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1. RE: [CROATIA-L] The 12 Most Wondefull Days of My Life [1]
This message has been sent to me three times in a row in addition to the original email a few days ago. Is anyone else receiving this email this often? People do what works. -----Original Message----- From: Joe & Barb. Chavka [mailto:jchavka@cfl.rr.com] Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2003 11:41 AM To: CROATIA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CROATIA-L] The 12 Most Wondefull Days of My Life Hello List My wife and I have just returned from 12 days visiting Croatia. What a beautiful place to visit (even with all
2. Re: [CROATIA-L] Re: payment to Croatian archives [1]
When I wanted to send a check to a Croatian church, my bank said just send it. Let the bank sort out the exchange rate, they said. cheers ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Schrom" To: Sent: Friday, November 14, 2003 1:13 PM Subject: [CROATIA-L] Re: payment to Croatian archives > Thanks to all who advised me re paying the Croation Archives. Perhaps I > misunderstand the Western Union website, but it does not appear to me that > one can transfer mone
3. Re: [CROATIA-L] The 12 Most Wondefull Days of My Life [1]
Tatjina The Sinac cementery does have the old graves. Sinac is about 40 or 45 KM from the Adriatic coast. Sinac is about 15 KM from Otocac. I did send a copy of my report to Zagreb.Lets see what happens. Sorry that I took so long to answer but I have been working on about 500 picturs that I took while there. They are Digital and I am trying to put them on a CD. Joe ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 6:05 PM Subject: Re: [C
4. Re: [CROATIA-L] Hi From Argentina! [1]
Vanesa, csmo te fui? tuviste ixito? cualquier cosa a las srdenes, saludos, Carolina. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vanesa Krechov" To: Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 5:30 PM Subject: Re: [CROATIA-L] Hi From Argentina! > Mil gracias Carolina! > Un beso grande > Vanesa > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Carolina Munka" > To: > Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 4:42 PM > Subject: Re: [CRO
5. Re: [CROATIA-L] Payment to Croatian Archives [1]
Hi Linda I know when I sent money there the bank I used only would send money to the Zagreb Bank.. Find out from the banks which bank in Croatia they can send money to or perhaps try using Western Union http://www.westernunion.com/info/intlCountryInfoIndex.asp?country=HR this may help. Email Drzavani Arhiv and ask them if they will deal with the agents listed for Croatia. regards Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "Linda Schrom" To: Sent: Tuesday, Nove
6. Re: [CROATIA-L] Maps [1]
I've used multi map but for Croatia it is not quite as good as Shtelseeker (which uses Mapquest) It does not show nearly as many of the small villages. Here are 2 examples searching for Ozalj each one zoomed in by one click Multi map http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?client=public&X=1725000.48774312&Y=5700000.02301029&scale=500000&width=500&height=300&gride=&gridn=&coordsys=mercator&db=w3&addr1=&addr2=&addr3=&pc=&keepicon=true&advanced= Shtlseeker http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?zoom=6&mapda
7. Re: (C)[CROATIA-L] Looking for web site [1]
Hello Chris, Try this: http://pharazon.distanthost.com/Croatian.html Regards, Doug Other family surnames of Lika origin include: Basic, Bonovic, Brletic, Cutic, Dasovic, Dejanovic, Devetak, Djotic, Domic, Grivcic, Hecimovic/Hecomovich/Heck, Jankovic, Jergovic, Jurisic, Jurkovic, Krekovic, Lulic, Macek, Markovic, Mazar, Milkovic, Murgic, Obucina, Oreskovic, Petrlic, Plesha, Pocrnic, Rukavina, Skocic, Stimac, Tonkovic, Trgovic, Uremovic, Vidmar, Vukmonic, Vukovic, Zaninovic, Zelac, Zgela. > From: "Chris
8. [CROATIA-L] Maps [1]
I just found a UK site in my researching travails: http://www.multimap.com It seems to give more "realistic" street maps than either mapquest or yahoo...I haven't tried it on Croatia yet (my research hasn't gotten far enough for me to need it yet (sigh)), but it was hugely helpful in some mapping out of East Liverpool, OH that I was trying to do - much more so than any of the others. Best of luck... Brenda Bush Researching: SUSANJ, DUIMOVIC
9. Re: [CROATIA-L] Town of Zvoneca [1]
For a map showing all of the little villages in the area, go to: http://www.istrianet.org click on main menu, then Where is Istria Current maps Istria and the Kvarner Region click on 2nd rectangle from the top on right side click on bottom right arrow scroll to the right. Also has map of Cres. I wouldn't call Zvoneca a "town". It has a small church, cemetery and a cluster of houses and is located 7.9km NNW of Opatija. My grandfather was from Rukavac, so on our trip to the area in January 2002, we wen
10. Re: [CROATIA-L] Town of Zvoneca - current name? [1]
I see a Zvonece between Zejane and Puzi in my atlas. Donald Marinkovich ----- Original Message ----- From: "BB Research" To: Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2003 3:03 PM Subject: [CROATIA-L] Town of Zvoneca - current name? > Dear List, > > Does anyone happen to know the current name for Zvoneca? I have reason to > believe it may be the village that my Susanj's came from. It should be on > the Istrian Peninsula. I know that Susanj's from my line later
11. [CROATIA-L] The 12 Most Wondefull Days of My Life [1]
Hello List My wife and I have just returned from 12 days visiting Croatia. What a beautiful place to visit (even with all the rocks never seen so many in all my life ) We flew into Split from Berlin Germany ( have a daughter there ) . Arrived at midnight (this is the only time Croatia airlines flys from Berlin to Split.) and went to our Hotel. Our son in law made all of our reservations and bought our plane tickets in Berlin. You can not buy tickets on Croation Airlines from the USA. They have to be boug
12. [CROATIA-L] The 12 Most Wondefull Days of My Life [1]
Hello List My wife and I have just returned from 12 days visiting Croatia. What a beautiful place to visit (even with all the rocks never seen so many in all my life ) We flew into Split from Berlin Germany ( have a daughter there ) . Arrived at midnight (this is the only time Croatia airlines flys from Berlin to Split.) and went to our Hotel. Our son in law made all of our reservations and bought our plane tickets in Berlin. You can not buy tickets on Croation Airlines from the USA. They have to be boug
13. Re: [CROATIA-L] Town of Zvoneca - current name? [1]
Zvoneca Suonecchia, Zvoneca, Zvonece - 45.24 N 14.17 E - 7.9 km NNW of Opatija (Abbazia) Zvonece Suonecchia, Zvoneca, Zvonece - 45.24 N 14.17 E - 7.9 km NNW of Opatija (Abbazia) As far as I can see it is still Zvoneca regards Mary ----- Original Message ----- From: "BB Research" To: Sent: Sunday, November 23, 2003 8:03 AM Subject: [CROATIA-L] Town of Zvoneca - current name? > Dear List, > > Does anyone happen to know the current name fo
14. [CROATIA-L] Pronunciation question [1]
I have visited a few websites to try and learn the Croatian alphabet but each one gives a different way of pronoucning the letter 'o' One says it is like the o in "over" Another says it is like the o in "dog" Another says it is like the o in "port" I am aware that the can sound different if they are in stressed or unstressed syllables but I would like to know what is the usual way of pronouncing 'o'? Can anyone help? Thanks in advance. Chris
15. Re: [CROATIA-L] Town of Zvoneca - current name? [1]
Brenda, send me a copy of the manifest and I'll try to decipher the name. I got a road map of the island of Cres with all the villages. At 19:03 22/11/2003, you wrote: >Dear List, > >Does anyone happen to know the current name for Zvoneca? I have reason to >believe it may be the village that my Susanj's came from. It should be on >the Istrian Peninsula. I know that Susanj's from my line later settled in >Rijeka and Opatija, but I'm trying to find the birth village so I can look >up the microfilm at th
16. RE: [CROATIA-L] Croatia State Archives [1]
Hello List I am rather new to this area of genealogy - Can someone tell me what information is available at the Croatian State Archives? Researching: Prisc, (Priest), Niemitz Thank you -----Original Message----- From: Sarah Mueller [mailto:sarmar1@msn.com] Sent: Sunday, November 23, 2003 12:52 PM To: CROATIA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CROATIA-L] Croatia State Archives Will someone please send the email address for the Croatian State Archives? The one I have used previously, povijesni-arhiv-zg@zg.t
17. [CROATIA-L] Payment to Croatian Archives [1]
Hello - I received a notice from the archives (Drzavni Arhiv U Pazinu) that they have found my grandfather's birth certificate. They want me to transfer 69,50kn to their bank account. The bank has given me a SWIFT address and account number to transfer the money to, but I have not been able to find any bank or broker who deals in Croatian kuna. I believe the amount is about $8US. It appears that the archives do not want me to send money directly to them; they want me to transfer it to their bank accoun
18. [CROATIA-L] Re: payment to Croatian archives [1]
Thanks to all who advised me re paying the Croation Archives. Perhaps I misunderstand the Western Union website, but it does not appear to me that one can transfer money directly to a bank account through Western Union. I tried calling them but got bogged down in an endless series of menus and finally gave up. I will have another go at getting a bank to do this transfer. > Just cursious if you have found parish records for your GF, which will read > like a family tree giving much more detail than BDMs.
19. [CROATIA-L] maps, especially for smaller towns(and it's in english) [1]
i work at a library and we recommend this site to patrons all of the time! you simply type in the country or state that you want. then keep clicking on the area to get to smaller and smaller towns- i have used it quite a bit for my genealogical work! www.encarta.msn.com --------------------------------- Do you Yahoo!? Protect your identity with Yahoo! Mail AddressGuard
20. Re: [CROATIA-L] maps, especially for smaller towns(and it's in english) [1]
The map appears to only show the large to medium size towns even when zooming in as far as possible. Some links for finding smaller places (still not all!) are found in my links list. http://www.kakarigi.net/maps/ http://www.jewishgen.org/ShtetlSeeker/loctown.htm The maps online giving the most detail are found at the Croatian phone book online, but there you must find a person first and then click on the placename. Robert Jerin Croatian Heritage Museum Cleveland Ohio http://www.croatia-in-english.com/
21. RE: [CROATIA-L] The 12 Most Wonderful Days of My Life [1]
Hi Joe and Barb We were in Croatia about the same time you were and our experience was very much like yours. We marveled at the beauty of the country and experienced unbelievable generosity and assistance from people we'd just happened to meet and family we did not know existed until we started to research our roots. Our oldest son who is on sabbatical this year and our oldest granddaughter went with us and were totally charmed by the country and the people. The time was much to short but we vow to retur
22. Re: [CROATIA-L] maps, especially for smaller towns [1]
Besides using the mapping sites, try Google search. I have had great luck typing in the town name for a book I was writing. Towns such as Ludbreg Croatia, Teresovac Croatia, Ribnik Croatia and got many hits that not only gave information on the towns but also most had maps, some very detailed. I was also able to do a lot of research on the various towns I was interested in which added a great deal of history and folklore to my book. The book, THE BROTHERS AND SISTERS is really the story of my wife's fami
23. Re: [CROATIA-L] maps, especially for smaller towns(and it's in english) [1]
I find MapQuest quite useful http://www.mapquest.com/maps/main.adp?countrycode=60 T.Former
24. Re: [CROATIA-L] Croatia State Archives [1]
Sarah Mueller wrote: > > Will someone please send the email address for the Croatian State Archives? The one I have used previously, povijesni-arhiv-zg@zg.tel.hr, does not seem to be working. > > Thank you, > Sarah Sarah, You gave the email address for the Croatian regional archive in Rijeka. (maybe they changed it ?) mail address : Hrvatski Drz^avni arhiv (Croatian State Archive) Marulicev trg 21 (street address no.) 10000 Zagreb (PSC = US ZIP) Hrvatska (Croatia)
25. Re: [CROATIA-L] Hi From Argentina! [1]
Hola Vanesa, seguramente encontraras informacisn de tu apellido en Split u otro lugar de Croacia en: http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/library/FHC/frameset_fhc.asp tambiin puedes acceder al directorio telefsnico (Croatian tel book link): http://www.htnet.hr/imenik/fset.html ,hacer click en , luego en localidad (si la conoces) y tu apellido. Serma conveniente que confirmaras, (en algzn documento de tus padres o abuelos) csmo se escribe (originalmente) el apellido de tu abuelo. Suerte, saludos, Caroli
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