Mogilno vital records

Mogilno Name Index Vital records 1870s

Mogilno vital records.

These vital records are from place Mogilno (Magilno), Igumen district page.

Marriages

Year	Month	Family Name(s)
1880	February	Paukov(?) from Slutsk and Kravets from Stolbtsy
1881		No marriages this year
1883		No marriages this year
1884	July	Khol../Khom.. from Uzda
1884	October	Zaichik from Novogrudok
1885	February	Vilenchik from Slutsk & Bernshtein
1885	May	...shtein from Nesvizh - spouse from Ko..
1885	September	Bernshtein from Uzda - Lutnik/Lupnik/Lu..ik
1885	September	Khazkievich from Koydanovo & Gornshtein from Uzda

Deaths

Year	Month	Family Name(s)
1873	January	Epshtein
1873	March	Bornshtein/Borinshtein
1874	May	Berenshtein from Sverzhen/Ovorshln(?)
1874	November	Za...
1875	December	Berinshtein (2)
1875	December	Kagan from Kletsk
1875	December	Kaplan
1877	February	Berinshtein
1877	February	Kaplan
1877	February	Per[chik]
1879	January	Berenshtein
1879	December	Lukin/Lunin
1880	March	Berenshtein
1880	March	Gerchska/Turska (?)

David-Gorodok population statistics

David-Gorodok Name Index Statistics 1816-1910

This information about Jewish population in David-Gorodok was collected from various genealogical records namely, censuses and vital records
.

Census data

Year	Males	Females	Total	Notes
August 10, 1816	197	231	428	main census
December 1816	n/a	n/a	n/a	add. census, 32 families
December 1816	n/a	n/a	26	per absentees list
June 28, 1818	32	22	54	add. census, 33 families

Births

Year	Males	Females	Total
1874	41	19	60
1875	49	29	78
1879	40	21	61
1881	85	51	136
1882	44	17	61
1883	46	30	76
1884	54	26	80
1885	57	32	89
1886	68	33	99
1887	83	35	118
1888	76	45	121
1889	74	41	115
1890	64	25	89
1891	69	30	99
1892	87	73	160
1893	82	66	148
1894	101	102	203
1896	110	104	214
1897	102	103	206
1898	103	95	198
1900	114	83	197
1902	114	79	193
1903	93	82	175
1904	90	60	150
1905	90	69	132
1906	88	59	147
1907	85	65	150
1908	87	47	134
1908	75	55	130
1909	75	55	130
1910	74	58	132

Deaths

Year	Males	Females	Total
1874	16	10	26
1875	35	23	58
1879	26	19	45
1881	27	31	58
1882	56	55	111
1883	25	31	56
1884	35	20	55
1885	27	15	42
1886	36	51	87
1887	39	41	80
1888	31	25	56
1889	35	34	69
1890	57	36	93
1891	35	29	64
1892	51	34	85

Marriages

Year	Marriages	Divorces
1874	11	0
1875	16	no data
1879	14	0
1882	26	3
1883	26	2
1884	31	no data
1885	24	2
1886	32	no data
1887	39	0
1888	35	4
1889	31	5
1890	10	3
1891	21	2
1892	35	3

Uman bourgeois in May 1858 part 2

Uman Name Index Census 1858

This is the main census from town Uman, Uman, which took place on May 22, 1858.

This portion covers bourgeois whose last names start with letters from L to Z.

The numbers indicate how many families shared the same famly name

Family name	Notes
Laionskiy/Libonskiy
Landa
Larisman/Lirisman
Lavut
Lazels
Leiderman (2)	one widow with family
Lekhkovod/[Legkovod]
Lekhtser/Lekhtsier (2)	two widows with family
Lemberskiy	one became merchant in 1850, another in the army
Lement
Lerner
Levenberg	converted in 1855
Levenshtein	widow with family. One moved to bourgeois class in 1857
Liberchuk
Liberman
Linetskiy
Lion/Len/Lun	family moved from merchants to bourgeois
Lipis	family fled since 1852
Lipovetskiy (4)	widow with family
Lisinskiy
Listengurtin/Listingurtin (2)	on brother left (?) in 1876, another in unknown absence. One family became farmers in Podolia governorate in 1855
Litman
Litovskiy	widow
Litvak (3)	two widows
Livshits (3)	one in the army. widow with family, one in the army
Lobokhos
Loigzalts/Loygzalts (2)
Loigzam
Loitershtein (2)	this family separated from brother in 1851. One family separated from two other brothers in 1856
Lopatny	related: Pridolaiko
Lubarskiy
Lvovskiy	widow with family
Lybis/[Libis] (?)
Lyp/Lip
Magirevskiy/[Mogilevskiy?]	father and son returned from fleeing in 1858
Magnit
Malamud (4)	widow with daughter. One in the army
Markhovskiy
Markman	one in the army
Mendelekhis/Mengelekhis
Mesenzhnikov	widow
Meshov/Moshkovich	widow with family. Related: Rybak
Mogilevskiy (6)	two widows
Mogolevskiy (4)	one widow with family
Moizes/Moyzes	left to Talnoe in 1851
Moldetskiy
Molodetskiy (2)	family fled in 1851
Monastirskiy (2)	one widow with family
Morevutskiy	one in the army
Motolevskiy
Muchnik (2)	two widows with family
Muravskiy
Mutelman/Mitelman
Nagiy	widow with daughter
Nastashevskiy	widow with family
Nemerovskiy (2)	widow with family
Nikolaevskiy (2)	left in 1879. One fled in 1851
Nudelman (2)
Nusinovich
Oleynik[ov]
Ostashevskiy (2)	one widow with family
Oyzerovich	widow with family
Partigul	one in the army. Related: Tsirkas (Chirkas)
Pasternak/Posternak (2)	one in the army
Penkovskiy/Pen'kovskiiy
Perednik[ov] (2)	family returned from fleeing in 1858. One widow with family, one son left in 1882
Perelman (2)
Perepletchik (2)	this family separated from relatives in 1851. Widow with family. This family was previously separated from nephew.
Perkel
Perlev	widow with family
Pisarovskiy	widow with family, one son moved to Podolia governorate in 1881
Pochasa
Polanskiy	widow with family
Polkovnitser
Polonskiy (3)	three widows with family
Pombok	widow with family, one nephew moved to Talnoe
Popik (2)
Portnoy (3)
Primazon/Primizon
Pritik[ov]	widow
Probko
Pshenichnyi
Psiarovskiy/Psyarovskiy (4)	one widow with family
Pukman (2)	one widow with family
Puzis
Rabiner
Rabinovich (3)	one family moved to Sarno, Lipovets district in 1850
Radzikhovskiy
Rapaport/Rapoport (2)
Ratiner	widow with family, one in the army
Reider
Reznik
Roisenberg/[Rosenberg] (2)	one fled, family separated from relatives in 1852. One family separated from brother in 1852.
Roisenshlak
Roitenberg/Roitenbarg (2)
Roitman (4)	related: Berlin
Roizelman/[Roselman]	one in the army
Roizenfeld/[Rosenfeld] (2)	one widow with family
Roizinshlak
Rokhbarg
Rososhok
Rudeinkiy/Rudeynkiy
Rybak (5)	two families separated from brother in 1851
Rymer
Safr	widow Safrov with family
Safra	widow
Salamakha
Salizon	widow with family, one in unknown absence
Sandler (3)	one widow, one son in the army
Serebrennik (4)	widow with children
Shapira (3)
Sharfman (2)
Sharogrodskiy	widow with family
Shatnyi
Shekhtman
Sherman (2)
Shimanovich
Shinder
Shishkovskiy
Shlakman
Shnaiderman	widow with family
Shnitkreimer
Shor
Shpigluz	widow with family
Shteiselbein
Shterenshtein
Shtilman (2)
Shtof	widow
Shtofblot
Shtolmaister
Shtul	this family separated from older brother in 1851
Shtulman	widow with family, one in the army
Shturman (2)	widow with family. One family became farmers in Balta district in 1855
Shul'	separated from brother's family in 1851
Shvartskroin (2)
Shvartsman (4)
Sidletskiy
Sikoravyi/Sikorovyi	family separated from nephew in 1852. One family separated from relatives in 1852
Sirota	widow with family
Slovenko	one in unknown absence
Smolyanskiy	one in the army
Sokolovskiy/Sokholovskiy (2)	one in the army
Solodchenko
Solodukhov	widow with family
Sologub
Sorokotun
Spektor (3)
Spivak	one moved to Talnoe
Spornyi	widow with family
Stanislavskiy (2)	one in the army
Strinkovskiy
Strizhevskiy (3)	one widow with family
Sula/Sul[ov]	two widows with families
Sula	nephew returned from fleeing in 1858
Tabachnik (3)	one in the army
Talmud[ov]	widow with family
Tansker
Tarasuk
Tekucher
Teperman
Teplik
Teplitskiiy-Kagan	father moved to Talnoe in 1880
Teplitskiy/Tepletskiy (8)	one family became farmers in Kherson governorte in 1855 three widows with families, two in the army
Tigaev	widow with family. One son married into Beigelman family. Two nephews left to Zvenigorodka as 3rd guild merchants in 1851
Tilman	one in the army, related: Spektor
Tishler/Tyshler	widow
Todrisovich
Todshtein	widow with family
Tokar
Tokarskiy	one in the army. Related: Kholostyi
Tokman
Tolstonog (3)
Tolyanker/Talianker (2)	one a.k.a. Kovalskiy. another family: females only
Tonkanogoy	widow with family
Torchinskiy
Tornos
Torokorg
Tovbenova	widow with family
Traiber
Traiberg/Trayber
Traibman	widow
Traitman	widow with family
Treiboch	widow with family
Tridman (2)	one widow with daughter
Troianker/Troyanker (2)	widow with family, this family separated from nephew in 1851. Another family separated from relatives in 1850
Trubnik
Tsigilman
Tsimbelman
Tsoyman/Tsoiman
Tsuker
Tsymel'/Tsymes
Tulchinskiy (3)
Tyagay/Tiagaev	widow with family
Tykar/Tikar
Tyshelman/Tytelman
Tyshler/Tishler (2)
Umanskiy
Unknown/Gimelev	widow with a family
Unknown/Murleev/Murgeev -[Shmurl's?)	widow with family
Unknown/Ziskin	widow with family
Vainberg	widow
Vainsheinker (2)	widow with family
Vaintrub
Vaisberg
Vaser
Vatmakher
Vatnik
Vaysburg/Vaisburg	one in the army
Vekselman (7)	two widows with family
Vekslyar (2)	related: Zalport
Vernik	widow with family
Vernikov
Verzub
Vinitsky	widow with family
Vismid
Vitivskiy
Volerman
Volfer[ov]	widow with family
Volochka
Voloshin (8)	one in the army
Vornovatyi (2)	widow with family
Vorona
Vortman
Voskoboynik (2)	widow with family
Vul/Vul'	newcomers since 1856
Yakhnis	widow with family. Related: Zaidel
Yampolskiy (2)	widow with daughter
Yanovskiy
Yelin
Yentes
Yoirish (2)
Yurkovskiy	widow
Zagika/Zaika	widow
Zaichik/Zaychik (3)	hired in the army two sons left in 1879
Zaidman
Zaks (2)	one son moved to Podolia gov. in 1881
Zalport	one son married (to Vekslyar), one son fled.
Zalyapannyi/Zaliapannyi
Zamokhovskiy (5)	one a.k.a. Kalison, widow with family, one in the army
Zaslavskiy
Zbarskiy (3)	family fled in 1851
Zdorovyak (2)	widow
Zeluk
Zemlyanker	related: Sirota
Zheikler/Teykler
Zholkever	widow with daughter
Zilberman	widow
Zinkfeidor	widow with family
Zitserman (2)
Zolotar
Zomb
Zupnik

Uman bourgeois in May 1858 part 1

Uman Name Index Census 1858

This is the main census from town Uman, Uman, which took place on May 22, 1858.

This portion covers bourgeois whose last names start with letters from A to K.

The numbers indicate how many families shared the same famly name

Family name	Notes
Akhenblit/Arenblit	converted in 1852
Akhinboim
Alender	came in 1857
Almun	one in the army
Altman (3)
Apteikar (2)	twwo widows with families
Apteikman/[Aptekman]
Arbatailo/Arbataylo
Aronovich or Unknown/Aronovich
Avadievich/Avad'evich
Babanskiy/Babinskiy (3)	two widows with family
Babich (2)	one family were merchants, became bourgeois in 1856. Another family is widow with family.
Balakerskiy	family moved to place Sarno, Lipovets dist.
Balan (4)	two widows with family, two families separated from relatives in 1853.
Barinboim (2)	one in the army
Barskiy (3)
Ba'yan/Bazian
Begelf/Begeler	widow with family
Beigelman	related: Tigai (son-in-law joined this family in 1858)
Bekerman
Belaygrod
Benekhis	one son with family excluded from merchants in 1852
Benison	widow with family
Berdvais/Berdvays
Berelman
Berenshtein (4)
Bergelson (2)
Bergzalts
Berlin (3)	one son married to Roitman
Bertlev	widow
Bilak
Bileinkiy/[Belenkiy] (4)	family moved from bourgeois to farmers in Balta district in 1855. One widow with family
Blaitloin/Blatloin	one widow with family, one family of newcomers
Blitshtein	widow with family
Bogoslavskiy
Bondar	widow with family
Brailovskiy (4)	one son fled in 1855, one in the army
Bratslavskiy
Breiterman
Britveman
Brodiretskiy
Brodskiy (7)	one father a.k.a. Volfovich one son left to place Sarno, Lipovets district in 1851 Part of one family became merchants in 1852
Bronshtein (2)	widow. One father is known as Korkh
Brymbrik
Bubis
Budnik	widow with family
Bugdanis
Bum
Burnos[ov]	widow with family
Burshtein
Chaikovskiy/Chaykovskiy (2)
Chakatun	widow with family
Cherespovskiy
Chernovitskiy/Cherpovitskiy
Chigilnitskiy	one in the army
Chikinovskiy
Chorneynkiy/[Chornenkiy]
Chornyi	one in the army
Daichman (4)	1 widow with family
Daiman	widow with family
Danivetskiy/Anivetskiy (2)
Dantsker (3)	one widow
Dashevskiy (2)	one widow with daughter
Desyatnik (3)
Dishelman
Divgun/Davlu
Dobrokhod	widow with family
Donskoy/Dontskoy	one in the army
Dorfman
Dorts	one in the army
Dovgonos
Drobna	widow
Drobnyi (2)	two in the army
Druboch[ev]	widow with a family
Drutman
Dubinskiy (2)
Dudnik (5)	one fled in 1851, one widow with family
Dukelskiy/Dukolskiy (5)	three fathers are also known as Grosman.
Dukhovnyi
Dulman
Durman
Dyshelman/[Dishelman] (2)
Eigel/Eygel
Elfan	widow with family
Elin
Elunetskiy/Eshchnetskiy	son sent to army by community
Erdpakh
Esterman	one in the army
Etlis
Fainshtein (2)	one widow with family
Farber
Fedmand
Feferman
Feilanb	family moved to Odessa as merchants in 1858.
Feldman (2)
Figelman (3)	one widow with family
Fingir(?)at/Fingirbat	one in the army
Finiber (2)
Firer
Fishbein
Fisher	widow
Fleishman (4)	two widows, one person fled in 1853
Fongeshberg	widow
Fover
Fraiman/Frayman
Fraivokh/Frayvokh
Freinkel
Fridiner
Fridman (5)	one son left to Podolia gov.
Frinkel
Furman
Galperin	widow with family
Garkhovskiy	wiodow
Gartshtein
Geilman/[Gelman] (2)	one family with only females
Gekdyshman/Gekdishman
Gelfenbein/Golfenbein (8)	one widow with family -one family separated from relatives in 1851 One family became farmers in Kherson governorte in 1856. One family separated from uncle in 1851. Two widows with family. One grandson in the army, one son left in 1879. One family separated from relatives in 1853.
Gendelman	fled in 1851
Gerenshtein (8)	widow with family, one son in the army
Gershberg	one son excluded from 3rd guild merchants in 1855
Gershman	son in the army
Giter	one in the army
Gitman
Givertsblat/Givertsblit
Gluzman	one brother also known as Mizhiretskiy
Gnypman/Gnepman	widow with family
Godlis	widow with family
Godlya/Godlia (2)
Godlya/Unknown	widow with family
Godovich	widow with family
Goikhshtein	one son previously fled, returned in 1858
Gokhman	widow
Goldenberg (2)	this family became farmers in Podolia goernorate in 1856, widow with family
Goldenvaizer
Goldman	widow with family
Goldshtein
Gomberg (3)	one in the army
Gondelman	family became farmers in 1857, one son in the army.
Gopshtein
Gorbelina
Goren
Gorkhovskiy (2)
Gormakh
Gorodetskiy	widow with family. This family were merchants who became bourgeois in 1856.
Goterbiturer
Goykhman	one in unknown absence
Granat/Granot	widow with family
Granovskiy (7)	husband was sent to arestant's baracks, wife in unknown absence since 1857 Two widows, one with family. One familyh left to Podolia gov. in 1875
Gribiluk	widow
Grinberg (5)	One widow. Two families separated from brother in 1851 One of these families fled in 1853.
Grinfeld
Grober
Grober
Grodzevskiy/Grodzovskiy (7)	one in the army -separated from brother's family in 1853. widow with family. One family was separated from brother in 1857.
Grosman
Grychanik/Grichanik
Gudysblat/Gudisblat
Gukelman
Gurman
Gurovich
Gururin/Gurugin
Interman	widow
Kagan/Kogon/Kogan (9	added from kantonists of Tomsk governorate to Uman bourgeois in 1851. One family (Kogan) became farmers in Balta district in 1855
Kaptsenuk	one son fled in 1852, another in unknown absence in 1856. Related: Tilman
Karachunskiy (2)	Both families moved from merchant class to bourgeois in 1852. One widow with family.
Kaziner
Keilerman	widow
Keilman
Keiserman	both sons are studying in Zhitomir-Rovno school
Kemelman (2)
Kern
Kersman	one son recorded under separate number (family) in 1857
Keselman
Keserman
Khais	separated from relatives, Sakhorov in 1852
Khaitsevatskiy/Khaizevatskiy
Khashchevatskiy	widow with daughter
Khashevatskiy	widow with family
Khasis/Khalis
Kheilovskiy (2)	widow with family. One son in unknown absence.
Khelmskiy
Khersonskiy (2)	one widow
Khiger	one in the army, this family separated from relatives in 1853
Kholodovskiy
Khuteraner
Kiniksberg
Kinisberg/[Kenigsberg?]
Kirzhner (4)	femlaes only widow with family
Kleiman	widow with family
Kleiner (2)	one son fled in 1853. one family became farmers in Balta district in 1855
Kloiz
Klotsman
Kochebievskiy
Kocherzhinskiy	one in the army
Kogos
Koifman	widow with family
Konstantinovskiy
Kopzalts	fled
Korbuner
Korchunskiy/Kordunskiy
Korpunos	widow
Kovler
Kovtonovatyi
Krasnolob[ov]	widow with family
Krasnyanskiy/Krasnianskiy (3)	moved out from brother's family in 1849
Kreimer
Krimskiy (2)	father and son fled since 1857
Krovnik
Kruglyi/Krugly (2)	widow with family, one son moved to Kanev in 1852 with his family
Krupnik (2)
Krupsk/Krupek
Ksendzovskiy (2)	moved out from brother's family in 1853. One brother moved out in 1857
Kun
Kuperman (7)	one in the army
Kupyt
Kurnos (2)	one in the army
Kvasnyi
Kvechman
Kvekzilber/Kikzilber	widow

Belaya Tserkov in additional censuses 1834-1849

Belaya Tserkov Name Index Rural Census 1834-1849

These families appear in additional censuses from town Belaya Tserkov located in Vasilkov district compiled during 1834-1849.

Numbers indicate how many households shared the same family name.

Family Name and Date of Census
Bagomana/Bilosnik (?) July 13, 1847
Baranov December 16, 1843
Barash November 21, 1841
Barndiner April 10, 1840
Bas December 28, 1845
Basistyi July 7, 1843
Beinik/Boinik November 21, 1841
Belopolskiy October 16, 1842
Berdichevskiy July 1, 1845
Blumin June 16, 1843
Borodkin July 13, 1847
Borodkin (3) March 16 and July 1, 1845, March 28, 1846
Bortashnik (2) December 16, 1843, October 11, 1844
Bortovnik March 16, 1845
Braverman/Bravirman (2) September 20, 1840, March 1840
Bukarskiy November 26, 1848
Cherkaskiy (2) August 11, 1838, August 12, 1843
Chornyi December 1843
Chudnovskiy (2) February 4, 1843, July 7, 1846
Dabner March 9, 1849
Devinskiy/Divinskiy (2) May 18, 1836, July 16, 1837
Dibner April 6, 1842
Dinkheles/Dinkilis (2) April 10, 1840, May 5, 1847
Dubenskiy (2) December 13, 1845, November 16, 1847
Edelman (2) October 11, 1844, November 21, 1841
Eldorman January 18, 1843
Erusalimskiy/Yerusalimskiy February 4, 1838 -newcomer
Eukholeskin/Leskin February 4, 1843
Fastovskiy May 25, 1844
Feld September 18, 1834
Feldman March 28, 1846
Fishman (3) March 1840, January 17, 1843, June 6, 1848
Flyachnik December 30, 1843
Freinkel (2) June 16, 1843, November 26, 1848
Gambert/Gambat July 4, 1844
Geikhman October 1, 1840
Genkhfeld August 28, 1840
Glazer/Glizer June 22, 1847
Glizerov June 18, 1843
Goldbarg July 1, 1845
Goldshtein December 16, 1843
Golyanskiy July 1, 1845
Gombarg October 11, 1844
Grach (2) October 11, 1844, July 4, 1840
Greish March 1840
Gubkin November 27, 1834
Ikhal March 1840
Ikhis July 1, 1845
Indikter December 28, 1845
Kagan May 25, 1844
Kamershtein March 1840
Kaminskiy March 1840
Kats July 4, 1844
Khaifis October 11, 1844
Khalfen/Khalfin (2) October 23, 1842, August 14, 1846
Khambinovskiy (?) August 14, 1846
Khanures March 1840
Khanuris February 4, 1843
Kholost February 2, 1847
Khuteranskiy July 7, 1846
Koditskiy September 18, 1834
Kolgyanovskiy/Kolekovskiy December 29, 1840
Kos/Kosa July 4, 1840
Kosoy December 12, 1838
Kotik (2) March 28, 1846, January 1, 1848
Kotlerskiy March 1840
Kotlyar February 9, 1837
Kovalenko April 6, 1842
Kovler September 20, 1840
Krakovskiy (?) December 27, 1849
Krikun September 18, 1834
Landa November 13, 1842
Leischkis/Leizhkis May 30, 1840
Lev April 10, 1840
Libman (2) December 28, 1845, November 26, 1848
Linderman March 1840
Lyakchka (?) May 5, 1847
Markov July 4, 1844
Matushanskiy/Matushinskiy October 23, 1842
Mezheboskiy October 11, 1844
Mezhibozkiy December 16, 1843
Milevskiy April 10, 1840
Miropolskiy June 6, 1848
Myachkis/Lyachkis May 5, 1847
Naida August 28, 1840
Nakhodkin July 13, 1847
Naskin May 25, 1844
Nirenberger (2) December 28, 1845, March 1840
Olshanskiy (2) November 27, 1834, June 13, 1844
Ostrets October 23, 1842
Ostrovskiy (2) November 27, 1834, July 13, 1847
Padlisker September 18, 1834, July 7, 1846
Paneyakh (?) June 6, 1848
Paneir/Panyait September 18, 1834
Pargamanik March 1840, April 10, 1840
Pipka January 1, 1848, February 4, 1843
Polovinchek July 7, 1846
Pritsker (4) Sep. 18 and Nov. 27, 1834, December 28, 1845, March 16, 1845
Prugir (2) May 25, 1844, December 13, 1845
Rabinovich July 24, 1847
Rapoport November 29, 1849
Rimarskiy October 16, 1842
Rovner (3) March 1840
Rutgaizer (2) November 27, 1834, March 1840
Ryvichkis December 16, 1843
Saginur/Silinur July 1, 1838
Salganik December 28, 1845
Salganok September 20, 1840
Sandler August 28, 1840
Seifer December 16, 1843
Shakhnovich December 28, 1845
Shekhat March 1840
Shkolnik September 18, 1834
Shmelkin December 30, 1843
Shumakhin April 10, 1840
Sidarman April 10, 1840
Skapinuk October 13, 1840
Sofnos April 10, 1840
Stomakhin May 25, 1844
Sukholiskiy November 21, 1841
Tabachnik (2) June 20, 1841, December 14, 1840
Tonkonog April 10, 1840
Tsafnis December 27, 1848
Tyl/Tyla October 11, 1844
Ulitskiy (3) December 12, 1838, March 1840, January 19, 1850
Unknown/Khaimovich July 13, 1844
Unknown/Symkhovich September 22, 1846
Unknown/Volf or Yoinovich May 5, 1847
Urshmiman April 10, 1840
Vainshtein (3) April 13, 1843, November 13, 1842, October 23, 1842
Vishnevetskiy December 13, 1845
Volf October 16, 1842
Vydra Tyla/Tila July 13, 1847
Yaroslavskiy March 1840
Zabarskiy September 18, 1834
Zagenfeld/Zadenfeld March 1840
Zeldes October 30, 1842
Zeldis July 23, 1844
Zinger December 6, 1840

Fastov in additional census records 1839-1848

Fastov Name Index Rural Census 1834-1849

These families appear in additional censuses from town Fastov, Vasilkov district compiled during 1834-1849..

Numbers indicate how many households shared the same family name.

Family Name	Date of Census
Aizenbarg	November 22, 1845
Borchenkov	December 24, 1834
Cherkaskiy	January 30, 1849
Gabovich	December 13, 1845
Khazanovich	September 5, 1834
Kipenfeld	June 27, 1839
Kagan (4)	October 26, 1839, Dec. 13, 1845, Oct. 20, 1846, Nov. 24, 1846,
Kopachevskiy	August 2, 1840
Markman (3)	October 20, 1846, June 1, 1848
Naishtut	February 11, 1836
Ostrovskiy	August 19, 1835
Paplakh	November 29, 1849
Podolskiy (2)	June 27, 1839, December 31, 1845
Remter/Reater/Roster (?)	September 5, 1834
Rikelman	June 6, 1847
Rumanovich	July 25, 1843
Sagolov/Sagol	November 14, 1848
Shkurovich (2)	March 23, 1846
Shulimenko	April 6, 1842
Tarnapolskiy	December 27, 1842
Trameniy/Tri...kiy
Yurovskiy	April 6, 1842

Uzda death records

Uzda Name Index Deaths 1870s

Uzda death records.

Some names are hard to read due to tight binding.

Additional information about Uzda records can be found on Igumen district page.

Total deaths per year:

Year	# of marriages	Notes
1873	13
1876	38	No deaths in June-August and November.
1877	31
1879	38
1883	29
1884	92	No data for January.

Index

Year	Month	Family Name(s)
1873	January	Grozovskiy
1873	January	Berenshtein
1873	March	Rekin(?)
1873	March	Gordok
1873	March	Gershenovich
1873	April	Morkin
1873	May	Fainshtein
1873	May	Grinshpan
1873	October	Beilik/Beilish
1873	December	Grozovskiy
1873	December	Perchik-Ivenetskiy
1873	December	Gimelshtein
1876	January	Perchik
1876	January	Shatsk
1876	January	Shnei... from Grozov
1876	February	...shtein
1876	February	Berkhman from Minsk
1876	February	Rokhmilevich
1876	February	Gorfinkel from Nesvizh
1876	March	Koz(l/m).. from (?)
1876	March	Kontorovich from Slutsk
1876	March	Piku.. from Moz[yr](?)
1876	March	(Zh)neper from Rozov (or Gozov)
1876	March	Levin
1876	March	Gimelshtein
1876	April	Epshtein
1876	April	Goro(d/z)..
1876	April	Svirskiy
1876	April	Kantorovich
1876	April	Goro(d/z)..
1876	April	Rad/Rod from Koidanovo
1876	April	Vainer
1876	May	Levin[?]
1876	May	Bershtein
1876	September	Bernman/Bernshan
1876	September	Rakhmilevich
1876	September	Unknown/Avram[ov]
1876	September	Unknown (no name recorded)
1876	September	Port
1876	October	Vain[er]
1876	October	Kantor
1876	October	Beren...
1876	October	Levin
1876	October	Kaltnik/Kalti..k from Samokhvalovichi
1876	October	Margolin
1876	October	Relkin from Koydanovo
1876	October	Rozovskiy
1876	October	Relkin from Koydanovo
1876	December	Kantorovich
1876	December	Grozovskiy
1877	January	..nshtek/...nshtein from Minsk
1877	January	Elevin
1877	January	Pikus
1877	January	Marshak from Koydanovo
1877	January	Margolin
1877	February	Berinshtein
1877	February	Ekelchi[k] from Dukory
1877	February	Smuk... from Mir(?), Novogrudok
1877	February	Rozingauz
1877	February	Berinshtein (2)
1877	March	Shtein
1877	April	Grozovskiy from Loshitsy
1877	April	Charni/Charki
1877	April	Paley from Shatsk
1877	April	Shorov
1877	April	Gr[..]shtein
1877	May	Berinshtein
1877	June	Unknown/Ko/Ke...
1877	June	Bernshtein
1877	July	Pikus
1877	July	Grozovskiy (2)
1877	July	Esterkin from Stolbtsy
1877	September	Po..ki from Loshitsy
1877	September	Ledik/Levik
1877	October	Bernshtein from Mogilno
1877	October	Levin/Levik
1877	November	Per[chik?] from Mogilno
1877	November	Strelch..
1877	December	Asarovich from Koydanovo
1877	December	Ekelnik from Dukory
1877	December	Paley from Rubizhevichi
1879	January	Berin... from Mogilno
1879	January	Grodzin
1879	January	Katin/Katik
1879	January	February - Epshtein
1879	February	Grinshpan
1879	March	Kantor
1879	March	Kan...
1879	March	..ra/..ri from Mogil[no]
1879	March	Grozovskiy from Loshi..
1879	March	Kolmanovich from Ivenets
1879	March	Gurevich from Kopil
1879	April	Reznik
1879	April	Pikus
1879	April	..tkin from Koydanov
1879	April	Kantorovich
1879	May	Kaplan
1879	May	Berinshtein
1879	June	Ratner
1879	June	Rezi..
1879	July	Feldman
1879	July	Sadovskiy
1879	July	Dru(?)kin
1879	September	Berinshtein
1879	September	Gimelshtein
1879	September	Berinshtein
1879	September	Blyakher
1879	September	Levin
1879	October	Bernshtein (2)
1879	October	Kagan from Kopil
1879	November	Tsofin/Izofin from Samakhvalovichi (2)
1879	November	Berinshtein
1879	November	Perchik from Ivenets
1879	November	Grozovskiy
1879	December	Berinshtein (3)
1879	December	Chernyi
1879	December	Pikus
1879	December	Grozovskiy
1879	December	Kaplan from Grozov
1883	January	Grinshpan
1883	February	Katin
1883	March	Kapil../Ka(?)is
1883	April	Kantorovich
1883	May	Katin
1883	June	Pikus*
1883	June	Grinshpan
1883	July	Gurvich from Pukhovichi
1883	July	Berinshtein
1883	July	Unknown/Ioselovich
1883	July	Kantorovich
1883	July	Grinberg from Karelichi
1883	July	Grinshpan
1883	August	Grozov[skiy]
1883	August	Krusnik/Krulnik from Vileyka
1883	August	Molt../Liolt.. from Kapil
1883	August	Gaskin/Baskin
1883	August	Pikus
1883	August	Relkin from Koidanovo
1883	August	Rakhmalevich from Minsk
1883	August	S..chik
1883	October	Unknown/Berkov from Kapil
1883	October	Unknown/Itskov
1883	October	Rabinovich
1883	November	Molton from Kapil
1883	November	Levin
1883	December	Unknown/P..
1883	December	Kantorovich
1883	December	..nos from Kletsk
1884	February	Zaltsman from Gorodok
1884	February	Gokht from Koydanovo
1884	March	Mlakevich(?) from Mogilno
1884	March	Gimalshtein (?)
1884	March	Berin...
1884	March	Lav/Lev from Nesvizh
1884	March	Charnyi from ..lomichi
1884	March	Grinshpan
1884	March	Zaleshanskiy from Rubizhevichi
1884	March	Blyakher
1884	March	Ekelchik/Yekelchik
1884	March	Lundun from Minsk
1884	April	Khait from Lyakhovichi
1884	April	Reznik
1884	April	Brozovskiy
1884	April	Stolyar from Kopyl
1884	April	Kantorovich
1884	May	Borshtein from Mogilno
1884	May	Epsh.. from Sverzhen
1884	May	Borshtein
1884	May	Gimelshtein
1884	May	Pikus
1884	June	Reznik(?)
1884	June	Zisman
1884	June	Vainer
1884	June	Vartinskiy(?) from Minsk
1884	June	Levin
1884	June	(V)isilskiy/Vimlskiy from Minsk
1884	June	Unknown/Itskovich from Dvorets
1884	June	Mirkin from Minsk
1884	June	Shapira from Koidanovo
1884	July	Klatskin
1884	July	Lunin from Mogilno
1884	July	Gurevich from Kapil
1884	July	Verinshtein/[Berinshtein]
1884	August	Verlkanska (?)from Shatsk
1884	September	Blyakher
1884	September	Berinshtein (5)
1884	September	Berinsh[tein]
1884	September	(B)urekhman from Minsk
1884	September	Birvits/Gurvits (?)
1884	September	Gimelshtein (2)
1884	September	Gordin from Minsk
1884	September	Gorko[v]skiy from Romanovo
1884	September	Grodzinskiy
1884	September	Kantorovich (5)
1884	September	Kogon/[Kogan]
1884	September	Kuperman (2)
1884	September	Levin
1884	September	Lev..
1884	September	Lotvin from Kopil
1884	September	Lunin from Mogilno
1884	September	Margolin from Loshensk.
1884	September	Mnuskin
1884	September	Ok[s]..
1884	September	Osherovich from Koydanovo
1884	September	Pikus (3)
1884	September	Pruzhanovskiy from Mir
1884	September	Riznik/Riznin
1884	September	Rozovskiy from Loshensk.
1884	September	Rozovskiy (2)
1884	September	Rptchitskiy from Stolbtsy
1884	September	Sa..khis//Va..khis from Koydanovo
1884	September	Tinter from Nesvizh
1884	September	Vutinskiy from Minsk
1884	November	Berinshtein
1884	November	Shlif/Shleif from Minsk
1884	November	Perchik from Mogilno
1884	November	Charny
1884	November	Kaplan
1884	November	Pikus from Kletsk
1884	November	Barilovich/Barkavich from Lyakhovichi
1884	November	Vainshtein from Nesvizh
1884	November	Pikus
1884	December	Bloshtein from Grozov
1884	December	Rapaport from Osmiany
1884	December	Grinberg from Slutsk
1884	December	Zilberman from Kopil

* Since this month records are duplicated in Hebrew