- Aloysia; Polish:
Maria Augusta Nepomucena Antonia Franciszka Ksaweria Alojzia) of
Saxony (21 June 1782 – 14
March 1863) was
Princess of Saxony. Between...
- needed] Aloisia: German, Italian,
Spanish Aloisie:
Czech Alojza:
Polish Alojzia: Hungarian,
Slovak Alojzija:
Slovene Heloísa:
Portuguese Labhaoise: Irish...
- Mihalovicsné Lengyel,
Alojzia (2011). "Sátoraljaújhely a századfordulók értékeinek vonzásában". Zempléni Múzsa: 27. Mihalovicsné Lengyel,
Alojzia (2011). "Sátoraljaújhely...
- Portuguese: Luísa,
Luiza Romanian:
Luiza Serbian: Луиз (Luiz) Slovak:
Alojzia Slovene:
Alojzija Spanish: Luisa, Luisana, Luisel, Luisina,
Luisita Swedish:...
- Sergius, Zdravomil, Kordula, Korduľa, Pribislava, Saloma, Saloména,
Solomia Alojzia, Žitomír Kvetoslava, Aretas, Cvetan, Gilbert, Harold, Herald, Krasomil...
-
nobility before 1848. They had two daughters, Irma (born 1866) and Anna
Alojzia (born 1870). Kamermayer's great-great-great-grandson is
politician Antal...
- who
married to
Count Sámuel
Teleki (1792–1857) János IV
married Countess Alojzia Forgách de
Ghymes et Gács (born 1810). They had
several children. The oldest...
-
married at
Gyuleviz Castle (Zsira) on 1 June 1929 to
Princess Mária Róza
Alojzia Alexa Paulina Esterházy de Galántha (Eisenstadt/Kis-Marton, 25 January...
- (1847-1925),
daughter of
Count István
Bolza (1817-1880) and his wife,
Countess Alojzia Vay de Vaja et
Luskod (124-1849). They had six children: István Csáky (1867–1892):...
- He
married very late to
Alojzia Horváth with
which he had
three children. One of the sons of Imre
Farkas de
Boldogfa and
Alojzia Horváth was József Farkas...
