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SpectatorAs some of you saw I was kinda of absent last week. I will be this week as well. Sometimes I will check my email, but I am swamped in some offline tasks that involve some research projects that need my attention.
From now on, check the calendar for updates and events.
Sergej
SpectatorBefore I forget to you all. A coat of Arms is not connected to a last name!!! Keep this is mind. If you have any more questions ask Sasa or me.
Sergej
SpectatorChat is uploaded and you can now select the chat module on the frontpage. This is for small talk and when you need to discuss things etc. It will also keep the forums a bit cleaner Enjoy!
Also uploaded is a calendar on which members can post events etc, but on which you can also see site updates.
Sergej
SpectatorSheila,
From what I can see the name is being used in the Serbian area’s of Dalmatia and respectivly Montenegro and Zahumlije ( Herzegovina ) as well.
It’s hard to pinpoint the exact origin of the name due to migrations and different branches. That is all I can say about it for now.Take care,
Sergej
SpectatorYes the site has changed. This is the final theme update we made. As you can see it is fine and short cut. It is functional and needs some small changes, which we will gradually make.
However, we are working on creating a logo c.q. crest, emblem for both the society and the foundation. Your idea’s are welcome. Please check out the front member page where I will post what we have untill now. I am drawing myself still, the picture one can see now are from Sasa Jankovic

Your opinions and idea’s are welcome.
Also, the member frontpage will become the standard frontpage again after we finish the final security updates. Please comment on this as members what you think.
Thanks in advance
)Sergej
SpectatorWhat do you want to know about the name?
Sergej
SpectatorOne can read information on Montenegrin history at http://www.njegos.net and http://www.njegos.org
Many old pictures and some video shoots. Also some maps on Montengrin clans and their respective area’s.Sergej
SpectatorJust to confirm previous post. We are the only one.
Sergej
SpectatorLooking for any Ugrcic and Arambasic in Dijaspora. Anyone finds one let me know. Place of origin is the Knin area, Mali Ivosevci
Hvala u napred.
Sergej
SpectatorHvala!
Sergej
SpectatorJust to inform you, the Zrenjanin archives had a flooding, see general forum. We don’t know how bad the damage is. They are working on fixing things.
Sergej
SpectatorSee: http://www.beogradskagroblja.co.yu/
Also in English. Please be adviced before emailing them that most likely they will not respond. They are doing a major job right now to fix the chaos in their book keepings, resulting in just having the presentation online for now.
Feel free to try, let me know when you get a reply!
Sergej
SpectatorMr Jankovic already talked about this on a previous post but I feel to post another one regarding this subject.
I will summarize some issues. This is an informative post. Members are free to go and do what they want. But please be adviced we warn you on purchasing and gathering info from commercial enterprices without the source information and the genealogical data. First do your research and then find a factual proof. This means that:
1. Not all families have a coat of arms,
2. As stipulated before by mister Jankovic, coats or arms cannot be bought. This practice is illegal. If you wish an artist to paint or wood carve your coat of arms that is something different. But they cannot be bought.
3. All coats of arms are registered in Serbia, the proper institute for this is the Heraldic organisation the White Eagle. You can contact them through us, only if you have factual indication through genealogical research that there is a specific coat of arms for the family in question.
4. The White Eagle, the SGS and the SGF are non-profit proffesional organizations. Others on the net are not and wish to make profit. Keep this in mind. The cases of fraud concerning arms is high.The tradition of the Coats of arms is a European heritage which was used even before AD. Most families during medieval times earned crests and titles. There are a lot of families who don’t have a legacy like the one described. This doesn’t make the family less important nor active. Using a coat of arms cannot give any right to a title nor lands. Heraldic research is highly connected with genealogical research, they both fall under the same umbrella of Family Research and are intertwined with each other.
Yes you may create your own coat of arms, however we do not encourage this practise since it will “polute” the field and it does not contribute in any way to your own genealogy, nor that the field in general. It will only create more confusion. If you do create your own coat of arms, you are obliged to state the year of creation.
Again, you need a genealogical tree. Please base your research on facts.
Both the SGF and the White Eagle have a similar opinion on the registration of new arms and for the commercial enterprices that move around on the genealogical field. We will however ( both organizations ) bring out a statement this year as both organizations are moving closer to intense cooperation on this field and others.
Sergej
SpectatorSome of you are in the process of writing to the SOC in Croatia. Since it is not enterily clear where and what we suggest members to write to the central office in Belgrade.
The address is:
Serbian Orthodox Church
p/a The Information Service
Kralja Petra I no.5
11000 Belgrade
Serbia & MontenegroMake sure to be clear and precise in your requests.
Sergej
SpectatorPostovani
Da li imate mozda vise informacija?
PS. Mozda: Zahumlije
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