Rudolphus Carolus Bernardus Matthæus Vitus
Rudolphus Carolus Bernardus Matthæus Vitus, 1859. Every mention of this name in the archive — 2 across 4 pages.
Child of Gulielmus Lazzer and Andrina Defranceschi (household h088 on the households list). Dated 15 Jun 1859. Evidence class: index only — no register has been read. Descends from the name through the mother — the surname is another family's. Nothing else is claimed.
0 of the 3 relationships drawn above are written in a register this archive has read with its own eyes. 3 come from a FamilySearch index entry — a transcription, not the page.
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The Defranceschi Archive
…the direct line.· h083 / h090 — Nascovich / Nasković, Maddalena / Magdalena: four children over sixteen years, split in two by the language the clerk was writing in.· h087 / h088 — Rodolfo Carlo Bernardo Matteo Vito Lazzer, 1859 and Rudolphus Carolus Bernardus Matthæus Vitus, 1859 are the same boy. They are linked, not deleted. This archive's rule is that identity is by record; where it knows two records are one household it says so on both and leaves the pair readable. And the household that had been…
Register
…6B47-NZQM Rodolfo Carlo Bernardo Matteo Vito Lazzer Surname not indexed y b. 1859 Andrina Defranceschi Guglielmo Defranceschi lead X9DP-GGC2 Rudolphus Carolus Bernardus Matthæus Vitus Surname not indexed M y b. 15 Jun 1859 Andrina Defranceschi Gulielmus Lazzer lead 6B47-87KX Stephanus Surname not indexed M y b.…
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