query was too narrow and the other was too wide, and neither of them announced it. A finding aid's page number is a reading too, and it can be wrong by a digit The Svetvinčenat index says «Marina di Piero Defranceschi, 21 Febraro 1710 — c. 6». Carta 6 of that volume is in 1706. The entry is on carta 16, where the leaf runs 5, 6, 10, 21 February 1710 in order and Marina sits under «21 detto». The tell was chronological, not palaeographic. The same index…
Worklist
…Two husbands for one forename. Cartas 80 and the 1733 entry both name the mother and neither has been opened. 20 Sept, later — L and the head of M read, and M paid. «Maria d' m.ro Nardo defranceschi, 13 Agosto 1709 — c. 13 t°» and «Marina di Piero Defranceschi, 21 Febraro 1710 — c. 6». Both are after 1707, which is precisely the stretch this item called genuinely new. Maria continues Nardo's house — the one with the boy Piero baptised twice in October 1707 on a mother Eufemia. Marina opens another:…
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