Born to Joan (John) Josco/Jasha, master tailor, of was then Nodszentmiklos, & Elizabetha (Adamovits) seamstress, of what was then Komlos, Hungary. They were married at the Serbian Orthodox Church in the fabric district of in what was then Temisvaar, Hungary, now Temisoara, Romania .-- presumably because both families were in the Fabric District Guild.
She married 1st Istvan Mehalovits at NodSzentMiklos (now Sannicolau Mare, Timis, Romania. Married Charles Novak after widowhood & immigration to Chicago, IL.
She married 1st Istvan Mehalovits at NodSzentMiklos (now Sannicolau Mare, Timis, Romania. Married Charles Novak after widowhood & immigration to Chicago, IL.
Born to Joan (John) Josco/Jasha, master tailor, of was then Nodszentmiklos, & Elizabetha (Adamovits) seamstress, of what was then Komlos, Hungary. They were married at the Serbian Orthodox Church in the fabric district of in what was then Temisvaar, Hungary, now Temisoara, Romania .-- presumably because both families were in the Fabric District Guild.
She married 1st Istvan Mehalovits at NodSzentMiklos (now Sannicolau Mare, Timis, Romania. Married Charles Novak after widowhood & immigration to Chicago, IL.
She married 1st Istvan Mehalovits at NodSzentMiklos (now Sannicolau Mare, Timis, Romania. Married Charles Novak after widowhood & immigration to Chicago, IL.
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