Rev. Joseph de Franceschi, C.M.
Rev. Joseph de Franceschi, C.M.. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Every mention of this name in the archive — 2 across 3 pages.
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- Rev. Joseph de Franceschi, C.M. — dates unknown, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
A Vincentian priest in Brazil. In 1912 he describes Rio de Janeiro for «The Catholic Advocate» as «Rev. Jose de Franceschi, C.M.»; in January 1930 the Holy See appoints him Regional Director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith for Brazil's Third Region, reported in «Freeman's Journal», «The Catholic Press» and «The Southern Cross». The only named person of this name this archive has found in Brazil, where its own emigration map marks a cluster it has never put a person on.
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Method
…persimmons and olives at the Sydney Royal Show; a G. Franceski racing bicycles at Beverley, Western Australia; Annie Amanda Franceski Kean, divorced at Maryborough in 1901 and carrying the name in the position a maiden surname survives in; and Rev. Joseph de Franceschi, C.M., a Vincentian in Rio de Janeiro in 1912 and Regional Director for Brazil in 1930. Ten real people, under thirty-five advertisements for a dead man's paintings. The general form: a heading that repeats is a finding about the newspaper, not about…
Worklist
…the music teacher who became Mrs Sullivan; Caesar of North Lismore, persimmons and olives at the 1934 Sydney Royal Show); G. Franceski racing bicycles at Beverley, WA; Annie Amanda Franceski Kean, divorced at Maryborough in 1901; and Rev. Joseph de Franceschi, C.M., a Vincentian at Rio in 1912 and Regional Director for Brazil in 1930 — the first named person of this name this archive has found in Brazil, where its own map has marked a cluster for months with nobody on it. n blocked…
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