When Theresia Valdherr was born on 4 August 1803, in Mosonszolnok, Moson, Hungary, her father, Josephus Valther, was 22 and her mother, Theresia Lang, was 32. She married Andreas Unger on 15 February 1824, in Mosonszolnok, Moson, Hungary. They were the parents of at least 2 sons and 3 daughters. She died on 8 January 1887, in Szent-János, Moson, Hungary, at the age of 83, and was buried in Szent-János, Moson, Hungary.
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Hungarian Revolution and the Habsburg Emperor was dethroned but the Habsburg rule was re-established with the help of Russia.
Hungary becomes autonomous partner in Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Of problematic origin. The name seems to have been first used in Spain and Portugal, and, according to tradition, was the name of the wife of St Paulinus of Nola, who spent most of his life in Spain; she was said to have originated (and to have derived her name) from the Greek island of Thēra. However, this story is neither factually nor etymologically confirmed.
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