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Stari Grad, Hvar - Hrvatsko Rodoslovlje - Dalmacija

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Stari Grad (Pharia) is the oldest settlement on the island, and was founded by Greeks from the island Paros in the Aegean around 385 BC. In 219 BC, the Roman consuls Paulus and Marcus Livius defeated the locals, who were henceforth subservient to Rome.
In the 7th century, after the fall of Solin (Salona), the capital of the province of Dalmatia, it seems that its people sought refuge in Pharia, as according to the chronicler Tomas the Archdeacon who wrote in his History of the Salona Diocese, that Salona's inhabitants had fled to the nearby islands. In the 10th century, the town was part of the Neretva Principality – Pagania. The 12th century saw the formation of the first island noble families and in 1147 the first Hvar Diocese. In 1278, the townspeople as well as the islanders at large, being tired of the piracy and attacks by the people of Omiš (a coastal town south of Split), authorised their bishop Šimun to request the protection of the Venetian Republic. In a contract with Venice, they undertook to build a new town on the site of the present-day Hvar, the site of the ancient settlement of Lisina (Liesna, Lesina). Since then, the original settlement was known as Starigrad or Old Town (Cittavechia). In 1813, Stari Grad became part of the Dalmatian Kingdom, which was in itself part of the larger political body of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Surnames

  • Babare - Ignacio
  • Bogdanić (Bogdanich)
  • Boglić (Boglich)
  • Botteri
  • Bučić (Buchich)
  • Buić (Buich) - Ivan
  • Buja - Ivan
  • Dulčić (Dulcich)
  • Deletis
  • Devlahovic (Devlahovich)
  • Dujmović (Dujmovich)
  • Bervaldi
  • Biankini
  • Fabrio
  • Franetović (Franetovich)
  • Jelčić (Gelcich)
  • Jelinić (Gelinich)
  • Jelineo (Gelineo)
  • Jelušić (Gelussich)
  • Jerković (Gercovich)
  • Ljubić (Gliubich)
  • Ilić (Illiich)
  • Lupi Ferandin
  • Mareović (Maroevich)
  • Matušić (Matussich)
  • Milašić (Milassich)
  • Mulanović (Mulanovich)
  • Nott - Giovanni
  • Ostoić (Ostoich)
  • Pakusić (Pacusich)
  • Pajna (Pagina)
  • Plančić (Plancich)
  • Radić (Radich)
  • Radovinić (Radovinich)
  • Kovačević (Covacevich)
  • Petrić (Petrich)
  • Politeo
  • Rivier - Joseph
  • Šabić (Sabich) - correct spelled surname is Sabić (not Šabić)
  • Šepić (Sepich)
  • Šoljan (Soglian)
  • Škarpa (Scarpa)
  • Stalio
  • Tadić (Tadich)
  • Tanasković (Tanascovich)
  • Tarbuškovic (Tarbuscovich)
  • Viličić (Vilicich)
  • Vitali
  • Vlahović (Vlahovich, Wlahovich, Vulahovich)
  • Vranjican (Vragnizan, Wragnizan)
  • Zaninović (Zaninovich, Xaninovich)
  • Zuviteo
  • Zudenigo

Some family nickname

  • Kovačević: Bakuk, Bellezza, Borinich, Caratan, Gobbo, Keser, Lolaz, Lolotovich, Mercante, Mirich, Peraz.
  • Dulčić: Juxe, Parsutovi, Pipe, Santini, Scuger, Sirota, Tarmada
  • Milašić: Tichi.
  • Petrić: Scontra.
  • Vranjican: Lukesa, Petravich, Stipanizza, Viscosa.
  • Zaninović: Seperizza

Notable inhabitants

  • Ante Biankini (1860–1934), doctor to US President Woodrow Wilson
  • Juraj Biankini (1874–1928), politician
  • Petar Biankini (1856–1928), author
  • Dinko Bogdanić, choreographer, ballet dancer
  • Peruško Bogdanić, sculptor
  • Nikola Dominik Budrović (1765–1847) theologist, historian
  • Jakov Dulčić, marine biologist
  • Petar Hektorović (1487–1572), poet, author of "Ribanja i ribarskog prigovaranja"
  • Andrija Ilić (1827-1888), bishop
  • Tomislav Kaljatić Maroević (1955), bishop
  • Dinko Lupi, opera singer
  • Šime Ljubić (1822–1896), archaeologist
  • Janez Maroević, marathon runner
  • Tonko Maroević, academician
  • Ivo Maroević Špuntin (1937–2007), art historian
  • Petar Nisiteo (1774–1866), historian, archaeologist
  • Bartol Petrić (1899–1974), artist
  • John Tadich (founder of Tadich Grill)
  • Josip Plančić (1888–1978), marine biology
  • Juraj Plančić (1899–1930), artist
  • Dinko Politeo (1854–1903), politician
  • Ivo Politeo (1922-199?), agronomist
  • Nikša Račić, historian
  • Marin Sabić (1860–1922), writer
  • Vinko Šoljan, athlete
  • Tonko Šoljan, marine biologist
  • Tonči Tadić, physicist and politician
  • Ambroz Vranjicani Dobrinović (1801–1870), lawyer
  • Jordan Zaninović Donkić (1840 - 1917), bishop

Census of 1673

(Information on surnames and on the census of 1673 was extracted from an article on THE CENSUS OF THE ISLAND OF HVAR FROM 1673 by Nevenka Bezić-Božanić, published in the magazine Čakavska rič, Split 1991, br.1.)

  • BALABIO Kata 1
  • BARTULOVIĆ Ivan 2, Juraj 7,
  • BATAN Ivan 8, Krstitelj 1, Luka 3, Nikola 1
  • BARVALDI lzabela 7, Marin 4, Sime 8, Vicko 4,
  • BIANKINI (Bianchini) Diana 7, Nikola 6, Vicko 4,
  • BIASEVIĆ Silvija 1,
  • BILOSLAVIĆ Nikola 5, Petar 4,
  • BODROČIĆ Eufemija 2,
  • BOGDANIĆ Jakov 9,
  • BORINIĆ Nikola 5,
  • BOTERI (i BOTER) Petar 7, Vicko 7, Zakarija 3,
  • BUČIĆ (Buchich) Ivan pok Mate 4, Ivan pok. Sime 8, Jakov 6, Jakov 10, Magdalena 2, Marko 4, Nikola 4, Petar pok. Frane 3,
  • BUDINKO (Budinco) Mihovil 2, Petar 6
  • BUDROVIĆ Jakov 3, Kuzmo 3, Mate 7, Petar 7
  • BUINIĆ Luka 6
  • CANDIDO Markesina 2
  • CARAMANEO Petar 3
  • CARIS de, Mato 7
  • DAMJANIĆ Frane 7
  • DARSEV Nikola 9
  • DOBROVOLJIĆ (Dobrouoglich) Nikola 4
  • DOIMICEO Kata 1, Krstitelj 1, Jela 2
  • DUJMOVIĆ (Duimouich) Bernard 3, lucija 2, Luka 3, Margarita 2
  • FABIANI Fabjan. 7, Ivan 4, Stjepan 3
  • FILIPOVIĆ Jakov 3
  • FRANCISKOVIĆ (franziscouich) Jerolim 4, Juraj 2
  • GARBANČEVIĆ Vicko 4
  • GIUDICI, de Frane 1
  • GIZDOVČIĆ (Ghizdoucich) Jerka 2
  • GODOJEVIĆ Jela (Codoeucina) 4, Petar 2
  • GRUBANOVIĆ Nikola 2
  • GVOZDINOVIĆ (Guozdinouich) Marin 5
  • HANSIĆIvan 5
  • IVANISEVIĆ (Iuanisseuich) Magdalena
  • JELČIĆ (Gelcich) brača 17, Tomo 2
  • JELUŠIĆ (Gelussich) Kata 4
  • KATARINIĆ Antun 4
  • KOTORAŠ Josip 5
  • KOVAČEVIĆ Ivan 9, Margarita 3, Mihovil 6, Nikola 6, Sime 4, Sime 7, Vicko 3
  • KRANEBRUIĆ (Cranebruich) Mihovil 5
  • KRASINOVIĆ (Crasinouieh i Crasich) Ja.kov 4, Marko 4. Nikola 3
  • KRSTULIĆ (Carstulich) Nikola 9
  • KUCETIĆ (Cucetich i Clucetich) Goja (Goya) 2, Vica 2
  • KULIN (Culin) Andrija 3
  • KURENTOVIĆ (Curentoua) Mihovil 6, Mara 1
  • LELEKOVIĆ Marin 5, Nikola 6
  • LELIO de (i Lelís) Petar 5, Stjepan 8
  • LILEVČIĆ (Lileucich) Mate 3
  • LJUBIĆ (Gliubich) Dominik 1, Juraj 4, Nikola 4, Petar 3, Petar 4
  • MARČELIĆ (Marcellich) Petar 3
  • MARGITIĆ (Marghitich) Klara 1
  • MARINOVIĆ Nikola 4
  • MARTJNOVIĆ Nikola 3
  • MAZURA Vicko 3
  • MICHELI Petar 4
  • MILAŠIĆ (Milassich) Tadija 7
  • MRATINI Ć Nikola 2
  • MULANOVI Ć Jakov 6
  • MUSCHATEL Petar 8
  • MUSINI Ć Nikola 6, Stjepan 10
  • OSTOJIĆ (Ostoich) Ivan 5, Jerolim 6, Nikola 5
  • PETRAČIĆ Nikola 9
  • PETROVIĆ Juraj 5
  • PLANČIĆ (i Planchin) Marin 3, Stjepan 4
  • PLESKINIC (Pleschinich) Dominik 1, Marko 5, Nikola 4
  • PLESCO Frane 3, Mate pok. Grgura 5
  • POLITEO Antun 1, Frane 6, Ivan 4, Ivan Nikola 2, Jakov 2
  • PULOTIĆ Nikola 6
  • RABANANOVIĆ Petar 4
  • RADICEVIĆ (Radichieuich) Petar 6
  • RADOČINIĆ (Radocinich) Ivan 4, Mato 2
  • RADOŠEVIĆ (Radoseuich) Frane 3, Marin 5
  • SEMURA Ivan 2
  • SEPIĆ Dominik 4, Ivan 6, Ivan pok. Petra 4,Margarita 1
  • SIKOKAN (Scocan) Nikola 2
  • STANIČIĆ Kornelija 2, Nikola pok. Petra 3
  • SABIĆ Nikola l0
  • SNJUREVIĆ (Sgnureuich) Vido 7
  • TARSNIĆ sestre 3
  • TENTOR Juraj 1, Pavica 4
  • TRINCHERI Kata 2
  • TROJANOVIĆ Graciosa 1
  • TURUSEVIĆ Vicko 7
  • VLAHOVIĆ (Vulahovich) Andrija 13, Ivan 2, Jerka 1
  • VOJCINOVIĆ (Voycinouich) Stjepan 5
  • VRANJICAN (Vuragnizan) Dominik 4, Dujam pok. Ivana 4, Franko 5, Ivan pok. Dujma 5, Ivan pok. Vicka 3., Jerka pok. Dujma 4, Juraj pok. Jerolima 7, Lukrica 2, Mihovil 3, Sime 8, Tomo 5
  • ZAMARlA di, Petar 5
  • ZORNADA Dujam 4

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  • Barbara Vulinova 2
  • Dominik Burenda 5
  • Franko Radov (de Rado) 3
  • Ivan 1 i Mark Cozot (Chiozot i Chiozotou) 4
  • Ivan Zarnogual 2
  • Jerka Gazurinova 1
  • Kata Ivotova (Iuotoua) 2
  • Kata Visctova 1
  • Kata Franicina 4
  • Luka Banjošev (Bagnosseu) 2
  • Magdalena Vlahinja (Vilahigna) 2
  • Mara debela 1
  • Mara Čurlinova (Chiurlinoua) 1
  • Margarita Lucicina 1
  • Marija Radicina 1
  • Marko Cantallo 2
  • Marco Diamant 3
  • Mato Crece (?) 3
  • Nikola Romitto 6
  • Sarra de Portonichio l
  • Stana 2 i Vinka Mecrichia 3
  • Vido Kravošev (Crauosceu) 3

Countries where migrated

Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, New Zealand, United States, Uruguay
and others.

Sv. Stjepan parish records

Birth 1765-1897;
Marriage 1769-1940; Death 1650-1667, 1764-1900

Status Animarum (Census)

Location of records: HRVATSKI DRŽAVNI ARHIV. Some records microfilmed by mormon church.

History

Stari Grad (Pharia) is the oldest settlement on the island, and was founded by Greeks from the island Paros in the Aegean around 385 BC. In 219 BC, the Roman consuls Paulus and Marcus Livius defeated the locals, who were henceforth subservient to Rome.
In the 7th century, after the fall of Solin (Salona), the capital of the province of Dalmatia, it seems that its people sought refuge in Pharia, as according to the chronicler Tomas the Archdeacon who wrote in his History of the Salona Diocese, that Salona's inhabitants had fled to the nearby islands.
In the 10th century, the town was part of the Neretva Principality – Pagania.
The 12th century saw the formation of the first island noble families and in 1147 the first Hvar Diocese.
In 1278, the townspeople as well as the islanders at large, being tired of the piracy and attacks by the people of Omiš (a coastal town south of Split), authorised their bishop Šimun to request the protection of the Venetian Republic. In a contract with Venice, they undertook to build a new town on the site of the present-day Hvar, the site of the ancient settlement of Lisina (Liesna, Lesina). Since then, the original settlement was known as Starigrad or Old Town (Cittavechia).
In 1813, Stari Grad became part of the Dalmatian Kingdom, which was in itself part of the larger political body of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

Surnames

  • Babare - Ignacio
  • Bogdanić (Bogdanich)
  • Boglić (Boglich)
  • Botteri
  • Bučić (Buchich)
  • Buić (Buich) - Ivan
  • Buja - Ivan
  • Dulčić (Dulcich)
  • Deletis
  • Devlahovic (Devlahovich)
  • Dujmović (Dujmovich)
  • Bervaldi
  • Biankini
  • Fabrio
  • Franetović (Franetovich)
  • Jelčić (Gelcich)
  • Jelinić (Gelinich)
  • Jelineo (Gelineo)
  • Jelušić (Gelussich)
  • Jerković (Gercovich)
  • Ljubić (Gliubich)
  • Ilić (Illiich)
  • Lupi Ferandin
  • Mareović (Maroevich)
  • Matušić (Matussich)
  • Milašić (Milassich)
  • Mulanović (Mulanovich)
  • Nott - Giovanni
  • Ostoić (Ostoich)
  • Pakusić (Pacusich)
  • Pajna (Pagina)
  • Plančić (Plancich)
  • Radić (Radich)
  • Radovinić (Radovinich)
  • Kovačević (Covacevich)
  • Petrić (Petrich)
  • Politeo
  • Rivier - Joseph
  • Šabić (Sabich) - correct spelled surname is Sabić (not Šabić)
  • Šepić (Sepich)
  • Šoljan (Soglian)
  • Škarpa (Scarpa)
  • Stalio
  • Tadić (Tadich)
  • Tanasković (Tanascovich)
  • Tarbuškovic (Tarbuscovich)
  • Viličić (Vilicich)
  • Vitali
  • Vlahović (Vlahovich, Wlahovich, Vulahovich)
  • Vranjican (Vragnizan, Wragnizan)
  • Zaninović (Zaninovich, Xaninovich)
  • Zuviteo
  • Zudenigo

Some family nickname

  • Kovačević: Bakuk, Bellezza, Borinich, Caratan, Gobbo, Keser, Lolaz, Lolotovich, Mercante, Mirich, Peraz.
  • Dulčić: Juxe, Parsutovi, Pipe, Santini, Scuger, Sirota, Tarmada
  • Milašić: Tichi.
  • Petrić: Scontra.
  • Vranjican: Lukesa, Petravich, Stipanizza, Viscosa.
  • Zaninović: Seperizza

Notable inhabitants

  • Ante Biankini (1860–1934), doctor to US President Woodrow Wilson
  • Juraj Biankini (1874–1928), politician
  • Petar Biankini (1856–1928), author
  • Dinko Bogdanić, choreographer, ballet dancer
  • Peruško Bogdanić, sculptor
  • Nikola Dominik Budrović (1765–1847) theologist, historian
  • Jakov Dulčić, marine biologist
  • Petar Hektorović (1487–1572), poet, author of "Ribanja i ribarskog prigovaranja"
  • Andrija Ilić (1827-1888), bishop
  • Tomislav Kaljatić Maroević (1955), bishop
  • Dinko Lupi, opera singer
  • Šime Ljubić (1822–1896), archaeologist
  • Janez Maroević, marathon runner
  • Tonko Maroević, academician
  • Ivo Maroević Špuntin (1937–2007), art historian
  • Petar Nisiteo (1774–1866), historian, archaeologist
  • Bartol Petrić (1899–1974), artist
  • John Tadich (founder of Tadich Grill)
  • Josip Plančić (1888–1978), marine biology
  • Juraj Plančić (1899–1930), artist
  • Dinko Politeo (1854–1903), politician
  • Ivo Politeo (1922-199?), agronomist
  • Nikša Račić, historian
  • Marin Sabić (1860–1922), writer
  • Vinko Šoljan, athlete
  • Tonko Šoljan, marine biologist
  • Tonči Tadić, physicist and politician
  • Ambroz Vranjicani Dobrinović (1801–1870), lawyer
  • Jordan Zaninović Donkić (1840 - 1917), bishop

Census of 1673

(Information on surnames and on the census of 1673 was extracted from an article on THE CENSUS OF THE ISLAND OF HVAR FROM 1673 by Nevenka Bezić-Božanić, published in the magazine Čakavska rič, Split 1991, br.1.)

  • BALABIO Kata 1
  • BARTULOVIĆ Ivan 2, Juraj 7,
  • BATAN Ivan 8, Krstitelj 1, Luka 3, Nikola 1
  • BARVALDI lzabela 7, Marin 4, Sime 8, Vicko 4,
  • BIANKINI (Bianchini) Diana 7, Nikola 6, Vicko 4,
  • BIASEVIĆ Silvija 1,
  • BILOSLAVIĆ Nikola 5, Petar 4,
  • BODROČIĆ Eufemija 2,
  • BOGDANIĆ Jakov 9,
  • BORINIĆ Nikola 5,
  • BOTERI (i BOTER) Petar 7, Vicko 7, Zakarija 3,
  • BUČIĆ (Buchich) Ivan pok Mate 4, Ivan pok. Sime 8, Jakov 6, Jakov 10, Magdalena 2, Marko 4, Nikola 4, Petar pok. Frane 3,
  • BUDINKO (Budinco) Mihovil 2, Petar 6
  • BUDROVIĆ Jakov 3, Kuzmo 3, Mate 7, Petar 7
  • BUINIĆ Luka 6
  • CANDIDO Markesina 2
  • CARAMANEO Petar 3
  • CARIS de, Mato 7
  • DAMJANIĆ Frane 7
  • DARSEV Nikola 9
  • DOBROVOLJIĆ (Dobrouoglich) Nikola 4
  • DOIMICEO Kata 1, Krstitelj 1, Jela 2
  • DUJMOVIĆ (Duimouich) Bernard 3, lucija 2, Luka 3, Margarita 2
  • FABIANI Fabjan. 7, Ivan 4, Stjepan 3
  • FILIPOVIĆ Jakov 3
  • FRANCISKOVIĆ (franziscouich) Jerolim 4, Juraj 2
  • GARBANČEVIĆ Vicko 4
  • GIUDICI, de Frane 1
  • GIZDOVČIĆ (Ghizdoucich) Jerka 2
  • GODOJEVIĆ Jela (Codoeucina) 4, Petar 2
  • GRUBANOVIĆ Nikola 2
  • GVOZDINOVIĆ (Guozdinouich) Marin 5
  • HANSIĆIvan 5
  • IVANISEVIĆ (Iuanisseuich) Magdalena
  • JELČIĆ (Gelcich) brača 17, Tomo 2
  • JELUŠIĆ (Gelussich) Kata 4
  • KATARINIĆ Antun 4
  • KOTORAŠ Josip 5
  • KOVAČEVIĆ Ivan 9, Margarita 3, Mihovil 6, Nikola 6, Sime 4, Sime 7, Vicko 3
  • KRANEBRUIĆ (Cranebruich) Mihovil 5
  • KRASINOVIĆ (Crasinouieh i Crasich) Ja.kov 4, Marko 4. Nikola 3
  • KRSTULIĆ (Carstulich) Nikola 9
  • KUCETIĆ (Cucetich i Clucetich) Goja (Goya) 2, Vica 2
  • KULIN (Culin) Andrija 3
  • KURENTOVIĆ (Curentoua) Mihovil 6, Mara 1
  • LELEKOVIĆ Marin 5, Nikola 6
  • LELIO de (i Lelís) Petar 5, Stjepan 8
  • LILEVČIĆ (Lileucich) Mate 3
  • LJUBIĆ (Gliubich) Dominik 1, Juraj 4, Nikola 4, Petar 3, Petar 4
  • MARČELIĆ (Marcellich) Petar 3
  • MARGITIĆ (Marghitich) Klara 1
  • MARINOVIĆ Nikola 4
  • MARTJNOVIĆ Nikola 3
  • MAZURA Vicko 3
  • MICHELI Petar 4
  • MILAŠIĆ (Milassich) Tadija 7
  • MRATINI Ć Nikola 2
  • MULANOVI Ć Jakov 6
  • MUSCHATEL Petar 8
  • MUSINI Ć Nikola 6, Stjepan 10
  • OSTOJIĆ (Ostoich) Ivan 5, Jerolim 6, Nikola 5
  • PETRAČIĆ Nikola 9
  • PETROVIĆ Juraj 5
  • PLANČIĆ (i Planchin) Marin 3, Stjepan 4
  • PLESKINIC (Pleschinich) Dominik 1, Marko 5, Nikola 4
  • PLESCO Frane 3, Mate pok. Grgura 5
  • POLITEO Antun 1, Frane 6, Ivan 4, Ivan Nikola 2, Jakov 2
  • PULOTIĆ Nikola 6
  • RABANANOVIĆ Petar 4
  • RADICEVIĆ (Radichieuich) Petar 6
  • RADOČINIĆ (Radocinich) Ivan 4, Mato 2
  • RADOŠEVIĆ (Radoseuich) Frane 3, Marin 5
  • SEMURA Ivan 2
  • SEPIĆ Dominik 4, Ivan 6, Ivan pok. Petra 4,Margarita 1
  • SIKOKAN (Scocan) Nikola 2
  • STANIČIĆ Kornelija 2, Nikola pok. Petra 3
  • SABIĆ Nikola l0
  • SNJUREVIĆ (Sgnureuich) Vido 7
  • TARSNIĆ sestre 3
  • TENTOR Juraj 1, Pavica 4
  • TRINCHERI Kata 2
  • TROJANOVIĆ Graciosa 1
  • TURUSEVIĆ Vicko 7
  • VLAHOVIĆ (Vulahovich) Andrija 13, Ivan 2, Jerka 1
  • VOJCINOVIĆ (Voycinouich) Stjepan 5
  • VRANJICAN (Vuragnizan) Dominik 4, Dujam pok. Ivana 4, Franko 5, Ivan pok. Dujma 5, Ivan pok. Vicka 3., Jerka pok. Dujma 4, Juraj pok. Jerolima 7, Lukrica 2, Mihovil 3, Sime 8, Tomo 5
  • ZAMARlA di, Petar 5
  • ZORNADA Dujam 4

Vise obitelji spominje Se s nadimcima il samo s ime¬nom uz ime oca ili muza u obliku pridjeva:

  • Barbara Vulinova 2
  • Dominik Burenda 5
  • Franko Radov (de Rado) 3
  • Ivan 1 i Mark Cozot (Chiozot i Chiozotou) 4
  • Ivan Zarnogual 2
  • Jerka Gazurinova 1
  • Kata Ivotova (Iuotoua) 2
  • Kata Visctova 1
  • Kata Franicina 4
  • Luka Banjošev (Bagnosseu) 2
  • Magdalena Vlahinja (Vilahigna) 2
  • Mara debela 1
  • Mara Čurlinova (Chiurlinoua) 1
  • Margarita Lucicina 1
  • Marija Radicina 1
  • Marko Cantallo 2
  • Marco Diamant 3
  • Mato Crece (?) 3
  • Nikola Romitto 6
  • Sarra de Portonichio l
  • Stana 2 i Vinka Mecrichia 3
  • Vido Kravošev (Crauosceu) 3

Countries where migrated

Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, New Zealand, United States, Uruguay
and others.

Sv. Stjepan parish records

Birth 1765-1897;
Marriage 1769-1940;
Death 1650-1667, 1764-1900

Status Animarum (Census)

Location of records: HRVATSKI DRŽAVNI ARHIV.
Some records microfilmed by mormon church.
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