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• Subject: BULIK CONNECTION
  Posted by:MARI JO BEBIAK <MJB48867@MSN.COM> on Tue, 04 Jul 2006, in response to bulik, posted by nova on Sun, 09 Apr 2006
  My grandmother came from Slovakia to the U.S. in 1906 and married my grandfather Josef Bebiak in 1908. My grandmother's maiden name was Bulik and she was the daughter of Joszef and Katarina Bulik. Any connections out there?
  
  • Subject: Bulik from Slovakia
    Posted by:Lana <lanapresov@hotmail.com> on Thu, 08 Nov 2007, in response to BULIK CONNECTION, posted by MARI JO BEBIAK on Tue, 04 Jul 2006
    Bulik is a Ukrainian name.
    Now, I don't know which generation it might be, that came to Slovakia and settled down there a long time ago. But, it could date well before the 1900. My parents were born in a small village near Stara Lubovna called Jarabina (where they still speak the ukrainian dialect). My parents then got married and moved to a city called Presov. I was born there :). There are still plenty Bulik's around somewhere there, and now here in the USA, I see. :)

    I do not know any Katarina and Josef Bulik. :(

    
    

    • Subject: Bulik
      Posted by:Ken Bulik <kenbulik@comcast.net> on Sat, 12 Jan 2008, in response to Bulik from Slovakia, posted by Lana on Thu, 08 Nov 2007
      I was told that my paternal grandparents, Mary & Joseph Bulik were Slovack - at the time part of Czech. Through research I found Bulik families were located in the southern part of Czech and northern Hungary. My best guess/limited educated guess that my grandparents came from a small town in northern Hungary. Anyone else who has info, please forward to me - thanks!

      Ken
      

• Subject: Bulik
  Posted by:Percival <Red_rp@yahoo.com> on Wed, 18 Feb 2009, in response to bulik, posted by nova on Sun, 09 Apr 2006
  From what part of leyte or samar?
  

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