Marija Car (mother of Uršula Kovačina; wife of Petar Kovačina, joiner)

…town's mayor in 1950; the «about 1890» of those certificates was an estimate. The 1948 window is the one Arolsen is being asked about. wall unworked Mother found, father unnamed Her baptism names her mother, Marija Car (daughter of Vjekoslav and Vinka), and no father: she was born illegitimate nine months before Marija married the joiner Petar Kovačina. The Geni tree names Petar as her father; the register does not. Hedviga Blažević 1926 – 2001…

…for 1896 only, was closed as a nil and the question handed to Rijeka. Her baptism is in that filmed volume: Crikvenica births 1859–1896, page 246, entry 12, image 652 — «Uršula», born 28 February 1895, baptised 2 March, «nezakonita», mother «Marija Car, ćer Vjekoslava i Vinke, radnica», no father named (open; read at level 13). The error was an assumption, not a misreading: the…

…gave the house; a marriage of 1895 gave the joiner; and on 27 October 2026 her own baptism was read, and it names her mother. Uršula — her own baptism Born 28 February 1895, baptised 2 March, «nezakonita» (illegitimate), to «Marija Car, ćer Vjekoslava i Vinke, radnica» (Crikvenica births 1859–1896, page 246, entry 12). No father and no surname are entered. Godparents Stanislav Ivančić and Blaženka Car, daughter of Vjekoslav. A margin note of 1976 records her death at Belgrade on 3…

…of Vjekoslav. A margin note of 1976 records her death at Belgrade on 3 November 1975. Open the page. Marija Car Her mother: a worker, daughter of Vjekoslav Car and Vinka. She married Petar Kovačina, the joiner of house 119, on 28 November 1895 — nine months after Uršula's birth. Their daughter Josipa died at 18 months in September 1898, so Josipa is…

…son of Petar, «stolar» — a joiner — and Marija née Car, at house 119. The same house number as the financial guard, and the same first name; the joiner is the guard's son (the 1895 marriage entry says so), and Josipa is the sister of Uršula by their mother Marija Car. What can be said is that Crikvenica house 119 was a Kovačina house through the 1890s and 1900s, that consumption was in it twice, and that Uršula, who married Anton Rudolf and bore Pepe, Petar, Anka, Zdravko, Ivan and the rest, was the…

…can be said is that Crikvenica house 119 was a Kovačina house through the 1890s and 1900s, that consumption was in it twice, and that Uršula, who married Anton Rudolf and bore Pepe, Petar, Anka, Zdravko, Ivan and the rest, was the daughter of Marija Car, the joiner's wife — not an inference from a name any longer but her own baptism. What is still open is her father: the baptism names none, she was born nine months before her mother's marriage to Petar, and only the online Geni tree calls him her…

…ours Uršula Kovačina, born at Crikvenica on 28 February 1895, married Anton Rudolf Defranceski — our fifth generation, the one taken to Pfullingen. Her own baptism has been read (27 October 2026): born illegitimate to Marija Car, no father named, nine months before her mother married the joiner Petar Kovačina. She was the nearest wall in the direct line; her mother is now named and her father is the open question. Her baptism at Crikvenica, and a margin note giving…

…in the Vinodol the valley directly above Crikvenica — she did not move far Kovačina Uršula Kovačina b. 28 Feb 1895 gen at Crikvenica her baptism names her mother, Marija Car, and no father open Blažević Hedviga Blažević 1926 – 2001 gen at Senj out of a line of Senj carriers reaching back past 1768 blazevic Lerena…

…/maternal/kovacina/ Ursula's people: the Kovačina of house 119 He grew up on the coast his father had come down to, and married Ursula Kovačina. She was born at Crikvenica on 28 February 1895 — her baptism names her mother, Marija Car, and no father — and her mother married the joiner Petar Kovačina of house 119, son of a retired Imperial-Royal customs guard, nine months later; whether he was her father the register does not say. One photograph of her survives in the family: seated, in…

…158, which a previous session numbered 18 and 19. - 1888 no. 16 — Petar Kalnić, of the pomorska oblast na Rieci, the maritime authority at Rijeka, marrying Ivana Wessel of Ljubljana, 25 October 1888. - 1888 no. 17 — Mikula Car and Marija Car, radnici, 21 November 1888. Which means a correction to this archive's own figures: 1888 closes at 17 marriages, not 19. The names in that year were right; the count was two too many. It is recorded here rather than quietly fixed, because the…

…own family, found in the Crikvenica marriages of 1895 Reading the marriage film for a Defranceschi produced a Kovačina instead. Crikvenica marriages 1895, entry 28, 28 November: «Petar Kovačina, stolar» — a joiner — marries «Marija Car», at Crikvenica house 119. His father is another Petar Kovačina. Uršula Kovačina married Anton Rudolf Defranceschi and is David's great-grandmother; she was born at Crikvenica about 1890–95 and died at Belgrade in 1975. Until now her family…

…death entry names. Petar Kovačina the joiner is the son of Petar Kovačina the financial guard, not a brother and not the same man under an earlier trade. Three generations of house 119 now stand: the guard and Uršula née Stojčić → the joiner and Marija Car (m. 1895, by leave of the Royal Hungarian ministry) → Uršula, who married Anton Rudolf. What is still inference: that Anton Rudolf's wife is the joiner's daughter. Next: Crikvenica births 1896–1902 for a Uršula Kovačina at house 119.…

…27 October 2026 — the question this row left open is answered, and one assumption in it was wrong. Uršula's baptism was read: Crikvenica births 1859–1896, page 246, entry 12 — «Uršula», born 28 February 1895, baptised 2 March, «nezakonita», mother «Marija Car, ćer Vjekoslava i Vinke, radnica», no father named (open; doc). She is the daughter of the Marija Car who married the joiner on 28…

…March, «nezakonita», mother «Marija Car, ćer Vjekoslava i Vinke, radnica», no father named (open; doc). She is the daughter of the Marija Car who married the joiner on 28 November 1895 — nine months after her birth, which is why the 1896 volume had nothing: this row looked for a girl born after the marriage. The line from the joiner's house to Anton Rudolf's wife is now documented through…

…This is David's letter to send, not a film to read. 20 Sept 2026 — a second thing to ask for in the same letter. The Crikvenica births for 1897–1902 are wanted too, for Uršula Kovačina, daughter of Petar Kovačina stolar and Marija Car of house 119 — Anton Rudolf's wife. The whole of filmed 1896 has now been read entry by entry and she is not in it, the FamilySearch index holds no Uršula Kovačina birth anywhere in Croatia, and the parish's birth register is not filmed past 1896.…

…The births of her sisters Slava (later Stipanić) and Jakomina (later Alafetić), if Crikvenica 1897–1902 can be reached, would show who is named as their father; and Slava's and the mother's later surname Stipanić suggests a second marriage of Marija Car. - Death at Belgrade, 3 November 1975 — now doc from a margin note of the baptism register (a notice of the Palilula municipality, 24 February 1976, entered 31 December 1976). The Belgrade municipal death register would give her address,…