Dear Srs.
Alsa a famaly branch lives in CHILE.
We came from the Hungarian Timisioara family
Can you add it ath the of fours migration secction?
We can send documents if proof is needed
We conserve our full last name Vuchetich de Cheney,
(Due to lingustic pronunciations reasons the CS from Cseney was replaced by spanish CH in Cheney)
Victor Vuchetich / 1-1-2015 / ·
A lot of Vuchetichs in Park falls, Wisconsin!
Nada Vucetic / 10-16-2015 / ·
My husband is Vucetic and was born in Brinje we live in Sydney Autralia. Would love to hear from any other Vucetic family that originated from Brine.
esteban Vuchetich / 3-21-2017 / ·
Dear Nada:
We are Vuchetich (Vucetic) family in Chile.
Our ancestors moved in 1820 from brinje to Cseney (before hungarian now Romanian)
My grand father came to Chile in 1930 from Cseney when tohe territories where still Hungarians.
My emil esteban.vuchetich@vtr.net
In Croatian Esteba is Stipe.
I hope you can contac us.
Regards and lovo to all of you
Esteban
Nikola Vucetic / 11-10-2017 / ·
Hi,
Are there any records of the Vucetic family tree?
Cynthia Petrusic / 7-15-2019 / ·
My grandmother was a Serbian Vuchetich from Ogulin. Her family moved to Bedford, Indiana in the early 1900’s, and then to East Chicago.
Karen Vukovic / 5-25-2020 / ·
Interesting article.My name is Karen Vukovic’.I am trying to piece together my family history.My grandfather Djuro Vukovic’ (von Vukovic’ Podkapelski)was born in Brinje.He died May years ago but this is what I understand of my history.
His family also say they were from Slavonski Brod. The Kapela is connected to the bell in Slavonski Brod.He said that he was related to the Admiral Janko Vukovic Podkapelski.The name was apparently von Vukovic’Podkapelski.We have a family crest,and I inherited them.
Does anyone have any more information that I could use to connect the dots.
Karen Vukovic’
Kathryn / 1-18-2021 / ·
My grandfather, Frank B Vukelic, immigrated to Illinois, US. Would his name be a an off shoot of the band in the article? I was told his name meant wolf. Thanks.
Cameron Doig / 3-26-2021 / ·
My great great grandmother was a Vuchetich- they are an established family in Ashburton, New Zealand. I understand that the first New Zealand Vuchetich (Jessie I think) jumped ship in Lytellton Harbour in the late 1800’s. I will check the family history and try to post here.
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Dear Srs.
Alsa a famaly branch lives in CHILE.
We came from the Hungarian Timisioara family
Can you add it ath the of fours migration secction?
We can send documents if proof is needed
We conserve our full last name Vuchetich de Cheney,
(Due to lingustic pronunciations reasons the CS from Cseney was replaced by spanish CH in Cheney)
A lot of Vuchetichs in Park falls, Wisconsin!
My husband is Vucetic and was born in Brinje we live in Sydney Autralia. Would love to hear from any other Vucetic family that originated from Brine.
Dear Nada:
We are Vuchetich (Vucetic) family in Chile.
Our ancestors moved in 1820 from brinje to Cseney (before hungarian now Romanian)
My grand father came to Chile in 1930 from Cseney when tohe territories where still Hungarians.
My emil esteban.vuchetich@vtr.net
In Croatian Esteba is Stipe.
I hope you can contac us.
Regards and lovo to all of you
Esteban
Hi,
Are there any records of the Vucetic family tree?
My grandmother was a Serbian Vuchetich from Ogulin. Her family moved to Bedford, Indiana in the early 1900’s, and then to East Chicago.
Interesting article.My name is Karen Vukovic’.I am trying to piece together my family history.My grandfather Djuro Vukovic’ (von Vukovic’ Podkapelski)was born in Brinje.He died May years ago but this is what I understand of my history.
His family also say they were from Slavonski Brod. The Kapela is connected to the bell in Slavonski Brod.He said that he was related to the Admiral Janko Vukovic Podkapelski.The name was apparently von Vukovic’Podkapelski.We have a family crest,and I inherited them.
Does anyone have any more information that I could use to connect the dots.
Karen Vukovic’
My grandfather, Frank B Vukelic, immigrated to Illinois, US. Would his name be a an off shoot of the band in the article? I was told his name meant wolf. Thanks.
My great great grandmother was a Vuchetich- they are an established family in Ashburton, New Zealand. I understand that the first New Zealand Vuchetich (Jessie I think) jumped ship in Lytellton Harbour in the late 1800’s. I will check the family history and try to post here.