The Defranceschi Archive
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4 mentions · 2 pages

Mattio Franceschi

Mattio Franceschi. Every mention of this name in the archive — 4 across 2 pages.

Found inFamilySearch index and the archive's resolved records: a name read, not joined to any household
Deadevery record under this spelling shows the bearer dead by the archive's rule
What the archive knows

A name the narrative pages use that the roster does not hold. This page lists what the archive's structured files say under this exact spelling and claims nothing beyond it: who the person was, and whether two entries are one man, are for the pages that quote the register.

No family is drawn for this name — this archive has not placed it in a household and holds no indexed entry that names it beside anybody else. A record does stand behind it: the 3 below, not joined to any household. The Register is where an index entry would appear if one turned up.
Identity here is by name, not by resolved individual. Where two people of one name appear in this archive they share this page, and it is for the reader to keep them apart — the surrounding text usually makes it obvious. Nothing here is new evidence; it is the same evidence, brought together.

Appears on: Corrections · Ližnjan

FamilySearch index entry
FamilySearch index entry 6B4Q-4FFW · named on the index entry of Benedetto Franceschi (b. 23 Oct 1726)

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FamilySearch index entry
FamilySearch index entry 6B47-Z3MY · named on the index entry of Bernardo Franceschi (b. Oct 1799 · bur. Oct 1812 Croazia, Austria)

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FamilySearch index entry
FamilySearch index entry XQM3-B2X7 · named on the index entry of Mattia Franceschi (b. Jun 1821)

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Corrections

…helpers carried the same wrong y-range and are corrected before use. And the first thing the corrected crop found was the entry that exposed it: Ližnjan «Liber Defunctorum», page 93, 1839 : « Addì 20 Xbre 1839 » · house 17 · « Mattio Franceschi d.to Marulin, agr. » · Cattolico, Maschio, « ann. 40 » — the death of the man who married in 1815 , with « d.to Marulin » written again, twenty-four years after the marriage did. That settles the byname: it is attached to him…

Ližnjan

…still reads as unused. That is a bookkeeping artefact and is said so here rather than counted as a gap. The rest are genuinely untaken , and most are children of Defranceschi daughters who married out — Ruman, Perković, Jelčić, Našković — plus «Mattio Franceschi, 1799 – 20 Dec 1839» and «Giovanni Defranceschi, 1845 – 11 Nov 1846», who are of the name outright. ⚠ The lesson is not that the index is good. It is that this archive kept finding things it already had . The register settles what the…

…Clunich di Stefano», «Gregorio Iucopila» Aged twenty-one in November 1815, so born about 1794. His father is Antonio. And this is the couple whose children fill house 17 in the baptism book — Antonio 1819, Mattia 1821, Gregorio 1822 — all to «Mattio Franceschi di Antonio» and «Mandalena Pecouichi». ⭐ HE CARRIES A BYNAME: « deto Marulin » — detto Marulin, «called Marulin». ⚠ And the byname was nearly read as a PLACE. The same book, sixteen years later, writes a groom as « Giacomo Micalouich…

…A daughter of a Matteo, marrying out in 1848. , lab : ⭐⭐⭐ THE 1815 GROOM'S OWN BURIAL — and «Marulin» written on him a second time , key : true, text : Ližnjan «Liber Defunctorum», page 93 : « Addì 20 Xbre 1839 » · house 17 · « Mattio Franceschi d.to Marulin, agr. » · « ann. 40 » He married into house 17 in 1815 and died in it in 1839. Antonio was born there in 1819, Mattia in 1821, Gregorio in 1822. ⭐ The byname is on him twice. The marriage called him « Mario de Franceschi…

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