Ignatovka
Name Index
Census
1850
This census took place in Ignatovka, Kiev district on October 28, 1850.
There were 269 males and 278 females recorded.
It was signed by elders Shmul Pritskin, Shlema Sigalovskiy and state rabbi Volko Litovski.
It was signed by elders Shmul Pritskin, Shlema Sigalovskiy and state rabbi Volko Litovski.
| Family Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Benev/Beniov (2) | |
| Boyarskiy | |
| Briksman | son converted in 1857 |
| Chernyavskiy (2) | one family moved to town Priluki in 1853. |
| Dondik (2) | one family absent with one son in the army |
| Dorfshtein | family left to Kremenchug in 1836 |
| Edelman | fled in 1838 |
| Faktorov (3) | |
| Galpershtein | this family in 1858 became merchants and moved to Kremenchug, Poltava gov. One in the army. |
| Godorov (4) | one son in the army |
| Gorinshtein (2) | |
| Greben | family became merchants in 1858 and moved to town Vasilkov |
| Ignatovskiy (3) | father in unknown absence since 1848. One family became merchants and moved to Vasilkov in 1857. |
| Kaganovskiy (10) | one in the army, one fled |
| Kotkovskiy (4) | one son did not show up |
| Kozarovitskiy (3) | one fled |
| Kramar (2) | one family absent (father fled, two sons in the army) |
| Litovskiy (4) | |
| Loshak | |
| Mazurov (5) | one family moved to farmers class in 1850 |
| Mikhalovskiy (3) | one in unknown absence, one family fled in 1834 |
| Mitnitskiy | |
| Mizrukha (5) | |
| Mogilevskiy | one fled in 1836 |
| Nemerovskiy | |
| Obukhovskiy | |
| Polevin | |
| Pristup | one fled in 1848 |
| Pritskin | |
| Reznitskiy | |
| Rogozovskiy (4) | one son in unknown absence, one family died. |
| Satanovskiy | one in the army |
| Shcherbakov | one son in the army |
| Slutskiy (7) | in 1858 family became farmers and moved to lands of owner Rilsk.. at village Makovishchen[k]absence, Kiev district. One in the army. |
| Sogolovskiy | |
| Soroka (3) | all three heads of the families also known as Mozyrskiy |
| Spitkovskiy | |
| Zaits/Zalts | |
| Zavelev | |
| Zegeimester | died |
| Zevelev (2) | one in unknown absence. One family became farmers in 1855 and moved to Kherson governorate. |
| Zilberbarg | |
| Zurakhov (6) | brother in unknown absence since 1840 |