Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
Peake - Stiles - Person Sheet
NameMiklos (Nicholas) MOLNAR 
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103BirthSep 23, 190314
DeathJun 1979, Lennox Hill, New York, NY14
Burial1979, Riverside Cemetery, Saddlebrook, NJ
OccupationChemical Engineer in NJ
EducationCooper Union 1926, MS in Chemical Engineering-NY Univ. 1940, Fordham Univ.
FatherJacob MULLER (MOLNAR) (1869-1948)
MotherLina (Lenke) KLEIN (1875-1958)
Misc. Notes
Emigrated to US in 1921.
SSN 064-18-6395, NY14
Traveled back to Hungary with Alice and Tommy to visit parents and brother Gyula, and bring them back to the US.
Founder and chairman of Fine Organics, Inc., producer of chemical that began in WWII and mergwered with the Hexcel Corp.
Founded Molnar Laboratories in 1927 with his brother Julius. Disssolved in 1960.
Lived in Manhattan.
SSN 064-18-6395, NY14
Traveled back to Hungary with Alice and Tommy to visit parents and brother Gyula, and bring them back to the US.
Founder and chairman of Fine Organics, Inc., producer of chemical that began in WWII and mergwered with the Hexcel Corp.
Founded Molnar Laboratories in 1927 with his brother Julius. Disssolved in 1960.
Lived in Manhattan.
Spouses
BirthJan 1909, Ungvar, Hungary103
Death1995
Burial1995, Riverside Cemetery, Saddlebrook, NJ
FatherHerman FENYVES (1870-1940)
MotherIlona (Eleanor) STARK (1882-1962)
Misc. Notes
Married a chemist who owned or worked for a large pharmaceutical company in New Jersey. Well off. Was Alexander’s favorite. Traveled abroad.105
She was a cousin to Munci, Bela Stark’s second wife.103
Ungvar was, at that time, part of Hungary, and thus, of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The Empire was on the losing side in the 1st World War, so a piece of Hungary that included Ungvar, was given to Czechoslovakia [other pieces were given to othe countries]. So, when the Fenyves family left Ungvar, they were on Czech passports. After WW II the borders were shifted around again, so that Ungvar was in Ukraine, and is now called Uzhgorod.
She was a cousin to Munci, Bela Stark’s second wife.103
Ungvar was, at that time, part of Hungary, and thus, of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The Empire was on the losing side in the 1st World War, so a piece of Hungary that included Ungvar, was given to Czechoslovakia [other pieces were given to othe countries]. So, when the Fenyves family left Ungvar, they were on Czech passports. After WW II the borders were shifted around again, so that Ungvar was in Ukraine, and is now called Uzhgorod.
Marriage1930103
ChildrenThomas Edward (Tom) (1933-)
Richard Allen (1939-)