The Defranceschi Archive
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Luca De Franceschi

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Luca De Franceschi named on the same record Francesco De Franceschialso in this archiveGiacomanamed here only

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Appears on: The Archive · Every Town in Istria · Register · Everyone

FamilySearch record
Croazia, Austria · parents: Giacoma & Francesco De Franceschi · spouse: Francesco De Franceschi

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Register

…Defranceski Maria Anna Charnar in 6B47-K4JG Lorenzo Francesconi Francesconi y, lead X9DP-3FG6 Luca De Franceschi Franceschi M y Francesco De Franceschi Giacoma in 6B47-K4GB Lucrezia Francetich Francetich y,…

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