[Sergej]

http://www.planplus.co.yu

Map maker

[Sergej]

Sheila,

Yes it is. Sorry. I dont even know if you can order it today.

[Sergej]

Some more info:

Rogic = Kumbor and Herzeg Novi / Montenegro

No mention of any Levic in Montenegro.

[Sergej]

Here is all the info:

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AUTHOR……………… : Pavičić, Stjepan – author
TITLE………………. : Seobe i naselja u Lici
EDITION STATEMENT……. : [Reprint izd.]
IMPRINT…………….. : Gospić : Muzej Like : A. Vujnović, 1990
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION…. : 330 str., [1] presavijen list s geogr. kartom
, 24 cm
SERIES……………… : (Posebna izdanja Muzeja Like ; knj. 1)
SUBJECT TERMS……….. : Naselja – Lika // Seobe –
Lika
UDC………………… : 911.37(497.13 Lika), 911.372.9(497.13 Lika)
TYPE OF MATERIAL…….. : monographic, language materials, printed
COBISS.SR-ID………… : 14515202

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[Sergej]

Whats it about. Maybe I know a better book

[Sergej]

Below is our todo list as it was previously posted by the admin, but it was erased do to the server blackout.

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Todo
* Serbian letter templates for the archives and lost family,
* The update of the surname/heraldic database,
* More members through new commercial on main page
* Opening of working room in Belgrade for genealogy
* Re-establishing contact with vital archives
* Move to a new server

We wish to thank Francisco Burzi of PHP-Nuke, Thomas Scheiffer and Brian Moon of the Phorum team, Alex Scott of CGI-Central for their hard work to help us out. Also all others for their help, donations and support. We have come a long way!

[Sergej]

Hi,

Need an author or even better ISBN #

[Sergej]

We are awaiting the permission from a Belgrade publisher to make maps online availible of Serbia-Bosnia-Croatia-Montenegro etc throughout the ages to members.

So members can educate themselves online on Serbian history its boundaries during medieval times etc.

[Sergej]

Hello,

Presuming they were Donauschwaben:
This will give you some more options then many Serbs since the Catholic records have already been microfilmed and you can find the at http://www.familysearch.org
However it wouldn’t hurt to do the following:

Write to:

Roman Catholic Church

Archbishop Stanislav Kočevar

Svetozara Markovica 20,
11000 Belgrade
Serbia-Montenegro

Archives of Bela Crkva
Istorijski arhiv
1 Oktobra
Bela Crkva
Serbia-Montenegro

You can also check this site: http://www.belacrkva.co.yu/

If your family was Orthodox of faith then you could only do work through the archives. Bad things is that Serbian Orthodox info is not microfilmed.

[Sergej]

Hello Dan,

Thank you
I am looking for people that come from that region. Especially about Ugrcic since there are not that many of them. The Arambasic side I am also looking into. I will see if I can contact some of these people.

[Sergej]

http://www.bosna.com/web/imenik.html

The other link is offline I will check later.

[Sergej]

Send me the URL, Ive never used it.

[Sergej]

http://www.arhiv.hr/hr/drugi-arhivi/fs-ovi/arhivi-hrvatska.htm

Naaah, this is easier.

[Sergej]

They are added at the link page. Just click on the Croation Archives link and you can see the adress.

And getting already at home on the geographocs of SE Europe ?

[Sergej]

I have the record index on CD here with me. I think you need to check with http://www.familysearch.org and keep in mind to search for the biggest city nearby the place you are looking for.

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