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Marta Perlić, bride of 21 January 1895 (house 101)
Marriage, 21 January 1895, Brinje, Croatia — DAUGHTER OF TOME PERLIĆ AND ANE, maiden aged about 37, born at Brinje house 101, who married Vranić Niko of house 48 - a sister of Perlić Mijo (married Vičić Kata, 1892, this file) - not in the tree.
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What the register says
- Event
- marriage
- Date
- 21 January 1895
- Place
- Brinje, Croatia
- Citation
- FamilySearch, Croatia Church Books 1516-1994, Brinje Matična knjiga vjenčanih 1888-1899 (DGS 005498262, waypoint 9R26-82S), image 615 (left-hand page; page 244), entry no. 7 of 1895 - married at Brinje on 21 (dvadesetjedan) siječnja 1895: bridegroom "VRANIĆ NIKO", neoženjen (bachelor), 32 years, born at Brinje house 48, son of Vranić Anton and Tereza; bride "PERLIĆ MARTA" (read), neudata (unmarried), 3? years, born at Brinje house 101, daughter of PERLIĆ TOME and ANE. Witnesses Đurić(?) Milan and Vranić Tome; officiant Šrobi Šimun. NOT IN THE TREE. The Perlić family of house 101 is now four people in three entries: Marko (the shoemaker widower, 1891), Mijo (1892) and Marta (1895) with parents Tome and Ane named for the last two and, in the 1893 marriage of Marija Perlić (Perlić Marko and Luce), a fourth household. These are the 'Perkić' of the births (see Marija Perlić, 13 February 1893): the births' standing informant Perkić Mijo is probably Perlić Mijo. FOUND ON 6 OCTOBER 2026 ON THE FULL READABLE-ZOOM RE-READ OF THE MARRIAGE BOOK (images 493-690).
How they attach to the line
DAUGHTER OF TOME PERLIĆ AND ANE, maiden aged about 37, born at Brinje house 101, who married Vranić Niko of house 48 - a sister of Perlić Mijo (married Vičić Kata, 1892, this file) - not in the tree
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