Mathias Defranceschi (b. 1886 Pomer)
Mathias Defranceschi (b. 1886 Pomer), 1886. Pomer, Istra. Every mention of this name in the archive — 9 across 4 pages.
Born 21 February 1886, baptised 24 February at Pomer, house 17 — son of Antonius Defranceschi (son of Antonius, from Ližnjan, labourer) and Euphemia Radešić. doc. No mark of death stands beside the entry; nothing more is known. Source: DGS 005497826 (Pomer births, waypoint 9R2F-FMH), frame 676 (births frame 55, register page 30, entry 3), read at 1.15× and 1.8×.
This archive holds 11 other pages 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.
Mathaeus Defranceschi · Matheus Defranceschi · Matio De Franceschi · Matteo Defranceschi · Matteo Defranceschi (of Svetvinčenat, fl. 1752) · Mattheus Defranceschi · Mattia De Franceschi · Mattia Defranceschi · Mattio De Franceschi · Mattio Defranceschi · Mattio Defranceschi (carpenter of Poreč, fl. 1844–1846)
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…Josephus's daughter· wife of Dominus Joannes Andreas Nicolò DE CASTRO ROZZI — of the castle of Roč· her son· Antonius Aloysius Nicolò, born 12 June 1781· who baptised him· R.ᵐᵘˢ Mathias Defranceschi, Titular Canon of Pedena cathedral, de licentia Parochi· godfather· Joannes Baptista Defranceschi — her brother· godmother· Maria, wife of D.ⁿⁱ Antonius Covaz of Pazin· A…
…behind it but a tree, and the collision is close enough to be worth saying out loud. No row is merged on this. The standing warning about this village's repeating forenames gains a third instance instead. --- ⭐⭐ «Ego Mathias Defranceschi … Sacerdos, DE LICENTIA PAROCHI» 18 Februarij 1764· «Ego Mathias Defranceschi — ᵘˢ Sacerdos de licentia Parochi baptizavi Mathiam filiam legitimam defuncti Thomæ ac Mathiæ jugalium Zabran alias Strapich;…
…row is merged on this. The standing warning about this village's repeating forenames gains a third instance instead. --- ⭐⭐ «Ego Mathias Defranceschi … Sacerdos, DE LICENTIA PAROCHI» 18 Februarij 1764· «Ego Mathias Defranceschi — ᵘˢ Sacerdos de licentia Parochi baptizavi Mathiam filiam legitimam defuncti Thomæ ac Mathiæ jugalium Zabran alias Strapich; patrini fuerunt Georgius Senčich ac Mathias Senčich…» (doc — DAPA…
…1764, and he is «Dominus» here too — the word that was once the whole of his row. --- ✔✔ And the flag raised this morning is discharged 15 Octobris 1766· «patrini fuerunt R.ᵈᵘˢ D. Mathias Defranceschi et Euphemia uxor Judicis Antonij Flegar ex Novaco» This morning the priest's 1764 entry carried a word between the surname and «Sacerdos» that was not settled, and the row said so: «thirty-three frames of…
…and the row said so: «thirty-three frames of this book remain unread and may supply the second construction». Two frames later one did. The forename is written out by a different hand — Marcus Bancich's, not his own — and it reads «Mathias Defranceschi», exactly as in February 1764. He now carries a clerical style: «R.ᵈᵘˢ D.», Reverendus Dominus. ⚠⚠ This sentence asserted a single career and is WITHDRAWN, 11 October 2026 — the 1774 entry gives a CANONICUS, and…
…— the 1774 entry gives a CANONICUS, and the registers keep two sequences apart. One man or two is no longer asserted. ⚠ The doubtful word itself is still not read. What is discharged is the name — «Mathias Defranceschi» is now written twice, by two hands, two years apart. The word between it and «Sacerdos» in the 1764 entry remains « — ᵘˢ», and it will stay that way until something construes it, not until something makes it plausible. petrus1768 :…
…Reverendus Dominus· 1768 Cooperator· 1782 Parochus». That ladder is withdrawn. It silently joined two sequences that the registers keep apart every single time they are written:· 1764· «Ego Mathias Defranceschi … Sacerdos, de licentia Parochi»· his own hand· 1766· «R.ᵈᵘˢ D. Mathias Defranceschi», godfather· Bancich· 1772· «a me Sacerdote Mathia de Franceschÿ, loco Parochi»· his own hand· 1774·…
…joined two sequences that the registers keep apart every single time they are written:· 1764· «Ego Mathias Defranceschi … Sacerdos, de licentia Parochi»· his own hand· 1766· «R.ᵈᵘˢ D. Mathias Defranceschi», godfather· Bancich· 1772· «a me Sacerdote Mathia de Franceschÿ, loco Parochi»· his own hand· 1774· «ab Adm. R.ᵈᵒ D.ⁿᵒ CANONICO Matthia Defranceschi, de licentia Parochi»· Bancich· 1781·…
…it was wrong as written, because it had no canonry in it at all — but the question it left open is now closed. (/corrections/) --- ⭐⭐⭐ And the succession is dated, with its cause· 8 Nov 1781· «R.ᵈᵘˢ D.ⁿᵘˢ Joannes Mathias Defranceschi … baptizavit»· Bancich's hand· 26 Dec 1781· «baptizatus fuit à me, Mathia de Franceschi Can.ᶜᵒ»· his own hand· 10 Jan 1782· «Ego Mathias de Franceschi, Canonicus Ecclesiæ Cathedralis Petinensis … (: cujus…
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