Richard Adolf Zsigmondy - Ancestry

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Zsigmondy
Richard Zsigmondy,

Vienna (A) 1862–Göttingen (D) 1929

scientist, Nobel Prize Winner in chemistry 1925
Father:
Adolf Zsigmondy
Pressburg/ Pozsony, (HUN) 1816–
Vienna (A) 1880
Grandfather:
Sámuel Zsigmondy
Pilis, (HUN) 1788–
1833 Pressburg/ Pozsony (HUN)
Great-grandfather:
G. Zsigmondy
Körmöcbánya (HUN) 1748-Pilis (HUN) 1799)
Great-great-grandfather:
J. Zsigmondy
Bártfa (HUN) ca 1700
-Körmöcbánya(HUN) 1765)
Great-great-grandmother:
Zsuzsanna Kossovits
Besztercebánya (HUN) ?
-Lónyabánya(HUN) 1790)
Great-grandmother:
Judit Polereczky
Alberti (Now Albertirsa) (HUN) 1756–
1833 Pressburg/Pozsony (HUN)
Grandmother:
F. Fábry

1793 Pressburg/ Pozsony (HUN)–
1868 Pressburg/Pozsony (HUN)
grandmothers father:
István Fábry
Hrussó (HUN) 1751 – Pressburg/ Pozsony (HUN) 1817
grandmothers mother:
Terézia Bayer
Mother:
Irma von Szakmáry
Mártonvásár (HUN) 1835
Vienna 1900
Mothers father:
N.N. von Szakmáry
(1818–
1888)
Mothers grandfather :
N.N. von Szakmáry
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