The Mazuranic Family and the Mazuranic Jankovic Lineage

from Split, from Senj and from Novi Vinodolski

The Mazuranic family originates from Croatia (from the costal region). Many generations have been traced to the scenic village of Novi Vinodolski.

The genealogy is quite well documented to knez (comes, conte, count) Janko Mazuranic who lived 1658 and some facts are know about other Mazuranic, including priest Juraj who lived in Novi 1474. The Family Mazuranic was recorded in the town of Split during the period 1360-1385, as well as during the period 1412-1492 (Mazurana). 

Some Notable Ancestors

 

Ivana Mazuranic m. Brlic

Writer

Dame Order of St. Sava

b. Ogulin, 18. April 1874.

d. 21. September 1938.

 

 

Matija Mazuranic

Glavar, horwath-pasha, writer

1817-1881

 

 

 Ivan Vladimir (Vlatko) Mazuranic

Artist, fencing champion

b. Karlovac, 07. April 1915.

d. Zagreb, 06. April 1985.

 

 

Ivan Mazuranic

Poet, statesman, Ban (Viceroy) of Croatia

Knight Imperial Order of Iron Crown, 1st grade

1814-1890

 

 

Vladimir Fran Mazuranic

Writer, Imperial Austro-Hungarian Army Officer

1859-1928

Josip Mazuranic

canon

1811-1879

Dr. Milutin Mazuranic

Lawyer, Member of Parliament

b. Novi Vinodolski, 02. December 1871.

d. Novi Vinodolski, 31. March 1957.

Dr. Bogoslav Mazuranic

Medical doctor, Member of Parliament

1865-1918