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My unique last name and its history

My unique last name and its history

Therese Marie Grgurich (View posts)
Posted: 4 Oct 2000 12:14AM GMT
If you have this last name please e-mail me. I'd really like to find out more about the Grgurich name, I carry it proudly. Thank you.

last name...

stacey (View posts)
Posted: 22 Oct 2000 8:45AM GMT
my paternal grandmother's maiden name
was "grgich", a little different from yours
but close... she was born in croatia, yugoslavia and move to america in 1929. her father was a bricklayer and built churches and other buildings all over europe. they moved to flint michigan where he built a beautiful stone church and it's still there today.

Grgurich from Croatia

Posted: 22 Oct 2000 10:01AM GMT
Edited: 10 Jul 2001 1:10AM GMT
My mothers surname is GRGURICH. I know very little about the name cause I have just started my search. First GRGURICHs in my line I know that came over from Croatia was Phillip Grgurich and Anna Spoljarich in 1917. The lived in Michigan in 1917. Please email me I would love to visit with you to see if we connect.

Theresa Marie Grgurich

Paul Grgurich (View posts)
Posted: 18 Nov 2000 1:29AM GMT
Well I'm not sure how to start out so, Hello my name is Pul Grgurich and I also would very much like to speak to people with the same name and find out about my or possibly our family name.All I know at this time is that somewhere in Croatia is where my ancestors are from and I would like to find where and sometime in the future visit.

Kari Barber - Bars

Paul Grgurich (View posts)
Posted: 18 Nov 2000 2:31AM GMT
Hello Kari my name is Paul Grgurich and all I know at this time is my grandfather was from the West Chicago,ILL. area. I am in the process of finding out if he was born in America or if he came over from Croatia.Please feel free to e-mail me I would love to talk to someone with the same interests. Thank You PAUL
Posted: 20 Nov 2000 2:56PM GMT
Edited: 10 Jul 2001 1:10AM GMT
I don't have your email address to corresponde with you. My email address is karilyn@prodigy.net. I would love to visit with you. My grandfathers family all lived in Fulton County, Canton, IL. There isn't very many Grgurichs so we very well might be kin. Email me and I will tell you all that I know.

Fellow GRGURICH here... Hello

David grgurich (View posts)
Posted: 3 Feb 2001 1:04PM GMT
My parent came to the united states in the early 60's from thunder bay Ont. my dads parents came from the old country around 1925
No one seams to know if my grandfather had or has any siblings. my grandparents have both passed on many years ago. They where born in the early 1900's

Grgurich / Gregorich

Terry McCarrick (View posts)
Posted: 10 Feb 2001 6:05PM GMT
Hi all,

I too have the Grgurich name in my family line. It's very difficult to do research because of the many variations of the name that I find along the way.

My gggrandparents were Paul Grgurich and Katarine Komadini (sp?)from Croatia, possibly Lokve. They had 8 children that I'm aware of: Louise, Mitza, Jack, Stephan, Francesca (my ggrandmother)(1885-1918), Juliana (my step ggrandmother), Mary, and Paul.

Do know know when they came to states but I believe it was through Ellis Island. I know that at one time they lived in Calumet Michigan, as my gggrandmother is buried there. I believe when Katarine died that my ggrandfather returned to Croatia and died there.

I have a wonderful photo of the family taken in the old country before they came to the states.

The family also traveled to Montana, my ggrandfather was a miner and resided in Red Lodge Montana were my grandmother Frances Blazina and her sisters were born. The 1910 census shows that a William and Steve Gregorich lived with my ggrandparents Frank and Frances Blazina, both are listed as brother in laws.

I've been fortunate to travel to the National Archives on many occasions and have gleaned some census and passenger ship information from my research. Finding missing links has not been very fruitful however.

If any of this sounds familiar, I'd love to talk with you.

Thanks

Terry

Grgurich Family History

Terry McCarrick (View posts)
Posted: 23 Feb 2001 3:43PM GMT
Keri,

I too have the Grgurich name in my family line. It's very difficult to do research because of the many variations of the name that I find along the way.

My gggrandparents were Paul Grgurich and Katarine Komadini (sp?)from Croatia, possibly Lokve. They had 8 children that I'm aware of: Louise, Mitza, Jack, Stephan, Francesca (my ggrandmother)(1885-1918), Juliana (my step ggrandmother), Mary, and Paul.

Do know know when they came to states but I believe it was through Ellis Island. I know that at one time they lived in Calumet Michigan, as my gggrandmother is buried there. I believe when Katarine died that my ggrandfather returned to Croatia and died there.

I have a wonderful photo of the family taken in the old country before they came to the states.

The family also traveled to Montana, my ggrandfather was a miner and resided in Red Lodge Montana were my grandmother Frances Blazina and her sisters were born. The 1910 census shows that a William and Steve Gregorich lived with my ggrandparents Frank and Frances Blazina, both are listed as brother in laws.

I've been fortunate to travel to the National Archives on many occasions and have gleaned some census and passenger ship information from my research. Finding missing links has not been very fruitful however.

I'd appreciate discussing any information you may have. I agree, the name is uncommon so there most likely is a link.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Terry

genealogy

Sheri-lynn Spoljarich (Ozbolt) (View posts)
Posted: 26 Feb 2001 1:28PM GMT
My grandfather, Michel Spoljarich, came to Canada after World War II, I have been told. I know that he left behind two sons. He also served in the army as a "Colonel" or "Captain", I'm not sure. I very much would like to speak with you further, as I have many questions. Please contact me.
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