Dymer, Kiev district censuses 1806-1811

This census was recorded in December 1811 in place Dymer, located in Kiev district, Kiev governorate on November 1811.

This first group was recorded as listed in revision of 1806. This groups included petty bourgeois and artisans separately. Page quality does not always allows to read every letter properly.

Beltsijn/Beltsun

Bukovskiy

Isroliv(?)

Khei(n/m)kovskiy

Krivoshiy

Kopeykin

Litvinov (2)

Meer(k)ovskiy

Mets(2)

Nazal

Ovkhman/Okhman(2)

Orlovskiy

Perepechei(?)

Shteynberg

Skhar'yenko

Yeisipskiy

In 1808 two names were added: Mets, Sapir.

In 1809 these names were added Berezovskiy, Kopey(k/n)ou(?), Litvinov, Matuzov.

Additionally these names are reported as missed by previous revisions:

Dimerets

Dubovskiy

Gutovskiy

Motuzov

Portnoy

Tolokunski

Dymer census in 1834

Dymer Name Index Census 1834

This census took place in Dymer located in Vasilkov district, Kiev governorate on April 30, 1816 (pp.380-393). This article is part of a series related to Vasilkov district in Kiev governorate. The number indicates how many households had the same last name.

A

B

D,F, G

Aniyevskiy

Arshanskiy

Ayzinberg

Banik/Bannik

Barinskiy

Berezovskiy

Blinder

Bolshun

Budovskiy

Burkovskiy

Damgdets

Dubovskiy

Furman

Ganchar

Glibovskiy

K

L

M

Kagan

Khachenovskiy

Khazan

Khazan

Kogan/Kagan

Kopeykin (3)

Korostishevskiy

Lapkovskiy/Lipkovskiy

Lemkovskiy

Letvinov

Liberman

Litvinov

Mets (2)

Metuzov

Mlinov

O

P

S

Orlovskiy

Orshanskiy (2)

Ostrovskiy

Portnoy (2)

Prusak

Sapozhnik

Seratovskiy

Shichivskiy

Shmis

Shtimbuk

Sidelskiy (2)

T

U

V

Tolokun'skiy

Tsudakovich

Ufman

Ufshin

Visotskiy

Y

Z

Yelinskiy

Yurovskiy

Zakhar'in

Zavruzkiy/Zabruzkiy

2017 - The year of Success

While this blog existed for few years, 2017 was the first year I decided to share some of my genealogical work in the form of regular posts. To date I have reviewed multitude of genealogical records. Among these records are 11 FamilySearch microfilms, with last name extracts posted on this very blog. These records include but certainly not limited to the following places in modern republic of Belarus.

• Mogilev
• Pinsk, David-Gorodok, Lakhva
• Minsk district records
• Senno

In case the name of your shtetl is not on the list, remember that people migrated and often married in the neighboring communities. Look at the map on the right. The many yellow dots are the towns and villages mentioned in records indirectly which greatly outnumber red dots. And I'm sure I missed a few.

However this blog is not only about records. At this time I have currently 15 articles that touch other aspects of our ancestors' lives, which are currently in the works and need further ironing before they see the light of day.

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Vasilkov, Kiev census of 1816

Vasilkov Name Index Census 1816

This census took place in Vasilkov on August 11, 1816 (pp.74-109). This article is part of a series related to Vasilkov district in Kiev governorate. The number indicates how many households had the same last name.

A

B

D,E,F

(Z)elbalbard

Adel'skiy

Agizner

Alper (2)

Antunovskiy

Artimberg

Aydenshan

Azreel

Bar(sh)atyanskiy

Belopolskiy

Berezovskiy

Beyles

Beyles/Beylis (3)

Bosyy

Br(i/k)olovskiy

Brand

Branepolskiyv

Brotskiy

Brunda

Burshtin (5)

Burushenko (2)

Buzerinskiy/Bu.erinskiy

Diker

Diler

Dinsker

Epeiboim

Fanbarg

Feldman

Finkelshteyn

Fintar

Fredman (2)

G

K, L

M, N

Gakhbarg/Galbarg

Galper (2)

Gamirskiy

Gelperyn

Gerchbark

Gerner

Gershanovskiy

Gerzon (2)

Gokhman

Golshmid

Grigorovich/Grigorovych (2)

Grinbarg

Grinbarg/Drinbard (2)

Gufeld/Goufeld (4)

Gurin

Kaminskiy

Kaptsintskiy/Kiptsinskiy

Keda(n)iy

Kilinfeld/Kimilfeld

Kostikovskiy

Krentsel

Krivoruk

Kutsenko

Kveterior

Leizorovich

Leshchinskiy

Liberman (2)

Lipnitskiy (2)

Litvin

Livetyar

Ludmer (3)

Lyansh/Myansh/Myanes

Lyavetyar

M(l)yatskiy/Shnyatskiy (?)

Mazur

Mazur

Mazuritskiy

Mitishov

Mogiliovskiy/Mogilevskiy

Myanvov/Men(v/e)ov

Mytnitskiy

Naybaud

Nedeiorskiy

Nemyarovskiy

Nikerov/Pikerov

P, R

S

T

Paimovskiy/Pilmovskiy

Paritskiy

Pe(l)inchinskiy

Pekarov

Pelyashuk/Peleshuk/Poleshuk (2)

Perelshtin (2)

Peysik/Peysak

Polishuk (2)

Polyak (2)

Poshikov/Polyakov (?)

Ratmanskiy (4)

Rozinfeld

Salginnyk

Shafior

Shafran (3)

Shakhtman

Shandler

Shekhtman

Shimonovich

Shmoler

Shogolov

Shokhtman

Shopnitskiy/Mopnitskiy

Shrimber

Shtenilbard

Shu.tiy

Shvarts

Shvartsman

Shvartsman

Si(l)etskiy

Smolyarenko

Tanivskiy/Tinivskiy

Torchinskiy

V

Z

Varitskiy/Zaritskiy

Vasbeyn/Fayshbeyn (2)

Vayshbard/Vayshbarg

Vayshbeyn

Vayyanberd

Vinshenker

Volodarskiy (2)

Voloshin

Vytemskiy

Vytsid(u)skiy (?)

Vytsyanskiy

Zalaznek

Zalberbarg/Zalberbard

Zatulskiy (2)

Zaydenberd

Zaydenberg

Zel(d)ets

Zeldich (3)

Vasilkov, Kiev Census in 1834

Vasilkov Name Index Census 1834

This census was taken on April 20, 1834. It covers pages 101-180 in related file. The number indicates how many households had the same last name. This article is part of a series related to Vasilkov district in Kiev governorate.

A

B

D,E,F

Abolyanskiy/Obolenskiy

Antonovskiy (3)

Ayzinberg

Azril'

Barakhtinskiy (2)

Belopol'skiy

Berestetskiy

Berezovskiy

Berner

Beylis (9)

Bomshteyn

Borushenko

Boyarskiy

Brand

Branipol'skiy (2)

Briskman (2)

Brodskiy

Bron

Brusilovskiy

Bundinskiy/Buidinskiy(?)

Bungard

Burshtin (3)

Dansker

Dikment/Diament (2)

E.feld(?)/Ezfeld(?)/Gufel'd (5)v

Epel'beym (2)

Eydelman

Fanterv

Faynberg

Faynbrun

Feldman

Finkelshteyn

Fishbeyn

Fishbeyn

Fonlevol'/Fon Levol'/Leval'

Fridman

Fridman

Fsatengolts

G

K

L

Galperin (6)

Gamarskiy/Gamatskiy

Germanovskiy

Gertsber

Gertsberg (3)

Gerzon (6)

Geuner/Cheuner(?)/Getner/Ge?ner

Giler

Gokhman

Golber/Gokhber

Goldshmid

Grigorovich (5)

Grinber

Grinberg (4)

Kagan

Kagana

Kaganovskiy (2)

Kaminskiy (2)

Kaplinskiy

Kaytsanskiy

Kimelfeld

Konevskiy

Kostukovskiy

Krentsel

Krivuchkiy/Kriv'chukiy (?)

Leviter (2)

Liberman (4)

Lipnitskiy (2)

Litvin a.k.a Krivchin

Ludmer (3)

M

N

O

Mazuritskiy (?)

Magaziner

Matishov (2)

Mazur (2)

Menis (7)

Meshber/Meiber

Mestechkin

Mets

Mitnitskiy (4)

Moshinskiy

Nayber

Nemerovskiy

Niriberg

Novikov

Obukhovskiy (2)

Okriyner

Oshlenskiyv

Oyshlender

Paritsnyr (?)

Pen/Pek

Penuskiy/Pekerskiy (2)

Peril'shteyn (2)

Peysan/Peysak (2)

Peyzner

Podgoretskiy

Polishuk (10)

Polkovskiy/Palkovskiy (2)

Polyak

Postrelka(?)/Postunlka(?)

Priul'skiy/Kriul'skiy (2)

R

S

T, U

Ratmanskiy (5)

Reydor

Reyzman (2)

Rozenfeld

Rozental

Sagalov

Salganin

Sandler (2)

Satanovskiy

Unknown/Shabshovich

Shafan (3)

Shafer

Shafran

Shekhtman (3)

Shelvinskiy

Shekhtman

Shimanovich

Shreyberg

Shutyy (2)

Shvarts

Shvartsman (3)

Sinitskiy (3)

Smoler(?)

Smolyarenko

Tininskiy

Umanskiy

V

Y

Z

Vaynsheynker/Vaynsheynk.d

Vaynshteyn

Vaysberg (2)

Vaysbeyn

Vaysfeld (2)

Vaysinberg

Vitenskiy/Vitinskiy

Vityanskiy

Volodarskiy (2)

Voloshin

Yezhest

Zaleznyak

Zaritskiy (2)

Zatul'skiy (4)

Zaydenberg (2)

Zeldich

Zeldich (5)

Zeldich/Zeldin

Zilberberg (2)

Vasilkov district, Kiev governorate

Place	Record	Years
Vasilkov	Census	1816, 1816 (2nd attempt) 1834, Name list of Jews who moved from Kiev in 1834 1834-1849 1850, newcomers, families moved from Kiev by 1850 1850-1851, merchants in 1851 May 1858 merchants, bourgeois 1875: artisans, newcomers
Belaya Tserkov	Census	April 1834 jump to: A-D| E-L| M-R| S-Z 1834 (June/July), July 1835 1834-1849 October 1850, December 1850 January 1851, 1850-1852, merchants in 1851 August 1858 artisans in 1875
Fastov	Census	April 1834, July 1834 1839-1848 October 1850 1850-1851 merchants in 1858, bourgeois in 1858 residents in 1875, artisans in 1875
Rakitna (Rokitne)	Census	1816 April 1834, July 1834 1840s October 1850, 1850-1851 May 1858, August 1858 1897

Vasilkov district rural Jews. The list of Jews living in villages and hamlets of Vasilkov district in 1882. This list was further checked in 1895 and includes changes. Sorted by volost.

Bloshchintsy volost	Census	1882,1895
Barakhty	Census	1882,1895
Belaya Tserkov	Census	1882,1895
Cherkass	Census	1882,1895
Grebinki	Census	1882,1895
Fastov	Census	1882,1895
Kovalevka	Census	1882,1895
Kozhanka	Census	1882,1895
Ksaverovka	Census	1882,1895
Malo-Polovetskoye	Census	1882,1895
Ostrov	Census	1882,1895
Rokitne	Census	1882,1895
Tsasilev	Census	1882,1895
Truki/Shamraevka volost	Census	1882,1895
Vasilkov volost	Census	1882,1895
Veprik (Vepryk)	Census	1882,1895
Veliko-Polovetskoye	Census	1882,1895
Vintsintovka	Census	1882,1895
Yezerna	Census	1882,1895

Misc. records

List of Jews from Vasilkov district who were to be resettled after 1909

Vasilev artisans in 1875

Vasilkov district artisans working without permit in 1875

Vasilkov Jews who moved from Kiev in 1834

Vasilkov Name Index Migration 1834

For reasons not entirely known somewhere prior or during the year 1834 large number of Jews from Kiev moved to Vasilkov. On April 15, 1834 authorities enumerated and compiled the list of these people whose last name are shown below. This list covers pages 182-224 in related file. The census took place on April 20th.

Few months later, authorities compiled second list of several more families who moved from Kiev. I can only assume that such move hapenned between April 20th and July 27th, 1834. There were very few names in the second list (pp.226-229): Goldenberg, Novitskiy, Rotber, Rubin, Shteyngart, Shvarts, Shvartsvald, Yudkovskiy, Zilberberg.

This article is part of a series related to Vasilkov district in Kiev governorate. The number indicates how many households had the same last name.

A

B

D,E,F

(R/T)evetor

Abukhovskiy

Aver

Averbukh

Ayzingart (2)

Barishpolskiy

Unknown/Benumov

Berliant

Berner

Bleyvays

Bogaterev (2)

Bomshteyn (2)

Bon(zh/er)uiman

Boum

Boyarskiy (6)

Braslavskiy

Broyan/Broven (?)

Davidovskiy

Diamant

Dorner

Dorner a.k.a Norider

Dubenskiy

Dukhanin (2)

E, F

G, I

K

Edelman

Eventov

Eydilman (2)

Eydilshteynv

Faser

Faynbron

Feldman

Feldzonboyn

Felerman

Fird (?)

Frakman

Freynkel

Fridenteyl'

Fridmar

Frigor/Frior

Galperin

Gal'pershteyn

Golden

Goldenberg (2)

Golub

Greydink

Grinshteyn (4)

Ioka

Kagan

Kalisher

Karon

Kinzberg

Kisiliovi

Knepel'

Kocherzhinskiy

Kofman

Kolodner (2)

Konevskiy

Konstanepol'skiy

Konstantinovskiy

Kozlovskiy

Kriltsberg/Kritsberg (3)

Kvestler

L

M, N, O

P, R

Laudenberg

Lazorovich

Lmberbarg/Lemberberg

Ler

London (2)

Loufer(?)

Mashberg/Meshberg (6)

Mogilevskiy (2)

Mushter

Nemerovskiy (4)

Nirnberg

Novitskiy (2)

Obukhovskiy

Ostrovskiy

Ozorner

Pen' a.k.a Gal'perzon

Pikovskiy (3)

Pishnoy (2)

Priulskiy/Priul'skiy (2)

Rabynovich/Rabinovich

Reyzman

Rodberg

Rogovskiy

Rozenfeld (2)

Rubin (2)

Rubin/Rubyn

Rymor/Rytor

S

T, U

V

Saker

Sandler (3)

Shakhnovskiy

Shampanerv

Shnayzer

Shtenpel'

Shteyn

Shteyngard

Shvarts (2)

Shvaytser

Slutskiy (2)

Sorev

Ta(zh/f)apolskiy

Trakhtinberg (2)

Trudler

Umanskiy (5)

Unknown

Vas'brut

Vasser

Vays'broutv

Vayser

Vekshteyn

Vishnevetskiy

Vornovetskiy (2)

Vyler/Veler

Y

Z

Yablonovskiy

Yakubovskiy (4)

Yanovskiy

Yeroslavskiy

Yeydelshteyn

Yudkovskiy

Zaydenberg (2)

Zelenskiy (2)

Zelvinskiy (2)

Zhelvinskiy

Zilberbarg/Zilberberg (2)

Zinger