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Nin - Croatian Genealogy

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Burela, Eric, Pl Kašić, Skočić and 3 others
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  • dr. iur. Ivan Kašić (c.1625 - 1698)
    Updated from MyHeritage Family Trees via wife Giacobina Nicoletta Cassio (born Capogrosso) by SmartCopy : Oct 31 2014, 12:43:15 UTC
  • don Pavao Zanki (1839 - 1909)
  • Petar Krešimir IV 'Veliki' Trpimirović, of Croatia (c.1020 - 1075)
    - ) PETAR KREŠIMIR (-after Nov 1075). He was brought up in Venice[102]. He succeeded his father in 1058 as KREŠIMIR IV King of Croatia. The Historia Salonitanorum of Thomas Archdeacon of Split names "S...
  • Blagoje Eric (deceased)
  • Vinko Burela (1933 - 2010)
    neka mu je laka zemlja i neka ga andjeli cuvaju
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Ovaj projekt je dio projekta Hrvatsko Rodoslovlje - Dalmacija grada Nina, Hrvatska / This project is a part of Croatian Genealogy – Dalmatia, of city Nin, Croatia

Ovaj projekt uključuje genealogiju o obiteljima iz Nina. / This project include a genealogy about families from Nin.

Nin-Hr / Nin-En

Matične crkvene knjige / Church Catholic records from FamilySearch

Povijest / History

Nin is the oldest Croatian royal town. An exceptional type of city-church complex. It is unique in the entire Mediterranean region. Nin was one of the main settlemants of the Liburnians until the arrival of the Roman conquerors, and since then the proud Municipiun named Aenona. The visitor can enter the little town by crossing one of two old bridges anf through one of the histrocial main gates go for sightseeing the city walls of Nin. The town is very rich in culture and historical monuments as well as in archaelogical finding and collections such as: the Duke Viseslav's baptismal font, two old croatian boats called "Condura Croatia" (11th c.), a Roman Temple, parish Church of St. Anselm (18th c.) and Gothic Chapel of St.Marcella, the Church of St. Ambrose (13th c.). St. Cross Church (9th c.) - the smallest Cathedral in the world, the Pre-Romanesque Church of St. Nicholas (12th c.), the bronze statue of the famous Croatian Bishop Gregorius, the Archaeological collection and many more. Turisticka zajednica grada Nina. Tourist Association of the City of Nin.

Okolna naselja / Settlements: Grbe, Zaton, Ninski Stanovi, Vrsi, Privlaka, Petrčane, Žerava, Kožino, Poljica i Smokvica.

Prezimena u Ninu / Surnames from Nin

Most common surnames - Danas- Today / U prošlosti- In the past, from ActaCroatica

U prošlosti / In the past: Šalov, Ćurko, Pavlović, Stulić, Škibola, Proroković, Magaš, Glavan, Štulić, Matešić, Pijaca, Burela, Oltran, Grbić, Lipotica, Morović, Surić, Vitori, Jurkin, Kera

Danas / Today: Magaš, Pijaca, Ljubičić, Stulić, Ćurko, Šalov, Štulić, Sipina, Glavan, Lipotica, Peša, Burela, Peroš, Morović, Tartaro, Čvrljević, Kuzmar, Oltran, Škibola, Čaušević

The following family names that can be found in Nin are:

  • BURELA,
  • ĆURKO,
  • PIJACA,
  • SKOČIĆ,
  • SIROTKOVIĆ,
  • SIPINA,
  • KEVRIĆ,
  • ČVRLJEVIĆ,
  • ERIĆ,
  • MEDIĆ,
  • LJUBIČIĆ,
  • ŠTULIĆ/STULIĆ
  • ŠALOV,

Poznate osobe / Famous people

Ovaj projekt je dio projekta Hrvatsko Rodoslovlje - Dalmacija grada Nina, Hrvatska / This project is a part of Croatian Genealogy – Dalmatia, of city Nin, Croatia

Ovaj projekt uključuje genealogiju o obiteljima iz Nina. / This project include a genealogy about families from Nin.

Nin-Hr / Nin-En

Matične crkvene knjige / Church Catholic records from FamilySearch

Povijest / History

Nin is the oldest Croatian royal town.
An exceptional type of city-church complex. It is unique in the entire Mediterranean region. Nin was one of the main settlemants of the Liburnians until the arrival of the Roman conquerors, and since then the proud Municipiun named Aenona. The visitor can enter the little town by crossing one of two old bridges anf through one of the histrocial main gates go for sightseeing the city walls of Nin. The town is very rich in culture and historical monuments as well as in archaelogical finding and collections such as: the Duke Viseslav's baptismal font, two old croatian boats called "Condura Croatia" (11th c.), a Roman Temple, parish Church of St. Anselm (18th c.) and Gothic Chapel of St.Marcella, the Church of St. Ambrose (13th c.). St. Cross Church (9th c.) - the smallest Cathedral in the world, the Pre-Romanesque Church of St. Nicholas (12th c.), the bronze statue of the famous Croatian Bishop Gregorius, the Archaeological collection and many more.
Turisticka zajednica grada Nina.
Tourist Association of the City of Nin.

Okolna naselja / Settlements: Grbe, Zaton, Ninski Stanovi, Vrsi, Privlaka, Petrčane, Žerava, Kožino, Poljica i Smokvica.

Prezimena u Ninu / Surnames from Nin

Most common surnames - Danas- Today / U prošlosti- In the past, from ActaCroatica

U prošlosti / In the past: Šalov, Ćurko, Pavlović, Stulić, Škibola, Proroković, Magaš, Glavan, Štulić, Matešić, Pijaca, Burela, Oltran, Grbić, Lipotica, Morović, Surić, Vitori, Jurkin, Kera

Danas / Today: Magaš, Pijaca, Ljubičić, Stulić, Ćurko, Šalov, Štulić, Sipina, Glavan, Lipotica, Peša, Burela, Peroš, Morović, Tartaro, Čvrljević, Kuzmar, Oltran, Škibola, Čaušević

The following family names that can be found in Nin are:

  • BURELA,
  • ĆURKO,
  • PIJACA,
  • SKOČIĆ,
  • SIROTKOVIĆ,
  • SIPINA,
  • KEVRIĆ,
  • ČVRLJEVIĆ,
  • ERIĆ,
  • MEDIĆ,
  • LJUBIČIĆ,
  • ŠTULIĆ/STULIĆ
  • ŠALOV,

Poznate osobe / Famous people
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