Ruža / Rosa Defranceschi (Salamon)
Ruža / Rosa Defranceschi (Salamon), 1854–1898. Gologorica. Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 2 pages.
⭐⭐⭐ She married three Defranceschi brothers in succession, and this archive did not have her at all. > Gologorica Status Animarum 1862, household 6 (M01069446): «Rosa uxor n. Salamon» · n. 13 Aug 1854 · d. 17/6 1898 > Matrimonii, three numbered dates: «I. 18 Febr. 1878» · «II. 5 Febr. 1883» · «III. 26 Oct. 1887» > Profectus: «Vidua † Joanis» — widow of the late Joannes The three dates are the marriages of three sons of Antonius Defranceschi (1814–1893) and Francisca née Defranceschi: Joannes Baptista (1842–1880), Franciscus (1854–1884), and Antonius (b. 1855). Widowed twice before she was thirty-four, and both times she married the next brother. ✔ The clerk writes it out himself on the following line — «Defranceschi Antonius … Antonii, III. vir Rosae n. Salamon» — and Antonius's row in the parent household carries «za Ružo Defranceschi n. Salamon». Told here. (doc — DAPA ZM34K-214, M01069446, Gologorica Status Animarum 1862.)
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