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Re: Adomaitis in PA 1908

gniedermaier — 2012-05-13 16:52:12Z

Hi Marie. I am looking for Genevieve Adamaitis, who was the daughter of Dominick or Dominic Adamaitis. They lived in Chicago, on North Hermitage Street. Genevieve was born around1921 and married Robert E. Johnson on August 5, 1944 at St. Gertrude's Church in Chicago. I have been trying to find their son Randy, nicknamed Skipper.

Are you familiar with these Adamaitis'?

Thank you for any information you may have.

Gerry Niedermaier
Michigan

Re: Adomaitis in PA 1908

ritasuelyons — 2011-03-06 21:26:34Z

I, like you, suspect we are unrelated. My family settled in the Kensington area of Philadelphia, while the addresses you gave me are on the south side of town. As far as I know (and cannot confirm since grandparents, parents, aunts, uncles and older cousins are all gone), no one in the immediate family ever lived outsude of the City of Philadelphia.

My family tree starts with Susan and John and goes forward through to their children and some grandchildren. As I mentioned before, the tree is still in progress.

I am sorry that we are not able to help each other. It would have been nice to make the connection. Good luck with your search!
Rita

Re: Adomaitis in PA 1908

Bieliauskaite — 2011-03-03 12:47:20Z

I think this message board is having problems. I responded earlier today, but I do not see it now.

I'm not certain that our family had a blood connection to the Adomaitis line, but I have a family mystery that I was trying to find out about.

Stanislaw Adomeytis (note corrected spelling) arrived at Ellis Island on 4/29/1908, going to brother in law Stanislaw Lauritis at 1511 St Joseph St in Philadelphia PA. He is traveling with several other passengers, one is Anton Bielawski, who is also going to the same person in Philadelphia, who he says is a friend. It is Anton Bielawski who I was hoping to find out more on. By 1910 census Anton is in Pittsburgh PA, when his brother John/Jan arrived in the USA. I can't find either Anton or John in the 1920 census. It's possible they returned to Lithuania.

As for Stanley Adomaitis, I think I see him on the 1910 census in Philadelphia, listed as Stanley Adamite, 32 sgl, a boarder in a home on 218 Tasker St. He is living next to Stanley Laurek (possibly his brother in law?) wife Teresa 26, Edward 3, John 11 months.

The mystery I was hoping to solve, is that on the same manifest in 1908, listed just below Anton Bielawski, are some folks going to Easton PA (Northampton county) and I have a definite connection to them. I don't have the exact spelling in front of me, but I think it was a version of Magdalena Ubawiciene. I know her maiden name was Bieliauskas. she was my dad's aunt. I find it most curious that the passenger listed above her has a version of the same name, and is from close to the same area as her.

I wasn't able to access your family tree. I am curious to know if you had any family in other counties in PA?

Re: Adomaitis in PA 1908

ritasuelyons — 2011-03-03 05:32:15Z

If I answered your query previously, forgive me. We may possibly be related. My grandfather, born Adomaitis or Adomytis, emigrated from Lithuania in the early 1900s. Upon arrival, he (or, more likely, an immigration worker) changed his name to John Miller and settled in Kensington area of Philadelphia, PA. Both he and my grandmother (Susan - born Susanne or Susannah) left Eastern Europe for political reasons and,unfortunately, almost never spoke about their lives prior to moving to the US. I'm on a fishing expedition, since I don't know his original first name, the names of his brothers/cousins who emigrated, nor the town where he was born. I remember being told as a kid that I was "related to every Adomaitis in Pennsylvania." John and Susan had a large passel of children = please see the Miller/Adomaitis family tree (still a work in progress) that I have posted here on ancestry.com. I am anxious to hear back from you.

Re: Adomaitis in Seduva

denisesparks67 — 2011-02-26 20:48:06Z

I see your message is from 5 years ago, and I don't have much info, except to say that the Adomaitis family was neighbors with my Great grandparents and grandparents. Aldonia Adomaitis and my grandmother Albina Zablockas were lifelong friends. I think their families were both from Seduva area.

Cheers,
Denise

Re: Adomaitis

magicitis — 2009-05-25 05:57:16Z

My dad was Joseph peter adomaitis, i am his son, dale peter adomaitis. my dads father was joseph adomaitis. i never met him. he died before i was born. we grew up in barre massachusetts. we can not trace back that line of lineage. my dad was a very good man. our bloodline is a very good one and seemingly very hard to trace. my dad died in 87.

Re: Adomaitis Family

ox119rd — 2008-12-29 17:02:59Z

I have a Margarethe Adomaitis she was in 1798 living in Heinrichswalse in former East preussia. Some family members left for Holland/Denmark, now I want to get in touch/find the family members that stayed in Memel land.

Re: Adomaitis Family

lithuanianlady — 2008-04-08 05:01:15Z

Hello,
My father was born in Lithuania and his Grandmother was also a Adomaityte. Her name was Marija Adomaityte born 1888.
I'am trying to find information on her.
Please let me know if there is a Marija Adomaityte in your family that could possible be her.

Re: Adomaitis Family

ivonce — 2008-04-03 15:39:06Z

Hello ! I'm from Lithuania , from
Adomaitis family . maybe I could help for you ?

Re: Adomaitis Family

derstillehans — 2008-02-28 16:12:40Z

Good evening,
I just have read you question about former members of you family. But since your question is almost 7 years old, I do not know if you still need my information.
Nevertheless, I have a customer for antiques in Vilnius and his name is Saulius Adomaitis, Sapiegos 9-5 in 10312 Vilnius, Litauen.

Hope it helps you a little bit and good success,
sincerely Uwe V. Scheepers, Berlin Germany.

Re: DOMICELE Con't

lithuanianwoman — 2007-06-28 00:04:40Z

Hi, Do you know if there was a Mary Adomaitis born in the late 1800's. i'm looking for my Great Grandmother who was married to Jonas Sumakeris his Dob 1877 they lived in Lithuania they has three children boys. my Great Grandfather came here to the states in 1950 she was lefted behind for some reason.

Re: Raymond Victor Miller>Raymond Victor Adomaitis>Ray Victor Adomite

juergen155 — 2007-06-09 09:52:07Z

It was helpfully! And I think it is good for other searchers what you do.
Here an Homepage if you search in germany.

http://www.genealogienetz.de/index_en.html

nice weekend

Re: Raymond Victor Miller>Raymond Victor Adomaitis>Ray Victor Adomite

VirginiaShaw39 — 2007-06-08 19:09:54Z

thanks for letting me know! I hope the information was helpful. I am in the U.S.

happy hunting!

Re: Raymond Victor Miller>Raymond Victor Adomaitis>Ray Victor Adomite

juergen155 — 2007-06-08 16:58:12Z

Yes with Evelyn Endres. Her grgr.....father was an ancestry of mine, and on an other way, familyname Schaaf, we are related. On this way I am searching for all descendants. They were both and I too from Ulmen, rhineland, germany

Juergen

Re: Raymond Victor Miller>Raymond Victor Adomaitis>Ray Victor Adomite

VirginiaShaw39 — 2007-06-08 16:46:03Z

No, I am not, but it was such an unusual and explicit entry that I ran across when searching the church records, that I thought it might be helpful to someone someday. Are you related?

Re: Raymond Victor Miller>Raymond Victor Adomaitis>Ray Victor Adomite

juergen155 — 2007-06-08 16:30:49Z

Hello

are you related to this family?

kind regards juergen

John and Susan Miller (Adomaitis)

ritasuelyons — 2007-02-17 20:27:36Z

My grandparents, John Miller (born Admomaitis) and Susan (also known as Susannah),emigrated from Lithuania to Philadelphia in the early 1900s. I know that Susan did not have any siblings in the United States, but believe that John had at least two brothers, both of whom initially settled in Pennsylvania. The children of my grandparents were Ann, Helen, Rita, Susan, Edward, John and Joseph, all of whom stayed in Philadelphia until their deaths. I am trying to find out any information regarding my grandparents, particularly their town or region of origin in Lithuania and anything at all about John's siblings. I'd appreciate any leads whatsoever.

Adomaitis in Seduva

tess185 — 2005-11-19 09:55:15Z

Jonas Adomaitis was godfather to Bronislovas Umbrasas, christened 26.3.1912 in Seduva catholic church. God mother was Elzbieta Poluckas, wife of Ambraziejus Poluckas. He may have been living in Puipiai, a small rail station where my father Bronislovas was born.

Adomaitis in PA 1908

2004-11-17 15:31:57Z

Stanislaw Adomytis is listed on Ellis Island web site, arriving 1908, going to brother-in-law Lauritis (?) in Philadelphia PA. He was in the USA earlier, abt 1902. His mother in Lithuania was Pranciska or Frances. It appears he comes from Taraiczi Lithuania. I would like to make contact with any family members.

Re: Adomaitis/Jusinskas Lithuaniangenealogy@egroups.com

2004-09-26 22:21:02Z

my email address is maritarimaitis@hotmail.com

Re: Adomaitis/Jusinskas Lithuaniangenealogy@egroups.com

2004-09-26 22:17:24Z

hello Auntie Donna and Uncle Jeoff,
its marita.i am sending this message because i would really like to talk to you and Uncle Jeoff again.I know that you may not be speaking to my dad but that doesnt mean that me and carl have anything to do with it.just incase you would like to know,i go to wigan college now,this is my 2nd year im doing my GCSEs because i didnt get to do them last year and i am going on to do a three year course in health and social care as i would like to be a social worker.We came back from turkey 2 weeks ago it was lovely.I work at night as well,at St Helens Glass on the phones for a bit of extra money.Also Enas husband Jimmy died in case you didnt know.If you would like to speak to me please email me back
hope to hear from you
marita x x x x x x

Re: Adamaitis

2004-07-17 02:48:53Z

i don't think i can help much, my grandmother and her parents came here from lithuania when she was a small child or infant. i am unsure of the spelling of the last name. i think her mother's name was costancia, my grandmother was constance l. adamaitis, (if that is in fact the correct spelling)

Re: Adomaitis/Jusinskas Lithuaniangenealogy@egroups.com

2004-05-30 12:09:23Z

When my sister, Anne Marie and I were in Lithuania,June 2000, we visited the Archives in Vilnius and ordered a search of the documents for Adomaitis.Our GGrandfather, George Adomaitis died of consumption, Feb 10,1889 in the village Povishchev.A widower,43 yrs old of Erzvilkas parish, he left behind 6 daughters, Anna,Petronela (our grandmother),Monica,Ursula,Marijanna, and Franzishka...Anna Adomaitis born June 16,1867,baptized June18,Erzvilkas.
I am moving soon and very possibly changing my email provider but Anne Marie can be contacted at CCD 35@juno.com.Please keep in touch.

Re: Adomaitis/Jusinskas Lithuaniangenealogy@egroups.com

2004-05-29 20:14:25Z

Hello...I recived you message about your search for your Gt grandmothers origins.
Naujemestis is i would say no more than a village , but i think in fact it is a district in Panavezys. We as i mentioned went to the cemetry there where my grandmother was buried BUT there is no mention of her on the gravestone (only her sister Antanina) but the family that we met there assured us that that is where she was buried (i think in the 70's).
There is an existing relative from the Adomaitis's in Eriskai (another village just outside Panavezys) .This relative is the daughter of Antanina (my grandmothers sister) . However we were told that she is old and not very coherent .
Our own father and his mother were actually from a village that no longer exists as such in the naujemestis district called 'Joskildae'...we did find where it used to be though.
I dont have the address of the church but i am sure it will still be there...i will try and find out more for you and reply soon.
Have you been to Lithuania ?
If not you should go it is a very beautiful country.
Regards Aldona

Re: Adomaitis/Jusinskas Lithuaniangenealogy@egroups.com

2004-05-29 18:25:36Z

I was just surfing with my new info that my Great Grandmother's maiden name was Adomaitis (Anna) when I saw your message. I am looking for the address of the Roman Cath. church in Naujemestis which is where my Grandmother's NY marriage application states she was baptized. Anna married Peter Jaszinskas/Jusinskas & their children were Mathilda, Anna, John & my Grandmother, Mariona. I was told they all came to the US together but because of the wide varieties of spellings, I have not yet been able to locate them. Town names that I have, are that she was born in Kalines or Suwalki. I have been looking for Naujemestis as if it were a town. Am I correct? Please respond to my email address- jmpala@aol.com. Many thanks for any info you can provide on the area.Possibly your Marita is my Anna's sister.? I have nothing that mentions Panavezys.

Re: Lithuaniangenealogy@egroups.com

2004-03-19 14:43:58Z

hi auntie donna and uncle jeff its marita.
i know you have fell out with my dad but i hope me and you are o k.i was on ancestry.com looking for info on my grandad and i saw your message and i thought id say hello.I go to college now and i study business admin.hope you are well.Its my birthday on the 26th cud you plz write.Its to my nans
lots of love marita x x x x

Raymond Victor Miller>Raymond Victor Adomaitis>Ray Victor Adomite

VirginiaShaw39 — 2004-03-11 02:25:18Z

From the Baptismal Records of Holy Name Catholic Church in Sheboygan, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin:

Miller, Raimund Vict., illegit, born 28 April 1905; baptized 7 May 1905; mother: Gert. Miller; Godparents: Carol. J. Miller and Teres. Hess; Priest: D.F. Thill.

Married Evelyna Endres at St. Augustini, Chifton, Wisconsin on 14 May 1931

Changed Name to: Raymond Victor Adomaitis, Sept. 20, 1965
Further Changed Name to: Ray/Victor Adomite, April 4, 1966

Re: Adamaitis

2004-01-05 18:01:15Z

I saw this message board and I simply cannot resist posting a message! My last name is Adamaitis, I'm in search of relatives. It was my Grandfather joseph Adamaitis who emigrated from Lithuania. When? I'm not sure. My biological father's name is Donald. He had many brothers and sisters, one brother who died from a brain tumor (I think). I'm really not sure of any other Adamaitis', which is why I'm doing this. If anyone out there on the world wide web knows anything about this, contact me. My email address should be provided to you automatically. Thank you!

Re: Lithuaniangenealogy@egroups.com

2003-11-04 13:38:45Z

Hi ...My father was Lithuanian and his mothers name was Marita Adomaitis before she was married . She had sisters ? how many. She came from the naujemestis district in Panavezys. We recently visited Lithuania this year and found family and the family grave of our grandmother'Adomaitis'.We also found out that there are still Adomaitis's living in eriskai in naujemestis district.If i can be of any further help via my family in Lithuania ..please ask .
regards Aldona

Adamaitis

CMMazenko — 2003-07-30 05:05:49Z

Although I have been dabbling in genealogy for a few years, I am just starting to research my mother-in-law's line: Adams. She just told me that the name was originally Adamaitis
and sometimes Adomaitis. Her grandfather, Isadore Adamaitis, emigrated to the U.S. from Lithuania around the turn of the century. His wife's name was Barbara and they lived in Pittsburgh/Allegheny County area.

When I checked on the web tonight, I found your listing on the FamilyHistory.Com bulletin board about the Adamaitis family in Luzerne County, PA. I also
checked on Ancestry.com and found the following listings for WW I civilian draft registrations. On the off chance that you did not already have this info,
here it is.

Name Birth Date Ethnicity Birth Place County State
George Adamaitis 23 Apr 1878 White citizen of Russia Luzerne Pennsylvania
Michael Adamaitis 24 Dec 1881 White naturalized citizen Luzerne Pennsylvania

Good luck with your research. If you find an "Isadore" while shaking your family tree, please let me know. Thanks.

Regards,
Carolyn Mazenko

Alfred J. Johnson and wife Clara Charlotte Anderson, Allen Co., KS

@@FoxyInSLC@aol.com — 2003-07-27 22:30:50Z

Seek info re Alfred J. Johnson, 1847-1911, b. Sweden, we think, and wife Clara, 1854-1946, b. Dupage, IL. Both buried in Elsmore, KS. Their ch: Elmer, Frank, Bert, Emmett, William, Leonard, and Mabel. Clara's parents were William Gus Anderson, 1825-1889, from Sweden, wife, Louisa Swanson, 1833-1921, from Linkoping, Sweden. Both b. in Mercer, MO. Their ch: Clara, Matilda, Emma, Hulda, Frank, Ellen, Alma, Minnie, Philander, Leander, Annie. Know these children had spouses with last names of: Johnson, Howard, Booker, spidle, commons, and Toot. Desire info re any and all of these persons as I am a direct descendent. Thanks for just ANY help.

Adomaitis

annmarie714 — 2001-07-01 16:42:07Z

Have you subscribed to the LithuanianGenealogy@onelist.com ? And have you searched the Lintel phone book? Lithuania online has instructions as to how to use the phone book.I am Listmaster of the Lith. list. Everyone there is very helpful. My grandmother was Petronele Adomaitye. She came to America in 1902 with her sister and a daughter. Visit my website for more complete info. http://home.talkcity.com/GardenWay/exbanker/index.html

Lithuaniangenealogy@egroups.com

annmarie714 — 2001-07-01 16:42:07Z

I am the listmaster of the Lithuanian Genealogy list.To subscribe go to;
http://www.egroups.com/subscribe/LithuanianGenealogy?referer...
You can see my Adomaitis line on my website; http://home.talkcity.com/GardenWay/exbanker/index.html Let me know if you have any problems subscribing. Aciu, Marg

LithuanianGenealogy

2000-12-01 15:01:02Z

I have read in a post about the LithuanianGenealogy@onelist.com. How do I subscribe? Please help anyone. My great grandfather was Jurgis Adomaitis born in 1859 and past in 1933 in Chicago. Buried in St.Casmir's along with his wife Antanina who happen to be 36 yrs. his jr. She past in 1939 at only 44. They had 1 child my grandmother, Anne. Who is still with me. If anyone has any info concerning this family please reply. She would be so happy to learn anything. Thank you.

DOMICELE Con't

2000-11-05 10:40:15Z

don't know what happened but previous message was not completed before it went to submit-any way DOMICELE was born in Taurages distric, Laukuvos town, Lithuania around 1888 lived in the USA 45 years married ANTANAS ZUKAS they had one daughter Sofija and one son Alfonsa her brothers were John Adomaitis and nephews Charles and Peter Adams-any info would be appreciated pls feel free to contact me directly at mabrouse@sunlink.net or here-thank you

BOSLESLOVAS/THOMAS/JONAS/DOMICELE

2000-11-05 10:30:49Z

Looking for info on BOSLESLOVAS (Alex)(Alesko) ADOMAITIS (Adomaicio)born abt 1880 Died June 16, 1950 born Laukuyos parish, Kauno district,Lived in America 51 years Lithuania-sons Charles wife Bernice, Joseph wife Betty, Peter wife Margaret, John wife Virginia-two brothers Tamsoius, Jonas-sister Domicele Zukas---THOMAS born abt 1884 died Jan 09, 1951 born Taurages district, Laukuvos Lithuania-lived in America 40 years-brother Jonas/Alesko sister Domicele and Ona and deceased nephew Kazimieras.JONAS ADOMAYTIS died April 24, 1962 born in Lithuania lived in America 55 years-3 sons John wife Katherine, Joseph wife Helen and Charles 3- grandchildren at time of death-Nephews Charles,Peter,Joseph, and John ADOMAYCIAI Nieces Pauline Balciunas, Sophie Zukas-DOMICELE father ADOMAITYTE Born

Adomaitis

2000-10-26 22:23:44Z

Uncle Joe died according to SS records 12-87- Please contact me if you are still trying to put together the family history-Mary Adamaitis Brouse (Pete Adamaitis daughter)don't think this is the wrong spelling so far I have found 17 different spellings of the last name trust me I am a true relative

Adomaitis search

2000-01-31 20:58:02Z

Searching for Adamaitis, I have found my Lithuanian name being misspelled as Adomaitis.

Be careful when trusting this spelling. The spelling I have listed is of a male. The unmarried female spelling is Adamaene and the married female spelling is Adamayte. Can get very confusing.

Am looking for any relatives of Frank John Adamaitis born Vilnius Lithuania, emigrated to this country approximately 1900-1905, settling in Luzerne County, PA. Had three children that survived: Francis Leo Adamaitis (my father) b. 1910 d. 1959, Joseph Adamaitis b. 1912 d. 1945, and Mildred b. 1915. Frank was supposed to have a brother named George Adamaitis in the same area. He was also supposed to have had a son George.

I know nothing of this branch of my family am anxious to find some relatives of the PA branch.

Please respond with any information you may have directly to me at padams1@san.rr.com

Adomaitis Family

2000-01-03 11:11:58Z

Hello. My mothers maiden name was Adomaitis.I know that I have family left in Lithuania and was wondering if anyone out there knew how I could locate them. No one here in my family is left that had that knowledge so I've reached a dead end. Any help would be appreciated Thanks Bernadette

Adomaitis

1999-12-05 16:55:33Z

Does anyone know if Joseph Adomaitis is still living in or around Des Moines, Iowa?

Hello!

1999-09-21 12:37:17Z

Hello all you Adomaitises out there! Do any of you still speak the native tongue? Have you checked the Lithuanian homepage on Yahoo!?