...from her obituary
Mrs. Brezany, whose maiden name was Harcharik, was born November 2, 1868, in Austria-Hungary, but twenty-four years ago came to the United States, locating in Streator, where she resided continuously thereafter up to the time of her death.
Married in Streator.
Mrs. Brezany was married March 25, 1883, and as a result of that union ten children were born. Only four of them survive, one son being a deaf
Mrs. Brezany, whose maiden name was Harcharik, was born November 2, 1868, in Austria-Hungary, but twenty-four years ago came to the United States, locating in Streator, where she resided continuously thereafter up to the time of her death.
Married in Streator.
Mrs. Brezany was married March 25, 1883, and as a result of that union ten children were born. Only four of them survive, one son being a deaf
...from her obituary
Mrs. Brezany, whose maiden name was Harcharik, was born November 2, 1868, in Austria-Hungary, but twenty-four years ago came to the United States, locating in Streator, where she resided continuously thereafter up to the time of her death.
Married in Streator.
Mrs. Brezany was married March 25, 1883, and as a result of that union ten children were born. Only four of them survive, one son being a deaf
Mrs. Brezany, whose maiden name was Harcharik, was born November 2, 1868, in Austria-Hungary, but twenty-four years ago came to the United States, locating in Streator, where she resided continuously thereafter up to the time of her death.
Married in Streator.
Mrs. Brezany was married March 25, 1883, and as a result of that union ten children were born. Only four of them survive, one son being a deaf
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