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Roy at 03:25, 28 August 2023

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	# engage in public affairs of New Knin		# engage in public affairs of New Knin

	=== Third ~~Generation~~: Jan and Maria ===		=== Third generation: Jan and Maria ===
	Jan Brichacek (26 November 1858)		Jan Brichacek (26 November 1858)

Roy at 03:24, 28 August 2023

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 After that Thomas and Anna had 4 more children:
-* Václav (* 7 September 1820)
+* Václav (* 7 September 1820) He taught himself. He married Anna Votypková on 15 February 1847, they lived in Nový Knin No. 43 and had six children. After his wife's death (she died at the age of 52 at Christmas 1879), he remarried to Alzbeta, who was seventeen years younger. He didn't have another child with her. He died on February 8, 1894 in Nový Knina. He did not leave behind a male descendant.
-* Marie (* 9 October 1823)
+* Marie (* 9 October 1823) Nothing further is known.
-* Josef (* 28 November 1825)
+* Josef (* 28 November 1825) Butcher in Nový Kniná No. 50. He married Anna Hrachovcová. However, he died very soon on January 13, 1866 at the age of 40. He left three children behind.
 * [[Briki History#Second generation: Jan and Anna|Jan]] (* 31 March 1828) – our ancestor
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 Children (sons):
-* Jan (born 1858 - our ancestor)
+* [[Briki History#Third generation: Jan and Maria|Jan]] (born 1858 - our ancestor)
-* František (born 1860)
+* František (born 1860) Nothing further is known
 * Antonín (born 1865)
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 # to assure the future of his 3 (living) sons
 # engage in public affairs of New Knin
 = Our Family from England =

Roy at 08:40, 27 August 2023

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	* Karel (born 1870 - but died as a child in 1873)		* Karel (born 1870 - but died as a child in 1873)

	'''CHILDHOOD'''		'''JAN'S CHILDHOOD'''

	Jan was born on 31 March 1828 on a sheepfold in Starý Knín (house number 16) – the youngest child of the shepherd master Tomáš Břicháček and his wife Anna Břicháčková		Jan was born on 31 March 1828 on a sheepfold in Starý Knín (house number 16) – the youngest child of the shepherd master Tomáš Břicháček and his wife Anna Břicháčková

Roy at 08:37, 27 August 2023

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	Later the landlord (Knights of the Cross with the Red Star) sent Thomas to their another sheephold in Mokrsko, where Thomas became Master Shepherd. In 1816 (12 October) Thomas and Anna had their first child there – daughter Anna.		Later the landlord (Knights of the Cross with the Red Star) sent Thomas to their another sheephold in Mokrsko, where Thomas became Master Shepherd. In 1816 (12 October) Thomas and Anna had their first child there – daughter Anna.

	~~'''~~Sometime in late 1816 or in early 1817, Thomas and Anna with their little daughter Anna moved from Mokrsko to Starý Knín (Old Knin) to ~~local sheepfold, which also belonged to Knights of the Cross with the Red Star.'''~~		Sometime in late 1816 or in early 1817, Thomas and Anna with their little daughter Anna moved from Mokrsko to Starý Knín (Old Knin) to [https://www.google.com/maps/search/49.7897383N,+14.2735611E?sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjQhK-f_8ruAhX2CRAIHYsnD94Q8gEwAHoECAIQAQ local sheepfold,] which also belonged to Knights of the Cross with the Red Star.

	~~The sheepfold stood here:~~ [https://www.google.com/maps/search/49.7897383N,+14.2735611E?sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjQhK-f_8ruAhX2CRAIHYsnD94Q8gEwAHoECAIQAQ ~~49.7897383N~~, 14.~~2735611E]~~

	Thomas was Master Shepherd of the local landlord till his death in 1829. The family lived in the sheepfold area till then.		Thomas was Master Shepherd of the local landlord till his death in 1829. The family lived in the sheepfold area till then.

Roy at 08:34, 27 August 2023

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	On 26 November 1858 the first son was born there – it was Jan, our ancestor (your father´s grandfather)		On 26 November 1858 the first son was born there – it was Jan, our ancestor (your father´s grandfather)

	Jan is in the metrics registered as ~~„cattle dealer“~~ or ~~„dealer“~~ in these years – but perhaps he also started to help and learn in the butchery.		Jan is in the metrics registered as "cattle dealer" or "dealer" in these years – but perhaps he also started to help and learn in the butchery.

	In 1865 in one metric he is described for the first time as ~~“butcher~~ master”		In 1865 in one metric he is described for the first time as "butcher master”

	On 15 June 1860 second son was born – František (still in the house No. 8)		On 15 June 1860 second son was born – František (still in the house No. 8)

Roy at 08:33, 27 August 2023

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	'''THOMAS DEATH'''		'''THOMAS DEATH'''

	Thomas died on 9 November 1829 – the cause of – it seems – a kind of accident (fall from a high place)		Thomas died on 9 November 1829, the cause of it seems to be a kind of accident while working (fall from a high place)

	'''AFTER THOMAS’S DEATH'''		'''AFTER THOMAS’S DEATH'''
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	'''Jan Břicháček''' (31 March 1828, Starý Knín – 16 February 1899, Nový Knín)		'''Jan Břicháček''' (31 March 1828, Starý Knín – 16 February 1899, Nový Knín)

	'''Anna Břicháčková,''' née Nevařilová (21 April 1829, Sedlčany – 21 April 1891, Nový Knín)		'''Anna Břicháčková,''' née Nevařilová (21 April 1829, [https://www.google.com/maps/place/264+01+Sedl%C4%8Dany,+Czechia/@49.6566032,14.35655,13z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x470b7a57c79140e1:0x400af0f6615d2f0!8m2!3d49.6605765!4d14.4266438!16zL20vMGMydGJt?entry=ttu Sedlčany] – 21 April 1891, Nový Knín)

	Butcher and Innkeeper, an important personality of Nový Knín		Butcher and Innkeeper, an important personality of Nový Knín
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	'''JAN AS A YOUNG MAN'''		'''JAN AS A YOUNG MAN'''

	Jan lived with ~~her~~ mother and siblings in the house no 50. In the second half of 1840s his brother Josef opened an butchery and inn in the house. We can suppose that Jan helped in the business.		Jan lived with his mother and siblings in the house no 50. In the second half of 1840s his brother Josef opened a butchery and inn in the house. We can suppose that Jan helped in the business.

	It seems that originaly he studied to be a miller. The marriage certificate hints this – it is written there that he was mill helper (companion) (junior miller). But we do not know more about this.		It seems that originaly he studied to be a miller. The marriage certificate hints this – it is written there that he was mill helper (companion) (junior miller). But we do not know more about this.
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	'''JAN AND ANNA – FIRST YEARS TOGETHER'''		'''JAN AND ANNA – FIRST YEARS TOGETHER'''

	We do not know how Jan and Anna got to know each other.		We do not know how Jan and Anna got to know each other but presumably as they both lived in Nový Knín, they would have met around town.

	Anyway, sometimes in early 1858 Anna became pregnant. It was necesary to arrange marriage soon. The wedding took place on 30 June 1858 in Nový Knín church (St. Nicolaus). After the wedding they moved to Anna´s parents to the house no. 8. They lived there several years.		Anyway, sometimes in early 1858 Anna became pregnant. It was necesary to arrange marriage soon. The wedding took place on 30 June 1858 in Nový Knín church (St. Nicolaus). After the wedding they moved to Anna´s parents to the house no. 8. They lived there several years.

Roy at 08:26, 27 August 2023

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	* Josef (* 28 November 1825)		* Josef (* 28 November 1825)

	* [[~~Second_generation~~:~~_Jan_and_Anna~~\|Jan]] (* 31 March 1828) – our ancestor		* [[Briki History#Second generation: Jan and Anna\|Jan]] (* 31 March 1828) – our ancestor

	'''FAMILY PROGRESS IN 1820s'''		'''FAMILY PROGRESS IN 1820s'''

Roy at 08:24, 27 August 2023

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	* Josef (* 28 November 1825)		* Josef (* 28 November 1825)

	* [Second_generation:_Jan_and_Anna Jan] (* 31 March 1828) – our ancestor		* [[Second_generation:_Jan_and_Anna\|Jan]] (* 31 March 1828) – our ancestor

	'''FAMILY PROGRESS IN 1820s'''		'''FAMILY PROGRESS IN 1820s'''

Roy at 08:22, 27 August 2023

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	* Josef (* 28 November 1825)		* Josef (* 28 November 1825)

	* ~~'''~~Jan (* 31 March 1828) –~~'''~~ our ancestor		* [Second_generation:_Jan_and_Anna Jan] (* 31 March 1828) – our ancestor

	'''FAMILY PROGRESS IN 1820s'''		'''FAMILY PROGRESS IN 1820s'''

Roy at 08:13, 27 August 2023

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	Butcher and Innkeeper, an important personality of Nový Knín		Butcher and Innkeeper, an important personality of Nový Knín

	~~Marriage:~~ 30 June 1858, Nový Knín		Jan and Anna got married on 30 June 1858 in [https://www.google.com/maps/place/262+03+Nov%C3%BD+Kn%C3%ADn,+Czechia/@49.7728075,14.2387891,13z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x470b75c2c3e19e27:0x400af0f66158de0!8m2!3d49.7880079!4d14.293561!16s%2Fm%2F03cxxcb?entry=ttu Nový Knín]

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	Jan spent the first months of his life in a sheepfold area, but the death of his father brought a turning point in his life. Let us recall that the father died as a result of an accident on 9 November 1829. The mother then moved with her children to Nový Knín, house no. 50 -which, as we said last time, Tomáš Břicháček (who was probably quite rich) bought sometime in the 1820s.		Jan spent the first months of his life in a sheepfold area, but the death of his father brought a turning point in his life. Let us recall that the father died as a result of an accident on 9 November 1829. The mother then moved with her children to Nový Knín, house no. 50 -which, as we said last time, Tomáš Břicháček (who was probably quite rich) bought sometime in the 1820s.

	This moment marked a radical turning point in family history. The ancient shepherd tradition was broken. Little ~~John~~ and his brothers, although their father's mother's blood was circulating in the shepherd's blood, parted ways with this craft, and none of them ever pursued it again.		This moment marked a radical turning point in family history. The ancient shepherd tradition was broken. Little Jan and his brothers, although their father's and mother's blood was circulating with the shepherd's blood, parted ways with this craft, and none of them ever pursued it again.

	So Jan spent his childhood with his mother and siblings in house no. 50 in Nový Knín. The family probably did not suffer in need. They could lean on the property that ~~teh~~ father had amassed. They rented part of the house no. 50 to a tenant and also probably their fields provided livelihoods.		So Jan spent his childhood with his mother and siblings in house no. 50 in Nový Knín. The family probably did not suffer in need. They could lean on the property that their father had amassed. They rented part of the house no. 50 to a tenant and also probably their fields provided livelihoods.

	He attended the basic school in Novy Knin probably between 1834 and 1840.		He attended the basic school in Novy Knin probably between 1834 and 1840.