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Ancestors of Croatian singer Mišo Kovač are documented in Šibenik in 1654. as Orthodox https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mišo_Kovač
In 1654. some Jovan Vuković from Šibenik tried overthrow the local Orthodox priest Kiril Gabrijel and put some young monk on his place. In defense of the priest Kiril stood up heads of many Orthodox families from Šibenik, their names and surnames are recorded in one document: Cvito Šarić, Prodan Šega, Pero Knez, Luka Radić, Ilija Vulinović, Lazo Ostrović, Stefan Šare, Šuro Šarić, Pavle Nikolić, Jovan Nikolić, Đuro Pahović, Radosav Radičić, Stanko Kovač, Nenad Stančić, Rade Nikić, Jovan Laus, Stefan Bunčić, Ilija Grubišić, Miloš Ivčić, Toma Pakivić, Slade Tomašević, Pero Bogdanović, Jovan Mitrović, Petar Vučić, Vudrag Barčić, Nikola Bunčić, Prodan Budović, Tomas Grubišić, Jovan Ljubičević, Filip Pahović, Roksana Skorčević, Živan Blažević, Vuleta Miličić, Milija Malešević, Vučko Tomašević and Vučko Milišić. Stanko Kovač was ancestor or cousin of Mišo Kovač, which clearly shows Serbian Orthodox origin of the family. Most of these and others Serbian Orthodox families which are recorded in Šibenik in 17th century converted to Roman Catholicism. Some died out and some have moved out of the city. In Šibenik in Orthodoxy it survived until 1991. only several Serbian Orthodox families recorded in 17th century. Ancestors of most Šibenik Orthodox Serbs who lived in the city in 1991. settled from hinterland in 18th, 19th and 20th century. For example Serbian family Dedić settled in Šibenik in the late 18th century from Dalmatian hinterland (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arsen_Dedić).
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