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From: David Zincavage <>
Subject: Re: [LITHUANIA-L] Starinkaite surname
Date: Mon, 02 Jun 2003 22:26:34 -0700
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-aite is the unmarried female suffix. Vanagas et. al. (1989) found 0
Starinkas, but they did find 16 Starinskas. This would be a lithuanianized
spelling of the Polish locational surname Starynski. The toponymic root
would be the Polish _stary_ "old."


Kasprzycki [XI:155-157]:

STARZYNSKI or STARYNSKI
Arms Doliwa, recorded circa 1550; nobility confirmations: 1782, 1783, 1787,
1825; from Podolia &c.
--Gol/uchowski, Borkowski.

STARZYNSKI or STARYNSKI
Arms Doliwa, recorded corca 1490; a member of which family confirmed
nobility in 1799; from Starynki in the district of Minsk. A christianized
Tartar family.
--Dziadulewicz.

STARZYNSKI or STARYNSKI
Arms unknown, recorded circa 1525; a princely Tartar family, a branch of
Juszenski.
--Dziadulewicz

You can see the Doliwa arms at:

http://www.polonium.de/docs/ciekawostki/herby/win/index.html
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Subject: [LITHUANIA-L] Starinkaite surname


> Hello list,...
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> Well I have just found out what the right spelling of My husbands
Grandmother's maiden name was.. From a very nice Lady that did a little
research for me...(Thank you very much Lynn).. She found that the spelling
of the Starinski last name was STARINKAITE ... What does the last name
mean.. Where might it be from .. It is a need to know bases .. and I NEED
TO KNOW.. Hahahahah.. Thank you so very much ..
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