My father's family came from Bohemia in the Czech Republic and our name is Kobylak. In Czech, this literally means, "mare keeper". Does anyone know the history of mare keepers in the role of old European society? I'd be grateful for any information.
Thank you,Vaclav "Wesley" Kobylak.
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