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→The Newly Arrived Xuvella's Started Families: Kata Farčić or Katarina
Antun (Antonio ''or'' Ante) then married Frana and they had five children (Matteo's grand children):
Antun (Antonio ''or'' Ante) then married Frana and they had five children (Matteo's grand children):
* Matij born 1670 (Matij married Kata ''or'' Katarina <ref>Katarina per birth certificate of of their son Autun (Antonio) born 27th of April 1712 in Blato. Kata Farčić is per marriage certificate recorded 27th of April 1709 in Blato (island of Korcula) then part of the Republic of Venice.</ref>)
* Matij born 1670 (Matij married Kata Farčić ''or'' Katarina <ref>Katarina per birth certificate of of their son Autun (Antonio) born 27th of April 1712 in Blato. Kata Farčić is per marriage certificate recorded 27th of April 1709 in Blato (island of Korcula) then part of the Republic of Venice.</ref>)
* Marin 1675
* Marin 1675
* Ivan 1681
* Ivan 1681
(Based on Zvonko Maričić's work <ref>Info obtain ''via'' Zvonko Maričić's work. He writes ''"…. or Ivan [Giovanni] son of the late Kuzma [Cosma] 22nd of December 1672"''. Referenced from 'Vela Luka od 1490 do 1834' by Zvonko Maričić, page 168. According to Zvonko Maričić, Ivan was a witness to a contract being signed in 1672 and '''his father''' was '''Kuzme'''. Kuzma is not part of the Zuvela Korčula family trees as being born on the island, this may indicate him as a migrant arrival.)
(Based on Zvonko Maričić's work <ref>Info obtain ''via'' Zvonko Maričić's work. He writes ''"…. or Ivan [Giovanni] son of the late Kuzma [Cosma] 22nd of December 1672"''. Referenced from 'Vela Luka od 1490 do 1834' by Zvonko Maričić, page 168. According to Zvonko Maričić, Ivan was a witness to a contract being signed in 1672 and '''his father''' was '''Kuzme'''. Kuzma is not part of the Zuvela Korčula family trees as being born on the island, this may indicate him as a migrant arrival.)
'''Please note''': It would seem that the old Xuvellas could read. We are looking at Old Venetian-Italian </ref>)
'''Please note''': It would seem that the old Xuvellas could read. We are looking at Old Venetian-Italian. </ref>)