Cuja Bozickovic
about 1834–
Turjanski, Lika-Senj, Croatia, Yugoslavia
The Life Summary of Cuja
Cuja Bozickovic was born about 1834, in Turjanski, Lika-Senj, Croatia, Yugoslavia. She married Filip Bozickovic in 1855. They were the parents of at least 4 sons and 5 daughters.
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Family Time Line
Filip Bozickovic
1830–
Cuja Bozickovic
1834–
Marriage: 1855
Deva Bozickovic
1856–1928
Smiljana Bozickovic
1858–
Koka Bozickovic
1859–
Buda Bozickovic
1860–
Pilipa Bozickovich
1861–
Mihail Bozickovic
1864–
Siba Bozickovich
1866–
Nikola Bozickovic
1868–1948
Maria Bozickovic
1883–1918
Spouse and Children
1830–Male
1834–Female
Marriage
1855
Children
(9)
1856–1928Female
1858–Female
1859–Male
1860–Male
1861–Female
+4 More Children
World Events (2)
1918
Age 84
1918
Age 84
Croatia joins the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes.
1941
Age 107
1941
Age 107
World war II. A 'Greater Croatia' is formed under Nazi advisement, comprising of Croatia, most of Bosnia, and western Serbia. A fascist puppet government is installed under Ante Pavelic. The regime acts brutally against Serbs and Jews as it seeks to create a Catholic, all-Croat republic. Hundreds of thousands lose their lives.
Name Meaning
1 Southern Italian: from Calabrian and Sicilian cuda ‘tail’, standard Italian coda ( see Coda ).2 Polish: nickname from cudo, cuda ‘miracle’, ‘wonder’.3 German: probably an Americanized spelling of German Kude ( see Cude ) or Kuder, a metonymic occupational name of Slavic origin for a person who prepared tow (flax or hemp broken down into fibers for spinning).
Dictionary of American Family Names © Patrick Hanks 2003, 2006.
Cude
Coda
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