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Vrboska, otok Hvar - Hrvatsko Rodoslovlje - Dalmacija

Vrboska, Hvar

Vrboska is a settlement on the north coast of the island of Hvar in Dalmatia, Croatia, in the Municipality of Jelsa. Founded in the 15th century as a fishing harbour, Vrboska is best known for the fortress Church of Sv. Marija (St Mary), built as a refuge for its inhabitants during the 16th century.

Name

Vrboska, (local dialect Varboska) The name is probably derived from Vrbanj, the inland village whose inhabitants originally used the sheltered inlet as a fishing port. Another theory is that it comes from the Latin verboscam, meaning forested.

History

Founded in the Middle Ages, the oldest building is the church of St Peter, which was built before the 14th century between the boundaries of Pitve and Vrbanj. In the immediate vicinity, on the Stari Grad Plain, is the ancient Villa Rustica.

Matija Ivanić, the populist leader of the Hvar Rebellion of 1510-1514, had a house in Vrboska. The Venetian troops attacked the town in 1510, causing extensive damage. In 1571, the town was again attacked, this time by the Turks, under Uluz Ali. Soon afterwards, in 1575, the church of St. Mary was fortified, to become a church-fortress, a unique sight in the islands.

The place developed as a fishing community, trading and growing in prosperity. At the beginning of the 20th century, Vrboska had a sardine factory, wooden boat-building industry, a hotel, fishing trade association, and regular boat connections with Split and the neighbouring island of Brač.

Culture

The church of St. Mary of Mercy was re-built in the shape of a fortress around 1575 following the Turkish attack on the older church from 1465. The parish church of St. Lovrinac was built in 1571, and restored in the 17th century. The main altar of St. Lovrinac has a Paola Veronesca, and work of John Rendic. There are also paintings by the Venetian Masters: Tizian, Cagaliarija, Bassano, Scuria, Cellinia and others. The church of St. Peter, mentioned in 1331, was a border point between the territory of neighbouring villages Pitve and Vrbanj, even before the founding of Vrboska. Restored in 1469 it is considered one of the oldest religious buildings on the island. The townsfolk of Vrboska are proud also of their Fishing Museum.

The patron saint of Vrboska is St Lovrinac.

Population: 526 (2001)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vrboska

Počeci Vrbovske na otoku Hvaru, članak, Niko Duboković Nadalini, S.D. 12.6.1955, str. 4

Popis stanovnika iz 1673. godine (Census of 1673)

U VRBOSKOJ su popisali ove obitelji:

  • BAŠICA (Bassiza) Petar 6
  • BERITIĆ Luka 6, Nikola 2
  • BOGDANIĆ (Boghdanich) Luka 2, Mihovil 6
  • BOGLIĆ Ivan 9, Luka 4
  • BOLINIĆ Bartul 5, Luka 4
  • BORDINEO (Berdineo) Gašpar 5, Jela ud. Paška 5
  • BRATANIĆ Luka 4, Vinko 5
  • BREŠKOVIC Kata 2, Magdalena 2,
  • BUSSILA Stjepan 4
  • CELIC (Zelich) Ivan 2, Vicko 7
  • CHERSO Stjepan 7
  • CHIOBAGLIEU Andrija 5
  • COSMI Dominik 2, Kuzmo 2, Luka 2, Petar 4
  • CRISSULOU Bartul 5
  • DAMJANIĆ Bartul l, Magdalena 5
  • DUCHIN Ivan 3, Jakica pok. Jurja l, Kata pok. Luke 4, Petar 4
  • DULIBATIĆ Andrija 8, Kata l, Martin 5
  • FABRIO Lovre 1, Nikola 5
  • FRANKOVIĆ Magdalena ud. Petra 4
  • GRUBIŠIN (Grubissin) Vicko 5
  • GUDlELJ (Gudegl) Ivan 5
  • JURIČEVIĆ (Giuricef) Ivan 4, Nikola pok. Dominika 6, Nikola pok. Vicka 7
  • JURIĆ (Giurich) Ivan 4
  • JURINOVIĆ (Giurinof) Antun 5, Juraj 2, Luka 5, Nikola 4
  • KARSTULIĆ (Carstulich) Nikola 6
  • KOŠČIĆ (Coschich i Corschina) Dominik 4, Juraj 6, Urša 2
  • KOSMIĆ (Cosmich) Antun 1
  • KOTORAŠ Juraj 5
  • KRILIĆ (Crilichieu) Luka 3
  • KUNiČIĆ (Cunicich) Stjepan 2
  • KUZMIČIĆ (Cuzmichieu) Jakov 4;
  • LAVČEVIĆ (Laucef, Lauceua) Jakov 5, Magdalena l, Nikola 6, Vicko 7
  • LEVROTOVIĆ (Leurotof) Bartul 3, Bartul 2, Jerolim 2
  • LILANOVIĆ (Lilin, Lilaneu) Ivan 4, Ivan pok. Antuna 4, Jakov 9, Juraj 2, Juraj 4, Marin 5
  • LULETOVIĆ (Lule, Lulin) Bartul 5, Ivan 6, Stjepan 4
  • MAIZOLDI (bez imena) 4
  • MARČIĆ (Marcich) Nikola 5
  • MARINETTI (Marinetoua) Margarita pok. Ivana 2
  • MARKOVIĆ (i Marcof) Jakov 5, Mato 6
  • MATKOVIĆ reč. Veloglavčev (Veloglavcef) Nikola 5
  • MATULOVIĆ (i Matulov) Dominik 2, Petar 5
  • MAVROŠEV (Maurosef) Jakov 4
  • MIHOJEVIĆ (i Michatou) Ivan 5, Ivan 5, Kata ud. Nikole 3
  • MILATIĆ (i Milattichia) Dominik 4, Franka 2
  • MUSINIĆ Gabrijel 4
  • ORDINANOVIĆ Jakov 6
  • PAVIN (Pauina) Dominik 4, Petra 4
  • PAVLIČEV (Paulichieu) Luka 4
  • PINEZIĆ Antun 2
  • PRIBIČEVIĆ (Pribichieuich) Vica pok. Stjepana 1
  • PRVIČIČ (Paruichich) Jerolim 7, Nikola 1, Stjepan 8
  • RADMANOVIČ Ivan 3
  • RAZOV Mato 3
  • RUSULOV (Russulou i Russin) Juraj 6, Stjepan 4
  • RUŽEVIČ (Rusnouich) Andrija 4, Stjepan 5
  • SAŽUNIČ (Sassunich) Ivan 8, Jerolim 3, Juraj 8, Mihovil 4
  • SISEJKOVIČ (Sisseglcou) Ivan 4, Ivan 2, Mihovil 4, Tomo 6
  • STARJANČIČ (Stargiancich, Striancich) Frane 1, Nikola 4
  • STARCHIN Kata 5
  • STEFFANIS de Alvis 3, Bernardo 5
  • STIPIŠIĆ (Stipissin) Dominik 4, Nikola 4, Stjepan 6
  • TOMIĆ Stjepan 3
  • TRBUSKOVIĆ (Tarbuscof) Petar 2
  • TRESIĆ (Tressich) Nikola 6
  • VILIČIĆ Ivan 6, Jakov 4, Juraj pok. Stjepana 3, Kata ud . Ivana 1, Kuzmo 2, Luka 6, Martin 6, Nikola 6
  • VLAŠIĆ (Vulassich) Margarita 1
  • ŽANKOVIĆ (Xancof) Kuzmo 4

Spominje se i nekoliko obitelji s nad- imcima: Juraj Babin 5, Marija Rosica (Rosiza) l, Maria Braškin (Braschin) 4, Mar- tin Lutrov (?) 5, Jakobina Pegulina 5, Kata Perilinova l, Mihovil Radulinov 4 i Si- me Romita 5. Naslov »gospodin<< ima obitelj de Steffanis, svećenik je Kuzmo Cos- mi i klerik Dominik Cosmi, kovači su Antun s tri člana obitelji i Petar sa četiri bez zabilježena prezimena, a Ivan i Dobra su iz Vrbanja (Varbancin i Varbagnicina) s po tri člana obitelji.

(Popis stanovnika otoka Hvara iz 1673. godine - Nevenka Bezić-Božanić, 1991)

Vrboska, Hvar

Vrboska is a settlement on the north coast of the island of Hvar in Dalmatia, Croatia, in the Municipality of Jelsa. Founded in the 15th century as a fishing harbour, Vrboska is best known for the fortress Church of Sv. Marija (St Mary), built as a refuge for its inhabitants during the 16th century.

Name

Vrboska, (local dialect Varboska) The name is probably derived from Vrbanj, the inland village whose inhabitants originally used the sheltered inlet as a fishing port. Another theory is that it comes from the Latin verboscam, meaning forested.

History

Founded in the Middle Ages, the oldest building is the church of St Peter, which was built before the 14th century between the boundaries of Pitve and Vrbanj. In the immediate vicinity, on the Stari Grad Plain, is the ancient Villa Rustica.

Matija Ivanić, the populist leader of the Hvar Rebellion of 1510-1514, had a house in Vrboska. The Venetian troops attacked the town in 1510, causing extensive damage. In 1571, the town was again attacked, this time by the Turks, under Uluz Ali. Soon afterwards, in 1575, the church of St. Mary was fortified, to become a church-fortress, a unique sight in the islands.

The place developed as a fishing community, trading and growing in prosperity. At the beginning of the 20th century, Vrboska had a sardine factory, wooden boat-building industry, a hotel, fishing trade association, and regular boat connections with Split and the neighbouring island of Brač.

Culture

The church of St. Mary of Mercy was re-built in the shape of a fortress around 1575 following the Turkish attack on the older church from 1465. The parish church of St. Lovrinac was built in 1571, and restored in the 17th century. The main altar of St. Lovrinac has a Paola Veronesca, and work of John Rendic. There are also paintings by the Venetian Masters: Tizian, Cagaliarija, Bassano, Scuria, Cellinia and others. The church of St. Peter, mentioned in 1331, was a border point between the territory of neighbouring villages Pitve and Vrbanj, even before the founding of Vrboska. Restored in 1469 it is considered one of the oldest religious buildings on the island. The townsfolk of Vrboska are proud also of their Fishing Museum.

The patron saint of Vrboska is St Lovrinac.

Population: 526 (2001)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vrboska

Počeci Vrbovske na otoku Hvaru, članak, Niko Duboković Nadalini, S.D. 12.6.1955, str. 4

Popis stanovnika iz 1673. godine (Census of 1673)

U VRBOSKOJ su popisali ove obitelji:

  • BAŠICA (Bassiza) Petar 6
  • BERITIĆ Luka 6, Nikola 2
  • BOGDANIĆ (Boghdanich) Luka 2, Mihovil 6
  • BOGLIĆ Ivan 9, Luka 4
  • BOLINIĆ Bartul 5, Luka 4
  • BORDINEO (Berdineo) Gašpar 5, Jela ud. Paška 5
  • BRATANIĆ Luka 4, Vinko 5
  • BREŠKOVIC Kata 2, Magdalena 2,
  • BUSSILA Stjepan 4
  • CELIC (Zelich) Ivan 2, Vicko 7
  • CHERSO Stjepan 7
  • CHIOBAGLIEU Andrija 5
  • COSMI Dominik 2, Kuzmo 2, Luka 2, Petar 4
  • CRISSULOU Bartul 5
  • DAMJANIĆ Bartul l, Magdalena 5
  • DUCHIN Ivan 3, Jakica pok. Jurja l, Kata pok. Luke 4, Petar 4
  • DULIBATIĆ Andrija 8, Kata l, Martin 5
  • FABRIO Lovre 1, Nikola 5
  • FRANKOVIĆ Magdalena ud. Petra 4
  • GRUBIŠIN (Grubissin) Vicko 5
  • GUDlELJ (Gudegl) Ivan 5
  • JURIČEVIĆ (Giuricef) Ivan 4, Nikola pok. Dominika 6, Nikola pok. Vicka 7
  • JURIĆ (Giurich) Ivan 4
  • JURINOVIĆ (Giurinof) Antun 5, Juraj 2, Luka 5, Nikola 4
  • KARSTULIĆ (Carstulich) Nikola 6
  • KOŠČIĆ (Coschich i Corschina) Dominik 4, Juraj 6, Urša 2
  • KOSMIĆ (Cosmich) Antun 1
  • KOTORAŠ Juraj 5
  • KRILIĆ (Crilichieu) Luka 3
  • KUNiČIĆ (Cunicich) Stjepan 2
  • KUZMIČIĆ (Cuzmichieu) Jakov 4;
  • LAVČEVIĆ (Laucef, Lauceua) Jakov 5, Magdalena l, Nikola 6, Vicko 7
  • LEVROTOVIĆ (Leurotof) Bartul 3, Bartul 2, Jerolim 2
  • LILANOVIĆ (Lilin, Lilaneu) Ivan 4, Ivan pok. Antuna 4, Jakov 9, Juraj 2, Juraj 4, Marin 5
  • LULETOVIĆ (Lule, Lulin) Bartul 5, Ivan 6, Stjepan 4
  • MAIZOLDI (bez imena) 4
  • MARČIĆ (Marcich) Nikola 5
  • MARINETTI (Marinetoua) Margarita pok. Ivana 2
  • MARKOVIĆ (i Marcof) Jakov 5, Mato 6
  • MATKOVIĆ reč. Veloglavčev (Veloglavcef) Nikola 5
  • MATULOVIĆ (i Matulov) Dominik 2, Petar 5
  • MAVROŠEV (Maurosef) Jakov 4
  • MIHOJEVIĆ (i Michatou) Ivan 5, Ivan 5, Kata ud. Nikole 3
  • MILATIĆ (i Milattichia) Dominik 4, Franka 2
  • MUSINIĆ Gabrijel 4
  • ORDINANOVIĆ Jakov 6
  • PAVIN (Pauina) Dominik 4, Petra 4
  • PAVLIČEV (Paulichieu) Luka 4
  • PINEZIĆ Antun 2
  • PRIBIČEVIĆ (Pribichieuich) Vica pok. Stjepana 1
  • PRVIČIČ (Paruichich) Jerolim 7, Nikola 1, Stjepan 8
  • RADMANOVIČ Ivan 3
  • RAZOV Mato 3
  • RUSULOV (Russulou i Russin) Juraj 6, Stjepan 4
  • RUŽEVIČ (Rusnouich) Andrija 4, Stjepan 5
  • SAŽUNIČ (Sassunich) Ivan 8, Jerolim 3, Juraj 8, Mihovil 4
  • SISEJKOVIČ (Sisseglcou) Ivan 4, Ivan 2, Mihovil 4, Tomo 6
  • STARJANČIČ (Stargiancich, Striancich) Frane 1, Nikola 4
  • STARCHIN Kata 5
  • STEFFANIS de Alvis 3, Bernardo 5
  • STIPIŠIĆ (Stipissin) Dominik 4, Nikola 4, Stjepan 6
  • TOMIĆ Stjepan 3
  • TRBUSKOVIĆ (Tarbuscof) Petar 2
  • TRESIĆ (Tressich) Nikola 6
  • VILIČIĆ Ivan 6, Jakov 4, Juraj pok. Stjepana 3, Kata ud . Ivana 1, Kuzmo 2, Luka 6, Martin 6, Nikola 6
  • VLAŠIĆ (Vulassich) Margarita 1
  • ŽANKOVIĆ (Xancof) Kuzmo 4

Spominje se i nekoliko obitelji s nad- imcima: Juraj Babin 5, Marija Rosica (Rosiza) l, Maria Braškin (Braschin) 4, Mar- tin Lutrov (?) 5, Jakobina Pegulina 5, Kata Perilinova l, Mihovil Radulinov 4 i Si- me Romita 5. Naslov »gospodin<< ima obitelj de Steffanis, svećenik je Kuzmo Cos- mi i klerik Dominik Cosmi, kovači su Antun s tri člana obitelji i Petar sa četiri bez zabilježena prezimena, a Ivan i Dobra su iz Vrbanja (Varbancin i Varbagnicina) s po tri člana obitelji.

(Popis stanovnika otoka Hvara iz 1673. godine - Nevenka Bezić-Božanić, 1991)