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N Vanoni + Sophie Petter

No children
Marriage: about 1850
Death: 1883 — München, Oberbayern, Bayern, Germany
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N Vanoni
–1883
Death: 1883 — München, Oberbayern, Bayern, Germany
Birth: May 10, 1827 45 28
Marriage: about 1850
Death: January 19, 1903 — Innsbruck, Tirol, Austria
Burial: January 20, 1903 — Innsbruck, Tirol, Austria
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Sophie Petter
1827–1903
Birth: May 10, 1827 45 28
Death: January 19, 1903 — Innsbruck, Tirol, Austria
Birth: May 28, 1781
Marriage:
Occupation: KreiS.A.ptmann in Bozen
Death: December 23, 1834
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Dr. Oktavian Anton Petter
1781–1834
Birth: May 28, 1781
Death: December 23, 1834
Birth: May 18, 1798 31 28
Marriage:
Death: February 27, 1835
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Therese von Anreiter
1798–1835
Birth: May 18, 1798 31 28
Death: February 27, 1835

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Marriage about 1850

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