Ann[a/ie] Tomchik, born February 23, 1864, died in Bethlehem, Pa. October 13, 1943. [family data from Frank Benyo loc cit.] Her obituary (Bethlehem Globe, September 14, 1943) notes that she died in St. Luke's Hospital and that she was "born in Austria." She was a member of Zion Hungarian Lutheran Church, where services were held in Hungarian. Listed are three sons: John and Frank of Bethlehem and Andrew of "Prospect," a place to the east of Bethlehem. Her funeral was at the home of her son Frank, 326 State Street with services at the Zion Hungarian Lutheran Church. Interment at Fountain Hill Cemetery. Anna (Tomchick) Beno was buried on 16 October 1943. ~~~ Obituary summary provided by James S.
Anna (Tomchik) Benyo (1863 - 1943) and husband George Benyo (1859-1923) have been traced to Kecerovske Peklany which is north of Kosice in what is now Slovakia. In 1864, when Anna was born, the area was part of Austria.
The above birthplace could either be listed as Austria (1864) or Kosice, Kosicky, Slovakia (same place in current terms - 2013).
George and Anna were married in Circa 1886 Czechoslovakia (Kosice was part of Czechoslovakia at the time of their marriage.) George and Anna had 3 sons: Andrew, John, and Frank.
I originally had Anna's maiden name as Simsak. April
Anna (Tomchik) Benyo (1863 - 1943) and husband George Benyo (1859-1923) have been traced to Kecerovske Peklany which is north of Kosice in what is now Slovakia. In 1864, when Anna was born, the area was part of Austria.
The above birthplace could either be listed as Austria (1864) or Kosice, Kosicky, Slovakia (same place in current terms - 2013).
George and Anna were married in Circa 1886 Czechoslovakia (Kosice was part of Czechoslovakia at the time of their marriage.) George and Anna had 3 sons: Andrew, John, and Frank.
I originally had Anna's maiden name as Simsak. April
Ann[a/ie] Tomchik, born February 23, 1864, died in Bethlehem, Pa. October 13, 1943. [family data from Frank Benyo loc cit.] Her obituary (Bethlehem Globe, September 14, 1943) notes that she died in St. Luke's Hospital and that she was "born in Austria." She was a member of Zion Hungarian Lutheran Church, where services were held in Hungarian. Listed are three sons: John and Frank of Bethlehem and Andrew of "Prospect," a place to the east of Bethlehem. Her funeral was at the home of her son Frank, 326 State Street with services at the Zion Hungarian Lutheran Church. Interment at Fountain Hill Cemetery. Anna (Tomchick) Beno was buried on 16 October 1943. ~~~ Obituary summary provided by James S.
Anna (Tomchik) Benyo (1863 - 1943) and husband George Benyo (1859-1923) have been traced to Kecerovske Peklany which is north of Kosice in what is now Slovakia. In 1864, when Anna was born, the area was part of Austria.
The above birthplace could either be listed as Austria (1864) or Kosice, Kosicky, Slovakia (same place in current terms - 2013).
George and Anna were married in Circa 1886 Czechoslovakia (Kosice was part of Czechoslovakia at the time of their marriage.) George and Anna had 3 sons: Andrew, John, and Frank.
I originally had Anna's maiden name as Simsak. April
Anna (Tomchik) Benyo (1863 - 1943) and husband George Benyo (1859-1923) have been traced to Kecerovske Peklany which is north of Kosice in what is now Slovakia. In 1864, when Anna was born, the area was part of Austria.
The above birthplace could either be listed as Austria (1864) or Kosice, Kosicky, Slovakia (same place in current terms - 2013).
George and Anna were married in Circa 1886 Czechoslovakia (Kosice was part of Czechoslovakia at the time of their marriage.) George and Anna had 3 sons: Andrew, John, and Frank.
I originally had Anna's maiden name as Simsak. April
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