The Defranceschi Archive
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Joanem Bap Defranceschi

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LineThe record names no place, or names only «Croatia» or «Austria»
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Joanem Bap Defranceschi named on the same record Francisci Defranceschialso in this archiveCatharinam Akacichalso in this archiveAntonii Akacichnamed here only

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FamilySearch record
parents: Francisci Defranceschi · spouse: Catharinam Akacich

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Register

…Margaritam Giscardich Dominici Giscardich lead X9DG-TCM5 Jacobus Surname not indexed M y Gaspari De Franceschi lead 6Z8Q-YK7V Joanem Bap Defranceschi Defranceschi M y Francisci Defranceschi Catharinam Akacich Antonii Akacich in 6YB5-ZPL2 Joannae Sterzai Surname not indexed…

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