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Philippus de Franceschi

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…uppanus Giovanni Battista Defranceschi. Suppanus is the župan, the headman of a village. The child was Josephus, son of Marinus Cincopan and Lucia, baptised by Canon Grah. , key: true , lab: 19 March 1734, folio 138 — a priest of the name says the words , text: «Presbiter Philippus de Franceschi Baptisavit Josephum Antonium filium legitimum Ignatij Marinich et Uxoris Luciae.» Priest Philip de Franceschi baptised Joseph Anthony, lawful son of Ignatius Marinich and his wife Lucia. He is not the parish priest — the archpriest Diletta and the canons Grach and Baxa keep this register — so he is a visiting or assisting cleric. He is also the only person of the surname in th…

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