Joannes Bubić
Joannes Bubić. Gologorica. Every mention of this name in the archive — 6 across 5 pages.
Named in the «joannes bubic + marianna» household on the households list, at Gologorica, as the father of no recorded children. Evidence class: read — from registers this archive has read. No birth, death or occupation is printed for this person, so none is claimed. Neither parent of this household bears the name: the archive's Gologorica sweep recorded the family beside it, for the Grah wives of the 1862 census.
1 of the 1 relationship drawn above is written in a register this archive has read with its own eyes.
Joined on a name alone. One household above could not be date-checked, because this archive holds no year for the person or for the household. Treat that link as a lead.
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Appears on: The Defranceschi Archive · The Gologorica Line · Our line, drawn · The Marriages · Lives on one scale
The Defranceschi Archive
…Three households were filed with the name's own — two Bubić and one Sestan — and neither parent bears the name /households/ — «the large households» and «the daughters' households» That the Franciscus Bubić and Joannes Bubić households of Gologorica were among the large households of the name, and that the Vincentius Sestan household (h120) was among «households where a Defranceschi woman is the mother». None of the three has a Defranceschi parent.…
…but Grah the headman's house. Nothing establishes that; it is recorded because the letter is ambiguous and the office is attested for this surname one parish away. ✔ What is unchanged: Marianna exists, is a Grah by birth, married Joannes Bubić on 22 January 1861, was born 19 September 1834 and died 19 August 1870. Only the spelling of her father's house is in doubt. (doc — DAPA ZM34K-214, M01069464 and M01068790.) 11 Oct 2026 minor Cerovlje house…
The Gologorica Line
…both Slavic was the reasoning that made «Grah-Mišan» a two-family name (/gologorica-line/sa1921grah) — reasoning that does not survive if the second half is a title. ✔ What is unchanged: Marianna exists, she is a Grah by birth, she married Joannes Bubić on 22 January 1861, she was born 19 September 1834 and died 19 August 1870, and she is one of the two Grah wives the 1862 index slip cannot see. Only the spelling of her father's house is in doubt. --- ✔ Second:…
…M01069137· as a mother· «Joannes Bubich, agr.»· «Mariana Grah-Missan»· M01069140· as a godmother· «Joannes Bubich»· «Marianna n. Grah-Missan»· Marianna, wife of Joannes Bubić, is «Grah-Missan». The 1862 reading of her as a «-pan» form is withdrawn — the word in that cramped cell was never resolved and the baptism register, twice and plainly, says otherwise. ✔ So the Grah women of Gologorica are…
…form is withdrawn (/corrections/) — the word in that cramped cell was never resolved and the baptism register, twice and plainly, says otherwise. ✔ So the Grah women of Gologorica are three, not two: «Marianna n. Grah-Missan», wife of Joannes Bubić; «Rosalia n. Grah-Missan», wife of Franciscus Bubić, out of Cerovlje; and «Rosa Grah-Žipan», standing godmother with Josephus Udovičić — new, and of the headman's house. ➕ ⚠ And…
The Marriages
…ux. n. GRAH-MISSAN»· n. 13 Maji 1845, m. 18 Junii 1869 to «Franciscus Bubić», rusticus· Adnotatio «e Cerovglie N.º 12»· «Marianna ux. n. GRAH-JOPAN»· n. 19 Sept. 1834, m. 22 Jann. 1861 to «Joannes Bubić», ob. 19 Agost. 1870· ✔ Rosalia is the «Grah - Missan Rosalia, house 29, 1845» of the 1894 Repertorium, now with a day, a husband, a son and an origin. ✔✔ The second of those is now read in a clear…
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