Petar Kovačina (stolar, joiner, of Crikvenica house 119)

…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 Senj → Johannesburg doc blazevic Born at Senj, died at Johannesburg on 30 October 2001, six…

…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 Uršula's sister by the same mother. Petar Kovačina Died at…

…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 Uršula's sister by the same mother. Petar Kovačina Died at Crikvenica on 3 November 1904, aged 55, of pulmonary tuberculosis; sacraments administered; buried the next day by Carl Aleksander. The register gives his standing in full: «umirovljeni c. kr. financijski Nadstražar» — a retired…

…at Crikvenica house 119. Uršula, called Ursa, née Stojčić His wife, entered as «kućarka» — housekeeper — and, by the time the clerk wrote the entry out, as «žena pokojnog Petra Kovačine Nadstražara», wife of the late Petar Kovačina. The name Uršula is standing in this family a generation before Anton Rudolf's wife carried it. Josipa Kovačina Entry 49 of 1898: dead at Crikvenica on 10 September, aged one year and six months, of «Tuberculosis…

…before Anton Rudolf's wife carried it. Josipa Kovačina Entry 49 of 1898: dead at Crikvenica on 10 September, aged one year and six months, of «Tuberculosis pulmonum», buried on the 12th. Her parents are given as Petar Kovačina, 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…

…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 her death at Belgrade on 3 November 1975. She has still not been searched for…

…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 the loose, drop-waisted dress of the early 1920s, with something…

…Uršula Kovačina's 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…

…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 existed in this archive only as a surname on a tree. Here is a…

…likely her kin; which kin is exactly what is not yet known. --- Done, 20 September 2026 — and it closed a question this archive had deliberately left open. The Crikvenica marriage of 28 November 1895 gives the groom's parents in full: «Petar Kovačina, k. r. financ. nadstražar, i Uršula rodj. Stojčić» — the very two people the 1904 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…

…this archive had deliberately left open. The Crikvenica marriage of 28 November 1895 gives the groom's parents in full: «Petar Kovačina, k. r. financ. nadstražar, i Uršula rodj. Stojčić» — the very two people the 1904 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…

…open. The Crikvenica marriage of 28 November 1895 gives the groom's parents in full: «Petar Kovačina, k. r. financ. nadstražar, i Uršula rodj. Stojčić» — the very two people the 1904 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…

…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 her mother; her father is the open point (the baptism names none; the Geni tree names Petar Kovačina, lore). Story: Ursula's people. n done this archive 2026-09-20, Anna Kalanj's brother is named — now get the whole Ledenice household Found on 20…

…and Ana Kalanj in either. 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…

…read run to 1899 and then 1900s unknown)? Check the catalogue and the Record Atlas first. Also tests the tree's first son, Josip Petar, born 3 December 1911 — six and a half months before the marriage. - Father. The baptism names none; the tree names Petar Kovačina. 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…