The Defranceschi Archive
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Camillo De Franceschi, in Croatian

Everything this archive holds under this name, gathered from every page of the site.

PlacePazin
Years1868–1953
LineA documented Istrian or Kvarner household this archive will not attach to any line
Found inNamesake
What the archive knows

History

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Appears on: The Other Franceschi · Everyone

The Other Franceschi

…French. A Corsican bearer of the name, and a reminder of how far the patronymic travelled: the family's own map already carries Corsica and a Corsica-to-Genoa marker. No connection to any line on this site. camillo2023 Camillo De Franceschi, in Croatian 1868–1953, published 2023 Pazin History Camillo's «Storia documentata della Contea di Pisino» — the documented history of the County of Pazin, published posthumously in 1964 — is still the standing authority.…

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