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Basilio Defranceschi

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Years1909

LineOut of Carnia

Found inThe Eleven

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New York

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Headstone

– 17 Jun 1994 · Saint Charles Cemetery · East Farmingdale, Suffolk County, New York, USA · Section 48, Row S, Grave 113

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…technically a subject of the empire his new country had just gone to war against. Basilio, to the day The youngest of the Eleven, Basilio, born 29 September 1909. The Social Security Death Index and the obituary index agree: «Basilio Defranceschi· 29 September 1909 – 15 June 1994· New York, New York», Social Security number issued in New York. Born at Gračišće while it was Austria; died in New York City, aged eighty-four, in the summer of 1994. This archive had no death date for him at…

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