Francesco de Franceschi

…319 pages carry the name; 250-odd are bare citations of Carlo or Camillo as authors. The rest include the encyclopedia entry, Brhan's Carnic-emigration study with the Mione emigrant register, the 1945 census by place, the Umag cemetery survey, a Francesco de Franceschi bishop of Pola 1422–26, and Dionigi Defranceschi of Gallignana in the Dachau index. /research-log/ Sept 2026 yield Re-read for Agrons Ferigo, «Le cifre, le anime» — full text Confirms what…

…Marseille· Saint-Étienne Pierre Defranceschi, born 1818, died 1853, son of Joseph Defranceschi and Françoise Guillellemont. Pierre Defranceschi, born at Levie in Corsica on 4 March 1921, died at Marseille in 1990. Isacco Francesco de Franceschi, born 1927 at Saint-Jean-Bonnefonds, died 2004 at Saint-Étienne. The Corsican De Franceschi are of Florentine origin — a Taddeo Franceschi crossed to the island early in the fourteenth century and his descendants served Genoa. Levie is in the…

…street-by-street topography, the chapters on the churches and the diocese. It turns up eleven more times, and two of those are worth the search on their own. c. 1424 — a bishop of Pola of the name «Serie dei Vescovi di Pola … Francesco de Franceschi, intorno l'anno 1424. Domenico de Luschis dal 1426 al 1451.» Kobler says he is abridging Kandler's list to the men who appear in acts of Fiume — so he had a Fiume document with the bishop's name on it. And he is not alone: Cavalli's «Della regione litorale…

…list to the men who appear in acts of Fiume — so he had a Fiume document with the bishop's name on it. And he is not alone: Cavalli's «Della regione litorale Austro-Illirica» of 1845 gives the same sequence independently — Biagio Molino, Tommaso Tommasini, Francesco de Franceschi, Domenico de Lucteriis. Two nineteenth-century Istrian lists, compiled separately, put a De Franceschi in the see of Pola between Tommasini's departure and de Luschis's accession in 1426. This archive has no primary act for him. It is by three centuries the…

…Seghetto branch: the armorial names him in the same entry as the four brothers who gave the Republic a hundred thousand ducats in 1716. Blasonario Giuliano, «Franceschi (de) — Seghetto, Capodistria, Umago». francesco-pola Francesco de Franceschi fl. 1424 Pola Church Bishop of Pola in 1424 — the earliest office-holder of the name recorded anywhere in Istria, and a century before the Chancellor. He belonged to the Capodistria family, which the Gravisi…

…traces to him. The family no longer holds the charter; the claim rests on the nobiliary literature and on the family's own 1838 submission. Two branches, kept in touch In the second half of the sixteenth century Francesco de Franceschi (1520–1598) is sent from Venice to Omiš as a member of the town senate, and is named in the parish books. From that point the family runs in two places at once — Zadar and Omiš — and the literature is explicit that the two nurtured their ties for…

…the town had a Venetian rector sent out yearly — Balbi, Corner, Priuli, Bembo, Barozzi, a Salamon in 1764. Then Venice fell, and the town began electing its own. Cigui lists them. Giacomo Mitrovich (Pastovichio) Francesco de Franceschi the first of the family Bernardo Alessandri Pietro Manzutto Giuseppe Roselli Dott. Giacomo de Franceschi di Seghetto «of Seghetto» — the manor this page is…