Nelida Albina de Franceschi
Nelida Albina de Franceschi. Every mention of this name in the archive — 2 across 3 pages. Living people are named here and nothing more.
The person of this name
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- Nelida Albina de Franceschi — dates unknown, Mercedes
Imported from David's live MyHeritage tree on 20 September 2026, one of the 84 the reconciliation found in the tree and not in this roster. Tree-derived: no register has been read for this person here. (inf — the tree's own word, and nothing else yet.) The other 486 of the 668 tree-only people were already inside David's own pens, tested and parked. Held as possibly living, so this archive prints the name and nothing else. Born within living memory with no death recorded anywhere this archive can reach — and the site's own rule is that a living person is given by name, and place, and no dates. The date this row used to print is still held here; it is simply not printed. If a death is found, the dates come back. Why this changed.
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The live tree, read against this archive
…de Franceschi 1927 Ellis Island living Dionigi Dijonisius de Franceschi 1927 Gracisce living Basiliana Maria de Franceschi 1929 Gracisce living Nelida Albina de Franceschi Mercedes living Feliciano de Franceschi living Richard Defranceschi living Assunta Maria de Franceschi Gracisce…
Worklist
…n Open Nelida Albina's Argentine baptism ark, 6ZP4-29WC — it may not be a de Franceschi at all blocked David — a signed-in FamilySearch session 2026-09-17, David's tree gives Nelida Albina de Franceschi, born 9 September 1931 at Mercedes, as Rotilio's daughter, and cites Argentina, Buenos Aires, registros parroquiales, 1635–1981, ark 6ZP4-29WC. The citation reads «Entry for Nélida Albina and Federico Nebbia, 30 de noviembre de 1931» — and in…
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