Božica Blašković (Defranceski)
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- Božica Blašković (Defranceski) — 1911 – 1994, Crikvenica
Josip Petar's wife, and the household that stayed at Crikvenica when three of his brothers and his sister left it. Born the same year as her husband.
0 of the 3 relationships drawn above are written in a register this archive has read with its own eyes. 2 come from the family tree and areunverified here. 1 carry no source at all in this archive yet.
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Appears on: The Defranceschi Archive · The House at Crikvenica · Our line, drawn · The Imotski Franceschi · Lives on one scale · About · Sources
The House at Crikvenica
…ursula-old Pepe 1911, at Crikvenica Photographed in naval uniform with four other ratings, and again in shirtsleeves on a sea wall with the ZORA photographer's blindstamp in the corner. Married Božica Blašković, 1911–1994, also of Crikvenica; their son Toni lived 1937–1984. Pepe was born and died in the same town, and the archive had no dates for him at all until the family's MyHeritage file supplied both. pepe-sailors pepe-pier 1980,…
The Imotski Franceschi
…gravestones and the backs of photographs, for people the registers here do not reach. Josip, called Pepe, Defranceski 1911, Crikvenica 1980, Crikvenica Photographed on the pier at Crikvenica. Božica Blašković 1911, Crikvenica 1994, Crikvenica Pepe's wife. Toni Defranceski 1937, Crikvenica 1984 Their son. Poldo, or Pauldo, de Franceschi 1901, Crikvenica…
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