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Michael Adamić infant died Senj September 1850
Death, 19 September 1850, Senj — MICHAEL ADAMIĆ, ONE YEAR OLD, SON OF VOLFGANG ADAMIĆ, DIED AT SENJ ON 19 SEPTEMBER 1850, BURIED AT S. PETAR — an entry of the Croatian-language death register of Senj 1849–58 (Knjiga Mertvih, Br. 1118).
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What the register says
- Event
- death
- Date
- 19 September 1850
- Place
- Senj
- Citation
- (1) Senj marriages (Vjenčani) 1734–1819, 1820–1858 and deaths 1820–1858 (FamilySearch waypoint 9RK1-W3P, 592 images), image 545, right-hand page, 1850 September, entry 118 on 545R: «1850. dana 19 Rujna preminu Michael sin Volfganga Adamića, godine 1 star, i bi zakopan u cimiteru svetoga Petra, na prici mene Tome Sladovicha kapelana.» The Croatian-language death register of Senj for 1849–1858 (Knjiga Mertvih od God. 1849, Državni arhiv Zagreb, Zbirka matičnih knjiga Br. 1118), image 545 right page, entry 118 (the margin figure). Read at full page scale (about 1x; the child's name, the father «Volfganga Adamića» in the genitive, and the age clear). Adamić is a listed surname; a child born about 1849 whose father, Wolfgang (Volfgang) Adamić, lived at Senj in 1850 (snapshotted; read at about 6x). See notes/senj-marriage-volume-walk.md
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Senj marriages (Vjenčani) 1734–1819, 1820–1858 and deaths 1820–1858 (FamilySearch waypoint 9RK1-W3P, 592 images) · image 545, right-hand page, 1850 September, entry 118 on 545R.
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MICHAEL ADAMIĆ, ONE YEAR OLD, SON OF VOLFGANG ADAMIĆ, DIED AT SENJ ON 19 SEPTEMBER 1850, BURIED AT S. PETAR — an entry of the Croatian-language death register of Senj 1849–58 (Knjiga Mertvih, Br. 1118)
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