Nonković Explained
Nonković (Serbian: Нонковић) is a Serbo-Croatian surname. It may refer to:
- Frane Nonković (born 1935), Yugoslav Croatian water polo player
- (born 1983), Serbian painter
- Vlade Nonković, Serbian former counter admiral and member of General Staff (1998–99).[1] [2]
- Dušan Nonković, Serb diaspora journalist,[3] recipient of Medal of Humanity (2005).[4]
Anthropology
It is borne predominantly by ethnic Serbs (who are Orthodox Christian). Families with the surname are found in Popovo Valley (in Bosnia and Herzegovina); Kninsko Polje,[5] Žagrović,[6] and Golubić near Knin; Perušić Benkovački,[7] Islam Grčki and Smilčić in Ravni Kotari (in Croatia); Njeguši[8] (in Montenegro). In Croatia, there are about 130 people with the surname, the majority Serbs.[9]
The surname (or patronymic) is attested in 1530, with the mention of a Matko Nikolin Nonković from Kotor who sold a house to Nikola Cuca.[10] In the late 17th century, several hajduks in Herzegovina with the surname are mentioned as participating in the Great Turkish War (1683–99), such as Nikola Nonković and Vule Nonković.
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Notes and References
- Book: Yugoslavia. Službeni list Savezne Republike Jugoslavije. 1998. Službeni list SRJ. 1.
- Book: Vojska. 8. 377–395. 1999. Vojnoizdavački i novinski centar. 17.
- Web site: Zašto Srbija propada i šta učiniti. Vestinet.
- Book: Službeni list Srbije i Crne Gore. 3. 25–40. June 2005. JP Službeni list SCG.
- News: Порекло презимена, село Книнско Поље (Книн). Порекло . 27 May 2012 . Poreklo.
- Web site: Порекло презимена, село Жагровић (Книн). Poreklo.
- Web site: Press 2010. KIRS. 2010.
- Web site: N. Prezimena u CG. Montenegrin Ethnic Association of Australia.
- Web site: Surname Nonković. Acta Croatica.
- Book: Историски записи. 66. 1993. с.н.. 121.