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Nicolaus Gerkacs

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The Senj Line

…And beyond , rows: who: Josiph Smojver Vukić , b: 1731 , d: 16 May 1776, Karlobag , who: Antonia Smojver Vukić, born Pekas , b: , d: , who: Nicolaus Gerkacs , b: 1717 , d: 30 October 1783, Karlobag , who: Vicentius Luckinić, called Vicko, and Maria Luckinić , b: , d: , who: Caetano Bacchi , b: , d: , who: Pauli Tomljanović…

…, d: , who: Pauli Tomljanović , b: Montani Stanište , d: , who: Simoni Pekas and Mara Pekas , b: Smiljan , d: , read: Nicolaus Gerkacs was born in 1717 and Josiph Smojver Vukić in 1731; the parents standing above them were born in the last years of the seventeenth century. Nothing on the Defranceschi side of this archive goes nearly so far — the documented spine there begins with a baptism of 1787. The names are the names of the Podgorje: Pilipić, Uroda, Gerkacs, Smojver Vukić, Luckinić, Tomljanović, Pekas —…

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