Croatian Surname : JOPO (family that went from Venice to the city of Sibenik, in the 16th.century. Then established themselves in the island of Vis. The same surname in spanish is : YOPO, and in italian : GIOPPO .
Boris Yopo.
Santiago-Chile.
ivan radeka / 12-25-2014 / ·
looking for info in family history ,unable to find in the list available
Sheila Crosby / 4-29-2015 / ·
HI, I am researching the name Rastovich (Rastovic). The first names: Josip (Joseph) and Mare.
Linda Wilcoxon / 9-20-2015 / ·
I am looking for my great grandparents whose name is not on the list. Anthony Rosko came to the USA in 1907. His wife Ceceila came in 1909. She did not go to school and could not read or write. Both spoke Croation and never became US citizens. They had a daughter Anna and some other children. ANY information would be greatly appreciated.
Chris / 6-3-2016 / ·
Surname of Rep, also Repp – please include on the list
Gordana Radinovic / 2-8-2017 / ·
Radinovic
Martin Reba / 2-18-2017 / ·
REBA – Family history is has been pieces together, so it may not be complete. My great-grandfather with this surname grew up an orphan raised by his two brothers and spent some portion of his youth in modern day Austria. Conflicting family accounts put the family’s home in Croatia as either in the hills North of Zagreb, near the current border with Slovenia, or further South near the town of Smiljan (which was also the maiden name of my great-grandmother).
Mark Rubeshaw / 1-1-2018 / ·
Missing Our families last name Rubesa our family is from Kastav
Trish Bennison / 10-30-2018 / ·
looking for information on grandparents, Mate and Ruza (Trlin) Radomiljac of Ravca. Mate Radomiljac was born 10.9.1877 and died 28.4.1955.Ruza Radomiljac born 3.7.1879 Ravca.
His father Marko Radomiljac b. 17.4.1845 married Matija Nikolic 6.11.1870 Ravca
Marko Radomiljac b. 1.3.1904 migrated to Australia 4.7.1927
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Croatian Surname : JOPO (family that went from Venice to the city of Sibenik, in the 16th.century. Then established themselves in the island of Vis. The same surname in spanish is : YOPO, and in italian : GIOPPO .
Boris Yopo.
Santiago-Chile.
looking for info in family history ,unable to find in the list available
HI, I am researching the name Rastovich (Rastovic). The first names: Josip (Joseph) and Mare.
I am looking for my great grandparents whose name is not on the list. Anthony Rosko came to the USA in 1907. His wife Ceceila came in 1909. She did not go to school and could not read or write. Both spoke Croation and never became US citizens. They had a daughter Anna and some other children. ANY information would be greatly appreciated.
Surname of Rep, also Repp – please include on the list
Radinovic
REBA – Family history is has been pieces together, so it may not be complete. My great-grandfather with this surname grew up an orphan raised by his two brothers and spent some portion of his youth in modern day Austria. Conflicting family accounts put the family’s home in Croatia as either in the hills North of Zagreb, near the current border with Slovenia, or further South near the town of Smiljan (which was also the maiden name of my great-grandmother).
Missing Our families last name Rubesa our family is from Kastav
looking for information on grandparents, Mate and Ruza (Trlin) Radomiljac of Ravca. Mate Radomiljac was born 10.9.1877 and died 28.4.1955.Ruza Radomiljac born 3.7.1879 Ravca.
His father Marko Radomiljac b. 17.4.1845 married Matija Nikolic 6.11.1870 Ravca
Marko Radomiljac b. 1.3.1904 migrated to Australia 4.7.1927