Please add GRZAN
My grandfather, Joe Grzan, emigrated to America around 1900 from the Slunj area. His brother, Tomo Grzan, came a decade or so later.
Joe married my grandmother, Loretta Peffer, a woman of Pennsylvania German descent, in 1912. Hence GARTNER
alas….
Thanks
Paul Gartner
Ivica / 7-7-2014 / ·
GREGUREC, cesto u Donjoj Voci, odakle su u prvoj polovici 20.st. doselili i u Zagreb.
Linda Grgas / 9-28-2014 / ·
My family name isn’t on list we come from Zablace kod Sibenik Dalmatia Croatia. There are suffixes added to distinguish different “clans” in the same village
Rachael / 2-27-2015 / ·
My family is not on this list either. They were from Krk. Last name is Galantic.
Charlotte Grasa / 4-19-2016 / ·
Hi, yea um. I have no idea how to see my family name. Like nothing is coming up! I want to see either Grassa or Grasa. (Probably Grassa.)
Travis Gradijan / 6-8-2016 / ·
Hello! If you know anything on Gradijan please let me know!
Janet / 7-18-2016 / ·
Please add GOJMERAC. My grandmother was born in Apatin.
amy muehlhausen / 5-10-2017 / ·
Grguric
Ema / 8-16-2017 / ·
My family name isn’t on this list as well. They were from Dalmatia. Last name Gusić.
laetitia LEFEVRE / 11-1-2017 / ·
Hello
My name is Laetitia and i ‘m seraching my great grandfather who was born in Ogulin in 24.8.1904. His name was GALETIC Thomas , he leaved in Francia…
Can you HElp me ?
thank
Leanne / 11-28-2017 / ·
Our family name is Goyak. Originally it was spelled Gojak, but it was changed when they came to America. They came from Dubrovnic.
Doreena B Tompkins / 11-29-2017 / ·
GUDAC for my family from Bakarac Croatia in Istria.
Sylvie Grohovac / 4-14-2019 / ·
Please add the name GROHOVAC. The name Grohovac originated from the town of Grohovo, Croatia. This town is located near Rijeka, Croatia. The town Grohovo originated in the 12th century. (I’m still trying to find proof of this data). The name Grohovac means “the people of the count” Grof means in Croatian, “Count”. The Grohovac name had a few transitions. Grofofci was the beginning of the Grohovac name but it was a tongue twister for the Croatian people that it transitioned to Grohovci. Grohovci is plural for Grohovac. This information was passed on through the generations of our family. In Rijeka the Grohovac ancestors worked for the count that lived in the Trsat Castle which is in Rijeka, Croatia. (I’m also looking for proof of my family working at the castle)
The town of Grohovo was destroyed by an earthquake which triggered a land slide. My families mill was pushed into the river and destroyed.
The Grohovac name has also transitioned to Grohovaz. Other transitions may exist.
MGrider / 4-16-2019 / ·
My family surname is not on this list, either: Gevaj or Gebaj, from Slatina,Virovitica-Podravina, Croatia. Earliest known one is Pavao Gévaj with wife, Valburga. They lived in house #58, Slatina
Simon Horvat / 6-24-2019 / ·
Fali Gregorović
ulrike M Frashure / 12-15-2019 / ·
My Fathers Name is not on the List ,He was born in Apatin.Last name Graf also looking for Kohler
James Glad / 7-16-2021 / ·
Please add the surname of Glad, primarily from Jablan and Vrbovsko, in the Gorski-Kotar region
Lisa A Murphy / 8-21-2021 / ·
Gerenćir…from Čičkovina?
Leslie / 4-8-2022 / ·
Gurcic
It was my mother’s surname before she married my father.
Leslie / 4-8-2022 / ·
Her family was from Zagreb.
Leslie / 4-8-2022 / ·
Gurcic.
It was my mother’s surname before she married my father. Her family was from Zagreb.
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Please add GRZAN
My grandfather, Joe Grzan, emigrated to America around 1900 from the Slunj area. His brother, Tomo Grzan, came a decade or so later.
Joe married my grandmother, Loretta Peffer, a woman of Pennsylvania German descent, in 1912. Hence GARTNER
alas….
Thanks
Paul Gartner
GREGUREC, cesto u Donjoj Voci, odakle su u prvoj polovici 20.st. doselili i u Zagreb.
My family name isn’t on list we come from Zablace kod Sibenik Dalmatia Croatia. There are suffixes added to distinguish different “clans” in the same village
My family is not on this list either. They were from Krk. Last name is Galantic.
Hi, yea um. I have no idea how to see my family name. Like nothing is coming up! I want to see either Grassa or Grasa. (Probably Grassa.)
Hello! If you know anything on Gradijan please let me know!
Please add GOJMERAC. My grandmother was born in Apatin.
Grguric
My family name isn’t on this list as well. They were from Dalmatia. Last name Gusić.
Hello
My name is Laetitia and i ‘m seraching my great grandfather who was born in Ogulin in 24.8.1904. His name was GALETIC Thomas , he leaved in Francia…
Can you HElp me ?
thank
Our family name is Goyak. Originally it was spelled Gojak, but it was changed when they came to America. They came from Dubrovnic.
GUDAC for my family from Bakarac Croatia in Istria.
Please add the name GROHOVAC. The name Grohovac originated from the town of Grohovo, Croatia. This town is located near Rijeka, Croatia. The town Grohovo originated in the 12th century. (I’m still trying to find proof of this data). The name Grohovac means “the people of the count” Grof means in Croatian, “Count”. The Grohovac name had a few transitions. Grofofci was the beginning of the Grohovac name but it was a tongue twister for the Croatian people that it transitioned to Grohovci. Grohovci is plural for Grohovac. This information was passed on through the generations of our family. In Rijeka the Grohovac ancestors worked for the count that lived in the Trsat Castle which is in Rijeka, Croatia. (I’m also looking for proof of my family working at the castle)
The town of Grohovo was destroyed by an earthquake which triggered a land slide. My families mill was pushed into the river and destroyed.
The Grohovac name has also transitioned to Grohovaz. Other transitions may exist.
My family surname is not on this list, either: Gevaj or Gebaj, from Slatina,Virovitica-Podravina, Croatia. Earliest known one is Pavao Gévaj with wife, Valburga. They lived in house #58, Slatina
Fali Gregorović
My Fathers Name is not on the List ,He was born in Apatin.Last name Graf also looking for Kohler
Please add the surname of Glad, primarily from Jablan and Vrbovsko, in the Gorski-Kotar region
Gerenćir…from Čičkovina?
Gurcic
It was my mother’s surname before she married my father.
Her family was from Zagreb.
Gurcic.
It was my mother’s surname before she married my father. Her family was from Zagreb.