Francisca Marcario de Franceschi (fl. 1743–1753)

The family

No family chart is drawn for this person, and that is a statement about the data rather than about them. This archive records kin against a name — the tree on a name page gathers everyone who shares it, so it may hold one person's dates beside another's wife. Rather than hand a reader a family that might not be this person's, the chart is drawn only where the relationship is recorded person by person, which today means the direct line.

What the archive knows

A woman named as «uxor Jacobi Defranceschi» across ten years, and the reason this archive still thinks there were two Jacobos. Her attestations, all godparent lines — «[Franca] Mar-/:cario uxor Jacobi Defranceschi» on 1 December 1743 (the surname split across the line break); «Franca Marcario uxor Jacobi Defranceschi» on 26 March 1752; «Francisca uxor Jacobi Defranceschi» on 17 December 1752; and «Francisca uxor Jacobi Defranceschi» on 6 February 1753. (doc for each appearance.) ⚠ She is not Matteo's Francisca, who is a different household — though the archive cannot rule out that one clerk confused them, because it has caught this register attaching the wrong husband to a woman twice. What she is for. Pascasia bears Jacobo four children between 1743 and 1750 and is named his wife in a joint line on 29 April 1753. This woman is named his wife on 6 February 1753, ten weeks earlier. One man cannot have both, so either the parish held two men of the forename, or these godparent lines are unreliable about husbands. The archive prefers the first and says so, and today's re-reading moved the whole case onto 1752–53 — because 1743 turned out to be Pascasia after all. See /corrections/. ⚠ And she has never been attested in a baptism. Every line naming her is a godparent line — the weakest object in this volume, and the kind this archive has twice convicted. (inf that she is a distinct woman at all.) Born about 1720 — estimated.