Bourgeois
Family Name | Notes |
Abrakh/(A(?)rakh) | |
Antonovskiy (2) | |
Bartsuk | became artisans |
Bas | both families became artisans. One in the army. |
Basey | family became artisans |
Bereslavskiy | |
Berestetskiy | |
Berinskiy (5) | one family recorded as artisans |
Bershadskiy | family became artisans |
Beynish/Beynik | |
Bisnovatyi/Bisnovatey (3) | two families became farmers |
Brodskiy (3) | |
Bronshtein | |
Brovarman | |
Budnik (2) | one family became farmers |
Budyanskiy | this family was recorded to artisan community |
Burman/Burmak | one in the army, father and three of his sons left to Talnoe in 1880 |
Chalyi (2) | |
Chapotyi/Chapotniy | |
Cheretochnyi/Sherstyannyi | one left in 1879, one in the army |
Chizhik -became farmers | |
Chizhivskiy | |
Dashikovskiy/[Dashkovskiy] (2) | one family became artisans |
Dergun -became artisans | |
Dofman/Dafman (2) | one family became artisans |
Dubinskiy | family became artisans |
Dukelskiy (3) | one in the army |
Ezerovich | |
Futernik | family did not show up |
Gakhman/Pikhman | family became artisans |
Ganopolskiy (2) | both families became artisans |
Gishbman | one moved to Boyarka in 1881, one left in 1883 |
Gitman (2) | one in the army |
Gokhbarg | |
Gokhman | father with family became farmers, nephew with family moved to Talnoe in 1880 |
Golovanevskiy | |
Granovskiy (3) | |
Gusak (3) | two families became artisans |
(I/N)gilskiy | this family became artisans |
Ilinskiy | this family recorded as artisans |
Kabilyatskiy | one in the army |
Kagan (3) | one family became artisans, in two families one person in the army |
Kaminetskiy | |
Kastantinovskiy | one in unknown absence |
Kazachinskiy | |
Khilyar | family became artisans |
Khlmen (?) | |
Khmorko | |
Khuvaylo | famly became artisans |
Khvastun | |
Kiliman/Kaliman (?) | one in the army |
Kirnaukh | family became artisans |
Kligman (2) | |
Kobrinskiy (2) | both families became artisans |
Korpaukh | this family recorded as artisans |
Korsunskiy | one in the army |
Kotlyar | family became artisans |
Krasnyi | one in the army |
Kremenetskiy (2) | |
Krutykop/Krutikop (2) | this family recorded as artisans |
Kumonets/Ku(?)onets | two of the sons moved to Talnoe with families in 1880. One in the army. |
Kushnir | family became artisans |
Laza(b)atskiy | |
Lazebnik | family became artisans |
Litvak | |
Lopotinskiy | became artisans |
Lotoshevskiy (2) | one family became artisans, in both families one person in the army. One left in 1879 |
Lvovskiy (4) | one family became artisans -one family in unknown absence since 1852 without passport |
Lyakhovetskiy (5) | one son left in 1871, -in two families, one son in the army, -one in unknown absence, one son left in 1879 |
Malamud | became farmers |
Medvinskiy (2) | one son recorded as artisan |
Meshits/Memits | became artisans, one in the army. |
Minskiy (4) | did not show up, one in the army |
Mlavskiy/Shlyanskiy (?) | -one family became artisans, one family did not show up |
Mochulskiy (2) | |
Moshanskiy | one in the army, two in unknown absence |
Myaslavskiy/Myashavskiy | |
Nemerov (?) | family became artisans |
Nemerovskiy/Nimerovskiy (7) | one nephew didn't show up during census family became farmers, one father did not show up (with one son) one son moved to place Zhashkov, Tarashcha district (as bourgeois). |
Nepomnyashchey | |
Nikhzorg | famly became artisans |
Nomerov | |
Oziranskiy | famly became artisans |
Pavalotskiy/Povolotskiy (2) | two did not show up during census |
Pavlovetskiy (3) | moved to Chigirin |
Pobirezhskiy (2) | |
Pritskiy | one left in 1881 |
Rabinovich (5) | two families moved to Kanev as 3rd guild merchants one family became artisans one family left in 1879 in two families, members left in 1879 |
Rainish/Reinish (2) | family left in 1879 |
Raykher | moved to Balta |
Reznikov (5) | one in the army |
Romanovskiy (2) | |
Rutonov | |
Ryshanovskiy | one son in the army, three nephews didn't show up during census |
Semenovskiy | |
Semepovskiy | |
Shatalskiy/Sha(?)alskiy | one in the army, one left in 1879 |
Shaulskiy (2) | |
Shchur (2) | |
Shkulskiy | |
Shpolyanskiy | |
Shubinskiy | one in the army, two left in 1879 |
Shulyar | family became artisans |
Shumskiy (?) | |
Simarskachi/Simarshski/Sichannchi (2) | two in the army (1851,52), two sons left to Talnoe in 1880) |
Slobovik | |
Smilyanskiy | |
Sokolik | |
Sutko | |
Synarskiy | one in the army, one did not show up |
Tal'yanskiy/Talianskiy | one in the army, family became artisans |
Teperman | family became artisans |
Teplitskiy | family became artisans |
Tonkonogiy (2) | |
Tsaplya | |
Tsirulnik | family became artisans |
Tulchinskiy | one in the army, family became artisans |
Tur'yanskiy/Turianskiy | |
Unknown/Khaimov | father Srul Khaimov died, son became artisan. No females listed. |
Vainer | |
Valinets | |
Varnik/Virnik | |
Varshavskiy | family became artisans |
Verbak/Verbok | family became artisans |
Verbov | this family also recorded as artisans |
Vernik | |
Vidgof (?) | |
Vilshanskiy | one in the army, one did not show up |
Vinarov (4) | three families became farmers, one in the army |
Virnik | |
Vodenitskiy/Vodyanitskiy | brother with family in unknown absence |
Volinets | one son left in 1879 |
Volynskiy | |
Yampolskiy | |
Zaichik | family became artisans |
Zaleshchanskiy (3) | one family became artisans, one in the army |
Zaslavskiy (6) | three families became farmers, one famly became artisans, one son in the army |
Zhabianskiy/Zhabyanskiy | |
Zvagilskiy | son didn't show up during census |