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Description
This area project is for FTDNA clients who can trace their ancestors to what is now the Czechia (Czech Republic). To join the project, please complete the Join Request form on the project page. To join the project we require the tester's DNA results be posted by/to FTDNA and the tester's Czech lineage data.
Requirements
A Geographic Project connects individuals who believe their direct line comes from a specific location. The Dual Geographic Projects are for individuals who order an mtDNA or Y-DNA test. Either their direct maternal line (mother's mother's mother's...) or direct paternal line (father's father's father's...) originates from this area.
Surnames In This Project
Anhaiser, Autrata, Baca, Balvin, Bartl, Barton, Bartos, Baumruk, Benes, Beran, Berger, Beznoska, Bina, Bis, Blah(o)us, Blaha, Blahnik, Bohemia, Boucek, Brabec, Bradac, Bravenec, Brtnik, Budig, Budin, Bultas, Bures, Buresh, Bys, Cejka, Cepela, Cerv, Chaloupecky, Chalupeczky, Charbula, Charvat, Chladek, Chmelik, Chromy, Cwach, Czech, Darilek, Divin, Divitschek, Dohnal, Dolezel, Domazlicky, Draxlir, Drha, Dubina, Dufek, Dvorak, Dvorky, Elmer, Ermis, Fojtasek, Fojtik, Foytik, Frankl, Frantik, Freschl, Frohner, Fuksa, Fuxa, Gaas, Giessel, Goblirsch, Hahnl, Hajek, Hajic, Hajny, Halepska, Hamack, Hanush, Hare, Hartzel, Hasper, Havel, Hawlina, Hejhall, Hejnal, Herbeck, Herman, Hersh, Hohnl, Holec, Hollas, Hosna, Hovorka, Hrbek, Hrdina, Hrncir, Hrncirik, Hronek, Hrouda, Huha, Hunke, Hurta, Hynek, Janca, Janis, Jansa, Jelen, Jelinek, Jez, Jilek, Jursik, Kaas, Kalbac, Kaspar, Keclik, Kessler, Kladivo, Klouzal, Klusak, Kluvanek, Knizek, Knopf, Kobza, Kocur, Kocurek, Kohout, Kolar, Kopecky, Kopietz, Kopsa, Korican, Kortan, Kovar, Kovarik, Kracha, Kremlick(a), Krenek, Kreyche, Krisko(Krska), Kriz, Krizensky, Krueger, Krupa, Krupicka, Kubat, Kubec, Kubicek, Kubik, Kubin, Kucera, Kulhanek, Kunc, Kunz, Lacina, Lamac, Lederer, Lewitus, Lokay, Loss, Macek, Macha, Machacek, Machaczek, Machala, Makousky, Makovsky, Malecek, Malek, Martinek, Maruna, Maruska, Mastera, Meydrech, Michalke, Mikulik, Minar, Minarik, Mixan, Mizaur, Mlady, Mlejnek, Moravia, Moticka, Mucha, Muller, Musil, Nachtigal, Nemec, Nemecek, Nesrsta, Nesvadbik, Novak, Novotny, Nowak, Opava, Palat, Paroubek, Pashah, Pashak, Pavek, Pavelka, Pavlicek, Pavlish, Pecenka, Pecinovsky, Pecka, Pehoushek, Pekarek, Pfeifer, Picha, Pilar, Pilz, Plasches, Plzak, Pokorny, Polak, Polizek, Potach, Prasek, Prihoda, Prochazka, Prohaska, Prokop, Prokupec, Pytr, Rambousek, Ratay, Reznicek, Riedel, Riha, Rochen, Roder, Roeder, Rohan, Rosol, Roushar, Rumisek, Rusnak, Rybar, Samek, Samz, Sassmann, Schiel, Schmidt, Schneider, Schonfelner, Schritter, Schwabik, Sekanina, Semik, Shavlik, Sikora/Sykora, Simon, Sivan, Skrdlant, Slansky, Slovacek, Smetana, Smischny, Smisek, Soldat, Soltys, Soucek, Soukop, Spacek, Sprosty, Spulak, Stary, Stauber, Stehlik, Stransky, Strnada, Strunka, Studnicka, Suchy, Sugarek, Sulak, Sulc, Svec, Svehlak, Svoboda, Swatos/Swatosh, Tatyrek, Tepera, Thondel, Thugut, Toviah, Trinka, Trnka, Tuma, Turicek, Tusa, Tusha, Tusl, Tutzek, Uhlik, Urban, Vaca, Vacek, Vala, Valcik, Valek, Vanek, Vasko, Vasut, Vavrik, Veselka, Vita, Vojta, Vojtek, Voldan, Volesky, Vondrak, Vosoba, Vostrcil, Vujtek, Walcik, Warschak, Washecheck, Wenzel, Wohletz, Wolf(e), Yursik, Zabortsky, Zahorik, Zahradnicek, Zajicek, Zatopek, Zeleny, Zemanek, Zima, Zlatnik