The Defranceschi Archive
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Domenica Moscarda (Defranceschi)

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PlaceRovinj
ParishRovinj
LineA documented Istrian or Kvarner household this archive will not attach to any line
Found inFamily tree
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Domenica Moscarda (Defranceschi) named on the same record Giacomo De Franceschialso in this archiveDomenica Moscardaalso in this archiveNicolo Moscardanamed here only

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Appears on: Changes · Fiume 1626 · The Archive · The People They Married · Places · Register · Everyone · The Search Register

Family tree entry — not yet checked against a register
Rovinj · MyHeritage tree 4, individual 4510928

Where this set is written up →

Changes

…also a stranger: «Ob.to di Matt.o de Franceschi da Dignano», 27 December 1728, 6 lire — Vodnjan, which this archive lists among the unplaced. The film holds fourteen more, including a Rovinj household across three generations (Giacomo → Vittorio & Domenica Moscarda → Piero Anto 1736) — and Carlo De Franceschi's own marriage to Maria Michelcich, with his parents named as «Giuseppe da Gologorizza» and «Lambertina Pesle». That image has not been opened. /research-log/ 9 Sept 2026…

Fiume 1626

…else the Rovinj film holds Sixteen records in all, and the shape of them is a household at Rovinj across three generations that this archive has never written up:· Giacomo → Vittorio de Franceschi, who marries Domenica Moscarda, daughter of Nicolò· Vittorio and Franca → Piero Anto, baptised 1736· Mattio de Franceschi and Elisabetta → Martino, baptised 1722· Franco de Franceschi and Menegha· Pietro Defranceschi and Elisabetta…

…venue makes the clerk name people properly. «Antonio De Franceschi fu Vittorio». Vittorio is not a Vodnjan name in anything read so far. It is a Rovinj name: the household this archive pulled off the Rovinj film runs Giacomo → Vittorio, with Domenica Moscarda → Piero Anto, 1736. And Svetvinčenat is the parish where this archive has been reading a quite separate cluster — Mattia 1669, Mattio 1674, Piero 1707, and the nineteen openings of baptisms finished earlier this week. So one line of a Vodnjan…

Places

…de Franceschi da Dignano». A book of burial offerings catches whoever dies in the parish, which is why a register here names men of Pula and of Vodnjan. The film also holds a Rovinj household across three generations — Giacomo → Vittorio, who married Domenica Moscarda → Piero Anto, baptised 1736 — and a Bona Defranceschi, daughter of Dominicus and Oliva Dorligurro, marrying in the 1840s: that is the Vodnjan household sending a daughter here. And on 1 March 1852, entry 31: Carlo De Franceschi, the historian,…

Register

…M y Vitorio De Franceschi Stela Tamborin in 6BKK-NBW7 Vittorio De Franceschi Franceschi y Giacomo De Franceschi Domenica Moscarda Nicolo Moscarda in 6B47-QFBM Vittorio De Franceschi Franceschi y Antonio De Franceschi Eufemia Bergamo Mattio Bergamo in XQMM-L1RK…

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