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Mary Barbara <I>Bialas</I> Callaway

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Mary Barbara Bialas Callaway

Birth
Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey, USA
Death
5 Mar 2003 (aged 88)
Saint Pauls, Robeson County, North Carolina, USA
Burial
North Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey, USA Add to Map
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Mary Barbara Bialas Callaway was a very kind and giving woman.
She was born in the city of Perth Amboy, New Jersey.

Her parents were John Bialas and Pauline Froncek Bialas, who are buried in Keasbey, NJ. Her parents immigrated from Poland/Austria before Mary was born. See Ellis Island Records.
She grew up in Perth Amboy, and South Amboy.
Her siblings that are deceased are: Hattie Bialas Nowicki, Frances Bialas Nowicki, Joseph Bailes.
She has one living brother.

She married George Callaway and they lived in several towns (New Brunswick, NJ, North Brunswick, NJ etc. before they finally settled down in Milltown, New Jersey. She has two children who are still living.

She worked for Personal Products in Milltown, NJ as a secretary and she also worked for many years with her brother Jospeph Bailes (he changed his name)on his farm and market.



Mary Barbara Bialas Callaway was a very kind and giving woman.
She was born in the city of Perth Amboy, New Jersey.

Her parents were John Bialas and Pauline Froncek Bialas, who are buried in Keasbey, NJ. Her parents immigrated from Poland/Austria before Mary was born. See Ellis Island Records.
She grew up in Perth Amboy, and South Amboy.
Her siblings that are deceased are: Hattie Bialas Nowicki, Frances Bialas Nowicki, Joseph Bailes.
She has one living brother.

She married George Callaway and they lived in several towns (New Brunswick, NJ, North Brunswick, NJ etc. before they finally settled down in Milltown, New Jersey. She has two children who are still living.

She worked for Personal Products in Milltown, NJ as a secretary and she also worked for many years with her brother Jospeph Bailes (he changed his name)on his farm and market.




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