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Families of Troškūnai (Trashkun)

Lithuania

Shevtsovich family

Alternate spellings: Shevchovich, Sepsovich

Yochved Shevtsovich and family

Family of Yokhved Shevtsovich and
Fayvl Itzikovich in Trashkun (1910)

Yochved Shevtsovich and family

Family of Shimen Shevtsovich (Sevciovic)
in São Paulo, Brazil (~1939)

Gershon Shevtsovich, son of Movsha Shevtsovich, was born in Rogeve (Raguva) ~1836. Sometime before 1857 he married Rivka (Sheyne Rivka) Karpov, born in 1834. Rivka died in Trashkun in 1895. On 11 August 1895 in Ponevezh (Panevežys), Gershon married Mirel (Mia), born in 1855, daughter of Reuven. Gershon died in Trashkun in 1907.

The six children of Gershon Shevtsovich and his first wife, Rivka Karpov:
(see below for the children of Gershon Shevtsovich and his second wife, Mirel)

Yochved Shevtsovich Itzikovich

Yochved Shevtsovich Itzikovich

I.  Yochved Shevtsovich was born in Trashkun in 1859. She married Fayvl (Fayvish Shraga Menachem) Itzikovich, son of Orel (Aharon) and Feyge. In 1927, five years after her husband Fayvl died, she emigrated with her daughter-in-law and grandson to join her youngest son Bentzl Itzikovich in Winnipeg, Canada. She later moved to the United States to live near her sister Esther. Yochved died in Superior, Wisconsin on 8 March 1940.

II.  Miral/Mirka (Mary) Shevtsovich was born in Trashkun ~1869. She married Samuel (Shlioma Zev) Waldman, born ~1870 in Kaunas Gubernia, Lithuania. They emigrated to New York, where Samuel Waldman died in 1936. Mirka died 6 November 1962 in New York.

Esther Shevtsovich Cohen

Esther
(Shevtsovich)
Cohen

III.  Esther Shevtsovich was born in Trashkun in 1870 or 1872. In 1896, she married Eleck/Itzik (Yitzhak) Cohen (later Alex Cohen), son of Abram and Chana, born in Keydan (Kedainiai) on 15 September 1869. They emigrated to the United States around the turn of the century and lived in Duluth, Minnesota. Esther died in Duluth on 24 August 1946. Alex died in Duluth on 19 August 1956.
PHOTO Esther Shevtsovich Cohen with husband and relatives in Selkirk, Manitoba, Canada

IV.  Reyna Beyla Shevtsovich was born in 1872.

V.  Moshe (Leyzer Moyshe) Shevtsovich was born in 1874. He was a shoemaker and owned a wooden house. He married Chaya Reyza Demb, born ~1870. Moshe died in Trashkun on 8 February 1940.

VI.  Gita (Gitel) Shevtsovich was born in 1876. She married Eliash Ekel Klatzko, son of Abram Shaya Klatzko and Leah Tauba Waldman. Eliash mostly likely died before 1921. In 1921, Gita and the three children returned from Saransk, Russia, where the family had been exiled during World War I.[NOTE]In 1915, during World War I, tens of thousands of Jews were forcibly expelled to the east by the Russian authorities. Most returned to their homes after the war.

The four known children of Gershon Shevtsovich and his second wife, Mirel:
(see above for the children of Gershon Shevtsovich and his first wife, Yochved)

VII.  Sheyna Riva or Sheyna Leya Shevtsovich was born ~1896 in Trashkun. She married Leyb Liakovsky, who was born in 1891 in Kovno, son of Ruvel Liakovsky.
DOCUMENT Internal passport application of Sheyna Liakovsky, née Shevtsovich
DOCUMENT Internal passport application of Leyb Liakovsky

VIII.  Mera Beyla Shevtsovich was born ~1898 in Trashkun.

IX.  Pesa Shevtsovich was born ~1899 in Trashkun.

Shevtsovich family (~1940)

Shevtsovich / Sevciovic family
ca. 1939  (click to enlarge)

Shimen Shevtsovich

Shimen Shevtsovich
Simon Sevciovic
(~1939)

X.  Shimen (Shimel) Shevtsovich, later Simon Sevciovic, was born in Trashkun on 2 May 1902. He married Rocha Gechter of Aniksht (Anykščiai), daughter of Eliash Gechter and Chava Berman. Not long after the death of their son Gershon, Shimel emigrated to Brazil, arriving on 12 June 1926. Rocha and their surviving son joined him later, arriving on 7 July 1928. Rocha's mother Chava joined the family in 1936. Rocha died on 18 September 1970, and Shimel died on 15 October 1984, both in São Paulo, Brazil.
PHOTO Simon with his family in Brazil (~1939)
PHOTO Simon's wife Rocha with granddaughter Anete (1956)
PHOTO Simon with his granddaughter Evelyn (1956)
PHOTO Simon and his wife Rocha (1969)
DOCUMENT Lithuanian internal passport application of Shimen Shevtsovich (1920)
DOCUMENT Lithuanian passport of Shimen Shevtsovich (1926)
DOCUMENT Lithuanian passport of Rocha Shevtsovich and her son Eliash (1927)
DOCUMENT Rocha and Eliash Shevtsovich on passenger list of SS Cap Polonio (1928)
DOCUMENT Brazilian identification card of Simelis Sevciovic (1975)

Eliash Shevtsovich

Eliash Shevtsovich
Elias Sevciovic
(~1939)

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