Read out of a register, and not in the family tree
Marija Borić, wife of Jure Vičić
Birth of a child, 21 December 1891, Brinje, Croatia — mother of a second Vičić Tomo, of Brinje house 197 - not in the tree.
The family tree has never heard of this person. Every other
person page in this archive is a record the MyHeritage export holds. This one is not: it exists
because the register was read at the page, and it is kept beside the tree rather than
put into it. The tree is an export and this archive does not edit it.
The whole list, and why it exists →
What the register says
- Event
- birth of a child
- Date
- 21 December 1891
- Place
- Brinje, Croatia
- Citation
- FamilySearch, Croatia Church Books 1516-1994, Brinje Matična knjiga rođenih 1888-1900 (DGS 005498262, waypoint 9R26-82S), image 160, entry no. 170 - the birth of "VIČIĆ TOMO", male, of Brinje house 197, names his parents as "VIČIĆ JURE" and "BORIĆ MARIJA". NOT IN THE TREE. A puzzle worth stating plainly rather than resolving: this file already holds a birth of a "VIČIĆ TOMO" to a father named Vičić Jure and a mother of maiden surname Borić Marija, ten months earlier (10 February 1890, image 89, entry no. 19). Same father's name, same mother's maiden name, same child's name, twenty-two months apart. Read as written: either the same couple naming a second son after an elder Tomo who did not survive infancy - not unusual for this period - or the same event entered twice by the clerk. No document says which, and this row does not guess.
How they attach to the line
mother of a second Vičić Tomo, of Brinje house 197 - not in the tree
The relation is recorded in the archive's own words and names no position on the direct line, so there is nobody here to link to yet.