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Antonius Franciscus Defranceschi

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Years1909–1945

LineOut of Carnia

Relationship to Davidseventh cousin once removed

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Born Jan 31 1909 at Gologorica · Died Aug 7 1945 at DACHAU · relationship in the tree: 7th c1r · MyHeritage tree 4, individual 4509598

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Changes

…and notes/myheritage- -rows.md. /research-log/ Sept 2026 yield Compared row by row against the published site MyHeritage — what the tree holds and this archive did not Antonius Franciscus Defranceschi, born Gologorica 31 January 1909, died at DACHAU 7 August 1945. Giuseppe de Franceschi, born Gračišće 12 March 1892, died New York City 26 April 1940, with six citations. Bruno Defranceschi, born Gologorica 20 November 1942, died 15 January 2023. Anna Maria…

The Gologorica Line

…archive had nothing on David's live MyHeritage tree was read directly in September 2026 — 459 individuals of the surname. Most of it agreed with what is published here. These did not, because this site had never heard of them. Antonius Franciscus Defranceschi — Gologorica to Dachau Born at Gologorica on 31 January 1909. Died at Dachau on 7 August 1945. The camp was liberated on 29 April 1945, so a death there in August is a death among the thousands who did not survive being freed — typhus was…

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