Albert Kenessey

1828–1879 (age 51)

Biography

Albert Kenessey, born in 1828, navigated the seas with bravery as a sailor, embracing the challenges of maritime life with steady resolve. His voyages reflected a sense of duty and belonging to the broader world beyond shore.

Kenessey’s service on the waters honored the long-standing traditions of seafaring, and he leaves a legacy of courage prized by those who share his calling. He is laid to rest at Farkasréti Cemetery, where his maritime spirit is remembered with respect.

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