Luigi De Franceschi
Everything this archive holds under this name, gathered from every page of the site.
Cimitero di Tignale
Appears on: Where the Name Went · The Gologorica Line · Where the Name Is Cut in Stone · Everyone
Where the Name Went
…Joseph, born at Trieste on 12 March 1892, son of Anthony Defranceschi and Makia Valhart; Nella Bacchia, born at Pola on 4 February 1921, who married into the name; Lucio Degiorgi, born at Pola in 1927 to a Maria Defranceschi; and Duilio, born 1921 to Luigi De Franceschi and Libera Chimčić — a Croatian mother's name. A small Istrian group in New York, and the only one of the three with any bearing on this archive. Torrington and Waterbury, Connecticut — the Friulians Twenty-one entries at Torrington alone.…
The Gologorica Line
…soldiers came into Gologorica with three officers — the Compania mitraglieri Fiat — on eight carts drawn by sixteen mules, two to a cart. Tenente Giacomo Sechio was billeted in the house of Giulio De Franceschi; sottotenente Antonio Defassio in the house of Luigi De Franceschi; tenente Emilio Galizzi in the guest room of the parish house. The military command asked Žváček to tell the congregation that after the ten-thirty mass the soldiers would raise the Italian flag on the church tower. After mass, with all three…
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