The Defranceschi Archive
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Francescha Defranceschi

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PlaceRijeka
Years1742–1755
ParishRijeka
LineA documented Istrian or Kvarner household this archive will not attach to any line
Found inParish burial
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Francescha Defranceschi b. 1742 · bur. 16 Nov 1755 Fiume, Modrus-Fiume, Ungheria Fiume, Modrus-Fiume, Ungheria

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FamilySearch record
Birth 1742 · Burial 16 Nov 1755 · Fiume, Modrus-Fiume, Ungheria

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Parish burial
Buried 16 Nov 1755 @ Fiume, Modrus-Fiume, Ungheria · Rijeka · aged 13

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Register

…X9D5-9RZM Sebastiano Francetich Francetich y bur. 13 Mar 1741 Fiume, Modrus-Fiume, Ungheria Fiume, Modrus-Fiume, Ungheria, lead Rijeka X9DP-GX8L Francescha Defranceschi Defranceschi y b. 1742· bur. 16 Nov 1755 Fiume, Modrus-Fiume, Ungheria Fiume, Modrus-Fiume, Ungheria, in Rijeka 6YB2-NYQB Madalena Franceschini…

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