Zvenigorodka
Name Index
Census
1834
This is the list of bourgeois families who lived in town Zvenigorodka, Zvenigorodka district during census of April 30, 1834.
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There were 434 males and 469 females recorded. It was signed by elder Avrum Lukov and deputeesa Pinkas Kobrinskiy, Leizor Vitkovskiy. Few of the individuals recorded as exiled (possibly to Siberia).
Numbers indicate how many households shared the same last name.
| Last Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Altman | |
| Banik | a.k.a. Fastovskiy |
| Bashan | |
| Beider | |
| Beker | |
| Beratskavskiy/Beratslavskiy | |
| Biliy | |
| Blinder | |
| Bratslavskiy | |
| Bukovskiy | |
| Burshtein (6) | |
| Berner/Cherner | |
| Chernobylskiy (7) | |
| Chernyakhovskiy (2) | |
| Dranovskiy (3) | one in the army |
| Dunaevskiy | one in unknown absence since 1830 |
| Dunavetskiy (2) | one in the army |
| Faershtein | family were 3rd guild merchants who became bourgeois in 1831. another family left merchant class in 1831 and returned to merchants in 1832. |
| Ganbarg | |
| Ganzilka | |
| Geiler | |
| Geroslavskiy | |
| Gokhman (2) | |
| Goldbarg/Goldbarkh | in unknown absence since 1818 |
| Golshtein | |
| Gorshtein | |
| Granovskiy (6) | |
| Grinshpun | |
| Kagan (2) | father lost in 1830 |
| Kamennyi | |
| Kaminskiy | |
| Kanevskiy | |
| Kanevskiy (?) | lost in 1830 |
| Katsov (2) | |
| Kishlir | lost in 1831 |
| Kobrinskiy | |
| Korbarskiy | in unknown absence since 1826 |
| Kordinskiy | in unknown absence since 1827 |
| Kremenitskiy | females only |
| Krivonos | |
| Kushnir | |
| Levit | lost in 1822 |
| Linitskiy | |
| Linovskiy/Lanovskiy | father lost in 1832 |
| Lirner (3) | |
| Litvin | |
| Lomovitskiy | |
| Lotoshovskiy | son in the army |
| Lubarskiy | in unknown absence since 1820 |
| Lukov (2) | |
| Lyakhovetskiy (3) | lost in 1830 one son in the army |
| Mogilevskiy (2) | exiled since 1833 |
| Munir | father and son in unknown absence since 1825 |
| Naishtut | |
| Olkhovetskiy | |
| Olshtein | |
| Orlovskiy | |
| Ostrovskiy (3) | father and two of the sons exiled since 1833-34 |
| Palchitskiy (2) | one son in the army |
| Pasternak | |
| Pedinovskiy (2) | |
| Pekar | |
| Pishnev (2) | one in the army |
| Podolskiy (6) | son in unknown absence |
| Printsman | one in the army |
| Rabinovich | |
| Reidar | family became merchants and moved to town Vasilkov in 1830 |
| Riznikov (2) | lost in 1830 |
| Ryzhiy | |
| Sapozhnik | |
| Satanovskiy | |
| Shchigol (3) | one son in the army |
| Shepetilovskiy | one in the army |
| Shkolnik | |
| Shpolianskiy | |
| Shtadlan | |
| Shturman | |
| Shvartser (2) | |
| Shvartskop | |
| Shvartspeis/Shvartspeys | |
| Skvirskiy (5) | |
| Slovenko | two in unknown absence |
| Smilianskiy/Smilyanskiy | one son in the army |
| Smotritskiy | father came from Kherson governorate, Olgopol district from Arkhangelsk bourgeois in 1834. |
| Sokolovskiy (3) | |
| Sosnovskiy | |
| Syvak | lost in 1822 |
| Teplitskiy (4) | |
| Tetelman (2) | one son in the army, two in unknown absence |
| Tinovskiy | |
| Torgovetskiy | |
| Trostinetskiy | in unknown absence since 1832 |
| Tsvitukha | |
| Tulchinskiy | |
| Uchitel | |
| Unknown/Gershkovich | Meer son of Gershko. Lost in 1826. |
| Vaisfeld | |
| Vaslavskiy/Baslavskiy (2) | |
| Vinitskiy | |
| Vishnevetskiy (4) | exiled since 1819 |
| Vitkovskiy (5) | son in unknown absence |
| Yablunovskiy (5) | |
| Yalinskiy | |
| Yampolskiy (2) | one in unknown absence |
| Yurkovskiy | |
| Zaslavskiy (3) | one in unknown absence One father a.k.a. Chukarskiy |
| Zhukovskiy (2) | two fathers were 3rd guild merchants who became bourgeois in 1834. Another family were 3rd guild merchants who became bourgeois in 1834. |