According to a tax registers of the 15th to 17th centuries, the village of Ogulin included a total of 4 Hübe or arable land divided among the 52 residents. It is important to point out that these tax registers only list individuals who were subjects of the Lord for whom the register was created. There were other individuals, along with their families, living in Ogulin at this time.
When we turn to Birth and Marriage Registers (matične knjige) kept by the Catholic Church, we can identify 6 individual households existing in Ogulin in the year 1820. Some of these households, and the houses themselves, have since vanished. Other have been since created, usually as delniki, i.e. by partitions of a pre-existing household into two (or more) households.
The families in Ogulin are long standing families where ownership of households did not change hands very often. The surnames found in Ogulin are not very widespread and are more commonly found in houses in the surrounding Drenovec and Vinica. The surnames found in Ogulin are Benetič, Cestnik, Culiberk, Kalčič, Perko and Trempus.
Below is a list of the houses of Ogulin with both the original house numbers and today’s house numbers (if the house still exists). Also included is the household name (if known).
|Old House #||New House #||Original Name||New Name||Special Notes|
- This house stood over the between the Medved (no. 5) and Boričkava (no. 8) house.