Ljubomir Blažević
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Appears on: The Senj Line
The Senj Line
…ana» — a clerk in the tobacco factory. She is twenty-one, «radnica u tvornici duhana» — a worker in the same factory. Her father is entered as gostioničar. They married by dispensation, the licence dated 3 November 1907. , key: true , y: 8 December 1920 , t: Milka marries Ljubomir Blažević, as a widow , w: Entry 41. She is thirty-four and entered «udova». He is twenty-eight, born at Rijeka on 1 March 1892, living at Senj, unmarried; his parents Šime Blažević and Terezija née Zdunić are both recorded as dead. Her parents are given as Josip Papić and Antonija née Prpić. Witnesses: Franjo Đorić, tailor, and Mirko Trifun, innkeeper and tobacco-factory man…
…ame in the file. , Toma Blažević , 27 January 1838 – 26 July 1907. Married Tereza Pećanić. , Juraj Blažević , No dates. Married Tereza Žubrinić, born 29 November 1867 — the join to the other line below. , Ljubomir Blažević , 1 March 1892 – 1966. Married Milka Papić, 9 October 1886 – 7 September 1971, who is generation 4 of the Senj line above. , Hedviga Blažević , Their daughter, and the woman this line runs through. , more: The file also carries a second Blažević strand it does not connect to the first: Mateša Blaže…
…AŽEVIĆ is clear twice, and what appears to be MILKA above it, but the dates and the other names have gone. , key: true , milka: If that upper panel carries Milka, it is Milka Papić — generation 4 of the line above, the cigar-roller in the Senj tobacco factory, born 9 October 1886, married Ljubomir Blažević, died 7 September 1971, and Hedviga's mother. The family's own database carries her twice, once as Milka Papić and once as «Milka Blažević», which is the same woman under her married name. This archive is not going to assert her from a weathered panel photographed in flat light. It is exactly the sort of stone that gives up its text to a raking-light photograph taken early or…
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