Anton Defranceski
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The eldest of the six. Certified by the mayor of Pfullingen in 1950 as having worked for Hermann Sauer at Reutlingen-Süd.
Appears on: Changes · The House at Crikvenica · The Imotski Franceschi · Six Names at Pfullingen · The Plate Room · Everyone · The Search Register · Sources
Changes
…local family would be odd. The parish registers remain the real test. /research-log/ Sept 2026 yield Every spelling of the surname across Bakar, Hreljin, Praputnik, Kraljevica, Kostrena and Škrljevo; and an Anton Defranceski dying 1941–46 anywhere in Croatia FamilySearch — Croatian church books, Bakar country and Crikvenica CORRECTED. The first run of this search was under-powered — it scanned only the first couple of hundred records per spelling and…
The House at Crikvenica
…place, and the register will say on what day. source1943 : Zakon o državnim maticama (Croatia), on the hundred-year transfer to the state archives and on extracts. The FamilySearch indexes of Croatian church books were searched for an Anton Defranceski dying 1941–46 and return nothing, which is consistent with the register being closed rather than with the death not having happened. Klenovica and the coast, photographed Thirty-eight frames from the cemeteries of…
The Imotski Franceschi
…1922, Fužine 30 January 1996, Horsham, Victoria Zdravko's wife. Her Horsham memorial gives 1 February — the interment. Fužine confirms the Belnica origin the archive had from the displaced-persons papers. Anton Defranceski 22 August 1944, Reutlingen 28 June 1999, Ipswich, Queensland Born in Germany to Zdravko and Ruža while they were there, and the exact date the Arolsen child-tracing papers were opened on. This is the single most valuable…
Six Names at Pfullingen
…Defranceski 20 January 1890 Crikvenica The eldest of the six. Certified by the mayor of Pfullingen in 1950 as having worked for Hermann Sauer at Reutlingen-Süd. — published Felix…
…Defranceski née Salzer 5 October 1919 Neuhausen, Württemberg Petar's wife, and the only German-born adult in the group. Married Petar in February 1942. — published Anton Defranceski 21 August 1944 (1943 on his headstone) Reutlingen The child entered on the French camp card with the single word enfant written across the fingerprint boxes, and photographed in his mother's arms. He died on 28 June…
…148.901 for Zdravko's family of three, 148.902 for Petar's family of four. Both are entered in category CB. The brothers went into the same office on the same day and came out with numbers one apart, and then chose opposite hemispheres. Anton Defranceski, 22.8.44 — index card, Reutlingen 148.901 «Emigré Australie le 8.3.49», with a second date of 17.3.49 alongside. The card stands for the household of three — Zdravko, Ruža and the child — and it is the first document to give the day they left.…
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