Catharinam Akacich (Defranceschi)
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The House at Crikvenica
…of Bakar, as the registers give them The oldest generation «Francisci Defranceschi», named as the father in his son's marriage entry — and indexed as a person in his own right. His son «Joanem Bap. Defranceschi» marries «Catharinam Akacich», with an Antonius Akacich named beside her. A separate entry has a «Joannem Defranceschi» marrying «Catharinam Sablich» — either the same man remarried, or a brother. An Ivana, and a child «Antonia Defranceschi», dead 9…
…numbering where the year begins in March, so 7bris is September, 8bris October, 9bris November, 10bris December. 20 November 1772. What it adds to the household The index gave this archive «Joanem Bap. Defranceschi» marrying «Catharinam Akacich» with «Antonius Akacich» beside her, and a «Francisci Defranceschi» as the father. The page adds that Antonio Akačić was already dead — Def uncti — that the couple needed a dispensation, which in a town this size usually means they were within…
Register
…not indexed M y Gaspari De Franceschi lead 6Z8Q-YK7V Joanem Bap Defranceschi Defranceschi M y Francisci Defranceschi Catharinam Akacich Antonii Akacich in 6YB5-ZPL2 Joannae Sterzai Surname not indexed y Antonÿ Defranceschi Joanna lead XQMQ-62MF Joanne…
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