Marianna was also called Mary in numerous documents. Marianna died of a ruptured appendix and peritonitis.
Although Marianna's birthplace is listed as Germany, Germany at that time included Prussia and the Poland of today. It is thought that Marianna's native language was Polish, as her husband Adam's native language was Polish.
Although Marianna's birthplace is listed as Germany, Germany at that time included Prussia and the Poland of today. It is thought that Marianna's native language was Polish, as her husband Adam's native language was Polish.
Marianna was also called Mary in numerous documents. Marianna died of a ruptured appendix and peritonitis.
Although Marianna's birthplace is listed as Germany, Germany at that time included Prussia and the Poland of today. It is thought that Marianna's native language was Polish, as her husband Adam's native language was Polish.
Although Marianna's birthplace is listed as Germany, Germany at that time included Prussia and the Poland of today. It is thought that Marianna's native language was Polish, as her husband Adam's native language was Polish.
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