Korostyshev
Name Index
Census
1850
This census from Korostyshev (Korostishev), Radomysl district took place on Octrober 30, 1850.
There were 1,101 males and 1,449 females. It was signed by deputees Itsko Kachkin, Monasha Staroselskiy, Itsko Ga[z/r]enskiy, Shaya Ios Sinain/Sinayun and Shaya Leyb Kholodenko.
Numbers indicate how many households shared the same family name.
| Apteruk/Apterukh (2) |
| Baran (2) -1-father in unknown abasence |
| Barin |
| Begelfer |
| Belkovskiy/Bel'kovskiy -one family became farmers; Related: Kogos-in unknown absence |
| Beratsuk/Bulatsuk |
| Berenzuk/Bereizuk |
| Bereznyak |
| Bilkovskiy (4) -one son army recruit |
| Binkovskiy |
| Bondarchuk |
| Bondaruk -family moved to farmers status |
| Brusilovskiy (2) |
| Burshtein -related: Khlebopros-in unknown absence |
| Chipenyuk (11) -2-families became farmers; 1-died; one son is army recruit |
| Chipurukha/Chipirukha (3) -one family became farmers |
| Chvepenyuk/Chipenuk |
| Chypenok |
| Chypinuk |
| Chyprus |
| Detina |
| Dukhovnyi (4) |
| Elkun (3) |
| Fanich/Finich -two sons in unknown absence |
| Fishbein (3)-1 father in unknown abasence |
| Forizon -one son recruit |
| Frants |
| Furman (2) |
| Gabe (3) |
| Gaitsyn -brother in unknown absence |
| Gaverman |
| Gazinskiy (2) |
| Geiovskiy/Geevskiy/Geyuvskiy |
| German |
| Ginerman |
| Gobshtein -two sons in unknown absence, one in army |
| Gofshtein (2) -1-father's whereabout sunknown; 1-one son army recruit, brother left 1850 |
| Gokhvat (2) -both families became farmers. |
| Goldman |
| Golnderberg/[Goldenberg] |
| Gorodetskiy (31) -2 families became farmers; 1-brother in unknown absaence; 3-two sons army recruits; 1-head's whereabouts unknown since 1839 +nephew Terebmei..lin(?)-army recruit |
| Gukerman |
| Inerman -one son army recruit |
| Kachkin |
| Kagan (2) -1-died; 1-one son, army recruit |
| Kaganskiy (11)-one family became farmers; in two families: members in unknown absence; 1-one son army recruit |
| Kaitsin/Kaytsin -family became farmers |
| Kakan/Kikin |
| Kamenskiy |
| Keitsyn |
| Khaydes (2) |
| Khlebapros/Khlebopros (5) |
| Khodorkovskiy |
| Kholodenko (301) - 1-one family became farmers; 1-father recorded in Kanev as merchant in 1843; 1-moved to Zhitomir in 1836; 4-two sons army recruits; 3-some family members in unknown absence |
| Khozina/Kozina -1-elders died, young ones in unknown absence |
| Khvastovskiy |
| Kleyman |
| Ko(kh)orovskiy -one son army recruit, brother and another son in unknown place |
| Kogan |
| Koganskiy |
| Kordonskiy/Kordanskiy (3) |
| Korestyshovskiy/Korostyshevskiy (3) -a.k.a. Korostoshovskiy/Korostoshevskiy -one son army recruit |
| Kotlyarskiy (11) 4-one son recruit; 1--most sons died, one in army; 1-one nephew converted |
| Kozak (2) |
| Kozen(?)skiy -one son army recruit |
| Kozenvskiy/Kozelovskiy |
| Krichanskiy/Krichonskiy (2) |
| Krichinskiy -one son army recruit |
| Krivoruchka |
| Kruchenetskiy (2) |
| Kruchenyi (3) -one son army recruit |
| Kruchnyi |
| Kruchynetskiy -cousin army recruit. |
| Krupnik (2) |
| Kudish |
| Kupershtein (3) |
| Kushnirenko |
| Kuts/[Koots] (2) -1-exiled to Siberia |
| Lazebnik (3) |
| Litvak |
| Lober (4) -one son army recruit |
| Magada |
| Magida (6) -one family became farmers; in two families: army recruits; 1-sons in unknown absence |
| Maklyarskiy (2) -1-one son army recruit |
| Malerman/Milerman |
| Malina/Ma(l)ina |
| Malinskiy (3) |
| Margulis/Morgulis (15) -1-died; 1-nephew is army recruit; 1-one son in unknown absence |
| Margus |
| Maroz/Moroz (7) -1-one son army recruit +Zolotar-army recruit; 1-one son army recruit; 1-father and son died.; 1-two sons army recruits |
| Minenskiy |
| Mirochnik -head in unknown absence |
| Mirtsen (?) |
| Mokovoz |
| Nerans |
| Pakivskiy/Pikivskiy -one son army recruit |
| Panich (2) -one son army recruit +Voldman |
| Pargament/[Pergament] (3) - a.k.a. Pirgament -head is army recruit. |
| Pekar (32) -in 3 families sons in unknown absence; 1-one is army recruit; 1-family became farmers |
| Pikovskiy (2) |
| Pinskiy |
| Poleshchuk (7) -a.k.a. Polishchuk 1-1-one son army recruit |
| Poleshuk (9) -1-died; 1-father died, one son army recruit. |
| Pivnik -head in unknown absence, one son army recruit |
| Portnoy (11) -in unknown absence, 2 families--one son recruit; 1-army recruit |
| Pyzhnik/Pizhnik -father in unknown absence |
| Rabenovich/[Rabinovich] (7) -1--nephew army recruit |
| Rabinovich (19) -one son rarmy recruit |
| Radovskiy (3)-1-one family became farmers; 1-one son in unknown absence |
| Raitsyn/Raitsin/Raytsin (9) - 1-family died; 1-one son army recruit |
| Reznik -one son army recruit |
| Ronin/Ronyn (2) |
| Rozenberg/Rozenbarg (9) -a.k.a. Rozenbarkh, Royzinberg; 1-father in unknown absence; 1-father converted in 1844 |
| Rozenshain/Rozeynshan (2) |
| Rozhovskiy/Roskovskiy -relateD: Liberman-nephew is army recruit |
| Rubshtein |
| Rushynskiy |
| Rybak (3) |
| Ryzhevskiy (2) |
| Salomennik |
| Sapochnik |
| Sapozhnik (14) -1-one son exiled to Siberia, 1-one son recruit; 1-whereabouts unknown |
| Serdinskiy/Verdinskiy (2) -father in unknown absence |
| Shaen/Shaun |
| Shapochnik/Shaposhnik (8) -in three families: one son recruit -army recruit |
| Shigun -died |
| Shklyar |
| Shmerikyarskiy (?) -one son recruit |
| Shteinberg (6) -nephew is army recruit; a.k.a. Shtaiberg |
| Shtenbar/Shtenber (2) |
| Shulyak -one son army recruit |
| Shumyak/Shulyak -one son -army recruit |
| Siayuk/Sinain |
| Sinaevich (6) -one son army recruit |
| Sinayuk/Sinain |
| Sinayuk/Sinauk (6) |
| Sirota (6) - in two families: members are army recruits. |
| Slobodetskiy (3) -one family became farmers |
| Smoller -most in unknown absence, one son army recruit |
| Smolyar (3) |
| Solomenik/Solomyanik (2) -in unknown absence |
| Spektarskiy |
| Spektor |
| Staroselskiy (2) -one son army recruit |
| Stolyar -two sons became farmers, one army recruit |
| Strizhevskiy (3) -one family became farmers |
| Studenetskiy/Studinitskiy (2) -in two families sons army recruits |
| Taemovskiy/Tisnivskiy (2) |
| Tateruk -one son army recruit |
| Terebizhnik/Terebishnik (2) -one son army recruit, nephew exiled to Siberia |
| Teteruk (3) -one family became farmers |
| Tokarskiy |
| Tomarkin |
| Tsypenuk (2) -one son army recruit |
| Tumarkin |
| Ugenovich(?) |
| Usharenko (10) -1-one brother army recruit; 1-one son army recruit; Related: Pekar |
| Usherenko (11)-1-father died, sons in unknown absence; 1-one son absent |
| Ushirenko/Ushyrenko (3) 1-absent |
| Usynovich/Usvilovich -one son army recruit |
| Vainshtein (4) -Related: Polishchuk |
| Vainshtin |
| Vernik (3) -1-one son army recruit |
| Vilenskiy (11) -1-in unknown absence; 1-one grandson converted |
| Vilerskiy |
| Vinarskiy (4)-in both families: father in unknown absence |
| Vinokur (8) -1-in unknown absence; 1-one son army recruit |
| Vinshtein -in unknown absence |
| Vinyarskiy (3) -one son army recruit |
| Vitoilivskiy |
| Vladimerskiy/Vladimirskiy (4) |
| Volovnik (3) |
| Vovoda -in process of being recorded as farmers |
| Voyshtein |
| Zagranichnyi (3) -1-father's whereabouts unknown; one nephew-army recruit; |
| Zeylikovich -sons mostly died, one army recruit. |
| Zoistarskiy/Zolstarskiy -father left, one son recruit. |
| Zolotar |
| Zolotarski |
| Zubrovskiy (2) |