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Matija Borić, daughter of Ivan Borić and Matija Borić (house 141, 1892)
Baptism, 20 February 1892, Brinje, Croatia — daughter of Ivan Borić and Matija Borić, both of the Borić surname, of Brinje house 141 - the third child on record of that household, after Kate (1888) and Vid (1890) - not in the tree.
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What the register says
- Event
- baptism
- Date
- 20 February 1892
- Place
- Brinje, Croatia
- Citation
- FamilySearch, Croatia Church Books 1516-1994, Brinje Matična knjiga rođenih 1888-1900 (DGS 005498262, waypoint 9R26-82S), image 164 (right-hand page, first entry; page 313), entry no. 18 - "BORIĆ MATIJA", female, born 19 and registered 20 February 1892, of Brinje house 141, daughter of BORIĆ IVAN and BORIĆ MATIJA, both of Brinje, farmers, Croats. Informants "Petrak Tome i Mare", matičar Sertić Šimun. NOT IN THE TREE. FOUND ON 5 OCTOBER 2026 ON THE FULL READABLE-ZOOM RE-READ. The mother is named Matija here as in the 1891 informants' line 'Borić Ive i Matija' (this file), and the house is 141, so the Ivan Borić x Matija Borić household of house 141 is now THREE children deep (Kate 1888, Vid 1890, Matija 1892), all in a Borić-marries-Borić marriage, which settles the mother's name as Matija. It is a second girl named for her mother. Not merged with the Matija Borić of Tome Borić's household (a son Matija, 1892, December, this file), who is a different child born in the same year at the same house number.
How they attach to the line
daughter of Ivan Borić and Matija Borić, both of the Borić surname, of Brinje house 141 - the third child on record of that household, after Kate (1888) and Vid (1890) - not in the tree
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