In this outline the Roman numeral indicates the generation from Josef and Jon. Where no surname is listed then it is Vyborny, Wyborny or Wyborney. How the Jon line adopted the W spelling is unknown as that letter is not in the Czech alphabet. When Joseph enlisted in the Union army in 1861 he signed his name Vyborny. When John, Henry and Charles enlisted in 1863 each signed his name Wyborny.
How the letter e came into the Henry family is unknown. In the history of the 4th Iowa Cavalry both John and Charles are listed as Wyborney. When Josephine, Henry's wife, died in 1917 her grave was marked Wyborny. When Henry died in 1928 his was marked Wyborney.
2nd Edition 1981
A- Preface
B-
Jon Vyborny[Jan](*1811) - Anna Ruzicka -
brief biography (cv) [2 pages]
C-
ii-1 Joseph(*3-4-1839) -
cv[1pag.] + trees of
his descendants[8p.] +
cv of Nancy Williams his
wife
D-
ii-2 John(*1841) -
cv[1p.] + trees[24p.] +
cv of Mary Heiny
his wife and the family[1p.]
E-
ii-3 Henry..Vaclav(*10-17-1841) -
cv[3p.] + trees[42p.] +
cv of Josephine
Pokorny his wife[1p.]
F-
ii-4 Charles(*1844) -
cv[1p.]
G-
ii-5 Frank(*5-20-1847) -
cv[1p.] + trees[30p.] +
cv of
Anna and Katherine Bohach his wives
H-
ii-6 Bradek..Vratislav(*8-28-1853) -
cv[1p.] + trees[1p.]
I-
ii-7 Milton..Miloslav -
[1p]
J-
Josef(*1828) -
cv[1p.] + trees[10p.]
K-
The Vyborny Family of Chicago - trees[3p.]
L- Some of those who
helped - [1p.]
Last updated: Jun 13, 2000
