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Teresa Fior DeFranceschi

Teresa Fior DeFranceschi, 1882–1955. Washington, District of Columbia, USA. Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 4 pages.

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Teresa Fior DeFranceschi — 1882 – 1955, Washington, District of Columbia, USA

PlaceWashington, District of Columbia, USA

Years1882–1955

LineAbroad, and the line not established

Found inHeadstone

What the archive knows

Saint Marys Catholic Cemetery

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The records themselves

Headstone

1882 – 13 Feb 1955 · Saint Marys Catholic Cemetery · Washington, District of Columbia, USA

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The Map

…n Saint Marys Catholic Cemetery first last Luigi “Louis” DeFranceschi y Saint Marys Catholic Cemetery https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/34335884 stone Teresa Fior DeFranceschi y Saint Marys Catholic Cemetery https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/34335885 stone whitingoceancountynewjerseyusa Whiting, Ocean County, New Jersey, USA USA lat.67976,…

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