Mike, Jane, Tony and Lucille Jerkovich |
Biola Elementary 8th Grade Class taken at Roding Park. Tony - fifth from left - about 1928
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Biola 8th Grade Basketball Team. Tony - 2nd from right - about 1928 |
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JERKOVICH AND DULICH FAMILIES Bottom row: Nikola (Nick) and Nancy Dulcich, Mike, Bob, and Tony Jerkovich Back row: Vince Dulcich, Lou Dulcich holding daughter Judy, Jane, Mary, and Mike Jerkovich Picture taken at Tony and Marys place on Vinland Avenue, Kerman, California, about April, 1947. |
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PROUD BROTHER Tony and Lucille Jerkovich. Picture taken at Biola Place. March 16, 1924 |
Tony and Mary Jerkovich Wedding Photograph July 3, 1932 - Mountain View, California |
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Friendship with the Barasich family and others. June 22, 1952. Undisclosed location. |
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Thanksgiving celebration Nov. 25, 1953. This was a typical holiday scene at the Jerkovich household. Lots of relatives, food, wine, laughter, and good times. |
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Four Generations. David, Bob, Nona (Teta Yakica) and Dad (Tony) Jerkovich. Kerman, California - Aug, 1962 |
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Peter Churin (Mary Jerkovich's father) Photograph taken at George Studio (the frame indicates so) in Fresno, California, in 1910 or 1911. Why it was taken there is not known. There was no known Churin family in the Fresno area at the time. The George Studio was a favorite studio for Tony to have family photographs taken there. Just another unsolved puzzle |
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Vica Churin, husband Peter Churin, Stjepan Curin and daughter Mary, later to become a Popovich. Stjepan went back to Dugi Dolac, Gdinj, Dalmatia, Austria, leaving Mary with a cousin. Picture taken about 1911 at the Churin house. in Mountain View, California |
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Taken at Jerkovich Vegetable Garden, Bellingham, WA, on July 21, 1918. |
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Great Grandmother Lucija (Marijan) Jerkovich, wife of Ante Jerkovich, and mother of Mike and John, and Jakov, Vica, Marija, Nikola, and Kate. Photograph is undated. Taken in Zastrazisce, Otok Hvar, Dalmatia, Austria |
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Taken at Jerkovich Vegetable Garden,
Bellingham, WA, probably July 1918. From left to right: Mrs Radovani holding Tony Zaninovich, Teta Vecica with Lucille, Anton and Louie Zaninovich, and Mike, George, and John Jerkovich |
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Handcrafted church made by Mike Jerkovich for his wife Jane. She prayed in front of the church daily and treasured it dearly. Nanci Sellers now has it |
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Jakov Jerkovic, Father of Frank Jerkovich. Jakov was in the Austrian Army in World War I. He became a prisoner of war and eventually became a cook for high ranking German officers. His favorite dish was Lasagna. |
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Tom the Mule with George Viscovich on him. Tom was the tractor, before the family could afford to buy one. He was a treasured piece of equipment. Photograph taken in 1933 at the Biola place. |
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A souvenir brought back by Nanci Sellers |
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The first Jerkovich home in the United States. 712 Elk Street, Bellingham, WA. The home was bought by John Jerkovich in 1920. Photograph taken about 1921. |
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Matt Jerkovich on top of ladder picking cherries at cherry orchard, Biola Place, May 31, 1959.
Lucille Dulcich was at the cherry stand in Fresno at Ashland and Blackstone selling cherries - an annual occurrence. |
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Lucille and Vince Dulcich, San Pedro, CA |
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Wedding Photograph of Martha Jaschiniak and John Jerkovich, Bellingham, WA, Jan 24, 1921 |
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Martha and John Jerkovich, celebrating 40 years of marriage, Jan 24, 1961, San Pedro, CA |
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Uncle John Jerkovich packing clothing to send to Yugoslavia in 1949. This was a regular occurrence in both Jerkovich households, sending clothing to relatives in Yugoslavia and Australia. A relative in Australia has stated that if it were not for the clothing and other things that were sent to them, they would not have made it. Their father lost a leg in an accident and could not work. I should mention though that the Jerkovich households were not the only ones that sent clothing and other useful items to relatives in Yugoslavia; it was a wide-spread occurrence. There was that burning desire to help their families because they knew they did not have much to live on and anything to make their lives more comfortable would be fulfilling. |
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The John Jerkovich family, John, Martha, Barbara, Dorothy, and Marian, taken at their home at 1333 Meyler St, San Pedro, CA |
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Dulcich, Churin, Mateljan, and Jerkovich families. Photograph taken on front lawn of MIke and Jane Jerkovich's place on Shields Avenue, Kerman, California. Photograph taken Aug 22, 1948 |
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Jerkovich, Popovich, Zaninovich families. Photograph taken at Tony and Mary Jerkovich's place on Vinland Avenue, Kerman, California |
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Matt Jerkovich arriving in San Pedro on Jul 15, 1955. Matt completed his long journey from the Island of Hvar to Italy, to Germany, to New York and then to California. |
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Boyhood home of Vince Dulcich, Rudina, Croatia, taken by daughter Judi Dulcich Kralevich in 1980 |
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Mike, Bob and Nancy at old placeon Vineland Ave. |
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Early Dulcich Family | |
Dida and Mike, about 1938 | |
Dad and old Tom, Biola Place, August 1938 | |
Front of house | |
Plaque showing date of 1910 when house was completed | |
Side view of Baba Vica's house | |
Bob playing the accordion 1953 | |
Bob at Vineland home about 1943 | |
Aunt Lou Kerman HS March 25, 1939 | |
Aunt Lou rolling raisins September, 1952 | |
Nona's childhood home in Donje Polje. This was her younger years home. Picture taken by Robert Jerkovich May. 2015
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Nona's childhood home in Donje Polje. Picture taken by Robert Jerkovich, May 2015 |
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Jerkovic Family Plot, Zastrazisce |