The Defranceschi Archive
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Valentin Defranceschi (navy)

Valentin Defranceschi (navy). Every mention of this name in the archive — 6 across 7 pages.

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LineThe record names no place, or names only «Croatia» or «Austria»
Found inAustrian State Archives
What the archive knows

A naval officer's or official's Qualifikationsliste, filed under the surname alone. Rank given as Administrations-Assistent. This is the file the Kriegsarchiv offered to look for in 2026 for a EUR 45 search fee, when its own catalogue already names it to the item. (doc for the file; nothing yet ties him to a household here.) Catalogued at AT-OeStA/KA Marine NMA PA Offiziere und Beamte Akten QL 944 · ÖStA catalogue. Public, no permission required. The file itself has not been ordered.

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The same name, written another way

This archive holds 5 other pages under what Say Your Name reconciles as the same given name in another language — a Latin register, a Venetian clerk, a Croatian village, a Hungarian office. They are not merged and none of them is claimed to be this person: a shared name is not a shared identity, and the archive will not join one to the other by machine. It is here so that a reader looking for a man the records called Josephus can see where they wrote him Josip.

Valentin Defranceschi (Venice accounts) · Valentino Defranceschi · Valentinum De Franceschi · Valentinum Defranceschi · Valentinus Defranceschi

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Appears on: The Defranceschi Archive · Changes · The Omiš Line · Errands · Imperial · Lives on one scale · About

Changes

…in the history of Fiume leans on him on page after page. That is worth knowing in itself: Carlo was standard reading in Hungarian historical writing within a decade of his death. The Hungarian kingdom's own directories then gave three people:· Valentin Defranceschi, 1835 — Passualist in the Polizey-Behörde of Fiume. The passport officer of a free port, listed among the city's patrician office-holders. The earliest office this archive can put the name in, and a civil one.· Ferencz Defranceschi, 1848 — Főnök…

…daughter — drawing a kegydíj of 80 forints, renewed in three-year terms, in the state accounts of 1888, 1892, 1894, 1898 and 1900. So her father was dead by 1888 and she was still unmarried and on the state's charity twelve years later.· Valentin Defranceschi, K. K. Kriegs-Marine, Marine-Direktion at Pola, in the Militärschematismus of 1854, 1855 and 1856 — and Valentin is the one forename that recurs through the Rijeka households, fathering there in 1742–57 and again in 1794–1805.· Julius…

The Omiš Line

…incapacity for work or earning. Her 1891 grant expired on 16 October 1894 and was renewed; she was still on the list in 1900. Állami zárszámadás 1888, p. 179; 1894, p. 387; 1898, p. 412; 1900, p. 399; Képviselőházi irományok 1892 Valentin Defranceschi 1854 – 1856 K. K. Kriegs-Marine, Marine-Direktion at Pola. And Valentin is the one forename that runs through the Rijeka households — a Valentino fathering there in 1742–57, and another in 1794–1805.…

Errands

…and the answer splits the six men in two. The Direktion des Kriegsarchivs replies under Geschäftszahl 2026-0.769.907, signed by the Archivdirektor at Vienna on 16 September, and heads the letter «Marinepersonensuche Julis Defranceschi (\\1879) und Valentin Defranceschi (im Dienst 1854–1856)» — the two sailors, and only the two sailors. For the navy men they offer a paid search. €45 per started half-hour, the first half-hour free; they estimate an hour, so €45. The fee is payable whether or not anything…

Imperial

…the ground plan and section of the imperial salt-receiver's and comptroller's residence at Bakar. Manuscript, 56 × 45 cm, one sheet. National Archives of Hungary, T 62 No 1642, out of E 96 Tricesimalia 1827, 4:51 chamber Valentin Defranceschi 1835 Passport officer, Fiume police Passualist in the Polizey-Behörde of Fiume — the officer who issued and checked passports in a free port. He is listed among the city's patrician office-holders: Tudorovich the…

…the same page the harbour captaincy at Buccari is recorded as vacant — Kapitány. Nincs. — nine years before Ferencz himself is pensioned as a port captain. «Budapesti utasító» 1848, Törvényszékek, p. 70 port Valentin Defranceschi 1854 – 1856 K. K. Kriegs-Marine In the Marine-Direktion at Pola. Valentin is the forename that runs through the Rijeka households — a Valentino fathering there in 1742–57, and another in 1794–1805.…

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