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Luca di Nicolò de Franceschi

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PlaceCandia, Crete

LineOut of Crete

Found inNamesake

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Nobility

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The Other Franceschi

…Gravisi manuscript records as originally Venetian, aggregated to the nobility of Pola in 1580, and extinct. Blasonario Giuliano, «Franceschi — Capodistria». That family bore a bent bend charged with a lion passant or. luca Luca di Nicolò de Franceschi proved 1488 Candia, Crete Nobility The first of the family whose nobility is actually proved in the registers of the Archive of the Duke of Candia. His father Nicolò was castellan of Castel Milopotamo in 1500.…

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