Read out of a register, and not in the family tree
Anna, widow of Caetanus Bacchi (married Paulus Perpich)
Marriage, 20 October 1760, Karlobag — PROBABLY THE WIDOW OF AHNENTAFEL 214 - the elder Caetanus Bacchi was dead by 20 October 1760.
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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
- marriage
- Date
- 20 October 1760
- Place
- Karlobag
- Citation
- Karlobag marriages 1736-1804 (DGS 5481649, waypoint 9RK1-HZK) image 293 left-hand page, year-heading «Anno Domini 1760»: «Idem eadem die matrimonialiter copulavi Paulum Perpich et Annam viduam Caetani Bachi. Praesentibus testibus Joanne Mat[hosich] ac Petro Bovandich». READ FROM THE IMAGE 11 October 2026 at about 4x. NOT PROVED to be the Caetanus of the 1774 marriage (Oliva, daughter of the late Caetanus Bacchi): the surname is rare in the book and the dates fit, but neither entry names the other. See notes/karlobag-marriage-1774-smojver-bacchi.md
The register page
Karlobag marriages 1736–1804 (DGS 5481649, FamilySearch waypoint 9RK1-HZK) · image 293, left-hand page, headed «Anno Domini 1760»; the entry is the second of 20 October, the one beginning «Idem eadem die».
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How they attach to the line
PROBABLY THE WIDOW OF AHNENTAFEL 214 - the elder Caetanus Bacchi was dead by 20 October 1760
An ahnentafel number is a position on the direct line — doubling at every generation — and each one above links to the person who holds it.