Part IV of 6
How the lines join
Part IV · 🇭🇷 🇺🇸
A pedigree takes one person per generation and drops the rest. These chapters look instead at who the families marry repeatedly, at the cousins, and at the families that married into the line or sit beside it in the registers, among them the Kosina household of Senj.
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- 1Who They MarriedWho a family marries repeatedly: a German name inside the Military Frontier, and more.
- 2The MarriagesThis archive follows four surnames; the descent runs through more than twenty.
- 3Blood relativesChoose a person: parents above, brothers and sisters beside, children below, and through them the cousins.
- 4The Kosina30 people, from a Carniolan cottage to an autumn in Senj; the family an aunt married into.
- 5KalanjLooked for at Klenovica; their own baptismal entry calls them country people of the parish of Brinje.
- 6VukelićThe smallest family on the site, and the answer to who Milka Papić married before Ljubomir Blažević.
- 7BorasFifty-five people joined to Hedviga without scaffolding, and the least-researched family on the site.
- 8PavelićThe family the Blaževići of Mrzli Dol kept marrying, with a branch at Hibbing, Minnesota.
- 9KrmpotićA name that shares its stem with the villages above Senj, written Krmpotich, Krampotich and Kermpotich.
- 10BabićThirty-five readings from the Senj registers, and the seven Babić children dead in August 1855.
- 11ŠpaljSixteen people, four households, and in every one the wife is a Prpić.
- 12ŠestanFifty-five people connected only through a single node the tree itself labels not real.