Talnoe
Name Index
Census
1858
This is census from Talnoe (Talne), Uman district, took place on May 28, 1858.
There were 1,322 males and 1,575 females recorded as bourgeois.
It was signed by Mordko Mozes, Meer Erlikhman, Kisil Romanovskiy, Mordko Zhupanov, (tax?) collector Vol'ko Natenzon and state rabbi: Gersh Bir Puchkov.
This portion includes bourgeois families.
Numbers indicate how many families shared the same family name.
| Anchevskiy | |
| Baltaksa | |
| Balter | |
| Barabash | one in the army |
| Bardichevskiy/ [Berdichevskiy] | |
| Baziyan | |
| Bedratyi | |
| Beidar/Beydar | absent |
| Beologolova | |
| Berdishevskiy | |
| Berezan' | |
| Berezin | |
| Bigunets | |
| Bimbar | |
| Bondar | |
| Borlan | father in unknown absence |
| Bragilnyi | |
| Braslavskiy or Braslovskiy (2) | |
| Braverman | one in unknown absence |
| Brif (4) | one son in unknown absence |
| Brodskiy | |
| Bronshtein | |
| Budnik (2) | |
| Burchilo/Bur(?)ilo | |
| Burdey | |
| Burliga | |
| Butelkov/Butilkov Butel'kov (4) | two of the brothers are fled in 1857 |
| Butovskiy | |
| Buzik | |
| Cherevan | |
| Chernyi | |
| Chervonyi | |
| Chovnik (4) | |
| Darlugray/Dralyugray | moved from place Lintsy in 1853 |
| Dashevskiy | one in unknown absence |
| Dayman/Daiman | |
| Diliur/Dameur (?) | |
| Diokur (5) | 1-two sons absent 1-one brother is away |
| Dishelman/ Dyshelman | |
| Drantivyi/Drachtivyi or Drantivyi (2) | one son in the army, nephew in unknown absence |
| Dubilt | |
| Dubinovskiy | family came from place Savran in 1851 |
| Dvupolnyi/Dvupol'nyi | |
| Dyakovyi | |
| Erlekhman (6) | this family moved to Tarashcha as merchants in 1856 |
| Fainerman (3) | |
| Fainleyb/Fainleib (4) | |
| Fainshtein | |
| Faver | one in the army |
| Felsher | |
| Fertik | |
| Finkel | father is absent |
| Fishgaiz | one in the army |
| Fraiman | came from Sokolovka in 1855 |
| Freiter/Freyter | |
| Fridman | nephew in the army |
| Futerman | |
| Gelfand | |
| Glusbarg | family came from Savran in 1857 |
| Goferman (2) | one in the army |
| Goldanshtein | on is absent |
| Golkhovoy/Gol'khovoy | one brother became merchant in 1850 |
| Golkhovyi (3) | one son later moved to Stavishche 1-one family became merchants since 1857 |
| Gorbanos | |
| Gorodetskiy | |
| Granader (2) | |
| Grinbar | this family came in 1854 |
| Gudesblat | one in the army |
| Guner | this family became farmers since 1855 |
| Gurkal/Gurial | this family became farmers since 1855 |
| Gurman | |
| Gurovich/[Gurevich] | |
| Gutman (3) | one father is absent |
| Izdatnyi | |
| Kagan (2) | one family came from place Savran in 1851 in another family, one son in the army, nephew fled |
| Kanter | |
| Karachunskiy | one son absent, one nephew in the army |
| Kaslison | |
| Khabut | |
| Khariton | |
| Khasik | |
| Khortik | |
| Khrapko (2) | one in the army |
| Khvulya (2) | one son in the army |
| Kilman | |
| Kogut | |
| Konsuler (2) | 1-moved from place Sokolovka in 1855 |
| Korchemnyi | |
| Kortu(z?)ov | |
| Korytnik/Koritnik | |
| Kosoglyad/Kosogliad | came from place Sokolovka in 1855 |
| Kotik | |
| Krichun | |
| Krutonoga | one brother moved to Yelisavetgrad in 1855 |
| Krutous | |
| Kugut | |
| Kurichka | |
| Kushnir | |
| Kutsyi (2) | 1-most males in unknown absence since 1856 |
| Lakhtinbarg | one nephew is absent |
| Lerman | |
| Leva | |
| Linchuk | one son in the army |
| Linetskiy | father returned from fleeing in 1851 |
| Linivets | |
| Lipa | |
| Lipinets | |
| Malikheker | |
| Malyi (3) | 1-died 1-family in unknown absence since 1856 |
| Marmur | |
| Mazir | |
| Mazur (5) | |
| Medveyk/Medvedik (2) | |
| Misenzhnik | on son in the army |
| Mizhevskiy | |
| Mizikovskiy | one in the army |
| Moberskiy/Lioberskiy | |
| Mogilev (2) | 1-one son in the army |
| Mogilevskiy | son in unknown absence |
| Moshkatel/Moshkatel' | one son in the army |
| Mozys | came from town Uman in 1851 |
| Mudryak | |
| Mushurovskiy | |
| Mylievskiy or Meliedskiy (?) | family in unknown absence |
| Natinzon/Natanzon | one in the army |
| Nimchik | one in the army |
| Norodovyi | this family became 3rd guild merchants since 1856 |
| Nudman | |
| Obshodkiy/Obledkiy | |
| Obsushennyi (2) | |
| Ocheretiannyi | |
| Ocheretnyi | |
| Olkhoviy/Ol'khovyi | |
| Orzykh/Ozrikh | |
| Oterannyi | one in the army |
| Pakin-Treiger | |
| Palskiy/Pal'skiy | |
| Pari(l?)ier | |
| Partygul (2) | 1-few family members absent |
| Pekar | |
| Perkach/Perkas (2) | father returned from fleeing in 1852 |
| Perkas (2) | 1-one in the army 1-one family became farmers since 1855 |
| Pikin | |
| Pilka (3) | one family became farmers since 1853 |
| Pismennyi (2) | |
| Pletinskiy (2) | |
| Podyakaryi (?) | family in unknown absence since 1854 |
| Pokhodka | |
| Pokrivaylo | |
| Polevyi (3) | |
| Poliskiy | one nephew in the army |
| Polyak | |
| Poryadochnyi | |
| Poslitur (2) | |
| Potiagaylo / Potyagaylo (2) | |
| Povilnyi/Povil'nyi | |
| Povolotskiy | family in unknown absence since 1855 |
| Pravdomuvets | came from place Sokolovka in 1855 |
| Pribluda (2) | one father in unknown absence |
| Pritula | on in the army |
| Psarovskiy | father is absent |
| Puchkov | |
| Pumka/Puika (?) | |
| Pustymnik/Pustilnik | |
| Rabinovich (2) | |
| Rakovskiy | |
| Reidach/Reigach | |
| Rokhbarg | this family became farmers since 1854 |
| Romanovskiy (2) | one son in the army |
| Rozdor/Rozedor | family in unknown absence since 1855 |
| Rozenfeld (4) | one returned from fleeing in 1858 one family are soldier's children, added based on note from town Ograotov(?), Uman district in 1858 |
| Rud | |
| Rudey | |
| Rudyi | one son in the army |
| Samborskiy | |
| Saposhnik | |
| Saranduk | |
| Sechanyi | |
| Serbin | this family became merchants since 1855 |
| Shandorovskiy/ Shindorovskiy (2) | one brother moved out in 1858. One nephew in unknown absence |
| Shatkhan | |
| Shatrovatyi | |
| Shats | one son in the army |
| Shimka | |
| Shishka | |
| Shkolnik | came in 1858 |
| Shneybrut | soldier's children, added based on note from town Pristiv/Prischiv (?), Uman district in 1858 |
| Shornopolskiy | |
| Shtein (2) | |
| Shtrashnyi | |
| Shtutman (2) | one family in unknown absence |
| Shvedskiy | |
| Shvidkiy | |
| Sirota (3) | one of the brothers in the army |
| Sklyar (2) | one brother in the army |
| Skolozub | |
| Sobel/Sobel' (2) | |
| Sobka | |
| Solidor | |
| Spektor | |
| Spivak | |
| Sukernik | |
| Sukhalitka (5) | |
| Sukonik | elder brother is absent |
| Suromaz | |
| Sverdlik | |
| Tanskiy | |
| Taradash | father in unknown absence |
| Taraday | |
| Tarador | |
| Tarakan (3) | one in unknown absence |
| Teplitskiy | newcomers in 1850 |
| Terezay/Tertsay (2) | |
| Titievskiy | |
| Toiber/Toyber | family came from place Granov in 1853 |
| Torasik | |
| Torbotras (2) | one family became merchants since 1857 |
| Trifan | |
| Trituz | absent. Related: Yuzipovich |
| Trut | |
| Tsibulya | related: Koshavatskiy |
| Tsoykun | |
| Tsubis/Tsubys (2) | |
| Tsuprun (2) | father is absent |
| Turkat/Turkot (2) | |
| Unknown | Meer Lipovich with wife, added to community in 1853, currently in unknown absence |
| Unknown | widow Rukhlya Podvodavaya with her adopted son, Shlema Rutgeyzer. This family moved from merchants class to bourgeois in 1855 |
| Vatskiy | father in unknown absence |
| Vaysbarg/Vaisbarg | |
| Vekslyar | one brother in unknown absence |
| Venoka/Venika | |
| Vereshchak | |
| Vernik (2) | family moved from Savran |
| Vilch/Vil'ch | |
| Vilshenker | came from Savran in 1851 |
| Vinokur | |
| Vovchuk | this family became farmers since 1855 |
| Vovnoboy/ [Voskoboy?] | |
| Yaskiy | |
| Yelnik | |
| Yunis | |
| Yurik | one in unknown absent |
| Zaichik | one in the army |
| Zaliman | one in the army |
| Zamok | |
| Zaslavskiy (2) | |
| Zavodnik | this family became farmers since 1855 |
| Zelenkovskiy | brother in unknown absence |
| Zelinskiy | |
| Zemlyanker | |
| Zhupanovich | one nephew in the army, another absent |
| Zlatka/Zlotka (4) | in two families one person in the army |
| Zupnik |