Letichev
Census
Name list
1851
This census from Letichev, Letichev district took place on January 30, 1851.
There were 926 males and 1099 females living within 344 bourgeois households.
The numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Aizman | came from Medzhibozh, in unknown absence |
| Averbukh | came from Medzhibozh |
| Balter | one absent |
| Baltman | |
| Barad | |
| Barman | related to Fasman. One absent. |
| Basin | came from Medzhibozh |
| Bebekhar | |
| Beilman | came from Medzhibozh, two sons in the army. |
| Beker | |
| Belfer | |
| Bely | came from Medzhibozh, one brother absent |
| Benkis | |
| Bider | |
| Biletsker | one son in the army |
| Bilik | came from Medzhibozh |
| Bilis (2) | one absent, one in the army |
| Bilovtsker | |
| Bitelman | |
| Bokserboim | came from Medzhibozh, freed from taxes 1846 to 1855 |
| Brainis | |
| Brand (3) | |
| Broitman | one absent |
| Bronshtein | |
| Broverman | one son in the army |
| Bru[k?] | |
| Bukhaty | all absent |
| Bukher | |
| Burshtein (4) | one son absent |
| Dikhman (3) | one son absent |
| Dimitshtein | came from Medzhibozh |
| Dzegitsman | |
| Efrusa | |
| Elkis | came from Medzhibozh, three sons absent. Related: Zlatis |
| Fasman | |
| Fefer | came from Medzhibozh |
| Feferman (2) | |
| Feigelman | exiled to Siberia in 1846 |
| Feldblit | came from Medzhibozh, one brother in unknown absence |
| Felgendler (2) | two absent |
| Fiksman (4) | one absent, related: Kurtsman (also see #263) |
| Finkelshtein | this family became merchants |
| Fisgeer | one in the army |
| Fisman (2) | |
| Fleiman | |
| Fofer | came from Medzhibozh, returned to Medzhibozh in 1848 |
| Foigisman | came from Medzhibozh |
| Freidman (3) | |
| Frinkel (2) | |
| Furland | one in the army |
| Gak | came from Medzhibozh, returned to Medzhibozh in 1848 |
| Galperin (8) | |
| Gantsman | |
| Garbar | came from Medzhibozh |
| Geiman | two absent, one in the army, one converted |
| Gelman (2) | |
| Gerber | one in the army |
| Gerenbark | |
| Gerts | |
| Giler (2) | |
| Gilil | |
| Gishis | came from Medzhibozh, three in unknown absence |
| Gitelman | |
| Goifman | came from Medzhibozh, returned to Medzhibozh in 1848 |
| Goikhman | |
| Goldbark/[Goldbarg] (4) | |
| Goldman | |
| Goldshmit | |
| Gorb (2) | two absent |
| Graipelman | |
| Grinbarg (4) | one father absent |
| Grinshtein (2) | both families came from Medzhibozh, one returned in 1848, one in unknown absence. Related: Kosoy (one son in the army) |
| Guralnik | came from Medzhibozh, returned to Medzhibozh in 1848 |
| Iosyt/Yusyt | |
| Ioven/Yuven | |
| Kaningiser | came from Medzhibozh, son absent |
| Karafin (2) | |
| Keilich | related: Daichel |
| Keptsia | both brothers in the army |
| Kershner | came from Medzhibozh |
| Kesler | |
| Khaikis | |
| Khait | one in the army. Related: Korenfeld (converted) |
| Khaitsman | |
| Khalster (2) | |
| Khanis | |
| Kharekils | came from Medzhibozh |
| Kharkever | came from Medzhibozh, in 1844 transferred to Orgiev, Bessarabia. |
| Khazin | |
| Khlebnik | came from Medzhibozh, freed from taxes 1846 to 1855 |
| Khusidman | two absent |
| Khvulis | came from Medzhibozh, two absent |
| Kigel (5) | one absent |
| Klinbark | |
| Koifman | |
| Kopyt | |
| Korduner | came from Medzhibozh, two sons absent |
| Korin | |
| Korinfeld | one brother converted |
| Korkhim (3) | in one family, four family members in unknown absence, in another one in the army, one absent |
| Korovik | |
| Kotman | |
| Kovler (2) | one family came from Medzhibozh |
| Kozik | came from Medzhibozh |
| Krimer (2) | one son absent, one family came from Medzhibozh, freed from taxes from 1846 to 1855 |
| Kris/Krys | came from Medzhibozh |
| Krut | came from Medzhibozh |
| Kurtsman | one absent |
| Kurtsman (7) | two sons absent, one in the army |
| Kutsman | |
| Kvuris | |
| Laban | |
| Lamis | |
| Land | all absent |
| Leibman | two absent |
| Lekhivitser | came from Medzhibozh |
| Letker | came from Medzhibozh |
| Leviman/Levishan | |
| Levin | came from Medzhibozh. All sons in unknown absence |
| Liberman (6) | one absent |
| Lubman | |
| Makler (2) | one family came from Medzhibozh, returned to Medzhibozh in 1848 |
| Malkiman/Malkaman (2) | |
| Malvich (2) | |
| Margulis (2) | two absent, also see #262 |
| Markman | |
| Meilekhman | |
| Meites | |
| Melamid (4) | three absent, one in the army |
| Mendelzun | came from Medzhibozh, two sons absent |
| Mikhelzun (2) | one family came from Medzhibozh, freed from taxes 1846 to 1855, in unknown absence |
| Milman | came from Medzhibozh, freed from taxes 1846 to 1855, in unknown absence |
| Mints | came from Medzhibozh |
| Moizman | one absent |
| Mok | one in the army. Related: Goldbark. |
| Monikhis | came from Medzhibozh, one son in the army |
| Moverman | came from Medzhibozh, two absent |
| Murtsis | |
| Natenzon (2) | one family came from Medzhibozh, one son in the army |
| Nebrekh (3) | one in the army |
| Nudelman | |
| Palty (2) | family separated in 1849 (recorded under #236, 264) |
| Parnis | came from Medzhibozh, one son in the army, others in unknown absence |
| Perelman (2) | also written as Pirilman |
| Perelmiter | family became merchants and moved to Tulchin, Bratslav district |
| Perlman | three absent |
| Pesin | came from Medzhibozh, one son absent |
| Pesis (2) | |
| Pinis (4) | two families came from Medzhibozh, one family separated in 1848 (see #296, 338) |
| Platker | came from Medzhibozh, two absent |
| Poizner | came from Medzhibozh, four family members absent |
| Poliak (2) | one in the army |
| Poltaver | came from Medzhibozh, father and two sons in unknown absence |
| Portnoy | |
| Pres | came from Medzhibozh, one son absent |
| Rakhlis (4) | also see #261 |
| Rebinshtein (4) | one son absent, one converted |
| Reinvan | came from Medzhibozh, currently in unknown absence |
| Reiseman | |
| Reizis | came from Medzhibozh, currently in unknown absence |
| Rivinzun | one son in the army |
| Roikhman (6) | one husband absent, two sons in the army, one son absent |
| Roisenblit (3) | |
| Roisentul | |
| Rubinshtein | came from Medzhibozh |
| Rukhlin | came from Medzhibozh. In 1850 this family became merchants. |
| Rukhtsman | |
| Rybak | father and two sons absent |
| Serevets | |
| Shamis (2) | one family came from Medzhibozh, in unknown absence |
| Shapoval | absent |
| Sheikhetman | |
| Sheinker | one son in the army, one converted |
| Shima | |
| Shinder | |
| Shinkar | came from Medzhibozh, one son in the army |
| Shirman | came from Medzhibozh, one son absent |
| Shlefman | one absent |
| Shmelkis | |
| Shnaiderman | |
| Shoikhet | |
| Shoikhetman | |
| Shor (2) | |
| Shrift | |
| Shtulboim (2) | both families came from Medzhibozh |
| Shulimaikhis | came from Medzhibozh, in unknown absence |
| Shulman | |
| Shvarts | one absent |
| Sigal (7) | one absent |
| Silkiman | |
| Silkiman | in unknown absense since 1845 |
| Snitivker | came from Medzhibozh |
| Soibelman (3) | three in the army |
| Stavnitser | came from Medzhibozh, one brother in the army |
| Sukher | |
| Tabak (3) | |
| Tabbachnik | came from Medzhibozh |
| Temirkas | |
| Toibis | came from Medzhibozh |
| Toiter | |
| Tonkonogiy | related: Tsikinivker |
| Tovbis | |
| Triger | |
| Tsingiser | |
| Tsinman | came from Medzhibozh, returned to Medzhibozh in 1848 |
| Unknown | family came from Medzhibozh, father Meer son of Meer, 50 y.o. One son absent, one in the army. |
| Unknown | Lipa son of Moshko without the last name, 23 years old, with wife |
| Unknown (2) | came from Medzhibozh. Mendel son of Leib, 52 years old; Shimon son of Borukh (d.1835) with family. |
| Uriman | absent |
| Vaisbark (2) | |
| Vaksman (2) | |
| Vaserbarg | came from Medzhibozh |
| Vaserman | came from Medzhibozh |
| Veiber | |
| Veitsman | came from Medzhibozh |
| Vekslar | |
| Vietsman | three absent |
| Vikherman | |
| Viltsy | |
| Vinokur | came from Medzhibozh, freed from taxes 1846 to 1855, in unknown absence |
| Vinokurnik | father absent |
| Volfenson | |
| Volfzun | came from Medzhibozh, related: Krokhmalnik (absent) |
| Voloshin (2) | |
| Vorovis | came from Medzhibozh, one brother absent |
| Yagdis | came from Medzhibozh in 1840, currently in unknown absence |
| Zaidman (2) | both families came from Medzhibozh, one son in the army, one in unknown absence. |
| Zaltsman (2) | one family came from Medzhibozh, freed from taxes 1846 to 1855, one son in the army |
| Zilberman (3) | one family came from Medzhibozh, two sons in the army |
| Zilbershtein | two sons absent |
| Zildis/[Zeldis] (2) | |
| Zusman (3) | one in the army, one absent |