George Benyo (1859-1923) and his wife Anna Tomchik Benyo (1863 - 1943) have been traced to Kecerovske Peklany which is north of Kosice in what is now Slovakia.
George Beno was buried on 6 October 1923.
~~~ provided by James.
George and Anna were married in Czechoslovakia and had 3 sons: Andrew, John, and Frank.
Summary of the Obituary of George Beno as provided by James S.:
The obituary for George Benyo (Bethlehem Globe, September 4, 1923) lists him as living at 1327 East Seventh Street. George Beno/Benyo/Banyo died at home.
George Beno married ca. 1886, Ann[a/ie] Tomchik.
Services were to be held at the home after services at the St. John Windish Lutheran Church. (The Church still stands, in very good condition, on Fourth Street in Bethlehem.) Friends in the Slovak Evangelical Union were invited "without further notice." Interment was in Fountain Hill Cemetery. Interment at Fountain Hill Cemetery.
George Beno was buried on 6 October 1923.
~~~ provided by James.
George and Anna were married in Czechoslovakia and had 3 sons: Andrew, John, and Frank.
Summary of the Obituary of George Beno as provided by James S.:
The obituary for George Benyo (Bethlehem Globe, September 4, 1923) lists him as living at 1327 East Seventh Street. George Beno/Benyo/Banyo died at home.
George Beno married ca. 1886, Ann[a/ie] Tomchik.
Services were to be held at the home after services at the St. John Windish Lutheran Church. (The Church still stands, in very good condition, on Fourth Street in Bethlehem.) Friends in the Slovak Evangelical Union were invited "without further notice." Interment was in Fountain Hill Cemetery. Interment at Fountain Hill Cemetery.
George Benyo (1859-1923) and his wife Anna Tomchik Benyo (1863 - 1943) have been traced to Kecerovske Peklany which is north of Kosice in what is now Slovakia.
George Beno was buried on 6 October 1923.
~~~ provided by James.
George and Anna were married in Czechoslovakia and had 3 sons: Andrew, John, and Frank.
Summary of the Obituary of George Beno as provided by James S.:
The obituary for George Benyo (Bethlehem Globe, September 4, 1923) lists him as living at 1327 East Seventh Street. George Beno/Benyo/Banyo died at home.
George Beno married ca. 1886, Ann[a/ie] Tomchik.
Services were to be held at the home after services at the St. John Windish Lutheran Church. (The Church still stands, in very good condition, on Fourth Street in Bethlehem.) Friends in the Slovak Evangelical Union were invited "without further notice." Interment was in Fountain Hill Cemetery. Interment at Fountain Hill Cemetery.
George Beno was buried on 6 October 1923.
~~~ provided by James.
George and Anna were married in Czechoslovakia and had 3 sons: Andrew, John, and Frank.
Summary of the Obituary of George Beno as provided by James S.:
The obituary for George Benyo (Bethlehem Globe, September 4, 1923) lists him as living at 1327 East Seventh Street. George Beno/Benyo/Banyo died at home.
George Beno married ca. 1886, Ann[a/ie] Tomchik.
Services were to be held at the home after services at the St. John Windish Lutheran Church. (The Church still stands, in very good condition, on Fourth Street in Bethlehem.) Friends in the Slovak Evangelical Union were invited "without further notice." Interment was in Fountain Hill Cemetery. Interment at Fountain Hill Cemetery.
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