Napomene Korisnika

My family Andrejevic, from the father's side, originates from Vlasina Lake. I know from the story only to Mihailo Andrejevic, and after that his family name was transferred to the next generations, but I do not know whether the previous generations were using patronyms (a surname derived from the name of father or grandfather). Cukunda Mihajlo Andrejevic was a merchant and was born in the second half of the 19th century. He had the sons of Mika, Pera (maybe Peter), Stanko and Bosko. He lived on Vlasina Reid waving Mandzini. I come from Mike Andrejevic, son of Michael, born in the first decade of 1900. He was married to Miro (I do not know the maiden name) and had sons Borislav, Branko, Vojislav (born July 12, 1928) and Novice who later moved to Kragujevac.

As far as the Milosevic family is concerned, the mother's side also waved Savina from Vlasina Stojkovic. My grandfather, Stanko Milošev (born June 20, 1932) was a bricklayer, his father's name was Janićije (born in 1902) and back, his father Stratije (died in one of the Balkan wars in Bitola), whose father was Miloš, probably the last name of Milosevic. During the Balkan wars, the Serbian-Bulgarian border was changed, so a part of Vlasina belonged to the Bulgarians, and my chukundy was given a Bulgarian name, although later the territory was returned to Serbia. The story says that at that time the pop had set the boundary and that so many families had separated. Milos had an angel brother whose descendants now live in Anđelković and some live in Kragujevac as well.