SERBIAN TRADE ASSOCIATION PRIVREDNIK DATABASE : http://baza.privrednik.net/privrednik.php search options: Serbian Trade Association “Privrednik” (The Merchant) 1897-1947. *** For the study of the history of the Serbs in Croatia during the “long” XX century and their citizens culture there is no phenomenon as important as Serbian Trade Association “Privrednik” ( “The Merchant” ) which existed […]
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FAMILIES RELOCATED TO CRVENKA
1. Damjanović Jovana Simo 2. Laković ud. Nikole Ružica r. Perić 3. Varga Ferka Joakim 4. Bajić Jovana Gligorije 5. Bajić Jovana Nikola 6. Marić Filipa Petar 7. Grubor ud. ðure Vidosava r. Mitošević 8. Jovović Radula Mihajlo 9. Jovović Jovana Lazar 10. Kovačević Novaka Živko 11. Jovović Milana Blažo 12. Ninković Nikole Miloš 13. […]
FAMILIES RELOCATED FROM KARLOVAC, CROATIA
1.070 porodica naseljenih u Krnjaji, odnosno Kljajićevu surname index: ARBUTINA, ARLOV, BAKIĆ, BASARA, BIŽIĆ, BOŽIĆ, BJELIVUK, BJELIĆ, BJELOŠ, BLANUŠA,BOJANIĆ, BRANISAVLJEVIĆ,BULAT, BREBERINA, BUĆAN, BOROTA, BUNČIĆ, BUNJEVAC,BOJANIĆ,BOLIĆ,BOCA,BADOVINAC, BOŠNJAK, BASTAJA, BEKIĆ, BARBIR, BIJELIĆ, BAJIĆ, BIRCLIN, BRATIĆ,BRKIĆ, BOSNIĆ, BRDAR, BRAJČIĆ, BLAGOJEVIĆ,BRUJIĆ, CVIJANOVIĆ, CVIJETIČANIN, CIMEŠA, CICO, CREVAR, CRIKOVIĆ, CRNOKRAK, CEKINOVIĆ, CVJETIĆ, ČABRAJA, ČAKIĆ, ČEKELIŠ, ČAOIĆ,ČEŠNJEVAR, ČAVIĆ, ĆELAP, ĆIKA, ĆURČIJA, ĆUIĆ, […]
Families Relocated After the World War II Within Yugoslavia
–After the WWII ended in 1945. 250 000 people (42 000 families) were relocated and colonized by the communist authorities to other parts of the country mainly from devastaded areas in Croatia and Bosnia, and almost by default ethnic Serbs. You will need to research in villages and towns to which they were sent ( […]
Ethnic Serbian Community in Bela Krajina, Slovenia
– (early XX century, ethnic Serbs, White Kraina) Ethnic Serbian community in Bela (White) Krajina region in Slovenia was established in XVI century, with first documented Uskoci settlers arriving in 1546. Their settling in this area was the first wave and part of the organized and sponsored Uskoci soldier migrations to Military Frontier province after […]
Serbian Genealogy
-Information about ethnic Serbs from Austria-Hungary : Croatia, Herzegovina, Bosnia, Slovenia, Slavonia, Dalmatia, Vojvodina and Hungary. -Information about ancestry from Austria-Hungary provinces that are part of Serbia today. -Serbian history, culture and heritage – Resources and documents -Research tips, assistance, resource lists and much, much more. 🙂 […]
Naming Customs Among Ethnic Serbs XIX century
( seal of St. Sava 1169-1236. – “CABA” in Cyrillyc script – “SAVA” in Latin scrypt ) On naming customs: On names and customs – from the anthropology and ethnology books that study ethnic Serbs of Croatia – XVIII, XIX and XX century Marrying: – nine generations direct line relatives never married. Church did […]
Ferdinand I Privilege awarded to the Serbian captains and dukes
Ferdinand, by the grace of God always his highness king of Rome and king of Germany, Hungary, Chechia, Dalmatia, Croatia and Slavonia etc… By this document We proclaim and announce to all concerned that Our beloved nobleman Nikola Jurišić, baron of Kisek, Our head officer in charge has informed Us that some Serbian or Rascian […]
Given Names, Nicknames and Surnames in Vojvodina
The Treasures of Multilingual Vojvodina – Study of Given Names, Nicknames and Surnames of Vojvodina Ethnic Communities : http://www.pzv.org.rs/files/sr/zbornik7_konacna_verzija.pdf Each section of the source academic report published by the Pedagogical Institute of Vojvodina in 2011 by group of authors gives a historical overview of naming patterns and customs in a particular ethnic community on Vojvodina, […]
A Guide for Researching Ethnic Serbian Ancestors from Austria – Hungary
GETTING STARTED: FINDING OUT WHERE YOUR ANCESTORS CAME FROM – WHAT IS THE BASIC INFORMATION YOU NEED TO HAVE CONFIRMED TO BE ABLE TO RESEARCH FURTHER – original spelling of the surname . – the exact place of origin – parish – patron saint of the family First of all, ignore most of the advice […]