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Pave Kalanj, son of Viol Kalanj and Kate Zoričić
Baptism, 14 January 1892, Brinje, Croatia — son of Viol Kalanj and Zoričić Kate, of Brinje house 188 - the second child of that household, missed on the first pass - not in the tree.
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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.
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What the register says
- Event
- baptism
- Date
- 14 January 1892
- Place
- Brinje, Croatia
- Citation
- FamilySearch, Croatia Church Books 1516-1994, Brinje Matična knjiga rođenih 1888-1900 (DGS 005498262, waypoint 9R26-82S), image 163, entry no. 9 - "KALANJ PAVE", male, born 14 January and registered 17 January 1892, of Brinje house 188, son of KALANJ VIOL and ZORIČIĆ KATE. Witnesses Perkić Mijo (the recurring near-miss) i Dražanović Manda, matičar Sertić Šimun. NOT IN THE TREE. FOUND ON 5 OCTOBER 2026 WHILE SETTLING THE KALAUJ QUESTION: this entry was read at the time as a Kalauj near-miss and so never recorded. It is a clear Kalanj in a clean hand, and it is the missing middle child of the Viol Kalanj x Zoričić Kate household already in this file - Kate (December 1890, house 118), PAVE (January 1892, house 188), Franjo (August 1893, house 189) and Marija (March 1899, house 188) - and it shows the house number 188 belongs to this household from 1892, which explains the 188 of the 1899 entries and settles the 118/189/188 drift noted earlier as a scribe's habit with one house. The Kalanj household of Jerko Kalanj and Krnarić Ruže at house 188 in 1899 (this file) therefore shares a house with the Viol household for at least seven years.
How they attach to the line
son of Viol Kalanj and Zoričić Kate, of Brinje house 188 - the second child of that household, missed on the first pass - not in the tree
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