The Czech Genealogy Page!

                  

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My research is focused most strongly on Czechs and Moravians and their descendants in the 17th, 18th, 19th, and 20th Century, particularly those whose families immigrated to Texas in the 19th Century.

The GEDCOM that can be accessed below as an HTML file contains more than 9,500 individuals. About 3,000 of them have Czech or Moravian surnames (about 400 of which are still living in the Czech Republic), and many are European royalty and early American settlers. The database also links European royalty to Biblical individuals back to Adam and Eve (using material from the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles).

Here are some links for those researching

Czech or Moravian lines:

Texas Czech Genealogy Publishing Group (Free Texas Vital Records, Pamatnik Photo Album and much more!).

Czech Genealogical Research Services.

Texas Czech Genealogical Society Homepage.

Czech Heritage Society of Texas Homepage.

Czech Genealogical Data (My GEDCOM in HTML format).

Genealogical Research in the Czech Republic.

A COMPREHENSIVE List of Czech and Moravian Genealogy WWW Pages.

Czech Ancestor Locator (find others researching your Czech/Moravian lines).

Gene Stark's Genealogy Page (including information on GED2HTML).

English/Czech Czech/English Dictionary on the Web.

Czech Government WWW Page.

Czech Info Center.

2002 Czech Republic Telephone/Address Directories.

2002 Slovak Republic Telephone/Address Directories.

Photographs of Some of My Family.

Operation Daybreak - An excellent WWII true story about the persecution of the Czechs by Nazi Germany.
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Click on the envelope below to send your comments and suggestions to pjjanis@czechgenealogy.org

Address snail mail to:

Patrick J. Janiš, The Czech Genealogy Page,

2402 Terrace Ave., Victoria, Texas 77901  USA

This page was created on December 14, 1995 and last modified on January 14, 2002

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