Genealogy in the 21st Century.
This census from Ovruch, Ovruch district took place on May 25, 1858.
There were 77 males and 77 females living within 13 merchant households.
The numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Bagraz | |
| Dorfman | |
| Feldblum | came from bourgeois |
| Fridman | one in the army |
| Gertsenshtein (3) | one family came from bourgeois |
| Perelman (2) | came from bourgeois |
| Reitblat | |
| Rosenshtein (2) | |
| Unknown | |
| Vainbarg | came from bourgeois |
| Zilberbrand |
This census from Ovruch, Ovruch district took place on May 25, 1858.
There were 671 males and 796 females living within 360 bourgeois households.
It was signed by authors Abram Yannkelovich Mordukhovich Birger, Shmul Mevshovich Vainsbein, Yankel Mikhelevich Naisteter, Shimel Gersh Kaper and rabbi Mordukh Feldman.
The numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Aizinberg (2) | father absent, one in the army, one absent |
| Bagraz (3) | three families became merchants |
| Berinbein (4) | also written as Birinbein |
| Bezman | family became farmers |
| Birger (8) | one in the army, one absent |
| Biribis | |
| Birinberg (8) | two absent, one in the army. Related: Feldman |
| Birman | related: Velednitskiy (became artisan) |
| Bokoliar | one absent, two in the army. Related: Kiper |
| Bokuliar | father and son absent |
| Bragan | |
| Braginskiy | |
| Braver | one in the army |
| Chernikhover | |
| Dorfman | two absent, one in the army, one family became farmers |
| Eidelshtein (20) | seven sons absent, two in the army, related: Rudak (a.k.a. Eidelshtein) |
| Feldblum (3) | two families became merchants |
| Feldman (20) | one father absent, five sons in the army |
| Fishman (2) | one father absent, one son absent |
| Forer | absent |
| Fraiman | |
| Freidman (3) | one corrected from Fridman |
| Freiman | |
| Fridman (6) | one family became merchants, two in the army, one absent. In one family father and son both absent. |
| Futer | one became artisan |
| Gartsbein (4) | |
| Gartsman (2) | |
| Gelfand (3) | |
| Gelfandbein (5) | in 1858 one family moved to Troyanovo. One son absent. |
| Gen/[Gen'] (2) | one son converted |
| Gendler (3) | one father absent, one son in the army. Related: Gendelman |
| Gerinrat | one absent |
| German | two absent |
| Gershbein (3) | one in the army |
| Gershnrat (2) | family became merchants |
| Gertsenshtein (8) | two families became merchants, in one family father and son absent |
| Giderman (2) | one absent |
| Gimelman (3) | |
| Ginzbarg (3) | |
| Glozman | |
| Goberman/Zoberman | |
| Gozman | one in the army |
| Graber | |
| Greber | one absent |
| Greberman | father and son absent. Related: Kaper (became artisan) |
| Grenets | one family absent since 1854 |
| Grinbarg | one absent |
| Grinblat | |
| Grinman (3) | one in the army, one became artisan |
| Grinrat (2) | |
| Grinshpan | |
| Grozman | related: Braver (absent) |
| Gutman (8) | one duplicate record (#197, 95) |
| Kalker | |
| Kaper (2) | a.k.a. Kelerman |
| Kaplan | one absent, related: Geilinbarg |
| Kelerman | father and two sons absent. Related: Eidelshtein |
| Khabenskiy | one absent |
| Khabner | related: Eidelshtein |
| Kiper | |
| Kraizman (11) | one in the army, one absent, related: Rosenbarg |
| Kraizrov (3) | absent |
| Krein (2) | |
| Kreinis | |
| Kreinman (2) | |
| Kreizman | father absent |
| Kuperman | family became merchants in Poltava governorate. Two sons absent. Related: Feldman (absent) |
| Lantsman | two absent |
| Leibman | one absent. Related: Kivman (two absent) |
| Lifshik | family became merchants in Mozyr, Minsk governorate |
| Lifshits (2) | |
| Likhter (2) | one absent |
| Litvak | |
| Magid (2) | father absent. Related: Birger |
| Margulis (2) | |
| Mzhen | |
| Naiman (3) | |
| Naimon | one absent |
| Naivelt (3) | one father a.k.a. Gartsbein. One absent. |
| Narinskiy (4) | two duplicate records (#84, 111 and 203,232) |
| Naroditskiy (2) | father a.k.a. Shuster. One absent. |
| Narynskiy | |
| Ostrer | one in the army, one absent |
| Ostrovskiy (2) | one absent |
| Otkupchik (2) | one in the army |
| Peiterman | one absent |
| Perelman (6) | all four families became merchants |
| Pivnik | related: Morochnik (absent) |
| Pochtman | |
| Pokolevskiy | |
| Poliak | one absent |
| Primak | one absent |
| Roitblat | a.k.a. Dorfman. Two nephews converted. |
| Rosenman (10) | one in the army |
| Rosenshtein (3) | |
| Rosovskiy | |
| Rozovskiy (2) | one absent |
| Rudykh | |
| Sheiner | |
| Shekhtman (6) | related: Beribis |
| Shnaider (2) | duplicate records (#161, 222) |
| Shpektor (3) | |
| Shraibman | one absent. Related: Vaisblat (absent) |
| Shukhman (2) | one absent |
| Shulerman | one in the army, one became artisan |
| Shulman | |
| Skorodenskiy (3) | one in the army. Related: Ketsler, Kaper |
| Spektor (2) | father a.k.a. Peiterman |
| Stotland (5) | one in the army, two absent |
| Tabakmakher (3) | father and son both absent, one in the army |
| Tikhinskiy | one in the army, one absent |
| Trakhtman (4) | one in the army, duplicate record (164, 105) |
| Tupinskiy | |
| Vainbarg (15) | one family in unknown absence, three families became merchants, one absent. Related: Gurman (one converted, one in the army, one absent) |
| Vainberg (6) | related: Vainbarg |
| Vainblat | one in the army, one absent |
| Vainder | absent |
| Vainsband | related: Kraizman |
| Vainshtein | father absent |
| Vaisband (9) | two in the army, two absent, one family became farmers |
| Vaisblat (5) | one absent |
| Vakser | |
| Vaksler | |
| Vaksman | one absent, one in the army |
| Valdman (4) | two in the army, one absent. Related: Shpektor (absent) |
| Vander | |
| Vasker | one in the army |
| Veksler (3) | one in the army |
| Velednitskiy | |
| Velpman | |
| Vertman | related: Dorfman |
| Vortman (3) | one family became farmers |
| Zilber | |
| Zilberbrand (3) | one absent, one in the army. Related: Futer |
| Zilist (4) | |
| Zober |
This census from Ovruch, Ovruch district took place on May 25, 1858.
There were 318 males and 449 females living within 140 artisan households.
It was signed by authors Abram Yannkelovich Mordukhovich Birger, Shmul Mevshovich Vainsbein, Yankel Mikhelevich Naisteter, Shimel Gersh Kaper and rabbi Mordukh Feldman.
The numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Bezman (2) | one absent |
| Birbinshtein | one in the army |
| Birger (6) | one son became bourgeois |
| Birinberg (4) | one in the army |
| Birman (2) | one father a.k.a. Velednitskiy |
| Blekherman | |
| Bokolar | |
| Braver | one absent |
| Dobrovskiy | |
| Doliner | related: Bezpalets (one absent) |
| Eidelshtein (2) | three absent, two in the army |
| Fainer | |
| Ferdman | |
| Fishman | absent. Related: Kekel |
| Fridman | one absent |
| Furman | |
| Futer (3) | one in the army. Related: Futerman |
| Futerman (2) | |
| Gartsbein (6) | one absent |
| Gelfand (2) | father a.k.a. Shleifer (absent). Related: Giler, Shleifer (one in the army) |
| Gendelman (2) | |
| Gendler | one brother with family became bourgeois |
| Gerinrat (?) | |
| Gershbein (2) | one brother with family became bourgeois |
| Glozman | related: Glezer (in the army) |
| Goberman (2) | one in the army, one son converted |
| Grinbein | |
| Grinman | |
| Gutman | |
| Iberman | one in the army. Related: Gartsbein |
| Kaper | |
| Keifman | |
| Keigein (2) | related: Gershtein (one in the army) |
| Keigen | one father and two sons are absent |
| Keselman | one absent |
| Khabenskiy | one absent |
| Kotliar | |
| Kovalskiy | |
| Krukovich | |
| Kukshuk/Kokshuk | father absent, one in the army |
| Lazebnik | |
| Lazman (2) | one in the army |
| Lender | related: Otkupman (one in the army) |
| Liberman | one in the army. Related: Zvager (absent), Bukhbinder |
| Miaken/Meken | father absent |
| Mogilkiy | father absent |
| Morgulis | |
| Mzhen (2) | two absent, one in the army |
| Naisteter (3) | |
| Naroditskiy (2) | two in the army, one absent. Related: Mordor (one in the army) |
| Oleisker (2) | one absent |
| Pakhar | |
| Perelman | |
| Peshchanitskiy (2) | |
| Piver (2) | |
| Primak (2) | one absent |
| Sheikhet | one absent. Related: Tsitrin |
| Shekhtman (5) | one father a.k.a. Grinbein. One son in the army, one absent. Related: Futer |
| Shinderman (2) | one absent |
| Shnaider (2) | |
| Shnaiderman | |
| Shpektor | |
| Shpivelman | one absent |
| Shtivelman (2) | |
| Shukhman (4) | one absent |
| Shulerman | |
| Shulman | |
| Shuster | one father absent. Related: Leilakh |
| Shusterman (2) | |
| Slavinskiy (2) | |
| Spivak | |
| Stolerman | |
| Stotland (6) | two in the army. Related: Zoger |
| Teivberman | related: Vortman (became farmer) |
| Vainbarg (2) | |
| Vainer | one in the army |
| Vainerman | |
| Vaisband (3) | one family possibly also recorded as bourgeois. One father absent. |
| Vekelman | |
| Veksler | |
| Vertman | one in the army |
| Vogman | |
| Yusim | one in the army |
| Zilberbrand (2) | one in the army, one absent |
| Zilberman | one in the army |
This census from Narinsk, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.
There were 238 males and 25females living within 110 bourgeois households.
It was signed by elected officials, Froim Vigdorovich Lantsman, Aron Shmul Yankelevich Tuzman, rabbi Khaim Abramovich Gelman.
The numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Aleksandrovskiy | one absent |
| Bezman (2) | |
| Blatman | one absent |
| Esman | one absent |
| Feldman (3) | one absent, one in the army |
| Fifman/Fafman | |
| Fishbein (4) | three became artisans, three absent |
| Freidman | |
| Geifman (2) | |
| Geikhman | one in the army |
| Geldman | |
| Gelman (3) | two absent, one in the army |
| Gesman/Gelman | |
| Gilman | |
| Glozman (5) | three absent |
| Godenbarg | |
| Goldman | one in the army, one became artisan |
| Gozman | |
| Grinshpon (12) | five in the army, six absent |
| Gurman (5) | three absent |
| Kaplan | one absent |
| Karman | |
| Katsman (2) | father absent |
| Khosidman | |
| Kirman | one absent |
| Kofman | |
| Korol | father absent |
| Kreiserman | one absent |
| Kselman | one absent |
| Lantsman | one absent, one became artisan |
| Leifman (4) | five absent |
| Malman | |
| Meiman (5) | father absent, one in the army, two absent |
| Milman (3) | two in the army, two absent, one became artisan, one son with his family became farmers |
| Orenman/Orinman (2) | one became artisan |
| Poliakovskiy | four absent |
| Rosenman | one absent, one became artisan |
| Rosenshtein (9) | two absent |
| Rozman (2) | one in jail, two absent |
| Rutman (3) | two absent, one in the army |
| Sapozhnik | one absent |
| Shekhtman | one absent |
| Sherman (4) | three absent, one fled |
| Shteinman (7) | four in the army (one sentenced to army jail), seven absent |
| Shukhman | one became artisan, one in the army |
| Tuzman | one absent, one became artisan |
| Vainman/Veinman (6) | |
| Vaisman | one absent |
| Zingerman | one in the army, one absent |
This census from Narinsk, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.
There were 21 males and 12 females living within 1 merchant household.
The numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Grinshpon |
This census from Narinsk, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.
There were 75 males and 101 females living within 36 artisan households.
The numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Bezman | one absent |
| Bikman (2) | |
| Feldman | |
| Fishbein (2) | one brother converted |
| Geifman | one absent, one in the army |
| Geldman | one in the army |
| Goldenshtein | |
| Goldman | |
| Grinshman | |
| Gurman | |
| Keselman | |
| Khaichenko | |
| Lantsman | |
| Leifman | |
| Milman | one absent, one in the army |
| Orinman | |
| Reiderman (2) | |
| Rosenman | |
| Shafirman | |
| Sherman (4) | two absent |
| Shleperman | |
| Shteinman | |
| Shukhman | |
| Tuzman (2) | one absent, one in the army |
| Vainman (4) | one in the army, one absent |
| Vaisman | one in the army |
This census from Narodichi, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.
There were 391 males and 473 females living within 174 bourgeois households.
It was signed by elected officials, Khaikel Gershkovich Khandrik, Yankel Menashkovich Braiman and rabbi Itsko Abramovich Makhlin.
The numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Aizinman | one fled |
| Bederman | fled |
| Birman (19) | one became artisan, one in the army three fled, five absent. In one family father and son fled in 1858. Related: Geikhman (absent) |
| Braiman (3) | four fled. RelateD: Beim Golts |
| Bretman | |
| Chuzoy | one brother became artisan |
| Daen (2) | two absent, one in the army |
| Erkis/Erkes (8) | one in the army, one fled. Related: Stotland |
| Feldman (5) | three absent, one became artisan. One father absent. Related: Ginaiderman (fled) |
| Ferdman | related: Priman |
| Finselman | one became artisan |
| Fishbein (2) | one father a.k.a. Goldshmid. One in the army |
| Fridman (19) | father a.k.a. Birman. One father absent. One son became artisan, five absent, four became artisans, six in the army. Related: Krul (absent) |
| Gardman | |
| Gartsman (4) | two fled. Related: Geidman |
| Geiderman | |
| Geidman | |
| Geifman (2) | one in the army |
| Geikhman (3) | |
| Gekhman (9) | two became artisans, one in the army |
| Geldman | |
| Gertsman | |
| Gleikhet/Gleiter (?) | |
| Gokhman | |
| Goldman | |
| Gorman | |
| Ilenes | one in the army |
| Katovets | one absent |
| Kats (5) | father absent, two sons fled, one in the army, one absent, one became artisan |
| Katsev (3) | one became artisan, one in the army |
| Khandritskiy | |
| Khazin (3) | |
| Kofman (2) | |
| Kokhman | one fled, on in the army |
| Kosel | one became artisan |
| Kraman | |
| Krekiet/Krekut | related: Patnen |
| Kreman/Krelak | one in the army |
| Magid | absent |
| Malobrodskiy | one in the army |
| Melamed (9) | one absent, three fled |
| Milman | |
| Minaker | family became farmers |
| Nemen | one absent |
| Novak (2) | |
| Ostrovskiy (2) | |
| Parman | |
| Parmanan | |
| Patiuk | |
| Piven (2) | father absent |
| Prisman | |
| Rabin | absent |
| Rabinman | |
| Rabinovich (3) | related: Margulis. One family in unknown absence since 1855. |
| Raidia/Raidya | one in the army |
| Raikhman | |
| Rokhles/Rokhils | one absent |
| Seifer | two fled |
| Shadkhin (4) | two absent |
| Sheikhet (3) | father absent |
| Shekhtman (3) | |
| Sherman | |
| Shindman | |
| Shteinman (2) | one fled, one absent. Related: Ostrovskiy |
| Shuster | absent |
| Shvartsman | one absent |
| Stotland (5) | two in the army, four became artisan |
| Tsetakhman | |
| Turovetskiy (4) | father absent, one son became artisan, two absent |
| Vokhlia/Votlia | three became artisans, one in the army |
| Zaidman (4) | one absent. Related: Gartsman |
| Zaldman |
This census from Olevsk, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.
There were 395 males and 551 females living within 211 bourgeois households.
The numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Beker | |
| Berkman (2) | one fled |
| Bradman | |
| Braiman (2) | one fled, one became artisans |
| Brakerman | |
| Chak (3) | one father fled, father absent, son became artisan. One fled. |
| Chernomorets (2) | one father fled. Related: Klerman |
| Dorfman (3) | father absent, four fled, one in the army, one absent. |
| Fainer | one son fled |
| Feldman | |
| Finshtat | |
| Fishman (2) | three fled, two in the army |
| Freger/Friger (16) | one father absent, two sons fled, two in the army, three fled, two in jail. One son left to Ostrog district. |
| Freilakhman (2) | |
| Fridman (8) | father fled, three sons in the army, one fled, one absent |
| Fukselman | |
| Fuksman (2) | |
| Furman | |
| Gandelman | a.k.a. Gandilman/Gendelman Two families became farmers, one family became merchants, two fathers fled, one son in the army, three fled |
| Gelman (3) | one son in the army, one became merchant, one artisan, one fled |
| Girman | one absent |
| Gitelman | father fled |
| Gitman (2) | one son fled. One family became merchants. |
| Glozman | |
| Gorinshtein | came from Stepan(?) community, Rovno district in 1858. |
| Gozman (2) | two fled, one son with his family became artisans |
| Grinshtat (9) | two in the army, three absent, one father absent, one fled. |
| Gutman | |
| Kamerman | family fled in 1854-55. |
| Kats'yu/Kits'yu | two in the army |
| Khosidman | father fled, one son in the army, one absent |
| Kleinman | |
| Kocham | two absent, one in the army |
| Koifman/Keifman | one in the army, two fled, one absent |
| Lantsman | two in the army |
| Leifman | one son in the army, one became artisan |
| Lerman (4) | son fled, one brother absent |
| Lutman | |
| Magid | one fled |
| Milshtein | came from Stepan community, Rovno district in 1858. |
| Naibarg (9) | father fled, one nephew in the army, one fled |
| Portman (3) | in one family, father died, all sons either fled or in the army. In another, four fled, one became artisan. |
| Raisbarg (11) | one father absent, one son absent, six fled, two in the army, three became merchants. In one family all sons either fled or in the army. |
| Reidman | one father fled |
| Reisbarg | one in the army, one fled. |
| Rikhter | |
| Sarvar | |
| Shapira (66) | One family fled in 1854, two families became farmers, One family became merchants and in 1859 moved to Berezna, Rovno district. In one family one brother with children became artisans. In another, one brother with his family left to Pinsk, Minsk governorate. In third one father and son became merchants. From the other families, three fathers fled, two absent, twenty four family members fled, seven in the army (one in detention). six absent, three became artisans. |
| Shklover (2) | |
| Shraibman | |
| Shraibman | father and one son absent, one in the army |
| Shraibman | two absent, one in the army |
| Shusterman | |
| Spivak | father fled |
| Valdman (4) | one in the army |
| Valdman/Valodman | |
| Vegman | |
| Veltman | |
| Zakman | |
| Zaks (12) | one family left to become farmers, 2-in one family males mostly fled, one became artisan. In one familly one son absent, one became artisan, two fled. One father fled. In one family father fled with brother. Two sons became artisans. |
| Zeidman (2) | one drafted in the army |
| Zoger | one brother became an artisan |