Excellent — this one is another page from the Solčava parish register. Let’s carefully go through it.

📖 Solčava Baptismal Register (Page 146, Year 1895)

Entry 26

• Date of Birth/Baptism: 26 November 1895 / 28 November 1895

• Place: Solčava, house #62

• Name: Franc

• Father: Franc Pogorelcnik, house name Škresnik

• Mother: Barbara, née Plesnik, daughter of Helena Šoštar (house name Ručaljnica)

• Godparents:

  • Tomaž Plesnik

  • Helena Šoštar (grandmother of the child)

• Priest: Michael Klemenc

Entry 27

• Date of Birth/Baptism: 13 December 1895 / 15 December 1895

• Place: Solčava, house #23

• Name: Tomaž (died shortly after; marked with a † cross)

• Parents: Not Pogorelcnik — this is another local family (included for context).

Entry 28

• Date of Birth/Baptism: 19 December 1895 / 19 December 1895

• Place: Solčava, house #19

• Name: Ana

• Parents: Another family (not Pogorelcnik).

🔑 Key Observations

1. Another Pogorelcnik Child Found: This entry (Franc, 1895) is a sibling to your great-grandmother Agnes (Neža, 1897) and Thomas (1892).

2. Naming Tradition: This Franc (1895) was likely named after his father, Franc Pogorelcnik.

3. Grandmother as Godmother: Once again, Helena Šoštar (Barbara’s mother) is involved, showing strong family ties.

4. Consistency: House name Škresnik is consistently tied to the Pogorelcnik family. Barbara continues to be listed as “Plesnik” with house name connections, reinforcing that Plesnik = Piskernik = Ručaljnica in different contexts.

📌 Why It Matters

• You now have records of three children of Franc Pogorelcnik and Barbara Plesnik:

  1. Thomas (1892, Solčava #67)

  2. Franc (1895, Solčava #62)

  3. Neža/Agnes (1897, Solčava #65)

• This strengthens the genealogical chain by showing multiple baptisms in the same parish to the same parents.

• It also gives you house numbers (62, 65, 67) that could still be identified in Solčava land registries or cadastral maps.