☰ Gavranović

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Six generations of Gavranovićs

From Ivan and Frantiska of Prijedor down to the family in Georgia today, the documented line, with the gaps still left to fill. If a name is missing, or you descend from a branch not shown, add them.

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Bosnia · the ancestral generation

Ivan’s father

UNKNOWN · ?

Ivan’s mother

UNKNOWN · ?

Ivan “Ivo”

1875 Prijedor – 1934 TX

Frantiska “Fanny”

Sojak · 1871 – 1929 TX

Mihal Gavranović

IVAN’S BROTHER · STAYED IN PRIJEDOR

Charles “Chas.”

POSSIBLE BROTHER · HUNGERFORD ?

Their children · Generation 5

Franz “Frank”

b. ~1893 BOSNIA · FATE ?

The eldest. Vanishes from the record after 1907.

Mary Annie

1900 PRIJEDOR – 1945

m. Paul Bogar → the Bogar branch.

Thomas Joseph

LINE

1903 BOSNIA – 1948

m. Lillie Klecka → Paul Alvin, Mildred.

Albert Joseph

1908 TEXAS – 1984

m. Louise Kocurek. First born in Texas.

Joe Paul

1914 SEALY – 1989

The youngest. Took Ivan in at Hungerford.

The direct line to today · from Thomas

Thomas Joseph Gavranović

1903 – 1948 · m. Lillie Klecka

Paul Alvin Gavranović

b. 1926 Sealy · m. Irene Novosad

Paul Marvin Gavranović

b. 1947 · Texas

Kenneth Lee Gavranović

living · Alpharetta, Georgia · m. Heather

The sixth generation

GABI · ALIX · JEFF

Gaps in the tree

The branches we haven’t mapped yet

Ivan & Frantiska’s parents

The generation before Ivan, in Prijedor, entirely unknown.

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The fate of Franz

The eldest son, lost to the record after 1907. Did he marry? Descendants?

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Charles of Hungerford

A likely brother who emigrated separately. His line is unmapped.

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Mihal’s descendants in Bosnia

Ivan’s brother stayed in Prijedor. The Gavranović name continues there today.

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