1786 – 1863
Lambertina Defranceschi (Peschle)
One person. Volosca (Volosko). Everything this archive holds for this individual, kept apart from everyone else who shares the name.
Name
Lambertina Defranceschi (Peschle)
Years
1786 – 1863
Place
Volosca (Volosko)
Line
carnia
Found in
Read off the register
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
Born 17 September 1786, and «Ex Volosca» — the town near Opatija that every printed life of her son names. Wife of Josephus Defranceschi, married 3 February 1807; mother of Carlo De Franceschi, the historian this archive leans on, and of nine others. Died 16 July 1863, aged 76 years 10 months.
This archive had her only as «about 1786» with no day; the household book gives the date. Her son Aloysius was born at Volosca in 1832 — she went home to be delivered, which is how the «born in Poland» error was caught. (doc — ZM34K-214, M01069332 and M01069408.)
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⭐ 6 October 2026 — her death entry, and it settled an error on another page the same afternoon.
> Gologorica deaths, image M01069281, page 104: «1863 Julii 16 · 7 · Lambertina Defranceschi, CIVIS, sep. 17 Jul., munita omnibus s. Sacramentis · 77 · senectus»
House 7 — the house she kept with Josephus — «civis», all the sacraments, buried the next day. The register's 77 is the priest rounding the 76 years 10 months this archive computes from her birth of 17 September 1786. (doc.)
⭐ And this entry did work beyond her own row. She was born Peschle and the register calls her Defranceschi — her husband's name. That single fact disproved a claim this archive had published two hours earlier about a Defranceschi in the Deprato house, which had assumed the register used maiden names. See corrections.
No one else in this archive carries this name.