Shpola
Name Index
Census
1858
This census from Shpola, Zvenigorodka district was compiled on May 30, 1858.
There were 959 males and 976 females recorded. It was compiled and signed by Avrum Gokhman, Meer Kalmenski(?), Volko Sigals(?).
The number indicates how many families shared the same last name.
Family Name |
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Brodskiy |
Malamid |
Nirinberg |
Radomilskiy |
Zeyda |
Zvenitskiy -family did not show up during census |
Family Name | Notes |
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Aptekar | |
Avrutskiy (6) | two in the army |
Bakhmutskiy | one did not show up. |
Baranbeim/Baranbaim | |
Bazelyan | two sons moved to Yekaterinoslav |
Beinerman | |
Bekerman | family became farmers |
Biletskiy | |
Birman | one in the army |
Boskis/Bakhis | |
Brailovskiy | family became farmers |
Brodetskiy | |
Brodskiy | one in the army, one son did not show up. |
Chavun (2) | family became farmers |
Cherkaskiy | |
Chernyavskiy | related: Biletski |
Chu(ik)kmar | |
Dain (3) | one family did not show up during census |
Dobrovod | |
Donskoy | one in the army, one left in 1879 |
Dubinskiy | |
Eidish/Eydish | father converted |
Fisher | one in the army |
Fridman | |
Furman | |
Galitskiy | family became farmers |
Gelberg/Gelbirg (2) | |
Gelfman | one nephew didn't show up during census |
Geshikter | |
Gilbud/Gilburg | |
Gilgur/Gilgir | one in the army, one did not show up. |
Ginzbarg (2) | |
Gishikter/G..ikter | one in the army |
Glatshtein | one nephew left in 1880 |
Glazor/Glizor | |
Gofman (2) | |
Gokhman | one in the army |
Golovanivskiy/Golovanavskiy | one son didn't show up |
Golovinskiy | |
Gonopolskiy | |
Gradskiy | |
Grazel | |
Grimborg/Grimberg | one in the army |
Gruzubinskiy | family became farmers |
Gulko | |
Gulyak | |
Kales/Kames | family became farmers |
Kamarskiy | |
Kamenker | |
Kanelskiy | two nephews did not show up during census |
Kapustyanskiy | |
Karlik (2) | one family separated previously. One in the army |
Kats (2) | |
Katsov | one in the army |
Kerpelman | |
Kezelman | one in the army, one nephew left in 1881 |
Khinskiy | nephews did not show up during census. |
Kholkovskiy | |
Klizirman | |
Knyazhanskiy | one in the army, one left in 1879 |
Korets | one in the army |
Korostenskiy | |
Korostishevskiy (2) | two didn't show up during census, one in the army |
Korotyanskiy/Korotianskiy | |
Kozlenko | one in the army |
Kramalnik | |
Kramar (2) | |
Krepker/Krepkir (3) | one brother exiled to be settled, his two sons didn't show up three did not show up during census |
Krosnyi/Krasnyi | |
Krymchanskiy (3) | one left in 1879, two nephews didn't show up |
Krymker/Krimker | father didn't show up during census |
Kuperman | |
Kutsyi | one in the army |
Labekir/Labengug | |
Lankpeya | one nephew converted, another didn't show up |
Lapsker/Lapskir (3) | this family separated into three households. one in the army |
Leviat/Leviyat (2) | few sons in one family didn't show up during census |
Liberman | |
Lipovetskiy | |
Lirner | father recorded as Lirnern. One son in the army |
Litvin | |
Loiberg | one son moved to Talnoe in 1880 |
Lozovatskiy (2) | |
Malamid (2) | one in the army, nephew lef in 1880 |
Manestersk | i.e. Monastyrski, this family previously separated |
Marianovskiy/Mar'yanovskiy (3) | |
Matusovskiy | |
Metnitskiy | |
Mezhibenskiy | |
Milner | |
Minkivetskiy (2) | |
Monastirskiy | two left to Talnoe in 1880. One left in 1882 |
Morenskiy | nephew didn't show up |
Mychnyk/Mychnik | |
Nirinberg | |
Oks (2) | one in the army |
Ostrogov | |
Ostrovskiy | one in the army |
Parnos | one in the army |
Plitok | son did not show up during census |
Podolskiy | one in the army |
Polyakov | |
Proektor (2) | family moved to Tauria governorate as merchants |
Pustilnik (2) | |
Pyategorskiy | |
Radomishelskiy | |
Raivy/Ragevy/Rapivy | one in the army |
Rava | |
Ravich | family became farmers |
Ravskiy | two sons left to Boyarka in 1881, one in the army |
Ravva | family became merchants |
Reibart/Relbart | |
Reiburg/Reyburg | one in the army |
Rezintaich/Rozintaych | |
Rodovilovskiy | |
Rovinskiy (2) | in two families, one son in the army |
Rovskiy/Ravskiy | one in the army |
Rusobrov | |
Ryltchin/Reltchin | |
Sapira | |
Savoev | |
Shabadish | |
Shagal | |
Shepelsovskiy | one in the army, three did not show up during census |
Sheyref/Sheiref | |
Shistir | |
Shlat | |
Shmandura | |
Shvartsbrim/Shvartsbram | |
Shvets | |
Slobodyanik (4) | one of this families previous separated |
Solovey/Solovyi | |
Spivak (4) | both did not show up during census |
Stanovskiy | |
Stovidler | |
Sukhir | |
Syngalskiy/Singalskiy | one in the army |
Tabashnik | |
Talianskiy/Tal'yanskiy | |
Taran | |
Telipinskiy | |
Tolchinskiy | family became farmers |
Tsebukhir | |
Turchin | |
Unknown/Zalmanovich | Moshko Zalmanovich, 56 years old, with wife. No last name(?) |
Vaishburt | |
Varenbud/Varenberg | one in the army |
Veksler | |
Vitkup/Vyukup | in two families, one person in the army |
Vladimerskiy | |
Volinskiy (2) | two didn't show up (in one family) |
Volodarskiy | |
Vorona | one in the army, one son moved to Smila in 1880 in 2nd family brother didn't show up, nephew in the army |
Yampolskiy | |
Yanovskiy | |
Yerusalimskiy (2) | (possibly) family members divided into two families |
Yurkovskiy | |
Zabarskiy | |
Zamarskiy | |
Zazulya | |
Zelinskiy | family moved to Talnoe in 1880 |
Zeyda/Zeida (4) | one in the army |
Zheleznyak (2) | |
Zinkov | family became farmers |
Zlotchenko | one son moved to Talnoe in 1880 |
Zolbshtein | one son converted |
Zviagelskiy/Zvyagelskiy (2) | one in the army |