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Cemeteries (with some listings on tombstones):
Contact information:
Istrian peninsula:
- Brdo (Briani / Berdo)
- Draguč (Draguccio) and Grimalda - the most common surnames of the 43 families
residing in 1945 were (in parentheses are the given names during
Italian rule): Banić, Besić, Blazević (Biassi), Gregorović (Gregori),
Grozić (Grossich-Grossi), Grznć (Ghersin), Krivičić (Crivelli), Milió
(Milli), Opasić (Opassi), Šestan, Sterpin, Testen, Zanelli. [full
Italian article]
- Izola (Isola) - Un data "anagrafico" che sta
gradualmente scomparendo - L'importanza secolare dei nostri soprannomi
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Labin (Albona) Region
- Lukezi (Luchesi)
- Piran (Pirano)
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Poreč (Parenzo) -
I soprannomi Parentini
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Pula (Pola) province
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FHL catalog listings
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Rijeka (Fiume) province
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FHL Catalog listings
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Rovinj (Rovigno)
- Visignano - Surnames (cognomi)
- Vodnjan (Dignano)
Istrian islands:
- Cres (Cherso) and Lošinj (Lussino)
Islands
- Cres noble families: Petris, Antoniazoo-Bochina, Bochina, Bono, Colombis,
Draza, Drava-Petris, Ferricio, Massari-Bochina, Mitis, Moise, Petris-Bochina,
and Rodinis.
- Mali Lošinj (Lussinpiccolo) -
Surnames
- Neresine - Soprannomi (Italiano)
- Immigrants from the Islands Cres (Cherso)
and Lošinj (Lussino) to New York and Vicinity
- Susak (Sansego) - surnames extracted from the
tombstones in the cemetery that was constructed in 1818 in the locale of
Merine: Busanić,
Matešić, Mirković, Morin, Picinić (Picini), Skrivanić and Tarabokija
(Tarabocchia). Other surnames are: Hrončić, Lister and Sutora.
- Unije (Unie) - Bellanich (Belanić), Carcich
(Karcich, Karčić), Cecco (Ceko), Cosulich (Kozulić), Gallosich
(Galošić), Giurich (Jurić), Haglich (Halić, Haljić), Martinolich
(Martinolić), Nadalin, Nicolich (Nikolić), Pillepich (Pilepić),
Radoslovich (Radoslović), Rerecich (Rerečić), Segotta (Segota), and
Vallich (Valić).
See also:
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