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     He married Ruth E. Hammel.

     She married Earl H. Blood.

     Jan was born circa 1640 at Borovnice, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria. He married Anna (--?--), circa 1662 at Borovnice, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.¹ Jan died before 1689 at Borovnice, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.¹

     Anna was born circa 1643 at Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.¹ She married Jan Buchta, circa 1662 at Borovnice, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.² Anna died at Borovnice, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.

     Anna Buchtová was born on 31 May 1663 at Borovnice, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.¹ She was the daughter of Jan Buchta and Anna (--?--). She married Jiří Buřval, son of Jan Buřval and Solomena Rybářová, on 29 September 1686 at Jimramov, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.²

     Jan Buřval was born in 1627 at Trhonice, Polička, Bohemia, Austria.^1,2 He was the son of Mikuláš Buřval and Marta (--?--). He married Solomena Rybářová, daughter of Jan Rybáře, on 14 August 1653 at Polička, Polička, Bohemia, Austria.³
     Jan's occupation: Farmer (Sedlák.)
Biography of Jan Buřval:
The earliest record of Jan Buřval is the 1653 marriage contract of Jan, son of Mikuláš Buřval of Sedliště to Salomena, daughter of Jan Rybáře. According to the contract, the Rybáře family had moved to Sedlište in 1639 where they agreed to purchase a farm owned by the Sedliesky family. Jan Rybáře likely agreed to pay so much a year until the purchase price was met and then he would own the farm. About 1653, Salomena’s father became ill and died on a trip to Moravia leaving Salomena as his heir. As the farm had not been fully paid for, Salomena was forbidden to marry. Thus, the marriage contract was about Jan assuming a debt of 25 kopecs on the farm in order to marry Salomena and become owner of the farm. Payment was guaranteed by Jan’s Uncle Jiři Buřval and Prokop Křižů, Mayor of Korouhev. He lived in 1651 at Sedliště, Polička, Bohemia, Austria.⁴

     Jiří was born circa 1660 at Sedliště, Polička, Bohemia, Austria.¹ He was the son of Jan Buřval and Solomena Rybářová. He married Anna Buchtová, daughter of Jan Buchta and Anna (--?--), on 29 September 1686 at Jimramov, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.²

     Martin Buřval was christened on 13 March 1690 at Borovnice, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.¹ He was the son of Jiří Buřval and Anna Buchtová. He married Anna Tesárková, daughter of Jan Tesárka, on 22 January 1713 at Jimramov, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.² He married Anna Kopeckýho, daughter of Matěje Kopecký, on 28 April 1738 at Jimramov, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.³

     Anna was born circa 1693 at Jimramov, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria. She was the daughter of Jan Tesárka. She married Martin Buřval, son of Jiří Buřval and Anna Buchtová, on 22 January 1713 at Jimramov, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.¹

     Jan was born circa 1673 at Jimramov, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.¹ Jan died before 1713 at Jimramov, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.

     Václav was born circa 1700 at Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria. He married Anna (--?--).¹ Václav died at Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.

     Anna was born circa 1700 at Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria. She married Václav Slavíčka.¹ Anna died at Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.

     Alžběta Slavíčková was christened on 22 January 1725 at Novy Jimramov, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.¹ She was the daughter of Václav Slavíčka and Anna (--?--). She married Matěj Buřval, son of Martin Buřval and Anna Tesárková, on 17 July 1744 at Novy Jimramov, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.²

     Matěj Buřval was christened on 7 February 1719 at Borovnice, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.¹ He was the son of Martin Buřval and Anna Tesárková. He married Alžběta Slavíčková, daughter of Václav Slavíčka and Anna (--?--), on 17 July 1744 at Novy Jimramov, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.²
     Matěj's occupation: Tailor.

     František Buřval was christened on 15 September 1752 at Široké Pole, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.¹ He was the son of Matěj Buřval and Alžběta Slavíčková. He married Anna Schaffrová, daughter of František Schaffer and Ludmila (--?--), on 19 May 1777 at Široké Pole 6, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.² He died on 2 March 1837 at Široké Pole 6, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria, at age 84.³
     František's occupation: Cottager.

     František was born circa 1737 at Jimramov, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.¹ He married Ludmila (--?--).¹

     Anna Schaffrová was christened on 25 July 1755 at Jimramov Paseky 7, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.¹ She was the daughter of František Schaffer and Ludmila (--?--). She married František Buřval, son of Matěj Buřval and Alžběta Slavíčková, on 19 May 1777 at Široké Pole 6, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.² She died on 18 July 1842 at Široké Pole 6, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria, at age 86.³

     Jan Buřval was christened on 3 March 1793 at Široké Pole 6, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.¹ He was the son of František Buřval and Anna Schaffrová. He married Anna Bukáčková, daughter of Jakub Bukáček and Alžbeta Stambersková, on 26 January 1818 at Vříšť 20, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.² Jan died at Vříšť, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.
     Jan's occupation: Carpenter.

     Jakub was born circa 1755 at Vříšť, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria. He was the son of Šimon Bukáček and Marina Havliková. He married Alžbeta Stambersková, daughter of František Stambersková, on 4 February 1781 at Vříšť 16, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.¹

     Anna was born in 1790 at Vříšť, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria. She was the daughter of Jakub Bukáček and Alžbeta Stambersková. She married Jan Buřval, son of František Buřval and Anna Schaffrová, on 26 January 1818 at Vříšť 20, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.¹ Anna died on 31 January 1858 at Vříšť 20, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.²

     Josef was born on 3 January 1819 at Vříšť 20, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.¹ He was the son of Jan Buřval and Anna Bukáčková. He married Kateřina Anna Mertová, daughter of Matěj Merta and Kateřina Sigmundová, on 27 June 1842 at Vříšť 20, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria.² Josef died on 22 March 1886 at Líšná, Neustadtl, Moravia, Austria, at age 67.³
     Biography of Josef Buřval:
Josef was born in Vrist and worked as a “Hammernik” at one of the trip hammer mills in Vrist or Lisna most all his life. Josef's death record lists his cause of death as "seslost vekem" translated as decrepitude. He is listed as having died at house number 1 in Lisna, which is the center of town and is now the town community center. He is also described as "vdovec a podruh ve dvore v Lisne". This translates to "a widower and a sojourner in the yard in Lisna”, which suggests that he may have died while visiting town. Josef's occupation: Trip Hammer Mill Operator.