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→THE OLD XUVELLAs
The two sons were named:
The two sons were named:
* '''Matteo''' Xuvella born '''1670''' (modern Croatian: Matija)
* '''Matteo''' Xuvella born '''1670''' (modern Croatian: Matija)
* '''Marino''' born '''1675''' (modern Croatian: Marin).<ref>all ''above'' taken from a Žuvela family tree</ref>
* '''Marino''' born '''1675''' (modern Croatian: Marin).<ref>Ante, Frana, Matija and Marin ''taken'' from a Žuvela family tree</ref>
'''Cosma''' Xuvella had a son called:
'''Cosma''' Xuvella had a son called:
* '''Giovanni Xuvella''', year mentioned '''1672''' (modern Croatian: Kuzma and Giovanni is Ivan in Croatian).<ref> taken from '''Vela Luka od 1490 do 1834''' by Zvonko Maričić</ref>
* '''Giovanni Xuvella''', year mentioned '''1672''' (modern Croatian: Kuzma and Giovanni is Ivan in Croatian).<ref> taken from '''Vela Luka od 1490 do 1834''' by Zvonko Maričić</ref>
====Are all Zuvela's descended from the individuals ?====
====Are all Zuvela's descended from the individuals ?====
One has to ask, is it possible that the Zuvela families are all descended from the individuals mentioned above? It’s most likely true.
The early Zuvelas were no time wasters. A Mr Antonio Xuvella in the 1640s was an owner of no less than 211 sheep. The Xuvellas moved to the near by village of Blato (then called Blatta) and bought houses and properties there.
The early Zuvelas were no time wasters. A Mr Antonio Xuvella in the 1640s was an owner of no less than 211 sheep. The Xuvellas moved to the near by village of Blato (then called Blatta) and bought houses and properties there.
