Hi Sergej;

I finaly received family book on Stojadinov. Yes I finally got to know how my last name is spelled from birth certificate from Pancevo of Draga Stojadinov who is my fathers sister. I have much more info on the Old Country.
1. So could you please change the name from Stoyandinov to Stojadinov.

2. Also my grandfathers name is not Stava it is Velizar.
3. my greatgrandparents names are Ignat and Matsa Stojadinov from Farkazdin.
4.Lubitza Pavlov my grandmother, daughter of Jocka Pavlov were from Opovo.
5. Other towns where relatives might be are Chenta and Baranda which they called home. So the book says.
6. We found Radislav Stojadinov in Farkazdin 023-868146, we would call him but we don't speak Serbian. He might be a distant relative?
My grandfather was an only child and inherited all the land. Then they moved to Canada.
7. my grandmothers cousin also came to Canada his name was Milan Jovanocic (ch) his daughter's name was Lubinka and she returned to Serbia in the 1920 with her parents and taught school there for a few years before returning to Canada.

8.as I've mentioned before we have all the birth dates of whole family.

John

I am in Pancevo right now. If you need info from the archives you can email them.

How do you mean I should change the name?

I will check out the places you mentioned.

Hi Sergej. now that I have proper information I would like everything deleted so I don't confuse anyone and start again. I now know the proper spelling of my Serbian name and much more information, I think I would rather post on open forum also was wondering why you don't show hits on private SGS site. thanks for your time John,

Hi, can we buy property in Serbia ,Vojvodina or Montenegro, if I can prove ancestory, or do I need it???

Hi,

I can move this topic to the general forum but I will ask the webmaster to activate the "read #"

I dont know if you can buy, I think you can. I will check it out. I will be on the road this week so I will react next week.

Hi Serge what do you mean activate the read # and I do not wish to have the information already on the sgs site made public that is for members only. Are you a travelling salesman it seems your forever on the road. Willie Nelson a top western singer sings a song ON THE ROAD AGAIN maybe you should use it for theme song . John

Ha ha, no I am not a tradesmen. I am on the road due to family issues so I am all over Serbia now arranging things. I will get back to you next week.

O.K. glad you understood joke I was not been personal. Regards John

Hi Serg, with all the flooding in Serbia is Pancevo archives still safe??

We are looking at that at the moment. Its a mess I can tell you that. You can expect this week or next week a newsletter on it.

Things are stable with the water level, we dont expect any more problems. I did some more research it is of course also possible that there is a Russian, Bulgarian or Macedonian link. Also there is a list with names from Jasenovac from people that died during WWII in the concentration camps, http://www.jasenovac.info/cd/zrtve/html/s.html

Hi. glad your life jacket (water) is dry. Have looked on all sites in English. the root
stoy Stoj might be Bulgarian but all I ever find is Stoyan we do not have a n in name. One researcher tells me Stojadinov from Vojvodina claim to be original natives of Vojvodina & have claims to back it.??I can trace our line only to great grandfather, so far,thanks for info, not giving up though.John (Giga) found out this is my dads name, so its mine now.

Well it could be Slovak of origin but you need to find the Patronym or someone in your tree that e.g. came to Serbia. But then, they could have always been in Serbia.

Danica(SGS webteam) is getting more books so I hope she will soon post here with some more information on your surname.

Hello Sergei,is it possible to have your web master change on members forum looking for Stoyandinov family to Stojadinov& Pavlov family now that I know proper spelling of name and should I put it in Vojvodina forum most Stojadinovs are from there.

Will do.