Alexander Waitkuns aged 1 year interred 14/7/1910
This child is probably a Waitkunas or Vaitkunas but not sure yet who his parents are as his birth and death record haven't been found yet.
The lair (or plot) actually contains 9 interments from 1907 to 1918, which are all children under the age of 3 years (except for Jurgis Pukas), but not sure how they all are related yet. There is no record of a headstone and a researcher who visited the cemetery confirmed that.
Names of those buried together are:
1. Jurkis (George) Pukas was interred on 19th March 1906 aged 23 years; he was married to Katrina Vaitkunas
2. Katinra Pukas (his daughter)
3. Katrina Waitkunas interred on 10 October 1908. This is a child of Jurgis and Ona Waitkunas (they are Katrina Vaitkunas Pukas' aunt and uncle so Petrone would be her cousin)
4. Petrone Waitkunas interred on 29 July 1907. This is another child of Jurgis and Ona Waitkunas (they are Katrina Vaitkunas Pukas' aunt and uncle so Petrone would be her cousin)
5. Alexander Waitkuns likely a Waitkunas/Vaitkunas; aged 1 year interred 14/7/1910 - not sure how this child is related. Possibly another child of Jurgis and Ona Waitkunas
6. Jonas budris interred on 21 October 1908. This is a child of Juozas (Joseph) Budris, who is somehow a cousin to Katrina Vaitkunas Pukas
7. Selerka Masinauskas interred 29 March 1918. aged 3 years
8. Petras Masinauskas (or Masuanckus) aged 10 months interred 21/6/1912
9. Aneha Masinauskas; aged 1 year interred 4/12/1913
it is not clear how the last three children are related yet.
This child is probably a Waitkunas or Vaitkunas but not sure yet who his parents are as his birth and death record haven't been found yet.
The lair (or plot) actually contains 9 interments from 1907 to 1918, which are all children under the age of 3 years (except for Jurgis Pukas), but not sure how they all are related yet. There is no record of a headstone and a researcher who visited the cemetery confirmed that.
Names of those buried together are:
1. Jurkis (George) Pukas was interred on 19th March 1906 aged 23 years; he was married to Katrina Vaitkunas
2. Katinra Pukas (his daughter)
3. Katrina Waitkunas interred on 10 October 1908. This is a child of Jurgis and Ona Waitkunas (they are Katrina Vaitkunas Pukas' aunt and uncle so Petrone would be her cousin)
4. Petrone Waitkunas interred on 29 July 1907. This is another child of Jurgis and Ona Waitkunas (they are Katrina Vaitkunas Pukas' aunt and uncle so Petrone would be her cousin)
5. Alexander Waitkuns likely a Waitkunas/Vaitkunas; aged 1 year interred 14/7/1910 - not sure how this child is related. Possibly another child of Jurgis and Ona Waitkunas
6. Jonas budris interred on 21 October 1908. This is a child of Juozas (Joseph) Budris, who is somehow a cousin to Katrina Vaitkunas Pukas
7. Selerka Masinauskas interred 29 March 1918. aged 3 years
8. Petras Masinauskas (or Masuanckus) aged 10 months interred 21/6/1912
9. Aneha Masinauskas; aged 1 year interred 4/12/1913
it is not clear how the last three children are related yet.
Alexander Waitkuns aged 1 year interred 14/7/1910
This child is probably a Waitkunas or Vaitkunas but not sure yet who his parents are as his birth and death record haven't been found yet.
The lair (or plot) actually contains 9 interments from 1907 to 1918, which are all children under the age of 3 years (except for Jurgis Pukas), but not sure how they all are related yet. There is no record of a headstone and a researcher who visited the cemetery confirmed that.
Names of those buried together are:
1. Jurkis (George) Pukas was interred on 19th March 1906 aged 23 years; he was married to Katrina Vaitkunas
2. Katinra Pukas (his daughter)
3. Katrina Waitkunas interred on 10 October 1908. This is a child of Jurgis and Ona Waitkunas (they are Katrina Vaitkunas Pukas' aunt and uncle so Petrone would be her cousin)
4. Petrone Waitkunas interred on 29 July 1907. This is another child of Jurgis and Ona Waitkunas (they are Katrina Vaitkunas Pukas' aunt and uncle so Petrone would be her cousin)
5. Alexander Waitkuns likely a Waitkunas/Vaitkunas; aged 1 year interred 14/7/1910 - not sure how this child is related. Possibly another child of Jurgis and Ona Waitkunas
6. Jonas budris interred on 21 October 1908. This is a child of Juozas (Joseph) Budris, who is somehow a cousin to Katrina Vaitkunas Pukas
7. Selerka Masinauskas interred 29 March 1918. aged 3 years
8. Petras Masinauskas (or Masuanckus) aged 10 months interred 21/6/1912
9. Aneha Masinauskas; aged 1 year interred 4/12/1913
it is not clear how the last three children are related yet.
This child is probably a Waitkunas or Vaitkunas but not sure yet who his parents are as his birth and death record haven't been found yet.
The lair (or plot) actually contains 9 interments from 1907 to 1918, which are all children under the age of 3 years (except for Jurgis Pukas), but not sure how they all are related yet. There is no record of a headstone and a researcher who visited the cemetery confirmed that.
Names of those buried together are:
1. Jurkis (George) Pukas was interred on 19th March 1906 aged 23 years; he was married to Katrina Vaitkunas
2. Katinra Pukas (his daughter)
3. Katrina Waitkunas interred on 10 October 1908. This is a child of Jurgis and Ona Waitkunas (they are Katrina Vaitkunas Pukas' aunt and uncle so Petrone would be her cousin)
4. Petrone Waitkunas interred on 29 July 1907. This is another child of Jurgis and Ona Waitkunas (they are Katrina Vaitkunas Pukas' aunt and uncle so Petrone would be her cousin)
5. Alexander Waitkuns likely a Waitkunas/Vaitkunas; aged 1 year interred 14/7/1910 - not sure how this child is related. Possibly another child of Jurgis and Ona Waitkunas
6. Jonas budris interred on 21 October 1908. This is a child of Juozas (Joseph) Budris, who is somehow a cousin to Katrina Vaitkunas Pukas
7. Selerka Masinauskas interred 29 March 1918. aged 3 years
8. Petras Masinauskas (or Masuanckus) aged 10 months interred 21/6/1912
9. Aneha Masinauskas; aged 1 year interred 4/12/1913
it is not clear how the last three children are related yet.
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