Byshev
Name Index
Census
1850
This census took place in Byshev, Kiev district on December 31, 1850.
There were 296 males and 313 females recorded.
It was signed by Shulim Iglinskiy, Ios Chernyavskiy, Moishe Duvid Polyakovich, Mordukh Zatulovskiy, Ios Vilchik and state rabbi Ios Vorobey.
| Family Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Arevich | one in the army |
| Baran | became a farmer in 1850 |
| Benevich | father in unknown absence since 1845 |
| Birlyanskiy | |
| Brinshtein | |
| Brizinskiy | moved to Vasilkov community in 1847 |
| Brodovskiy | one absent since 1846 |
| Chernyavskiy | one in the army |
| Didovskiy | |
| Duvidovich | |
| Godkovskiy | |
| Golostupets | |
| Gorilovskiy | family became merchants in Radomysl district in 1822 |
| Gribenik | |
| Gurovich | converted in 1846 |
| Iglinskiy | one in the army |
| Iorovskiy/Yurovskiy | father and one son in unknown absence since 1845. Related: Shteinbarg |
| Kaganovskiy (3) | father is absent since 1848 |
| Karashinskiy | |
| Kats | |
| Katsovskiy | several family members became farmers in 1850 |
| Khamlenskiy | |
| Kievskiy | father in unknown absence since 1840. Family became farmers in Kiev district since 1858. |
| Kilshevskiy | |
| Klechkovskiy | |
| Kolodnik | |
| Komarovskiy (2) | one in the army |
| Kopilovskiy | |
| Koshakovskiy | |
| Kostovskiy | |
| Kravets | |
| Krichmar | two in unknown absence, one fled |
| Krivyanskiy | father is away since 1847 |
| Lozovik/Vozovik (2) | |
| Lvov | |
| Mamorovskiy | sons in unknown absence since 1848, brother fled in 1840 |
| Medvedskiy | one son in unknown absence |
| Moshkovskiy | three in unknown absence, two in the army |
| Motkovskiy | several family members became farmers in 1850 |
| Nemtsov | |
| Polyachenko (6) | one family became farmers in 1856 and planning to move on gov't lands. In another family two in unknown absence. One family became merchants in 1836(?). |
| Polyakovich | one in the army |
| Proshak | |
| Sakevich | this family became farmers in 1855 and moved to Kherson gov. |
| Shklyarenko (2) | |
| Shlinskiy | all died except one son in unknown absence since 1845 |
| Shtovbarg | related: Stovbarg |
| Sklyarenko | |
| Slipak | father is away, one in the army |
| Spektor | |
| Spivak | family became artisans in 1855 |
| Telskiy (2) | in one family two in the army. Related: Matusovskiy |
| Troyanovskiy | father is away since 1845 |
| Vilchik | |
| Vinokovskiy (2) | |
| Vinokur | |
| Vorobey | |
| Yaminkovich/Yalimkovich | |
| Yastrebenskiy (2) | one family recorded (separated from?) family #22. In another family two people fled. |
| Zatulovskiy (2) | one in the army |