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Valeria Hajosy-Hnath 1922

Valeria Hajosy- Hnath was born to Rozalia Hajosy and Paul Hajosy. They married Andrew Hnath, and had a child Andrew A Hnath. Valeria Hnath died in 1922 in Union City, Hudson County, New Jersey United States.

Valeria Hajosy- Hnath

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1922

Union City, Hudson County, New Jersey, United States

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Not an only child. Had multiple sisters
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Austro-Hungary
1922

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1922

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Flu

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Union City, Hudson County, New Jersey United States
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Valeria Hajosy-Hnath lived 75 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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