Vincenzo Franceschi
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Appears on: The Imotski Franceschi · The Other Franceschi · Register · Everyone
The Imotski Franceschi
…baptisms of Imotski are indexed, and searched signed-in they return a Franceschi household nobody on this page has ever named: Domenica Franceschi, female, aged 48, born 1797, died 10 August 1845 and buried on the 11th at Imotski; father Vincenzo Franceschi, mother Antonia Cappelletti, husband Giovanni Vučemilović. Antonia Catharina Vučemilović, born 1 March 1820, baptised at Imotski 25 March 1820, daughter of Joannes Vučemilović and Dominica Franceschi — Domenica's own daughter.…
The Other Franceschi
…same book 1560 — a Ferigo Franceschi declares that he owns two-thirds of a house at San Nicolò, under a roof called la Cha Matta. 1575 — the terrible plague of that year broke out in the parish of San Marziale in the house of a Vincenzo Franceschi, where a man from Trento, already infected, had been given lodging. Tassini reports it without comment; it is the sort of sentence a family would rather not find in a street-name dictionary. 1586 — Angelo di Franceschi, son of Girolamo, secretary…
Register
…Giovanna Franceschi lead XQMX-KBCN Domenica Franceschi Franceschi F y b. 1797· d. 10 Aug 1845· bur. 11 Aug 1845 Imotski, Dalmazia, Austria Imotski, Dalmazia, Austria Vincenzo Franceschi Antonia Cappeletti Giovanni Vucemtlovich lead 6YBR-8XBV Franciscum Josephum Aloysium Joannem Nepomuc Defranceschi Defranceschi M y b. 17 Jun 1797 Valentini…
…Defranceschi lead X9DP-M8PF Victorius-Joseph Surname not indexed M y b. 10 Mar 1867 Joannes Defranceschi Joanna Cleva lead X31Y-F9WB Vincenzo Franceschi Franceschi M y b. 1867· d. 22 Aug 1868· bur. 24 Aug 1868 Almissa, Spalato, Dalmazia, Austria Almissa, Spalato, Dalmazia, Austria Giovanni Franceschi Maria Spich cand Same name…
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