Romano De Franceschi
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Changes
…Brazilian cluster, which this archive has never had. Scorzè, Moniego (Noale), Cornedo Vicentino, Castelgomberto and Pederobba in the Veneto — with «DE FRANCESCHI Luigi, spouse BAROLO Caterina Luigia, from Moniego, Noale, Venezia to São Paulo» and «Giuseppe Romano De Franceschi, born Scorzè 22 May 1835, died Moniego». And a second region entirely: the Castelnuovo pin is Castelnuovo in the Valsugana, Trentino — four kilometres from Telve, where David's tree holds eighteen people of this surname. The São Paulo destinations are all…
Where the Name Went
…the provinces of Venezia, Vicenza and Treviso, all pinned as places of heavy departure. And one couple named outright: «DE FRANCESCHI Luigi, spouse BAROLO Caterina Luigia, from Moniego, Noale, Venezia, Italy to São Paulo.» Beside it a second: Giuseppe Romano De Franceschi, born at Scorzè on 22 May 1835, died at Moniego. That is a father's generation and a son's, in two villages eight kilometres apart, with the emigration between them. And a second departure region, which is not Veneto at all…
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