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Françoise Guillellemont (Defranceschi)

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…family. France and Corsica small and old from the fourteenth century Levie, Corse-du-Sud· 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…

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