The Defranceschi Archive
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Pietro Antonio de Franceschi

Everything this archive holds under this name, gathered from every page of the site.

PlaceOmiš
Years1757–1803
LineOut of Venice
Found inOmiš chart
What the archive knows

Serdar i posjednik; wife Katarina Dorić

No family is drawn for this name, and no record stands behind it. This archive has not placed it in a household and holds no indexed entry for it — the name reached this project through a chart, a narrative source or the family tree, and everything it does hold is below. The Register is where a record would appear if one turned up.
The Omiš chart — twenty generations, 1318 to 1992 — see the whole line →
GenFather beforeThis nameChild after
14/17 Antonio Pietro Antonio1757–1803 · Serdar i posjednik; wife Katarina Dorić Antonio

A made family chart, not a register.

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Appears on: Back to Carnia · Everyone

Back to Carnia

…— and they were burghers, not peasants The house-owner protocol of the Franciscan cadastre for Svetvinčenat, transcribed by Altić and Kliman Grabar, gives three of the town's seventy-three houses to this surname: «Antonio de Franceschi (14/4)», «Pietro Antonio de Franceschi (29/51)» and «casa Antonio de Franceschi (30)». The authors note that «casa» marks the more important houses of the more prominent families. And the status column: only Grimani is a Ritter, a nobleman; a named group including de Franceschi is marked…

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