1 mention · 3 pages

De Franceschi Giovanni

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PlaceConcesio, Brescia

Years1913–1916

LineA place that fits none of the above

Found inParish burial

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Appears on: The Register of the Dead · Carlo's Letter · Everyone

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Parish burial

Buried Concesio, Brescia, Italia · Concesio, Brescia · aged 3 · prof. Umberto De Franceschi

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Carlo's Letter

…city's writing office Kobler prints the official series «desunta dai libri pubblici», drawn from the public books. In the secretaries: «De Franceschi Antonio, 1682». In the vice-chancellors: «Giovanni de Franceschi, 1682». In the chancellors: «De Franceschi Giovanni Ant., 1694–1718», and then «De Franceschi Dr. Ant., 1727». Four appointments across forty-five years. For a generation the oldest Fiume stock effectively held the chancery of the city — and Kobler's family article says of Giovanni Antonio only that he was…

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