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From: lynne <>
Subject: [PaCambri] CUZCAK / KUZCAK / YAKEM
Date: Mon, 17 Mar 2003 06:34:48 -0500


Good morning everyone,

Diann and I received this unusual request and were hoping someone
one the list might be able to help. We have told her how to get a copy of
the marriage license.

If you have a few minutes, I hope you'll stop by her
website. It's a very interesting project.

And, if you think you might be able to help, please write to her.

Thanks,
Lynne


>From: Eve Line Blum <>



>I'm a French grandmother aged 71, and I was searching some information
>about the name CUZCAK. Surfing on the Web, I came across your site, and I
>found that name as follow :
>
>CAMBRIA COUNTY MARRIAGE INDEX
>(1885 - 1920)
>
>KUZCAK, Antonio 43-121
>Index page : 16-1
>Year : 1912
>Bride : YAKEM Nasta
>
>Is it possible to know more about Antonio KUZCAK ? What country did he
>come from ? Does he have any still alive descendants ?
>
>I'm asking that question for a very special reason : working on
>information about prisoners who were imprisoned in the Ninth Fort of
>Kaunas (Lithuania) during WWII, I found that some of them left writings on
>a wall of their cell. These writings are very precious and are now
>protected under a glass panel.
>http://www.ncsj.org/AuxPages/050502JTA.shtml
>
>
>Among these writings is one which seems to be "KUZCAK" while some other
>people believe that it's another name, their father's name, which has
>nothing to do with "KUZCAK".
>
>I would like to know if, by any chance, it may be possible that a KUZCAK
>(Antonio or other) could have been a Lithuanian and/or could have been
>imprisoned there in 1944 or 1945.
>
>Maybe you don't know... In this case, please excuse me for having
>disturbed you.
>
>Looking forward to read your answer and thanking you in advance,
>
>Best regards.
>
>Eve Line Blum
>Besancon (France)

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