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Perković wife of Marko Vuković, mother of Vuković Joso (1895)
Birth of a child, 9 November 1895, Brinje, Croatia — mother of Vuković Joso, of Brinje - the Perković bride of the 1893 Vuković marriage, now with a child on record - not in the tree.
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put into it. The tree is an export and this archive does not edit it.
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What the register says
- Event
- birth of a child
- Date
- 9 November 1895
- Place
- Brinje, Croatia
- Citation
- FamilySearch, Croatia Church Books 1516-1994, Brinje Matična knjiga rođenih 1888-1900 (DGS 005498262, waypoint 9R26-82S), image 317 (page 236; the viewer shows the frame after 316), entry no. 153 - "VUKOVIĆ JOSO", male, born 9 and registered 10 November 1895, of Brinje (house number read as 103, probably 105 - not clear), son of VUKOVIĆ MARKO and a mother whose surname is written in the hand's 'Perkonić' form (given name read 'Bare' or 'Dare', probably the same name that the marriage entry abbreviates as Đuso), both of Brinje, farmers, Croats. Informants "Kalafatić Mijo i Manda", matičar Sertić Šimun. NOT IN THE TREE. FOUND ON 5 OCTOBER 2026 ON THE RE-READ OF THE 300-318 STRETCH, WHERE THE FIRST PASS HAD FILED THE MOTHER'S SURNAME AS THE 'PERHONIĆ' NEAR-MISS. THAT FILING WAS WRONG HERE. The entry is the child of the marriage already in this file (image 581, Vuković Marko x Perković Đuso, 1893, bride of Brinje house 145, father Perković Jozo): the same father, a mother of the same surname, and the SAME WITNESS, Kalafatić Mijo, who stood at the wedding and is the informant here. And the hand writes its v like an n throughout - the father's own name on the same page is written 'Vukonić' for Vuković - so 'Perkonić' is Perković. The recurring 'Perhonić' of the earlier log is therefore OPEN, not settled: it is at least in part the Perković surname, and every earlier Perhonić sighting has to be re-read before the family page can say how many Perković households Brinje holds.
How they attach to the line
mother of Vuković Joso, of Brinje - the Perković bride of the 1893 Vuković marriage, now with a child on record - not in the tree
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