Tomasz Husarzewski

1732–1807 (age 75)

Biography

Tomasz Husarzewski devoted his life to chronicling the histories of the Grand Duchy and the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, turning meticulous research into a bridge between past and present.

His resting place in Rasos Cemetery keeps his name close to the annals he treasured, reminding generations that careful scholarship nurtures a people's memory.

Also buried at Rasos Cemetery

Józef Korzeniewski
1806–1870 (age 64)
Rasos Cemetery
Józef Korzeniewski dedicated his life to healing as a compassionate physician in Vilnius.
Gražina Didelytė
1938–2007 (age 69)
Rasos Cemetery
Mikas Petrauskas
1873–1937 (age 64)
Rasos Cemetery
Mikas Petrauskas was an influential composer who nurtured Lithuania’s musical heritage.
Michał Węsławski
1849–1917 (age 68)
Rasos Cemetery
He steered Vilnius through modernization with legal acumen and civic compassion.
Euzebiusz Słowacki
1772–1814 (age 42)
Rasos Cemetery
Writer Euzebiusz Słowacki gave voice to his era through prose that bridged cultures.
Tadeusz Wróblewski
1858–1925 (age 67)
Rasos Cemetery
Lawyer and bibliophile whose bequest enriched Vilnius with a major public library.