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Anna Brunovsky

Birth21 Feb 1780 - Gbely, Skalica, Trnava, Slovakia
Death13 Sep 1831 - Gbely, Skalica, Trnava, Slovakia
MotherAnna Vlk
FatherMartin Brunovsky

Born in Gbely, Skalica, Trnava, Slovakia on 21 Feb 1780 to Martin Brunovsky and Anna Vlk. Anna Brunovsky married Martin Koczich and had 9 children. She passed away on 13 Sep 1831 in Gbely, Skalica, Trnava, Slovakia.

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Parents
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Martin Brunovsky
1755 - Unknown
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Anna Vlk
1755 - 1825
Spouse(s)
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Martin Koczich
1775 - 1838
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Josephus Kocik Kocich Kocick
1770 - 1838
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Emeric Koczich Or Kocik
1820 - 1882
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Martin Koczich Or Kocik
1800 - 1858
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Anton Koczich Or Kocik
1802 - 1802
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Catherine Koczich Or Kocik
1810 - 1810
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John Koczich Or Kocik
1808 - 1810
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Elizabeth Koczich Or Kocik
1811 - 1811
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Emeric Koczich Or Kocik
1803 - 1805
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Anna Koczich Or Kocik
1813 - Unknown
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Barbora Kocich
1815 - 1870

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