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Her exact date of death is sadly unknown. Some Slovakian sources say she died in 1991 due to "lung disease", but the article linked below was published on 3 January 1992. Which means, her final age was at least 110 years, 84 days. |
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| Katarina Cavojova | |
 On her 110th birthday | |
| Birth: | 11 October 1881 Lom nad Rimavicou, Austria-Hungary (now Slovakia) |
| Death: | December 1991 Czechoslovakia (now Slovakia) |
| Age: | 110 years, 62+ days |
| Country: |  SVK
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| Unvalidated | |
Katarina Cavojova [Slovakian: Katarína Čavojová] (11 October 1881 – fl. 3 January 1992) was a Czechoslovakian supercentenarian who is currently unvalidated. She was born and died in present-day Slovakia.
Biography
She was born on 11 October 1881 in the village of Lom nad Rimavicou, then-Austria-Hungary, present-day Slovakia.
Her parents also lived to a long age. She had 6 children with her first husband, but only one son was living after WWII. She lived in Vysna Pokoradz. She moved to the nursing home of Tornala at the age of 100. Her only surviving son who was 83 at the time of her death was living in the same nursing home.
Her exact date of death is sadly unknown. Some Slovakian sources say she died in 1991 due to "lung disease", but the article linked below was published on 3 January 1992. Which means, her final age was at least 110 years, 84 days.