Pesek Family History & Genealogy

Pesko was found in near locality but other town - in Modra written that it was Pescheck also.
I found historical information about Pesek:
Pesek na Korlatovom/Kotlatovom Kameni was one of captain of army of Jan Jiskra or bratrici. army corresponding with Bratislava circa 1430. The mean of the word Pesek in Czech language could be the pawn from chess, or the soldier, most simple soldier who walks on foots. In Czech is this word today Pesec and in Slovak Pesiak and it sounds such concerning my good knowledge of these langauges and their variations in different areas. Exist also families Pesikove of Komarov /Pesikove z Komarova/ old Czech vladycka family, Pesik /Petr/,
coat of arms of this family is armour leg on the red coat of arms, crown on the helmet, feathers on the helmet and armour leg. first ancestors of this family is Bohuslav,
then brothers Bohuslav, Stepanek and Bohunek, v second half of 14. century,
Pesik is in 15th century family surname,
Pesik, son of Kunat, was faithful and close to king Vladislav
1509 castle Valdek
brother Jan was hejtman of the castle Brno
2 branches: sons of Kunat-Jan, Vaclav, Petr and Jindrich, leaved to Jan Komarov and gained Pribram, Valdek and Jince, which they then dealed. Kunata descendant, died in Hungary in the fight with Turks,
Jan Kurias 1588 in Palestina,
1622 Peter lost all property and served in Sas army,
Jan Litvin of the last branch 1658,
Sebestian judged for took part on the status rebelly, his brother Kristof departed from Czech,
1635 died Krystof,
Karel P. of K. 1712 died in Prague,
related with Malovci z Chynova, Cetenskymi z Cetne, Kokorovci z Kokorova.
To coat of arms story: that ancestors was captured together with his prince and smithed for leg. He decided to sacrifice for his lord and he cut himself his leg, he released the bond and helped to prince to the abb. He later delivered him and gave him the coat of arms with cut armour leg.

Family Pasko, can be from Pesik /up on page is what does it mean/ or it can be derived from other words with other meaning, more possibilites with it, see Pasa in Czech and Slovak as hypotesis, Paskove had other coat of arms, in the blue coat of arms with ostrich with horseshoe in the beak:
Jan z Vratu called Pasek:
1491 came to Prague and studied here and 1491 became bacalar and 2 years later magister of free art, 1496 dekan, 1504 knight and got predikat of Vrat
Paskove of Vrat /Paskove z Vratu/,

my genealogy
Frantisek Dugovic +Frantiska b. Peskova
20.1.1884-15.8.1959 30.5.1885-5.7.1971
/daughters Sidonia and Veronika, Veronika died without children and single/
Sidonia Faixova b. Dugovicova + Anton Faix
8.12.1906-17.11.1987 10.6.1903-18.10.1977
Aurelia Gruberova b. Faixova + Rudolf Gruber
Z. Gruberova+M. Bartos
Ruprechta-Eva Bartosova /more see page surname Bartos on AncientFaces, other surnames are there mentioned also more information/

Senkvice history to genealogy:
Senkvice are in Slovakia, maybe 20-30 km from Bratislava.
1964 was created Senkvice from Velke and Male Canikovce. Name of village was different and I do not write whole history. 1256 for example Chanuk.
1557-58 came to Velke /Great/ Canikovce 83 families from Kostajnica - Croatia to the place of abolished village Canik. Mikulas Banic lead them there on the invitation of Illeshazys.
1615 it was town, today I think it is village.
To Male /Little/ Canikovce came 8 families 1597 from Sisak.
This comming was I suppose well after the battle at Mohac 1526 when Turks settled Croatia. So end of surnames -ic are of Croatian origin usualy says here.
Sidonia Dugovicova took care for health care, embroidering and vineyards.