Adomas Bitė
About Adomas Bitė
Lived 1836 – 1884 (aged 47–48). Adomas Bitė was a Lithuanian and French.
Adomas Bitė (; 1836–1884) was a participant of the January Uprising and a peasant. Bitė first language was Samogitian dialect of Lithuanian, he wasn't able to speak Polish but knew and read in Lithuanian and had only a very basic knowledge of mathematics. He was active in the Veterans' Association. He learned to speak Polish and French. He lived on Sainte-Catherine-d'Enfer no 4.
On 29 December 1878, he married Lucille Le Prieur, daughter of Louis Jean and Louise Francoise Vivier. Died on 9 January 1884 in Poitiers.
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Who was Adomas Bitė?
(1836–1884)
When was Adomas Bitė born?
Adomas Bitė was born in 1836 in Belazariškis.
When did Adomas Bitė die?
Adomas Bitė died in 1884 in Paris.
What nationality was Adomas Bitė?
Adomas Bitė was Lithuanian and French.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Adomas Bitė. https://biography.guide/adomas-bite/
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