Everyone

Every person of this surname the archive can name, gathered from every record set it holds and from David's own MyHeritage tree — parish burials, headstones, reconstructed households, FamilySearch record hits, the Gologorica pedigree, the Eleven of Gračišće, the Omiš chart, the direct line, the namesakes, people read straight off register images by eye where no index exists, and 555 individuals harvested from the live tree on 8 September 2026. Identity here is by record, not by resolved individual: two entries may be one person, and where the archive knows they are it has merged them. Nothing here is new evidence — it is all of the evidence, in one list, for the first time. The parish shown is the register the record was filmed from, not the place a transcriber typed: it comes from resolving each record to its image, its film and the catalogue entry for that film. Where a film covers more than one parish it is attributed to the film's principal parish, and that is a real limit of the method. This list is rebuilt when the research moves. People found by reading a register page rather than by searching an index are marked *Read off the register* — they are in no index anywhere, so the only way to find them again is this page. The nine Vodnjan additions of 9 September 2026 came out of the *Liber Copulatorum* that way.

572 of them have a record behind them — a FamilySearch document you can open — and 513 are in the family tree. Better still, 367 now carry the name of the parish register they were actually found in, recovered film by film from records the index labelled only «Croazia, Austria». Where a row has both links, both are given. A record link opens the indexed document; a tree link opens the person in David's MyHeritage tree, which is private, so it will only work for people he has given access to.