Valentinum Josephum Gregorium Defranceschi
Valentinum Josephum Gregorium Defranceschi, 1776. Vitipolis, Modrus-Fiume, Magyarország. Every mention of this name in the archive — 2 across 5 pages.
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- Valentinum Josephum Gregorium Defranceschi — 1776, Vitipolis, Modrus-Fiume, Magyarország
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…Francetich Antoniæ Francetich lead X9DP-QMK4 Maria Surname not indexed F y b. 21 Jan 1776 Antonij Defranceschi Matthię lead XQMQ-X3PK Valentinum Josephum Gregorium Defranceschi Defranceschi M y b. 11 Mar 1776 Josephi Defranceschi Francæ Defranceschi in 6B47-8NCG Catharina Francetich Francetich F y b. 25…
Worklist
…of 1794–1805 is twenty-one children this archive has never attached to anything, and they would hang off the Carnian household directly. Narrowed the same day, and the window is now five years wide. The far end is dated. The index carries «Valentinum Josephum Gregorium Defranceschi, f. Josephi, m. Francæ, 11/12 March 1776, Vitipolis» — so Giuseppe × Franca were baptising at Fiume in 1776, and their son is the Valentino who fathers the twenty-one. Which dates Giuseppe himself. A man with a son born in 1776 was born by…
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