Zhabotin
Name Index
Census
1858
This is the list of bourgeois families recorded in the census from Zhabotin, Cherkasy district on May 25, 1858.
There were 382 males and 390 females. It was signed by Yankel Talchinskiy, Avrum [..], Itsko Voslipovek(?), Leiba Galensav..
Numbers indicate how many households shared the same family name.
| Last Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Aptekar (10) | three in the army |
| Balakhovskiy (3) | one family became farmers in 1855 with one son in the army. |
| Belazorskiy/Bilazorskiy (2) | |
| Bilinskiy | one son absent |
| Bolonskiy | |
| Bukhaltsov (2) | |
| Butkevich | |
| Butinskiy | |
| Eshdin | related: Rezhich (?) |
| Fainshtein (4) | nephews absent |
| Finkelshtein | |
| Galperin | |
| Ganopolskiy | family became (farmers?) in 1855 |
| Goldferd | added by order from 1852. |
| Golinovskiy | |
| Gorinshtein (2) | |
| Kagun | |
| Kaler | |
| Kanevetskiy | |
| Koretskiy (4) | one brother fled, two in the army. |
| Korsunskiy | family became farmers in 1855 |
| Kuchir | |
| Leizorov | |
| Levin | |
| Linetskiy (3) | |
| Lomovatskiy | |
| Lubarskiy | |
| Lyakhovetskiy | |
| Mednik | |
| Minkovetskiy | father absent |
| Mogilevskiy (3) | one absent |
| Monastyrskiy (3) | one father absent. One family became merchants. |
| Moshinskiy | |
| Pavolotskiy | |
| Ponasov | |
| Perlin | |
| Polonskiy (6) | two families became farmers in 1855 and 1856 |
| Pyatigor | |
| Rodomyskiy | |
| Rot | |
| Santsov | one absent |
| Savranskiy (2) | two in the army |
| Shapirovskiy (3) | family became merchants in 1856 |
| Shkolnik | Father fled in 1856, one son in the army. |
| Solovok (?) | |
| Spivak (3) | one son in the army, brother fled. Another family was missed previously. |
| Tarkavskiy (4) | one in the army |
| Ternopolskiy (?) | father fled |
| Tulchinskiy | |
| Unknown/Mordkovich | Mordko son of Mordko previously 29 y.o, fled in 1852 |
| Umanskiy (2) | one in the army |
| Uritskiy (4) | one family became merchants in 1850, another farmers in 1854 |
| Uslender/Klender | |
| Varshavskiy (3) | |
| Volodarskiy (2) | family became merchants in 1856 |
| Yablunovskiy | |
| Zamanskiy (2) | two in the army. One family became merchants |
| Zaslavskiy (7) |