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Josephus Perpić frontier soldier aged 61 died Senj July 1842
Death, 31 July 1842, Senj — JOSEPHUS PERPIĆ [«PERPICH» = PRPIĆ], A FRONTIER SOLDIER [«CONFINIARIUS»] OF A COMPANY OF THE OGULIN REGIMENT, AGED 61 [BORN ABOUT 1781], DIED AT SENJ ON 31 JULY 1842 OF HECTIC FEVER, WITH THE SACRAMENTS — a line of the Senj death register (Protocollum mortuorum 1820–1848).
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What the register says
- Event
- death
- Date
- 31 July 1842
- Place
- Senj
- Citation
- (1) Senj marriages (Vjenčani) 1734–1819, 1820–1858 and deaths 1820–1858 (FamilySearch waypoint 9RK1-W3P, 592 images), image 479, left-hand page, P section, image 479L, entry 93: «1842 Die 31 Julii Segniae obiit, [ex] Slocomio?. Josephus Perpich Confiniarius Centuriae Hergotalak? [Ergolatich?] Regim. Ogul. N° 3. Catholicus, 61, Febris hectica, Provisus, ad S. Vitum, Ant. Lucich Coop., N° 93». The death register of Senj, the P section, tabular, page 86 cont. (image 479 left page), the second row. Read at full page scale (the row is legible whole except the name of the company); a Perpich of a frontier-regiment company, born about 1781 (snapshotted; read at about 6x). See notes/senj-marriage-volume-walk.md
The register page
Senj marriages (Vjenčani) 1734–1819, 1820–1858 and deaths 1820–1858 (FamilySearch waypoint 9RK1-W3P, 592 images) · image 479, left-hand page, P section, image 479L, entry 93.
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JOSEPHUS PERPIĆ [«PERPICH» = PRPIĆ], A FRONTIER SOLDIER [«CONFINIARIUS»] OF A COMPANY OF THE OGULIN REGIMENT, AGED 61 [BORN ABOUT 1781], DIED AT SENJ ON 31 JULY 1842 OF HECTIC FEVER, WITH THE SACRAMENTS — a line of the Senj death register (Protocollum mortuorum 1820–1848)
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