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Francesca Tomasich (Defranceschi)

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LineThe record names no place, or names only «Croatia» or «Austria»

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Appears on: Carlo's Letter · Everyone

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Carlo's Letter

…dell'Istria, abitava in Fiume circa l'anno 1740, e fu fatto cittadino nel 1746.» Giovanni Battista, come from Pisino in Istria, living at Fiume about 1740 and made a citizen in 1746. Sons: Giuseppe, Vincenzo and Giovanni. Giuseppe, 1748–1778 Married Francesca Tomasich in 1772, died in 1778 leaving a son Valentino; the widow remarried in 1783 to Giovanni Bassan. Valentino di Giuseppe Civic engineer and steward of Fiume, with a house on the Corso until 1827. Married Orsola de Benzoni in 1793; sons Francesco…

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