...Medic Posted by Ana Celia Nemaric on March 25, 2001 Name: Medic Adriana Location: Kozina She was born in Kozina village, near Zadar about 1890. I want to know anything about her and her parents. Thank you Buenos Aires-Argentina ...Merislavic Posted by: Zeljko Merislavic on February 6, 2003 Name: Merilslavic Location: Zagreb My fathers name was Fabian ...Michelitch Posted by: Jean Michelitch Marsteller on December 31, 2000 Name 1: Frank Michelitch db 07Apr.1893 Name 2: Pauline Michelitch db 31Jul.1896 Location: Croatia My grandparents came to USA in 1900's separately. They left from Trieste, Italy by steamship. The resided in NYC, and met in NYC. ...Micetich Posted by: Stephanie Micetich Grim on October 20, 2001 Name: Micetich Location: Croatia I am from Croatian descent and wanted to know where Micetich originated in Croatia and my great grandfathers name was Phillip Jake Micetich; could you please help me and email me back. Thanks ...Mihaljevic; Mihalovic; Buban Posted by: Gaylene on January 12, 2000 Name 1: Grgai (Gregory) Mihaljevic Name 2: Mihael (Mikel) Mihaljevic Location: Fuzine Grgai (my great grandfather) died at the age of 78 around 1932. Karlina Kombol (my great grandmother) died in 1905 at the age of 41. Her mothers maiden name: Mance. They had 4 children 3 boys and 1 girl. Oldest son died in infancy, second son died at age of 17 (any information found on these two boys would be great). Only daughter Mary born Feb 2, 1876 in Fuzine and died July 11, 1953 in Iowa. She married John Buban born Jan 31, 1865 in Fuzine and died Dec 14, 1951 also in Iowa. They had 15 children and if anyone wants I have all the information. Two of their children are still alive (one girl and one boy). And then there was my grandfather Filip (Philip) Peter Mihaljevic born May 1, 1883 in Fuzine and died Feb 26, 1972 in Missouri. Katarina Rupe (my grandmother) born Nov 25, 1888 in Fuzine and died Nov 13, 1942 in Missouri, her father George Rupe and her mother Jelena Stepancic. Philip & Katarina had 11 children - 8 boys 3 girls and again if anyone wants all the information I also have. Also on Filip and Katarina's marriage certificate under the city section is Fuzine R 214 (does this mean the number of their house?) Mihael Mihaljevic my great-great grandfather born Sept 13, 1819 was married twice to Kata Cuculic and Jelena (Helen). I don't know which was first nor who the 7 children are by. The children Matya (Matthew), Stephen, Andra (Andrew), Anton (Toni), Miha (Mike), Vicko (Vincent) and Vincenco (Vicka or Cena); the last two are twins and Grgai (Gregory) my great grandfather. And Mihael's father was Andrija Mihaljevic born around 1798 who married Margarira Blazevic - they had 5 children - Mihael (Mikel), Marija, Barbara, Autun and Juraj. How I came about this information was back in the late 60's and early 70's - my mother and sister did alot of corresponding with Zagreb and paid for research and with the papers we received I have come to the above conclusion. If there is any errors, and there very well may be, please let me know because all I want is the correct information. Thanking you for your time in advance. Gaylene USA Webmistress' comment Hopefully a helpful list of people with the surname Mihaljevic still living in Fuzine Mihaljevic Anton Purga 4 51000 Fuzine Mihaljevic Igor Klade 8 51000 Fuzine Mihaljevic Ivan Kolibice II 22 51000 Fuzine Mihaljevic Josip Breg 14 51000 Fuzine Mihaljevic Julio Dr. Franje Rackog 12 51000 Fuzine Mihaljevic Kazimir Sveti kriz 31 51000 Fuzine Mihaljevic Marica Breg 14 51000 Fuzine Mihaljevic Marija Klade 6 51000 Fuzine Mihaljevic Rada Sveti kriz 14 51000 Fuzine Mihaljevic Tomislav Sveti kriz 6 51000 Fuzine Mihaljevic Vladimir Kolibice I 17 51000 Fuzine Mihaljevic Zeljko Kolodvorska 11 51000 Fuzine For telephone numbers please email me Posted by: Bob & Wilma Mihalovich on March 24, 2000 Name 1: Antonia Buban Name 2: Wilma Mihalovich Location: Fuzine Antonia was the daughter of Ursula Mihaljevic and was born 1858 in Fuzine, Yugoslavia and was married to John Mihaljevic in Fuzine. They had several children there and emmigrated to USA about 1890 and settled on Kangley, Illinois. Paul died there in 1904. The rest of the family moved to Roundup, Montana in about 1913. I am especially looking for Antonia's siblings that are listed in her obituary as John who lives in Centerville Iowa and a sister Mrs. Racki of Cincinnati Iowa. Bob and Wilma Mihalovich Posted by: Joe Mihaljevich on January 30, 2001 - Mihaljevic/Buban - Fuzine My name is Joe Mihaljevich. I don't know if the name has been changed, but my Grandfather came to the states around 1904. He was born in 1890 and married Nellie Gospich in 1919. They had 4 sons, Milton, Anthony, Richard and Joe. I am Anthony's son. My Grandfather had a barber shop in Haigwich Ill. They moved to San Pedro Ca. in 1935 because of my Grandma's arthritus. Posted by: Gracio Fabris on March 2, 2001 Are you related to Ivan Mihaljevic in Redondo Beach, California? regards, Gracio Fabris Posted by: Eva on May 31, 2001 Hi how are you, I live in Australia. I was very interested reading your site. My mother and brothers are also Mihaljevic. We are living in Australia. I was wondering, did your ancestors come from Livno, Bosnia? Please email me Posted by: Maria Luz Mihaljevic on July 4, 2001 Hi, i'm from Argentina and my girlfriend's lastname is Mihaljevic. We live in the city of Rosario. Maybe you'd think this information is usefull. If you are interested, please write me back. We could keep in contact. Posted by: Robert MacConnell on July 4, 2001 I am searching for the whereabouts of Peter Mihalovich of Berkeley CA. A family friend Thank you Posted by: Maria Luz Mihaljevic on July 4, 2001 Hi Posted by: Susanna Soulek on March 28, 2002 Greetings, I just read your e-mail on yahoo ... about finding inform on the name Mihaljevic ... My great grandfather was named "Ivan Mihaljevic" 1879 - 1934 .... I have the family tree from him to the present ... but I am missing his brother's lin e... I was told he was known as "Nick" and lived in Chicago ... Any inform about him would be great ... this is my first time trying to track him down Susanna Posted by: Mihaljevic Ivan on June 15, 2002 - Mihaljevic - Livno Hello! I just want to say that your webside seems to be very professional and full of informations about the Mihaljevic-people from Fuzine. I'm Ivan Mihaljevic and my parents are from Livno (Bosnia and Hercegovina).They are about 30 years in Germany. As consequence i can't help you in your search for more informations about the this special Mihaljevic,but i just wanted to express my appreciation for your website. With regards Mihaljevic Ivan, Germany Webmistress' comment Thank you! :-) Posted by: Joey on February 21, 2003 - Mihaljevic? = Meholovitch? Hi there.... I'm Joey Meholovitch from Shadyside, Ohio (USA) My grandmother recently passed away. My family and I went through some of her and my grandfathers photos and belongings. We have found the foreign spelling for our name "Meholovitch" as "Mihaljevic" in numerous letters from family members still within Europe. Some of the letters were postmarked Yugoslavia, Hungary, and Croatia. So I was trying the www.yahoo.com and www.google.com searching for the name. (and found your last name amongst many others) Do you know of any family going to America? Or have any interest? Most of the letters were from 1913 - 1941. Unfortunately there all written in German??? My grandfather was Rudolph and his parents names were Ernest John and Laljie Kattarina Mihaljevic. They imigrated to New York and then on to Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (USA) Are you aware of any relatives immigrating to USA from the past? Any information or thoughts would be appreciated. I myself am 27 years old and teach Computer Class at Union Local Middle School. I grew up with the last name Meholovitch and always thought there wasn't anyone in the world with the same last name as ours. (its kind of a unique, long, spelling for a name) So if you can add anything that would fill in the blanks it would definately be great! Thanks......... Josef J. Meholovitch Cash Hill, Shadyside, OH Webmistress' comment Unfortunately, I cannot tell you whether the root of those surnames is the same - let's hope one of the visitors to these pages might have some more information for you ..... meanwhile, the most help I could offer at this stage is to translate some of those letters for you - there might be a reference to the different spellings (?) Posted by: Joy Gothe on August 14, 2003 Name: Veljko Mihaljevic Location: Sibenik Looking for family of Veljko Mihaljevic, born around 1940 in Sibenik. Son of Tome & Milice or Milica Mihaljevic. Veljko came to Australia in 1969 and died 1 may 1998 in Springvale Melbourne. ...Mihelchich Posted by: Kathy Barkson on September 13, 2001 Name: Joeph P. Mihelchich Location: Croatia Today (13 Sep 0l) I received a death certificate for Joseph P. Mihelchich. It lists his parents (both from Croatia) as Father: Peter Michelchich and Margaret Ripinaz. Any information would be appreciated. Thank you ...Mihelic Posted by: Ron Mihelic on November 7, 2001 Name: Mihelic; Mielich Location: Croatia I live in Edmond, ok. am 58. was born in Gary, in June, 1943. Father John died 1989 at age 73 and mother Evelyn who survives at 80. Fathers mother was named Mary and an immigrant. Do not know my fathers fathers name as he deserted family when dad was young boy. My father was youngest of 3 boys; brothers Joseph and Paul now both deceased also. Paul moved to San Leandro, ca in 40's after ww2. He was ashamed of family name because of his father's desertion, so legally changed his name to "Mielich"! Posted by: Jose Mialichi on July 21, 2002 Family Mihelic or Brazil's name - Mialic or Mialichi Name: Mihelic; Mialic Location: Lokve, Croatia I'm looking for the genealogic search "Family Mihelic, Mialic or Mialichi". I'd like to know some information, the cities or states in Croatia. Thank you, very much. Jose Mialichi, from Brazil, Paulinia City Posted by: Kristin Mihelic on December 25, 2003 Hey there..... any Mihelics left in Rijeka or Opatija? Anton, Maria, Dusan, Constantina, Frank.... do these people ring any bells? ...Mijlkovic-Dzebic Posted by: Chris Margetson on March 9, 2003 - Mijlkovic-Dzebic Name 1: Mijlkovic Name 2: Dzebic Location: Croatia ...Milas Posted by: Ante Milas on November 6, 2001 Name: Ante (Antonio) Milas Location: Zmijavci, Imotski Ante Milas was born 17.08.1894. in Zmijavci, Imotski, Croatia (then it was Austro - Hungarian Monarchy). He went to US about 1920. (then we were in Yugoslavia). He lived in Fort Pierce in Florida. He was married twice and had two sons. He died in 1955. or 1966. Ante probably changed his name into Antony but he kept his last name I'm searching for his sons or their children or grandchildren. Posted by: Milan Milas on December 19, 2001 Name: Ante (Anthony, Antonio) Milas Location: Zmijavci, Imotski I am searching for my uncle's brood (sons or grandchildren). My uncle Ante (Anthony, Antonio) Milas lived in Fort Pierce, Florida. He was born on 17th of August 1894. in village Zmijavci (Podbablje) near Imotski in Croatian region Dalmatia, Europe. In that time Croatia was a part of Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. After the World War I Ante, as many others, went over the Ocean to U.S, because that was very hard time here. At that time Croatia became a part of Yugoslavia. Ante married American girl and had two sons with her. After his first wife died, he married his second, French, wife. He had no children with his second wife. He used to write a letter or send a package with food to us in times when I was a little boy. My cousins, if they are alive, probably have over 70 years, but I hope to meet their children or their grandchildren. My uncle died in 1955 or 1956 in Fort Pierce, Florida. He was a Catholic so I assume that he was buried in a Catholic cemetery. ...Miletich Posted by: Dick Miletich on January 6, 2001 Name: Miletich Location: Croatia My father was George Miletich and was born in 1896 north of Dubrovnik. His brother's names were Peter, John and Tony. His sister's name was Ann. He immigrated to the U.S. in 1910 and his brother John immigrated to Turkey. His brother Peter came to the U.S. in the 1930's, stayed for a few years and went back. My father remained in New York until 1918 and then came out to Northern California and was a fruit grower in Mountain View, Ca. I am not certain of a lot of detail since my father passed away in 1956 when I was 17 years old. Any information regarding relatives in Croatia would be greatly appreciated. ...Mimica; Versalovich Posted by: Marianne Bray on June 17, 2000 Name 1: Vice S. Mimica Name 2: Jova Versalovich; Vrsalovic Location: Omis, Brac or Split, Dalmatia My grandfather, Vice S. Mimica, born 1870, in the Split or Omis area, came to US in the late 1800's. I am his grand daughter and I would like to know if there are any relatives I can contact who are still in that area. Karmela Kusmanich, my mother's cousin or Drago Ostojic, also my mother's cousin may still live there or they may have children that are related to us. My great grandmother's name was Jova Versalovich. Grandfather's sister's name was File Ostojic. Last mail came from Brac in the 1950's. We have had no contact since. Can anyone help? Marianne Bray Posted by: Rajko Nizetic on October 3, 2000 Family Mimica is a frequent surname in our country. All of them are from village Mimica 20 km from Omis towards Makarska. There are many sites on the web about Croatian and Dalmatian geography. Family Vrsalovic (Without e) Last letter is in Croatian c with apostrophe and pronounced CH. Family is from island of Brac (Brach), from eastern part of the island. Probably from village Selca. Island Brac is seven nautical miles away from Mimice. Now in town of Split there is a great number of Mimica's and Vrsalovic. Good luck My father's first cousin was Vrsalovic in Selca /Brac Posted by: Perrie Burton on January 21, 2001 One of my mothers sisters, Slavka Mimica is married to Drago Mimica but he has just past away. They have two sons and a daugter, one of the sons name is Mario he is a professor and my aunty lives between Split and Mimice - the rest of her family lives in Pisak Posted by: Vlado on February 3, 2001 Obitelj Mimica potjece iz mjesta Mimice koje se nalazi na putu izmedju Omisa i Makarske na hrvatskoj obali Jadrana. Dakle, ime roda dalo je i ime naselju. Rod Mimica dao je mnostvo istaknutih pojedinaca. Rod od kojeg su potekle Mimice zove se TAFRA/TAVRA, a prema predaji u sadasnje naselje su doselili iz Hercegovine. Prije dvadesetak godina izdana je knjiga koja opisuje podrijetlo ovoga roda. Ja mogu samo nadodati da se medju izbjeglicama iz Imotske krajine pred turskim progonom krajem 17. st. spominju i TAFRE. Trebalo bi rasvjetliti jesu li od tih izbjeglica potomci danasnje Mimice ? To bi moglo biti vrlo vjerojatno ! Lijep pozdrav Webmistress' comment Since many of visitors to these pages are not fluent in croatian, and this is rather interesting information, i will take the liberty of roughly translating Vlado's note, as follows:- Family Mimica originates from a place called Mimica, located on the way between Omis and Makarska on the adriatic coast. Thus, the surname gave the settlement a name. Family Mimica produced a number of distinguished individuals. It descended from clan TAFRA/TAVRA, which apparently came from Hercegovina. Twenty years ago a book was published dealing with the origins of this family. I can only add that amongst the refugees from Imotska krajina fleeing the turkish invasion at the end of the 17th century, TAFRA is mentioned. It should be clarified whether today's Mimicas are descendats of those refugees ? That could be most likely ! Regards Posted by: Marcio Mimica on April 5, 2001 Well, it's quite interesting to find out that there are so many Mimicas around the world! Here in Brazil, It's not a common name As far as I know the father of my grandfather came from what would be Croatia nowadays. http://www.ime.usp.br/~mimica Posted by: Vesna Mimica on August 13, 2001 A large number of Mimica's end up, at the beginning of this century, in the South of Chile, most of them coming from Mimice, Split and Omic. One of my cousin's, Sergio Mimica had studied the geneaological tree of the Mimica's from Omic and Split since 1670 up to date. Some of the inmigrants in Chile were also Vrsalovic and Ostojc. For more info you may contact Zlatka Mimica at Bukevicera, 4 Split 21000 Croacia Posted by: Peter Fistanic on August 26, 2001 Name 1: Mimica Name 2: Ostojic; Kuzmanic Location: Pisak, Dalmatia Your cousins Darka Ostojic (daughter of Ivan Ostojic, brother of Drago) married to Stijepo Botteri and Karmela's son Ante Kuzmanic live in Pisak. They know all other relatives (Mimica & Ostojic). Darka's phones are: In Pisak 001 385 21 878361 Split 001 385 21 531045 Ante's phone in Pisak is 001 385 21 878319 Good luck, Peter Fistanic. Posted by: Marcos Mimica on November 9, 2001 Information about Family in Mimice write from Chile, Sudamerica Marcos Mimica Posted by: Ida Mimica Mandich on December 8, 2001 There is a book about Mimice, and if I remember correctly, it traces back to first Mimica that came to Mimice (Mijo Mimica). The name of the book is Knjiga opcena, and it has information about almost every family with relation to Mimice. I am not sure if it is still on the market. The book was published about 30 years ago. Posted by: Damir Ostojic on January 30, 2002 Name 1: Mimica Name 2: Ostojic; Kuzmanic Location: Pisak, Dalmatia I recognize some persons in your story. "File" was the wife of Vicko OSTOJIC-KNEZIC from village POVLJA on island BRAC. File was probably from MIMICE, the facing village on the coast on-shore. Drago and Karmela are File's son and daughter. Drago was a judge, the president of the Court in Split. He died ten years ago. His son and daugher live in Split. Karmela married KUZMANIC and lived in PISAK, village next to Mimice. His son and three daugters live or have attachments in Pisak. And me in your story? My grandfather IVAN was brother of VICKO OSTOJIC-KNEZIC and Drago was my father's favorite cousin. Drago was 1 year older than my father. So, he was born in 1908. I personnally encountered File, Drago and Karmela many times when I was young. Posted by: Marina Mimica on February 3, 2002 Name 1: Davor Mimica Tomasovic Name 2: Juan Mimica Tomasovic Location: Mimice I am very excited to think that we might be related in some way. My father's name is Davor Mimica Tomasovic, and my grandfather's name was Juan Mimica Tomasovic. He was from Mimice in Yugoslavia and was the first to settle in Tierra del Fuego, in Chile, where I was born. Please contact me. Thanks. Posted by: Ema Mimica on May 12, 2002 Name: Mimica Location: Mimice I live in Belgrade, YU. I am a granddaughter of Milos Mimica who was born in vilage of Mimice in 1920, and I wish to inform you about the book named "Knjiga opcena" edited in 1970, which contains a large number of data about our family (we are not very close relatives, but every Mimica is related to every other Mimica). The book also contains large amount of fotos and the family tree from the year of 1641 to our time. This family tree, I belive, contains your name, too. The book is written in croatian language, and I doubt that it is possible to find it in the bookstore or anywhere else, but you can contact me if you are interested, so we can see what we can do about it. My father, Stjepan Mimica, has a copy of the book. Posted by: Zoran Mimica on January 16, 2004 My name is Zoran Mimica and my father is from Mimice, near Split (Omis), Croatia. I live in Vienna. I am born on 13.8.53. You can write to me, greetings Zoran

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