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Re: Jasewicz

STIMOKLEIN — 2010-10-29 13:39:02Z

I THINK YOUR FAMILY ROOTS CAME FOM WESTERN BELARUS OR ESTERN POLAND.TOO MANY PEOPLE IN THIS REGION HAVE THE SAME LAST NAME AS YOURS .

Jasewicz

2005-04-14 18:05:45Z

After going through some old documents of my grandfather's, I found out that there were a few changes to my last name coming from Europe to America during the time of WWII. I have my name changing from Yorcewcz to Yaceswyk to Jacewicz to now Jasewicz. I can't be sure but I believe that, Yorcewcz was the original spelling.

Jasewicz

2005-04-14 18:05:05Z

After going through some old documents of my grandfather's, I found out that there were a few changes to my last name coming from Europe to America during the time of WWII. I have the my name changing from Yorcewcz to Yaceswyk to Jacewicz to now Jasewicz. I can't be sure but I believe that, Yorcewcz was the original spelling.

Jasewicz

2003-05-08 17:56:34Z

My son's father is a Jasewicz and his father's side of the family came from Poland, not sure of the year though. I would like to know more.

Re: Jasewicz

2003-04-17 13:16:44Z

my side of the jasewicz family came from Poland in 1945, my grandfather was released from a camp in WWII- then came to the U.S. The orignal spelling is unknown to me.

jasewicz

2002-04-07 02:12:35Z

Hi
I have not been in touch with any or my relatives on the Jasewicz side of my family, just would be nice to.

Re: Jasewicz

rogueone1 — 2002-04-02 02:20:29Z

Hi,
My husbands grandfather was Jonas Jankauskas- The CT vital records lists his mom as Elizabeth Jasevyczius of Lithuania.
Since immigrants names were all changed around I'm wondering if this name means anything to you?
I'd be glad to help you if I could.
Diana
e-mail me directly at rogueone@rivah.net

Jasewicz

2000-12-11 19:25:01Z

Is anyone out there??????????