Cecilia Szobránci
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Research Cecilia Szobránci (26 Oct 1926 - 3 Mar 2006), who lived during the Roaring Twenties through this comprehensive BillionGraves GPS Headstones record from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Find their grave at Melbourne General Cemetery with GPS location. Explore headstone photos, biographical details, and related family records.
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ÁLDÁS HAMVAIDON SZÍVÜNKBEN ÖRÖKKÉ ÉLSZ / ÁLDÁS HAMVAIDON SZÍVÜNKBEN ÖRÖKKÉ ÉLSZ / IN LOVING MEMORY OF LOVING WIFE OF SANDOR CHERISHED MOTHER OF MARIKA SZÍVÜKBEN ÉLSZ, Loving wife of Sandor, cherished mother of Marika Szivükben élsz, ÁLDÁS HAMVAIDON /SZÍVÜNKBEN ÉLSZ
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