Pacesa (Pačėsa) surname / Sasnava - Marijampole District

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Permalink Reply by Richie C. on October 5, 2010 at 10:32am

Sigitas,
I looked on www.118.lt, there is one Pačėsa listed in Sasnavos. His name is Stanislovas. Have you tried writing to him??

-Richie C.

Permalink Reply by Ian Singer on October 28, 2010 at 7:59pm

Looking for information on the Pollack family from Marijampole (specifically looking for information on Shmuel Yaakov Pollack) in the late 1800's prior to their emigration to Chicago

Permalink Reply by Tom S. on February 28, 2011 at 7:31am

Sigitai,

 

Malonu.

 

I too am researching the Pacesa pavarde.  The Pacesa ancestor line I am interested in lived in Padovinys, east of Marijampole.  The parents were Jonas Pacesa and Petronele/Petrone Senkute Pacesiene.

 

They had at least six children.  They included:

 

Vincas - gime apie 1891 m.

Petrone Pacesaite Kartaviciene

Jonas - gime 1907 m. - he had at least 5 children (4 sons)

 

Any connection to this Pacesa family?

 

Iki.

 

Tomas

JAV

 

 

Permalink Reply by Sigitas Pacesa on February 28, 2011 at 9:07am

Tomai,

I think we were discussing that over emails)

I hope I'm flying to Lithuania in the end of July for a week or two, hope to do a bit of research in old cemetery of Sasnava village.  My aunt suggested there should be old graves of Andrius Pacesa and/or other members of family...

Iki,

Sigitas Pacesa

Permalink Reply by Evelyn Fletcher Cherry on January 14, 2012 at 5:41pm

One of my mother's maternal ancestor married a Pacesa (no other info about him).  It was around 1900.

My great-grandmother was Azota Urenskene (maiden name) born in Marijampole.  Pacesa was her 3rd husband; a Merhevicius was her 2nd; a Kasimeraz Paulionis was her 1st spouse and the father of my grandmother.  Pacesa and my great-grandmother had a daughter Ona Pacesaite born after 1900 and died 1972.

Don't know if this will help you in any way.