The Defranceschi Archive
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Joannes Mathias Franceschi

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The Gologorica Line

…F birthYear deathYear Daughter of the Dominus Josephus Defranceschi & Helena; recorded as Rosalia,, @I57@ Joannes Mathias Franceschi M Don birthYear deathYear Parish priest (Parochus) of Gologorica in the 1780s; signs the baptisms,, @I59@ Clotilda…

…fewer than a hundred people and one road. And a Defranceschi was running the parish in 1788 This archive knew that the parish priest of Gologorica in the 1780s was one of the family, because he signs the register «Ego Joannes Mathias Franceschi Parochus». The Spiritual Visitation of the diocese of Pedena of 1788, edited by David Di Paoli Paulovich in the «Atti» for 2012, names him from the other side and gives the date: «A Gollogorizza, mentr'è parroco Mattia Defranceschi (relazione del…

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