Received this information from Gerald Pokorny who has a Rozhon in his family line. There is no confirmation that this Rozhon is related but because of the proximity to Vystrkov (directly across the river), it's hard to imagine that they aren't related.

The following was found on an Ancestry message board:
Re: ROZHON from Central Bohemia
Author: Keith Thomas
KRThomas@aol.com
Date: 4 Jul 2003 7:03 PM GMT
Surnames: Drabek, Rozhon, Vlna, Fort
Classification: Query
In Reply to: ROZHON from Central Bohemia

I just recieved information from Czech. that I may be related to the Rozhon family.

Jan Rozhon, from Podskali, and his wife Rosalie (last name unknown) had a daughter Marie.

Marie married Josef Drabek b. 1-25-1788 and was from Varvazov and Bukovany. Marie was his second wife. Josef Drabek's parents were Simon Drabek, from Sedlice and Varvazov, and Anna Pecka. Josef Drabek and Marie Rozhon had a son Matej Drabek b. 5-31-1892 he lived in Bukovany, Sedlecko and Pribram. Matej Drabek was married to Barbora Vlna from Sedlecko and had Vaclav Drabek b. 9-8-1883 in Sedlecko. Barbora Vlna's parents were Josef Vlna from Sedlecko and Barbora Fort from Zahorany. Vaclav in my great grandfather. He had several siblings and came to America in 1904 at the age of 21. His father Matej was coal minner and died in a minning accedent.
Does any of this information sound familliar? Do you think there may be a connection with our families? Any information about any of these people would be a great help. Keith Thomas

1. Martin ROZHON, of Podskali b. Abt 1727; d. 15 Jun 1757, Podskali; bur. Technice or Chrastice, Bohemia.
2. Matyas ROZHON, of Podskali b. 2 Feb 1730.
3. Jakub ROZHON, of Podskali b. 24 Mar 1734.
4. Andreas ROZHON, of Podskali b. 30 Nov 1734.