1. Wenceslaus BLAHNIK married Margaretha KARBAN November 27, 1741 in the Parish Kdyne in Western Bohemia.

2. Jacobus BLAHNIK born March 12, 1742/43 in Village Hluboka, Bohemia married Maria KAYSER April 25, 1769 in Church of Nicolaus, Kdyne, Western Bohemia

3. Georgius BLAHNIK born November 01, 1771 Starec #17, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary married Margaretha BLAZEK  (born July 14, 1785 Village Starec No. 12, Bohemia) November 27, 1804 at Parish Kdyne, Bohemia. He died November 26, 1829 Starec #17, Bohemia from tuberculosis.  She died March 16, 1824 in Starec #17, Bohemia also from tuberculosis and was buried in Deanary Churchyard.

4. Georg  BLAHNIK born November 08, 1813  Starec #17, Bohemia married Katerina BLAHA (born April 19, 1814 from Hradiste #17, Bohemia) on February 10, 1834 at the Parish Lsteni, Bohemia.  According to the Official records No 26,683 To Imperial and Royal District Authority!  Permission was, "granted to property owner Georg Blahnik of Starz, District of Neugedein, with his wife Katharina, and their six children Mathias, Jakob, Georg, Josef, Johann and Anna Blahnik for emigration to America,  thus releasing them of the Austrian State Community" dated May 27, 1856.  The family arrived in New York on the Bark Aeoleus our to Breman on September 22, 1856.  Their daughter Anna died on the ship in the passage to America.  No birth records were found for Georg's son, Georg.  But he is listed both here and on ship arrival records.  His birthdate in America was recorded as 1844, but it appears that he was born in 1841 per immigration records. Both George and Katherina died in Algoma, Wisconsin, USA. He January 17, 1894 and Katerina on March 07, 1892.

IMMIGRATION

George, Katerina and their five sons arrived on the ship the Bark Aeolus out of Bremen docking in New York on September 22, 1856.  Francis Blahnik found the reference to this:
Passenger list Bark Aeolus out of Breman. Docked in the port of NY 9/22/1856. Below is from the passenger lists Port of NY Sept 19 - Oct 18, 1856 roll 167 copy #M237
#184 Georg Blahling age 44 from Bohemia to Wiscony
#185 Catharine Blahling, age 40, ditto, wife of above
#186 Mathias Blahling, age 21, ditto
#187 Jacob Blahling, age 19, ditto
#188 George Blahling, age 15, ditto
#189 Joseph Blahling, age 10, ditto
#190 Johann Blahling, age 5, ditto
Photo and description of the ship
Bob Blahnik also found a reference to the arrival in the Leo Baca books.
Note misspellings of the last name and of the State of Wisconsin (Wiscony) George and Katerina had one more son, Anton, born in America in July 20, 1859, a few years after their arrival.

+see record of ship

Emigration Records from Bohemia (Czech) - Research commissioned by Francis L. Blahnik:

GEORG⁴ BLAHNIK  (GEORGIUS³, JACOBUS², WENCESLAUS¹) was born November 08, 1813 in Starec #17, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary (Source: SDA in Plzen, Czech., Book No 8, Parish Kdyne, page 144.), and died January 17, 1894 in Algoma, WI.  He married KATERINA BLAHA February 10, 1834 in Parish Lsteni, Bohemia (Source: SDA in Plzen, Czech., Book 8 of the parish Lsteni, page 2.), daughter of JOHANN BLAHA and ANNA REISCHL.  She was born April 19, 1814 in Hradiste #17, Bohemia, Austria- Hungery (Source: SDA in Plzen, Czech., Book 1 Parish of Lsteni, page 27.), and died March 07, 1892 in Algoma, WI.  Arrived in New York on the Bark Aeoleus out of  Breman on September 22, 1856. Photo and description of the ship.  They came directly to Wisconsin, purchased 80 acres of timberland in Ahnahpee and began clearing.  Later they purchased an addition 240 acres.  The farm stayed in the family of Wenzel Blahnik and was passed down to his son Donald John Blahnik in the early 2000's (George, John, Anton L., Wenzel F. Blahnik 1913-2001).

Blahnik PDF view of actual passenger list  from Ancestry.com  on the Peolas (error - should be Bark Aeolus)departing Bremen, Germany and arriving in New York on Sep 22, 1856. Line 43.  Microfilm serial M237, Roll: M237_167, List number 962. Listed as Blahing or Blahling by the person making out the passenger list.  Ancesty lists it as Blahing while Baca books lists the name as Blahling on Leo Baca Czech Passengers arriving in New York 1847-1869 Vol IV page 19.  Visually George starts on line 184 near the bottom of the page.

Notes for GEORG BLAHNIK: Per Francis L. Blahnik's research: Married by P. Josef Kozich, the vicar, parish Lsteni.  Witnesses Simon Kolac, the witness from Kanice and Johann Muzik, the witness from Kanice Later note: Copy of the birth-certificate was given on 20.4.1856 (was for emmigration purposes) Permission to emmigrate granted May 14, 1856

George Blahnik Nov. 8, 1813-Jan. 17, 1894/Katerina  April 19, 1814-Mar. 07, 1892
(Photo courtesy of Wenzel F. Blahnik)