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Susanna Bokoyni

1879 – 1984

Hungarian circus performer

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Lived 1879 – 1984 (aged 105). Susanna Bokoyni was a circus performer, known for Guinness World Records.

Susanna Bokoyni (24 April 1879 – 24 August 1984), also known as "Princess Susanna", was a Hungarian centenarian and circus performer who was listed in Guinness World Records as the longest-lived dwarf on record. Early life and career Bokoyni was born in Hungary on 24 April 1879. Medical doctors told her family that she would not live past age seven. At age 16, she became a dancer at Budapest's Orpheum Theater. She later toured with Rose's Parisian Midget Follies and Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show where she performed a tightrope act.

Later life and death In 1972, the nonagenarian Bokoyni moved to Newton, New Jersey and settled at the Merriam House Retirement Home. On 24 August 1984, she died at age 105 at Newton Memorial Hospital. She was interred at Glenwood Cemetery in Vernon, New Jersey.

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Who was Susanna Bokoyni?

Hungarian circus performer (1879–1984)

When was Susanna Bokoyni born?

Susanna Bokoyni was born on 24 April 1879 in Hungary.

When did Susanna Bokoyni die?

Susanna Bokoyni died on 24 August 1984 in Newton.

What was Susanna Bokoyni's occupation?

Susanna Bokoyni was a circus performer.

What was Susanna Bokoyni known for?

Susanna Bokoyni was known for Guinness World Records.

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· Wikipedia: Susanna Bokoyni

· Wikidata: Q7648644

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