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Ettore de Franceschi

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Appears on: Seget, and Crete · Sources

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…indable in it. , cites: vol. 3 (1972) — the registers of Valle; the marriage of Piero De Franceschi of Gollogorizza and Anna Bembo, 22 January 1795 , vol. 3 (1972) — Moncalvo as a nineteenth-century name for Gologorizza, and the confusion with Golaš near Valle , vol. 4 (1973) — Cervani and Ettore De Franceschi on depopulation in Venetian Istria , vol. 15 (1997) — «La popolazione dell'Istria nell'età moderna» , note: Downloaded in full (53 volumes, about 75 MB of text) and searched in September 2026. The bulk of «De Franceschi» hits are citations of Carlo and of his son Camillo as authorities; the scan reported here filtered those out and looked only for the surna…

Seget, and Crete

…n: Giuseppe Roselli , note: , n: Dott. Giacomo de Franceschi di Seghetto , note: «of Seghetto» — the manor this page is about , n: Giov. Batt. de Franceschi di Seghetto , note: «of Seghetto» , n: Ettore de Franceschi di Umago , note: the last mayor before 1918 , count: Eight mayors between 1815 and 1918, and four of them De Franceschi. Cigui adds that under Austria a mayor was re-elected repeatedly and stayed in office for many years, so eight men cover the century between them. Two are given in the list by the name of the estate: «di Seghetto». , after…

…Piccoli 1850–1918, with a Giovanni Battista Favretto who died in August 1918 aged seventy-five. The De Franceschi tablet is propped, not fixed. , ettore: And elsewhere in the same cemetery, on a rendered wall that is losing its plaster in sheets, a small white plate with a black cross and three lines: FAMIGLIA ETTORE DE FRANCESCHI. Ettore is the eighth and last of the elected mayors of Umag between 1815 and 1918, and one of the three commissari after it. He has his own wall. , why: What this adds. The archive already knew, from Cigui's list and from «L'Istria Agricola», that Ettore was mayor, that Ferramondo was a commissario, and that Italo sat on the Royal Commission and designed a road. It had…

…alled, empty, with a name on it , text: Immediately west of the canopy tomb is another walled enclosure. It has no monument, no kerb, no stone — grass, and a wall whose render is pocked with dozens of empty sockets where fixings and plaques have been taken off. On the wall, an arched iron plate: «✝ FAMIGLIA ETTORE DE FRANCESCHI». A named plot with nothing in it that says who lies there. The cemetery office's burial register is now the only record. , key: true , arms: One heraldic note, and it matters for the arms page. The wrought-iron tympanum over the tomb carries a shield charged with a lion rampant and a five-pointed star, under a coronet of five trefoil-tipped rays.…

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