Paula Pietra(Defranceschi)
Paula Pietra(Defranceschi), 1851–1883. Pola. Every mention of this name in the archive — 5 across 5 pages.
⭐⭐ Wife of Johann Defranceschi, navy servant — married at Pola 16 January 1871, died there 27 February 1883. Born at Pola about 1851, daughter of Rocco … (a Landmann) and Johanna née Borri (marriage entry, 9R28-MNY image 82; doc). On 27 February 1883 «Defranceschi Paula Pietra, Gattin des Johann Defranceschi, k.k. Marine-Diener 2. Cl.», lawful daughter of «Peter [Pietro] Rocco, Landtaglöhner» [the last word is not certain], born at Pola in Istria, died in the civil hospital at Pola, aged 31½, of «Lungentuberculose»; she was buried on 1 March 1883 in the naval cemetery (Pola k.u.k. naval parish «Sterb-Register» 1879–1886, image 105; doc). This is Paula Pietra of h132: her husband's name and rank, the birthplace Pola and the age (b. about 1851; 19 at the marriage of 16 January 1871) agree, and her father's «Rocco» is the marriage entry's «Rocco …». Her husband had risen from 4th to 2nd class in the twelve years. A later marginal note, «Ausgefertigt 13/6 84», shows a certificate was copied out on 13 June 1884; no second marriage is found. No child is named in the entry; whether the couple had children is still not known. Her surname «Pietra» is read from the marriage entry, where she is «Paula Pietra»; the death entry writes «Defranceschi Paula Pietra», i.e. under her husband's name, inf.
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…house 5 — in the Austrian navy. On 16 January 1871, in the k.u.k. naval parish of Pola, «Defranceschi Johann, k.k. Marinediener 4. Cl.» — born at «Galignana in Istrien», son of «Franz Defranceschi, Besitzer» and Franziska née Salomon — married Paula Pietra, 19, born at Pola (the entry; doc). He is, inf, the Joannes of 1833 in h116 and the brother of Franciscus (the 1868 civil marriage names the same Franziska Salomon); the father's «Franz» for…
…buried on the naval cemetery two days later (the entry; his page; doc). inf — strong — that he is the first child of Johann and Paula Pietra, born 14 March 1874 — the naval baptism book has the child as «Peter Nicolaus», son of «Defranceschi Johann, k.k. Marinediener 3. Cl.» and «Paula Petra» (the baptism;…
…baptised 17 September 1878). Seven months later her mother died of lung tuberculosis (next entry); eight years after that their son. ⭐⭐ And his wife, twelve years on. On 27 February 1883, in the civil hospital at Pola, «Defranceschi Paula Pietra, Gattin des Johann Defranceschi, k.k. Marine-Diener 2. Cl.» died of lung tuberculosis, aged 31½, born at Pola, daughter of «Peter Rocco, Landtaglöhner»; she was buried on the naval cemetery on 1 March ( the entry…
…of «Peter Rocco, Landtaglöhner»; she was buried on the naval cemetery on 1 March (the entry; her page; doc). She is Paula Pietra of the 1871 marriage — the husband's name and rank, the birthplace Pola and the age agree, and the father's «Rocco» recurs; no child is named, and his own death and any second marriage are still not found. ⭐⭐ And their boy, seven years after…
…he was buried on the naval cemetery on 12 November (the entry; his page; doc). doc that he is the child of Johann and Paula Pietra: the naval baptism book has «Eugen Josef», born at Pola 8 December 1875, baptised 26 February 1876, son of «Defranceschi Johann, k.k. Marinediener 3. Cl.» and «Paula Petra» ( the baptism…
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