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Eva Eichinger

Birth28 MAR 1806 - Ratkovo, Bacs-Bodrog Megye, Hungary
Death15 JAN 1881 - Hodschag, Batschka, Austria-Hungary
MotherAnna Baumle
FatherJohann Eichinger

Born in Ratkovo, Bacs-Bodrog Megye, Hungary on 28 MAR 1806 to Johann Eichinger and Anna Baumle. Eva Eichinger married Jakob Pinkard and had 4 children. She passed away on 15 JAN 1881 in Hodschag, Batschka, Austria-Hungary.

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Parents
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Johann Eichinger
1781 - 1824
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Anna Baumle
1786 - 1899
Spouse(s)
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Jakob Pinkard
Unknown - Unknown
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Anton Wacker
Unknown - Unknown
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Johann Kavelly
1799 - 1827
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Joannis Kundl
1800 - Unknown
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Johann Kundl
1800 - 1853
Children Show all
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Magdalena Kavelly
1827 - Unknown
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Johann Kavelly
1823 - 1897
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Anna Maria Pinkhard
1832 - 1881
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Anna Kundl
1843 - Unknown

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