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UPDATED 3/7//2009

2008 Blahnik Heritage in Kewaunee County Opens!
Paul and Evelyn (Blahnik) Brookhyser of Newport, Ore., donated the property to county officials at a ceremony in August 2005. The park unites two of Kewaunee County's physical assets; the Ahnapee State Trail and the Ahnapee River, providing a place for residents and visitors to enjoy nature in many forms. Blahnik Heritage Park.  The 23 acres of land donated by Wenzel F. Blahnik's daughter, Evelyn and her husband Paul Brookhyser.  Wenzel did a great deal to collect family histories and holding reunions.  He is descended from the Algoma Blahnik John, son of pioneer George (Jiri) Blahnik.

Bob Blahnik continues regularly search obits in the Wisconsin papers and they are updated in the family tree that can be accessed at Family Tree Index

GEDfile index updated with 400 new names since 2007 for a total of 7311 names.

Flag correction per Ludmila Nová http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemia I would have a little correction for your web site: so, the Czech / Bohemian flag looks like this: the red colour is down and the white colour up on the flag (the teachers say to the small children at school this "key": "the blood is falling down, but the peace dove is flying up". -Thanks Ludmila!

 

BLAHNIK FAMILIES FROM BOHEMIA

bullet HOME (Bohemian Flag - now western Czech)
 
bullet Introduction
bullet Origins
bullet American Blahniks
bulletExternal link to  Chod  history
bulletExternal link to Bohemian history & Canadian settlement
bulletExternal link to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemia
bullet Researchers
bullet Czechoslovak Genealogical Society International Web External site
bulletThe many contributors to the Family History
bullet General Map of SW Bohemia

 
bullet Blahnik Family Tree Index -Surname listings for family, pedigree, notes, descendents (7311 Individuals as of 10/17/2008)
Other Czech families: Halada, Halama, Nickasch, Pelnar, Sticka, Vorachek, more

 
bullet American/Canadian Immigrants
bullet Algoma Blahniks
origin Wenceslaus BLAHNIK and Margaretha KARBAN married Nov 27, 1741 Kdyne, Bohem
bullet Francis' Research in Bohemia
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Map of Bohemia

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Starz 17 map - home of George Blahnik

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Starec Records 1838

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Submission of request to emigrate to America

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14 Mai 1856 records

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21 May 1856 records

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27 May 1856 records, permission and passports

bulletPhoto George Blahnik in Algoma, WI
bullet 1876 Plat Map Ahnapee Village (now Algoma, WI)
bullet George's US Citizenship
bullet Children of George and Katerina (Blaha) Blahnik
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MATHIAS (MATJE)5 BLAHNIK, SR., b. January 20, 1835, Village Starec #17, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary; d. Sept 19, 1911, Algoma, WI.

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 JACOB A. BLAHNIK, b. February 01, 1837, Village Starec #17, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary; d. November 11, 1908, Algoma, WI.

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MARIE BLAHNIK, b. January 31, 1840, Village Starec #17, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary (Source: SDA in Plzen Novy Kdyne.); d. October 1840.

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 GEORGE BLAHNIK, b. December 29, 1841, (Village Starec #17?), Bohemia, Austria-Hungary; d. March 31, 1912, Algoma, WI.

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JOSEF BLAHNIK, b. August 19, 1844, Village Starec #17, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary (Source: SDA in Plzen Novy Kdyne.); d. Sep 11, 1844.

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JOSEPH BLAHNIK, b. August 12, 1845, Village Starec #17, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary; d. October 03, 1932, Algoma, WI.

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MARIA BLAHNIK, b. May 06, 1848, Village Starec #17, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary (Source: SDA in Plzen.); d. April 30, 1850.

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JOHN (JOHANN NEPOMUK) BLAHNIK, SR., b. March 13, 1851, Starec #17, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary; d. November 25, 1938, Algoma, WI.

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ANNA BLAHNIK, b. February 12, 1853, Starec #17, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary (Source: SDA in Plzen.); d. 1856, Died on trip to America.

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ANTON BLAHNIK, b. July 20, 1859, Algoma, WI; d. Oct 30, 1907, Algoma, WI.
 

bullet Smrzovice Blahniks
bulletOriginal Ladislav sources on Lee Blahnik's external web page
bullet Blahnik Tree from 1482 (pdf file)
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Josef Blahnik born Jan 25, 1854, Smrzovice, Bohemia; d. 1932 in Michigan.  Arrived in New York from Austria Oct 1869 on the Ship Hansa.  Married Katherine Lipsh.

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Jan (John) Blahnik born November 02, 1856 in Smrzovice, Bohemia; d. 1918 in WI, UA  Married Josephine Vick May 19, 1884 in Menominee, MI

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Vaclav Wenzel (James) Blahnik born October 11/1858, Smrzovice, Bohemia: died Dec 04, 1908 in Oskkosh, WI.  Married Maria Drozeda April 14, 1883 Menominee, MI

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Frantisek (Frank) Blahnik born Jan 29, 1870 Smrzovice, Bohemia; died 1932 USA.

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Katerina Blahnik born Nov 25, 1872 in Bohemia, died USA.  Married Kveton  Lhota

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Anezka (or Anna) Blahnik born June 14, 1875; died USA  m. Josef Koutnik
Birthdate still under investigation.   April 26, 1867 birth for Anna or Anezka?

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Katerina Blahnik September 25, 1806 married Simon Pelnar and came to the USA

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James Halama born 1894 came to the USA and married Marie Vichr. Mother  Barbora

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JAKUB (JAMES)13 BLAHNIK, b. March 21, 1785, Smrzovice,  Bohemia; d. Bohemia.

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JOSEF BLAHNIK, b. Jan 01, 1829, Smrzovice Bohemia; d. Sep 22, 1912, Smrzovice, Bohemia.
 

bullet Other Blahnik Immigrant families In America
bullet Adam Blahnik b. 1836 came to Wisc 1884, married Aloysia (Louise) Spora/Skor/Sopher
bullet Albert J. Blahnik and Anna Mazanec
bullet Antonie Blahnik Ellis Island May 9, 1905 with children Antoine, Filomena , Jacob, Karl
bullet Edward J. Blahnik 04/07/1917-10/29/1976
bullet Franciska Blahnik arrived New York on July 10, 1869
bullet Frankisek (Frank J.) Blahnik Ellis Island on June 27, 1906 to Appleton, WI. Followed by wife Marie and children Anna, Franz, Johann
bullet Franz Blahnik arrived Ellis Island Feb 27, 1906 for Pine City, MN
bullet Joseph and Barbara Blanik arrived New York on April 26, 1869
bullet Joseph and Mary Blahnik died 1831. 1829 Richmond Cem; Washington Co, IA
bullet  Josef Blahnik settled Menomonee County, Michigan
bullet Ludwig (Louis) Blahnik wife Antonia (Antoinette) Barnesh.  Appleton, WI
bullet Marie Blahnik Arrived Ellis Island July 27, 1900
bullet Mathias and Mary Blahnik arrived in New York 5 June 1872 with four children: Kate, Vinzenz, Maria and other name unreadable. 
bullet Mathias Blaneck New York on the Kosmos July 3, 1868 destination Wisconsin
bullet Mathias Blahnik born Bohemia.  Children born Manitowoc Co. starting 1877.
bullet Peter Blahnik Arrived at Ellis Island  1892 going to (Illinois?)
bullet Vencel L. Blahnik
bullet Wenceslaus Blahnik b. 1848 ) married Anna Tic/Ditz-Kewaunee, WI
bullet Wenzel Blahnik b. 1868 Bohemia married Mary Blazek
bullet Wenzel Blahnik son of John Blahnik and Mary (Margaretha?) Nejdl. Manitowoc, WI born about 1850's?
 
bullet Winnipeg Canada Connection
bullet Barbora Blahnik born 1874, immigrated to Winnipeg, Canada, Married Vaclav Halama
bullet Frank Blahnik Born 1875 married Anna (Weselak) Veselak Klatovy,  to Winnipeg. 
 
bullet Courthouse Records (Wisconsin)
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This web page is meant for all members of the Blahnik family and its descendents.  There is a Ged.com which has all connections so far.  There is also information pages about the American Immigrants, History of the family and Blahnik names we have not yet connected to the main tree.  I'm entering the Blahnik names I have located in the County Register of Deeds offices and trying to connect them to the tree as well.  Any assistance with information is greatly appreciated.

If you have more information or corrections please contact Lori Dollevoet  and include your sources.

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