Deaths in the 1910s
16,000+ memorials
Nikolajs Alunāns
1859–1919 (age 60)
Great Cemetery
Nikolajs Alunāns enriched Latvian culture through his expressive compositions.
Roberts Tautmīlis-Bērziņš
1873–1915 (age 42)
Great Cemetery
Roberts Tautmīlis-Bērziņš was an actor who contributed to the development of Latvian theatre.
Alexander Weber
1848–1910 (age 62)
Great Cemetery
Alexander Weber upheld journalistic integrity while faithfully chronicling his times.
Elza Žiglevica
1898–1919 (age 21)
Great Cemetery
Elza Žiglevica was a military personnel who served Latvia during a critical period in the nation's history.
Voldemārs Matvejs
1877–1914 (age 37)
Great Cemetery
Voldemārs Matvejs explored modern forms with a contemplative painter's eye.
Henrijs Visendorfs
1861–1916 (age 55)
Great Cemetery
Henrijs Visendorfs was a merchant who contributed to Latvia's economic development.
Jānis Krauze
1894–1919 (age 25)
Great Cemetery
Jānis Krauze was admired for athletic dedication that inspired his community.
Jēkabs Duburs
1866–1916 (age 50)
Great Cemetery
Jēkabs Duburs was an actor whose performances contributed to the development of Latvian theatre.
Kārlis Neiburgers
1869–1918 (age 49)
Forest Cemetery
Kārlis Neiburgers was an architect whose thoughtful contributions left a quiet yet lasting imprint on the communities h...
Edvards Vulfs
1886–1919 (age 33)
Forest Cemetery
Edvards Vulfs was a writer whose literary works contributed to Latvian cultural life.
Jānis Zālītis
1874–1919 (age 45)
Brothers' Cemetery
Jānis Zālītis was a lawyer guided by integrity who served his community with quiet resolve.
Fricis Roziņš
1870–1919 (age 49)
Brothers' Cemetery
Fricis Roziņš was a politician who served Latvia during a critical period in the nation's development.
Nikolajs Grundmanis
1896–1919 (age 23)
Brothers' Cemetery
Nikolajs Grundmanis was a military officer whose service reflected courage and loyalty to his country.
Andrejs Stūris
1895–1915 (age 20)
Brothers' Cemetery
Andrejs Stūris was a rifleman who served in Latvia's military forces during the struggle for independence.
Jānis Gavenas
1895–1915 (age 20)
Brothers' Cemetery
Jānis Gavenas is remembered with reverence at the Brothers' Cemetery for his part in a generation of resolve.
Jekabs Voldemars Timma
1896–1915 (age 19)
Brothers' Cemetery
Kārlis Barons
1900–1919 (age 19)
Brothers' Cemetery
Kārlis Barons was a military officer whose commitment reflected a deep devotion to his nation’s well-being.
Kārlis Fihtenbergs
1886–1919 (age 33)
Brothers' Cemetery
Kārlis Frikhofs
1889–1917 (age 28)
Brothers' Cemetery
Kārlis Frikhofs was a military officer remembered for his steadfast service during challenging times.
Pauls Sturms
1897–1917 (age 20)
Brothers' Cemetery
Emīls Dārziņš
1875–1910 (age 35)
Mārtiņa cemetery
Emīls Dārziņš was a composer whose poignant music endures as a cherished part of Latvia’s cultural legacy.
Бржеский, Николай Корнилович
1860–1910 (age 50)
Vilnius
Yitzhak Yaakov Rabinovich
1854–1919 (age 65)
Vilnius
Yitzhak Yaakov Rabinovich is remembered for his long-lived leadership and compassionate guidance as a rabbi in Vilnius.
Wincenty Kluczyński
1847–1917 (age 70)
Vilnius Cathedral
Juozas Marma
1837–1913 (age 76)
Griškabūdis
Juozas Marma's life in Griškabūdis reflected a steady devotion to his neighbours and the rhythms of rural life.
Izidorius Römer
1843–1910 (age 67)
Tytuvėnai
Česlovas Sasnauskas
1867–1916 (age 49)
Petrašiūnai Cemetery
His choral compositions remain cherished in Lithuanian liturgical repertoire.
Juozapas Ambraziejus
1855–1915 (age 60)
Rasos Cemetery
Mečislovas Davainis-Silvestraitis
1849–1919 (age 70)
Rasos Cemetery
He was a devoted chronicler of Lithuanian folklore whose work nourished the national spirit.
Bolesław Jałowiecki
1843–1918 (age 75)
Rasos Cemetery
Bolesław Jałowiecki was a Polish-Lithuanian figure who lived during the Russian Empire period and was buried in the Ca...
Michał Węsławski
1849–1917 (age 68)
Rasos Cemetery
He steered Vilnius through modernization with legal acumen and civic compassion.
Augustinas Paškevičius
1843–1914 (age 71)
Rasos Cemetery
Amelia Oskierka
d. 1916
Rasos Cemetery
Amelia Oskierka is remembered for her generous hospitality and steady support of her community.
Czesław Bomba
d. 1919
Rasos Cemetery
Nicander (Molchanov)
1852–1910 (age 58)
Orthodox Church of the Holy Spirit, Vilnius
Archbishop Nicander tempered pastoral care with cultural sensitivity as he guided the faithful of Vilnius.
Ivan Trutnev
1827–1912 (age 85)
Euphrosyne Cemetery in Vilnius
Котович, Иоанн Антонович
1839–1911 (age 72)
Euphrosyne Cemetery in Vilnius
Afrikan Sidorovich Shanin (1839-1911) was a Russian figure from Perm Governorate buried at Yegoshikha Cemetery.
Katarzyna O’Brien de Lacy
d. 1910
Rasos Cemetery
Ivan Łuckievič
1881–1919 (age 38)
Rasos Cemetery
Ivan Łuckievič (1881-1919) was a Belarusian figure from Šiauliai who was buried at New Cemetery in Zakopane.
Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis
1875–1911 (age 36)
Rasos Cemetery
Józef Bałzukiewicz
1867–1915 (age 48)
Rasos Cemetery
His paintings, rich with Lithuanian light, continue to speak to viewers.
Antoni Wiwulski
1877–1919 (age 42)
Rasos Cemetery
Józef Montwiłł
1850–1911 (age 61)
Rasos Cemetery
A visionary philanthropist, he helped shape Vilnius's cultural and social institutions.
Romuald Kobecki
1823–1911 (age 88)
Trakai
Gabrielius Landsbergis-Žemkalnis
1852–1916 (age 64)
Rasos Cemetery
Gabrielius Landsbergis-Žemkalnis advanced Lithuanian literature and cultural self-awareness through his writings and pu...
Ludwika Jamant
1836–1914 (age 78)
Rasos Cemetery
Aleksander Oskierka
1830–1911 (age 81)
Rasos Cemetery
Aleksander Oskierka used his opinion journalism to provoke thoughtful debate on the social and national questions of his...
Emma Dmochowska
1864–1919 (age 55)
Rasos Cemetery
Jan Kurczewski
1854–1916 (age 62)
Rasos Cemetery
Jan Kurczewski shed light on Lithuania's past through meticulous study and a commitment to historical truth.
Bolesław Michał Rusiecki
1824–1913 (age 89)
Bernardine Cemetery