Person:Ivan Uglesich (1)

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Ivan Uglesich
b.31 Mar 1893 Veli Rat, Croatia
d.11 Jun 1972 San Pedro, Los Angeles, California, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 16 Oct 1881
  1. Ante Nikola Uglešić1888 - 1967
  2. Marija Simica Uglešić1890 - 1969
  3. Ivan Uglesich1893 - 1972
  4. Paško Uglešić1893 - 1943
  5. Krstina Stošija Uglešić1895 - 1968
  6. Nikola Kažimir Uglešić1899 -
  7. Kažimir Alfonso Vatroslav Uglešić1902 - 1950
Spouse and Children
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m. 3 Jun 1935
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Facts and Events
Name Ivan Uglesich
Gender Male
Birth[1][2][11] 31 Mar 1893 Veli Rat, Croatia
Naturalization[6] 11 Dec 1930 Los Angeles, California, United States
Marriage 3 Jun 1935 Veli Rat, Croatiato Antica Matija Uglesic
Residence Bet 1938 and 1946 San Pedro, Los Angeles, California, United States269 W. 16th St.
with Antica Matija Uglesic
Physical Description[5] 1942 San Pedro, Los Angeles, California, United Stateswhite, 5'6", 165 lbs, brown hair, brown eyes, dark brown complexion
Residence Bet 1948 and 1962 San Pedro, Los Angeles, California, United States1134 17th St.
with Antica Matija Uglesic
Death[1][2] 11 Jun 1972 San Pedro, Los Angeles, California, United States
Burial[3] Rancho Palos Verdes, Los Angeles, California, United StatesGreen Hills Memorial Park
References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index: Death Master File, database. (Alexandria, Virginia: National Technical Information Service).

    Name: Ivan Uglesich
    SSN: 557-26-5908
    Last Residence: 90731 San Pedro, Los Angeles, California, USA
    BORN: 31 Mar 1893
    Died: Jun 1972
    State (Year) SSN issued: California (Before 1951)

  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 California. Department of Public Health. Bureau of Vital Statistics. Death Index, 1940-1997.

    Name: Ivan Uglesich
    Social Security #: 557265908
    Gender: Male
    Birth Date: 31 Mar 1893
    Death Date: 11 Jun 1972
    Death Place: Los Angeles

  3. ↑ Find A Grave.

    Ivan and his wife Antica occupy a wall niche in the Court of Devotion, 28, D. The plaque inscription reads simply "Ivan Uglesich 1893 1972 / Antica Uglesich 1914 2006". The page on findagrave.com includes photos.

  4.   C Form 867, in United States. Department of Commerce. Merchant Marine license applications. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1989)
    File No. L 13513, Serial Num 175607, Issue Num 2,2, 4 Nov 1944.

    Authorized to perform duties of master of fishing vessel not over 500 gross tons on the Pacific. Residence given 269 W. 16th St, San Pedro, Calif. Birth date given as 31 Mar 1893 (not on form, but on containing folder).

  5. ↑ United States. World War II Draft Registration Cards
    U4318, 25 Apr 1942.

    Residence: 269 W. 16th St., San Pedro
    Telephone: 5696W
    Age: 58
    Place of birth: Yugoslavia (2nd papers 1931)
    Date of birth: 31 Mar 1893
    Antica Uglesich, wife
    Fisherman
    (2nd page includes physical description: white, 5'6", 165 lbs, brown hair, brown eyes, dark brown complexion)

    WWII draft registration WWII draft registration (2nd part)
  6. ↑ Petition for Citizenship, in U.S. Naturalization Records - Original Documents: World Archives Project. (Ancestry.com)
    No 32472, 11 Dec 1930.

    US District Court at Los Angeles
    Ivan Uglesich, fisherman, not married
    residing 423 W. 20th St., San Pedro, Calif.
    born March 31, 1893, in Velirat, Jugoslavia
    emigrated from Trieste, Italy on vessel Martha Washington landed New York, NY, Jan 30, 1909.
    previously declared intention 27 Sep 1926 in Seattle but was denied for lack of cert of arrival.
    Witnesses: Krist Bozulich (barber, 647 19th St, San Pedro), Sam Mircovich (fisherman, 228 W. 12th St, San Pedro)

    Petition for Citizenship
  7.   Interrogatories in Depositions of Witnesses, in California, United States. Federal Naturalization Records, 1843-1999. (Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com, 2014)
    re petition 32472, Dec 1930.

    Sworn deposition of Nik Mirkovich of Port Blakeley, Kitsap Co., Washington, 18 Dec 1930, who resided in Kitsap Co continuously 19 years, laborer, age 56, born in Austria. First met Ivan in US when he came to my home in Eagle Harbor in 1914, I had previously known him in the old country. Attests that Ivan lived in King Co, Washington between summer 1925 to May 1926, then fishing in Alaska May thru Aug 1926, then left Washington in late Sept 1926. Attested good character and recommended for citizenship.

    Sworn deposition of John Ugles of Winslow, Kitsap Co, Washington, 19 Dec 1930, who resided in Seattle from 1913 to fall 1926, and Winslow since then, fisherman, age 36, born in Jugoslavia. He met Ivan in 1913 in Seattle, good friends and intimate since, fished together, lived together three winters. Saw him often when not fishing. Ivan left Seattle for San Pedro in Sept 26. Attested good character and recommended for citizenship.

  8.   New York City, New York, United States. Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, 1820-97. (National Archives Microfilm Publication M237)
    SS Martha Washington from Trieste, 30 Jan 1909.

    Ivan Uglasich, single male, b 31 Mar 1893, seaman, able to read/write Croatian, citizen of Austria (Jugoslavia), Croatian, last residence Velirat, Dalmatia. Final destination New York. No nearest relative or friend in US. Record includes extra notation:
    "Arrived at New York as member of crew and deserted. Examined Seattle ?? 4/23/26 Bure?? letter 5/5/26 #55497/105 authorizes legalization residence nunc pro tunc." ("Nunc pro tunc" is a legal phrase meaning "now as then", used when a record is retroactively corrected.)

    1909 Arrival manifest (amended 1926)
  9.   California, United States. Voter Registrations, 1900-1968. (Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2008).

    1934 shows Ivan on 290 W. 15th St, fisherman, Dem. (No other Uglesich in registry.)
    1936 shows Ivan on 337 W. 13th St, fisherman, Dem. (No other Uglesich in registry.)
    1938 shows Ivan on 269 W. 16th St, fisherman, Dem. (No other Uglesich in registry.)
    1948, 1950, 1954 shows Ivan and Mrs. Antica on 1134 17th St., both Dems.

  10.   Williams, Greg H., "World War II U.S. Navy Vessels in Private Hands: The Boats and Ships Sold and Registered for Commercial and Recreational Purposes Under the American Flag", 2013
    p. 179.

    The 98-ton fishing boat New Conte de Savoia was built in 1937 by Harbor Boat Works, Terminal Island, for the New Conte de Savoia Fishing Corp., 378 18th St., San Pedro, homeported at Los Angeles, call sign WNUY.
    Purchased by the Navy on October 25, 1940, renamed Sanderling, and entered service on April 18, 1941, under Lt. Louis H. Gwinn, USNR. Operated in the 11th Naval District out of San Diego, and removed from service on Sept. 18, 1944.
    Registered in 1945 by Tony Russo, 378 18th St., San Pedro, California, as the 98-ton fishing boat New Conte de Savoia, homeported in Los Angeles, call sign WNUY.
    Registered in 1948 by Ivan Uglesich, 269 16th St., San Pedro, California, as the 98-ton fishing boat Yankee Boy, homeported in Los Angeles, call sign WNUY and WB5403 in 1949. Burned on January 20, 1950, about 5 miles off Dana Point, California.
    [Note that the Conte di Savoia was the name of the boat that Ivan and his new wife Antica took from Croatia to America in 1935.]

  11. ↑ Rimokatolička crkva. Župa Veli Rat. Matična knjiga, 1813-1943. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Snimljeno na mikrofilm od the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1995)
    p. 116, line 3, 9 Apr 1893.

    Found online in Archives in Zadar.

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