The Defranceschi Archive
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Andrea Defranceschi

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PlacePula
Years1737
ParishPula
LineSouthern Istria
Found inFamily tree
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Andrea Defranceschi named on the same record Vitorio De Franceschialso in this archiveFrancescanamed here only

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FamilySearch record
Pula, Istria, Küstenland, Austria · parents: Francesca & Vitorio De Franceschi · spouse: Vitorio De Franceschi

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Register

…Rijeka 6B47-Z8FB Birgitta Elisa Surname not indexed F y b. 19 Feb 1849 Anna Defranceschi Johanes Baichin lead 6B47-ZG45 Carlo Francesco Andrea Defranceschi Defranceschi y b. 10 Nov 1849 Francesco Bellinich Carolina Bellinich in 6YBR-361S Carolum Surname not indexed M y b. 1849· d.…

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