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Paulus Bauer

Birth31 Oct 1833 - Gamischdorf, Gussing, Burgenland, Austria (Gamisdorf, Vas, Hungary
Death15 Dec 1878 - Gamischdorf, Gussing, Burgenland, Austria (Gamisdorf, Vas, Hungary
MotherKatalin Hánczl
FatherGyörgy Paúr

Born in Gamischdorf, Gussing, Burgenland, Austria (Gamisdorf, Vas, Hungary on 31 Oct 1833 to György Paúr and Katalin Hánczl. Paulus Bauer had 8 children. He passed away on 15 Dec 1878 in Gamischdorf, Gussing, Burgenland, Austria (Gamisdorf, Vas, Hungary.

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Parents
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György Paúr
1790 - 1846
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Katalin Hánczl
1799 - 1867
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Maria Bauer
1871 - 1871
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Maria Bauer
1874 - Unknown
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Stephanus Bauer
1866 - 1868
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Regina Bauer
1863 - Unknown
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Ignatius Bauer
1877 - Unknown
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Stephanus Bauer
1871 - Unknown
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Theresia Bauer
1868 - Unknown
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Joannes Bauer
1876 - 1876

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