The Defranceschi Archive
1 mention · 4 pages

Zorafko Frank De Franceski

Zorafko Frank De Franceski, 1979. Horsham, Rural City of Horsham, Victoria, Australia. Every mention of this name in the archive — 1 across 4 pages.

PlaceHorsham, Rural City of Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Years1979
LineOut of Carnia
Found inHeadstone
What the archive knows

Horsham Cemetery

No family is drawn for this name — this archive has not placed it in a household and holds no indexed entry that names it beside anybody else. A record does stand behind it: the one below, not joined to any household. The Register is where an index entry would appear if one turned up.
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Appears on: The Atlas · Where the Name Is Cut in Stone · The Imotski Franceschi · Everyone

Headstone
– 27 Dec 1979 · Horsham Cemetery · Horsham, Rural City of Horsham, Victoria, Australia · CENTRAL 2-J-10

Where this set is written up → · the headstone →

The Imotski Franceschi

…tree both give Zdravko Defranceski's death as 1999 at Horsham. Two memorials in Horsham Cemetery give December 1979 — one reading «Zdravko Frank Defranceski, 1921 – 22 Dec 1979», the other, plot Central 2-J-10, entered under the garbled forename «Zorafko Frank De Franceski» and dated 27 December 1979. A death on the 22nd and an interment on the 27th is an ordinary week. The 1999 has a source, and the same file supplies it: his son Anton died on 28 June 1999 at Ipswich. A father's death year taken from the son's is…

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