Plouznikoff, Kvastchuk, Lutsuk, Nicolaitis

Fri, 05 Dec 2008 17:00:48 +0300

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CARINA — Sun, 03 Apr 2005 20:45:09 +0400

Guest

No, it's a very Lithuanian termination -aitis... A lot of Jonaitis, Petraitis, Mikolaitis, Adomaitis, Gedraitis in our Phone book...

Just try to put some surname here:

and further Latvia and Lithuania are the neighbouring countries...

Ludmilla — Sun, 03 Apr 2005 03:11:38 +0400

I cannot tell You for sure but Nikolaitis sounds more like greek surname

CARINA — Fri, 09 Jul 2004 21:07:24 +0400

mplouznikoff

It' s very believable that NIKOLAITIS is Lithuanian surname.

There is one record with this surname and two - with woman' s version - NIKOLAITIENE (as wife of Nikolaitis) in our phone book:

Romaldas �Nikolaitis �
Taikos pr. �4-26, �
Klaipeda, �Lithuania
phone: 846 495287

Genovaite �Nikolaitiene �
Kalnu g. �43
Kelme, Lithuania
phone: 842 754970

Irena �Nikolaitiene �
Antakalnio g. �85/2-45
Vilnius, Lithuania
phone: 852 769226

Ludmilla — Fri, 09 Jul 2004 10:30:49 +0400

I 'm doing a genealogical search on the family of my husband: Michel
Plouznikoff. His maternal grandfather: Leon Kvastchuk was born in Ciga
Fversnoï (Russia in 1904). He emigrated in Riga (Latvia) in the years
1920 with his father, Alexandre. In Riga, Leon married Alexandrine
NiKolaitis (born in Kousins, Petrograd, Russia). Then all the family
emigrated in France, in Toulouse in 1926. Alexandrine Nikolaitis was the
daughter of Jean NiKolaitis and Olga Solovieff. That's all I know.Thanks
for your help

mplouznikoff@free.fr

Ludmilla — Fri, 09 Jul 2004 09:35:09 +0400

I'm doing a genealogical research on my husband's ancestors. My husband's
grand'father was Theodore Plouznikoff(or Pluzhnikov). He was born in 1895
in Gra�voron(near Kharkov in Ukrainia)and his wife was Marie-Juliane Lutsuk
born in Kazatin(Ukrainia).

The father of Theodore was Michail and his mother was Praskeva Timofeev
.Theodore lost his father when he was very young and then he became a
cadet of the tsar in Kiev.In the years 1918-1920 Theodore and Marie moved
to France after having spent 4 years in Polonia. Who could help me ?