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Valentinus Marcolini

Valentinus Marcolini. Gologorica. Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 3 pages.

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⭐ New, 11 October 2026 — the husband the 1862 book could only abbreviate. > Gologorica Status Animarum 1894 (M01069585): «Clotilda, Maria, filia Valentini MARCOLINI e Beatricis n. Defranceschi» Husband of Beatrix Hermenegildis Defranceschi (b. 10 Apr 1865), married 26 November 1887, and father of Clotilda Maria (b. 15 Jan 1894). ⚠ No birth, no origin and no trade are given; the 1862 annotation «za Ang. Val.» has an «Ang.» this entry does not explain. (doc — DAPA ZM34K-214, M01069590, Gologorica Status Animarum 1894.)

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…PARENTS of both parties. That is the thing this archive keeps running out of — Marianna's father, Rosalia's, Albina Lovrinović's, the origins of Valentinus Marcolini, Andreas Sečešić and Josephus Celentich. It is now the fourth request in the letter to Pazin. ⭐⭐⭐ «GRAH-ŽIPAN» — the…

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