Maria di Batta Defranceschi
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- Maria di Batta Defranceschi — 1716, Svetvinčenat
«Maria di Batto Defranceschi, 13 Luglio 1716 — c. 26», from the M page of the Svetvinčenat births index, 1709–1764 (film 005497884, index image 205). She is the earliest child of Batta's household this archive holds. Batta — Gio Batta, Giovanni Battista — was known here for Gasparo (10 August 1718), Cattarina (10 February 1728) and Battistina (1731). Maria of 1716 comes two years before Gasparo and pushes the household back. Carta 26 is unopened, and would give the mother — which matters, because carta 66 gives Batta's wife as Anzoletta in 1728 while the families page carries a «1733 Maria, of Giacomo and Anzoletta». Two husbands for one wife's name, and this entry is twelve years earlier than either. (doc for the index line; the register leaf is unread.) Flagged, 21 September 2026: carta 26 has been opened and she is not on it. The leaf runs 18 April to 22 June 1716 and carries no Defranceschi; its verso opens on 18 July. The index's «13 Luglio 1716 — c. 26» has nothing behind it at that carta. She may still be real — a leaf either side would hold mid-July — but she is now unlocated, not confirmed. (inf.)
This archive holds 5 other pages under what Say Your Name reconciles as the same given name in another language — a Latin register, a Venetian clerk, a Croatian village, a Hungarian office. They are not merged and none of them is claimed to be this person: a shared name is not a shared identity, and the archive will not join one to the other by machine. It is here so that a reader looking for a man the records called Josephus can see where they wrote him Josip.
Maria di Giacomo Defranceschi (1728) · Maria di Giacomo Defranceschi (1733) · Maria di Matteo Defranceschi (1745) · Maria di Nardo Defranceschi · Maria di Vittorio Defranceschi (1749)
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