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Direct ancestor · generation 7

Catherina (Catta) Luckinić

1727–1790 · Karlobag, Općina Karlobag, Ličko-senjska županija, Croatia

Born30 MAR 1727, Karlobag, Općina Karlobag, Ličko-senjska županija, Croatia
Died29 MAY 1790, Karlobag, Općina Karlobag, Ličko-senjska županija, Croatia
Ahnentafel105 — generation 7, a direct ancestor of Hedviga
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Catherina (Catta) Luckinić30 MAR 1727–29 MAY 1790generation 7 · ahnentafel 105
married 22 NOV 1747Jacob Pilipicd. 1778a record read
a direct ancestor a record has been read for them an image, not yet read from the family tree, unverified

The mark describes the person, not the link. Of the 5 relatives drawn here, 3 have a document of their own in this archive — but that is not the same as a document tying them to this person. This archive holds no separate proof for most parent–child links; where it does, the note above this chart says so in words.

3 documents read

What the registers say about Catherina (Catta)

YearDocument The citation, in the register's own words
1747 marriage the bride of the same entry, «Katta, heer pokoin[og] Vicha Luckinicha» - daughter of the late Vicko Luckinich notes/karlobag-marriage-1747-pilepich-luckinic.md
1790 death Karlobag Umrli 1774-1804 folio 63 (right page of image 388) — «29 ejusdem [Maij] · Catharina annorum 70, vidua defti Jacobi [P]ilepich, obiit in Domino munita omnibus sacramentis, atque die 30 sepulta est». The tree's date to the day; the AGE DISAGREES — 70 in May 1790 puts her birth about 1720 where the tree says 30 Mar 1727. She is not in the KAZALO's L at all: a widow is indexed under her husband's surname; ark 3:1:3QS7-L99C-G3QY notes/karlobag-1778-jacobus-pilepich.md
1768 named-on-a-child-baptism index only — the page has not been opened Karlobag, 11 March 1768 — INDEX ONLY, «Josephum Piberich», father «Jacobi Piberich», mother «Catharina»; ark 1:1:QKMX-YX3G. «Piberich» is the index's misreading and occurs nowhere else at Karlobag; the same couple are «Pillopich» in 1758 and «Pillepich» in 1762 and 1765 Named on Josephus (Josip) Pilipic's entry rather than their own — a register names you is not a register is about you. notes/karlobag-the-index-calls-them-piberich.md

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Karlobag, 22 November 1747 — Jakov Pilepich marries Katta, daughter of the late Vicko Luckinich. The register page as read: image 283, right-hand page, headed «Letta 1747»: the entry dated «Dan 22: Novembra», second from the foot of the 1747 block (Croatian text).
Karlobag, 22 November 1747 — Jakov Pilepich marries Katta, daughter of the late Vicko Luckinich
Karlobag marriages 1736–1804 (DGS 5481649, FamilySearch waypoint 9RK1-HZK) · image 283, right-hand page, headed «Letta 1747»: the entry dated «Dan 22: Novembra», second from the foot of the 1747 block (Croatian text).
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Karlobag, 29 May 1790 — Catharina, aged 70, widow of the late Jacob Pilepich. The register page as read: image 388, right-hand page (folio 63), headed «Anno Domini 1790»: the entry «29 ejusdem [Maij]», the last but one on the page.
Karlobag, 29 May 1790 — Catharina, aged 70, widow of the late Jacob Pilepich
Karlobag deaths 1774–1804 (DGS 5481649, FamilySearch waypoint 9RK1-HZK) · image 388, right-hand page (folio 63), headed «Anno Domini 1790»: the entry «29 ejusdem [Maij]», the last but one on the page.
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Read in a register, for this person

5 more people found beside Catherina (Catta)

Every one of these was read out of a parish register for this person — named in an entry that is about Catherina (Catta), or beside her in one. The family tree holds none of them, so they cannot appear in the chart above. This is evidence standing beside the tree rather than inside it.

WhoHow they stand to Catherina (Catta)Read from
Mikola Luckinicha parish register · not yet in the family tree son of a Vicko Luckinić of Karlobag; CANDIDATE elder brother of ahnentafel 105 baptism, 9 December 1719 · Karlobag
Simonem Pillopich parish register · not yet in the family tree brother of ahnentafel 52, son of ahnentafel 104 and 105 baptism, 21 October 1758 · Karlobag
Franciscum Pillepich parish register · not yet in the family tree brother of ahnentafel 52, son of ahnentafel 104 and 105 baptism, 28 July 1762 · Karlobag
Simolicianum Pillepich parish register · not yet in the family tree brother of ahnentafel 52, son of ahnentafel 104 and 105 baptism, 1 March 1765 · Karlobag
Morica, wife of Vicko Luckinich parish register · not yet in the family tree GODMOTHER at a Karlobag baptism, WIFE OF VICKO LUCKINICH - the name of the mother of ahnentafel 105's family, not proved named as godmother, 24 August 1727 · Karlobag

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Where this sits on the line

Ahnentafel 105 — generation 7 of Hedviga's descent. Every person's father is twice their own number and their mother twice plus one, so this person's parents are 210 and 211.

The register spells this surname more than one way, and the search folds the forms together — so Xubrinich and Žubrinić, Joannis and Ivan, find each other.

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Events, as the record has them

  • birth 30 MAR 1727 Karlobag, Općina Karlobag, Ličko-senjska županija, Croatia
  • death 29 MAY 1790 Karlobag, Općina Karlobag, Ličko-senjska županija, Croatia

Sources attached in the tree

None. This person carries no source string at all in the tree. They may still be right — but nothing here can be checked without going to the register. Method →

An online family tree is a witness, not a source. Where a citation points at a parish register or a FamilySearch image, that is the thing worth going to. Sources →