What do you want to know about the name?

Sergej, In what region it may have come from? My Uncle couldn't tell me anything .

Be safe and happy!
Sheila

Sheila,

From what I can see the name is being used in the Serbian area's of Dalmatia and respectivly Montenegro and Zahumlije ( Herzegovina ) as well.
It's hard to pinpoint the exact origin of the name due to migrations and different branches. That is all I can say about it for now.

Take care,

Sergej, That is more than I knew before. I wish my Uncle would hurry up and answer my letter! I sent him a page full of questions to answer for me. But have not heard back yet . Thank you for the informacije.

Be safe and happy! )
Sheila

Sergej, I have spent hours at the Ellis Island site. I "think" I may have found my step-grandfather. Nicolas Grba. If it is him he was listed under his nick name, Ilia Grba. He came here May 15th of 1912.He was 18. Pplace of residence, was Tesenice,Hungary.I also found out he served in WW1. I also "think" I found his 2 brothers and his father or uncle! Due to the feelings my 2 Aunts have, I will keep this information to my self.I'll keep you posted.
Best Wishes,
Sheila

There is a Nicola and a couple of other Grba listed on www.familysearch.org

Stolkovic, Thank you for the informacije! I appreciate it grately.
Best Regards,
Sheila

Grba: from the place Gorica, Maoče and Krčak, Lećenac and Markovac in Montenegro.

Sergej, Thank you very much for the information. But what does MAOče and so forth mean? If I'm suppose to kmow, I apologize for being stupid today. My brain is a bit fried right now!!
Sve najbolje,
Sheila

Change the encoding of the page to Central European then you see the correct font.

Sergej, On my key board the symbol & is 7, and the symbol # is 3. So I guess my brain is beyond fried! In fact if you see this blobby thing running around ranting and raving.Please send it home, its my brain :-s!!
Sve najbolje,
Sheila

No, in your Explorer go to View and then see Encoding....Once you know it its easy!!!Cya friday..