Jevstatije Mihajlovic-Eta (Veliki Beckerek, 1802 - Budapest, 18 October 1888[1]) was a writer, lawyer, senator and judge from the Austrian Empire and later Austria-Hungary.
After completing his studies, he returned in 1827 back to Veliki Bečkerek, where he lived until 1849 and held important positions in the city government, as well as in Torontál County.
[3] As an educated man and an official of the county and the city, he was registered as a subscriber of several Serbian periodicals many times, and he was also engaged in literary work.
[1] Before the Civil War in 1848, he was a city senator (1842-1848) and a member of the Torontál County Assembly, which published a book in Novi Sad.
The committee sought to liaise with the patriarch Josif Rajačić, interim administrator Vojvodovine Srpska, proclaimed at the May Assembly in Sremski Karlovci.
Rajačić came to Veliki Beckerek on 19 January 1849, from where he actively led the process of establishing the power of the Serbian People's Movement in the area of the "Torontál County City Border".
[1] In April 1849, when the Hungarians captured Veliki Bečkerek, he withdrew to Zemun with the Patriarch Josif Rajačić and all the members of the Main Board of Vojvodina.