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Franziska Butterer

Birth1 March 1829 - Csatalja, Bacs Bodrog, Hungary
DeathBef Nov 1873 - Stanischitsch also called Örszállás, Hungary
MotherGertrude Wagner
FatherWendelin Butterer

Born in Csatalja, Bacs Bodrog, Hungary on 1 March 1829 to Wendelin Butterer and Gertrude Wagner. Franziska Butterer married Wendelin Stertz and had 9 children. She passed away on Bef Nov 1873 in Stanischitsch also called Örszállás, Hungary.

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Parents
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Wendelin Butterer
1800 - 1832
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Gertrude Wagner
1802 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Wendelin Stertz
1824 - Unknown
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Vendelinus Stertz
Unknown - Unknown
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Wendelin Stertz
1851 - Unknown
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Adam Stertz
1848 - Unknown
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Magdalena Stertz
1852 - Unknown
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Wendelin Stertz
1863 - Unknown
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Wendelin Stertz
1856 - Unknown
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Magdalena Stertz
1861 - Unknown
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Magdalena Stertz
1855 - Unknown
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Melchior Stertz
1854 - Unknown
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Johann Stertz
1849 - Unknown

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