Dr Jur. Antonio (Jakob) Winkler von Winkler & Maria (Josef) Dwernicki Dwernicka

Family Group Sheet

NameDr Jur. Antonio (Jakob) Winkler von Winkler, GGG Grandfather

Birthca 1801

Death26 Sep 1866, Foltesti, Galatz, Romania

Memo“Aged 65” according to death certificate.

Burial1866-1867, Eternitatea Cemetery, Galatz, Romania

MemoBuried at Foltesti. Reburied in Galatz in 1867 in the Catholic Cemetery ‘Eternitatea’

OccupationAustrian diplomat in Iasi/Jassy ca. 1828. Prussian consul in Moldavia 1841.

OriginItaly. Nationality Austrian.

Note 1Apparently from a Roman Catholic family. His death certificate names his parents as Jacob & Clara Vincler. The Winkler family in Czernowitz were land-owners.

Note 2He appears to have had a cousin Jacob Winkler born c.1808 (m. 1830 Anna Baczko) son of Johannes Winkler & Magdalena Matuszewska.

Note 3Participated in creation of present-day Romania, involved in 1848 Iasi/Jassy revolution. Did his father-in-law influence him to arm Polish refugees in Moldavia and Wallachia fighting Russians occupying Poland (guns supplied by Constantinople).

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FatherJakob (---) Winkler (?-<1866)

MotherClara [Winkler] (?-<1866)

Marriageca 1825, Czernovitch, Bukovina, Moldavia (perhaps)

Married MemoIn 2017 Gabriel Winkler thought they may have been married at “Czernowitz, Bukowina, around 1825, since their daughter Nathalia was born in 1826 in Sadagura, which is near Cernauti.

SpouseMaria (Josef) Dwernicki Dwernicka, GGG Grandmother

Birthca 1806

Deathaft 1870

MemoBut before 1893.

Note 1Her daughter Nathalie’s death certificate establishes her as Maria Dwernika. Philip Argenti says that Nathalie was the ‘petite fille’ of General Count Josef de Dwerniki.

Note 2Her father’s name appears on his grand-daughter Hermina’s birth certificate.

Note 3Maria appears to have been alive at the time of her husband’s death (her death is not recorded on his certificate).

Note 4On her daughter Hermina’s birth certificate she is referred to as “Domina Maria Dwernika”. Maria and her husband were Roman Catholics.

Flags***, Dwerniki

FatherGeneral, Count Josef Dwernicki (1779-1857)

MotherJulianna ‘Julia’ Żukowska (1780-1831)

Children

1 FNathalia (Antonio) Winkler, GG Grandmother

Birth26 Oct 1826, Sadagora, Bukovina, Moldavia (Romania)

MemoAustro-Hungary at the time.

Death24 Jun 1915, Paris 16e, France

Burial26 Jun 1915, Boulogne-Billancourt, Paris, France

MemoShe shares the tomb of her son Ernest Michel Vlasto, in one of the three adjoining Vlasto plots: one empty and the other containing her daughter-in-law Tarsi Vlasto (née Zarifi).

SpouseDimitri (Michael) Vlasto , GG Grandfather (1820-1863)

Marriage5 Feb 1846, Jassy/Iasi, Romania

ChildrenErnest Michel (Dimitri) (1848-1900)

Aglaïa (Dimitri) (1850-1923)

Anton Dimitri (Dimitri) (1858-1942)

2 FEmilia Catharina ‘Emilie’ (Antonio) Winkler, GGG Aunt

Birth6 Nov 1828, Jassy/Iasi, Romania

MemoApprox.

Death1 Jan 1893, 1 Rue Ballu, Paris 9ème, France

MemoAt 7pm.

SpouseHenri Bassereau (?-<1893)

Marriage?