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Niko Borić

Marriage, 24 November 1890, Brinje, Croatia — SON OF NIKO BORIĆ AND MARIJA, of Brinje house 142 - not in the tree.

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What the register says

Event
marriage
Date
24 November 1890
Place
Brinje, Croatia
Citation
FamilySearch, Croatia Church Books 1516-1994, Brinje Matična knjiga vjenčanih 1888-1899 (DGS 005498262, waypoint 9R26-82S), image 538 (left-hand page; page 90), entry no. 28 - married at Brinje on 24 (dvadesetčetri) studenoga 1890: "BORIĆ NIKO", momak (bachelor), 25 years, born at Brinje house 142, a farmer of Brinje, SON OF BORIĆ NIKO AND MARIJA, married "BOŽEVIĆ MARIJA" (the surname is the Boležić/Božević of the births, read as Bašić by the first pass: CORRECTED 5 October 2026 at close zoom), djevojka (maiden), 22 years, born at Brinje house 105, daughter of BOŽEVIĆ MARKO and KATE. Witnesses BORIĆ JOZO and BORIĆ IVE (both Borić); officiant Šrobi Šimun. This is the marriage behind the Niko Borić x Boležić Marija household of houses 142/148 (Marko, Kate and the later children, this file); it gives Niko Borić (b. about 1865) a father Niko and a mother Marija, both Borić by surname. NOT IN THE TREE. A fourth Borić man found across images 530-538 of this one register, alongside Luka, Vid, Ivan, Juko and Miko (this file) — Borić is not a marginal surname at Brinje parish, it is one of the more frequent grooms' surnames in these forty-odd images alone.

How they attach to the line

SON OF NIKO BORIĆ AND MARIJA, of Brinje house 142 - not in the tree

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