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Karolinka JUSKIEWICYTIE, (Juszkiewicz)
  - 1897

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  • Suffix  (Juszkiewicz) 
    Birth  , , Lithuania Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Gender  Female 
    Died  Jul 1897  , , Lithuania Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Buried  , , Lithuania Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Person ID  I341  Wanicki/Rozhon and Kapusta/Jemiola
    Last Modified  03 Jan 2008 09:08:47 
     
    Family  Vincentas (Vincent) WANICKI, b. 12 May 1871, Sapiegiskis, Kaunas, Lithuania  
    Married  Abt 1895  Sapiegiskis, , Lithuania Find all individuals with events at this location 
    Children 
    >1. Ona (Anna) WANICKI, b. 26 Jul 1897, Sapiegiskis, Kaunas, Lithuania
    Family ID  F124  Group Sheet
     
  • Notes 
    • Died after a fall while going to babysit for another family. Daughter, Anna, was taken care of by maternal aunt and uncle in Klaipeda, Lithuania. Anna later came to U.S. at approximately age of 10.
      **Note added 19 APR 2002: Anna Batulewich told me that this story isn't true -- that Karolinka died in childbirth. Ona was an only child. If this is the case, then her date of death can be included as Jul 1897.**

      Jus̆kevicius, if they were Polish, they'd be Juszkiewicz. It is from the name element "Jus-" and is a patronymic name from a father or descendant whose given name was Joszef. Joszef is the Polish form of Joseph. Joseph originated among a group of Semitic people inhabiting ancient Palestine and means, "the Lord added". It is a popular surname in Lithuania with 397 families living there in 1985.

      The -ewicz/-owicz patronymic suffix, meaning literally "son of," cognate with the Russian
      -ovitch. In the modern Lithuanian orthography, it appears as -evic^ius or
      -avic^ius, hachek accent on the C.
     

  
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