Smela
Name Index
Census
1858
These families were recorded in census from Smela, Cherkasy district on May 29, 1858.
There were 670 males and 684 females recorded.
Numbers indicate how many households shared the same family name.
| Last Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Aslender | family became farmers in 1856 |
| Balchik | |
| Barskiy | family became farmers in 1855. Two nephews in unknown absence. |
| Bederak (2) | |
| Bereznitskiy | elder brother in the army. Related: Spektor. |
| Berezovyi (2) | one son in the army |
| Bogachinskiy | |
| Boguslavskiy (2) | became farmers in 1854. One father in unknown absence |
| Boroyavskiy | |
| Braginskiy | |
| Brammshtein/Bralshtein | one in the army |
| Brodskiy (3) | family moved to Vasilkkov as merchants in 1856. Related: Umanskiy. In third family two sons in the army |
| Bronshtein | became farmers in 1856 |
| Brovarskiy | |
| Bykov | one son in the army |
| Chernetskiy | |
| Dashevskiy | |
| Dobrovolskiy | |
| Dukhovnyi (6) | one family became farmers in 1856 |
| Fanshtein | |
| Filshtein | |
| Furman (2) | in one family two brothers absent. Related: Balakleiskiy. |
| Galperin | added to community in 1854 |
| Ganopolskiy | one in the army |
| Gerinshtein | |
| Grushkovskiy | |
| Kagan (4) | two families became 3rd guild merchants and moved to Cherkasy in 1856. |
| Kaminskiy | |
| Kardonskiy | |
| Katerbarskiy | father and one son absent, another son in the army. Related: Kimbarg family. |
| Kavaliskiy | |
| Khersonskiy (2) | |
| Kivinskiy/Kovinskiy | |
| Kokel | related: Shkolnik |
| Kontornik | related Reizinman |
| Kovaliskiy (3) | one son converted in 1857. In another family: one in the army. Two cousins moved to Talnoe in 1880. Related: Dobravets. In one family, nephew moved to Rostov in 1858. |
| Krikunchik (2) | |
| Krupnik | |
| Kushnir | |
| Kutsovskiy | became farmers in 1855 |
| Linetskiy | added to community in 1852 |
| Lirenman | |
| Loksh | |
| Lubarskiy (2) | |
| Mazur | related: Spektor |
| Mitselmakher | |
| Mogilevskiy | |
| Monastyrskiy | |
| Morgulets | |
| Moshenzon | |
| Muzykant (2) | |
| Nalevo (2) | one family became farmers in 1855. In another, son converted in 1855 |
| Nemerovskiy | one in the army |
| Nerenberchik (2) | both families became farmers in 1856 |
| Nikolaevskiy | one in unknown absence. Related: Babskiy |
| Oisiendir/Oislendir | father added to community in 1855 |
| Ostrovskiy | |
| Pavolotskiy | |
| Pekar (2) | |
| Pikar (2) | related: Pekar. One in the army. |
| Pleskachevskiy (2) | |
| Podolskiy | |
| Polonskiy | |
| Polyak | |
| Prityk | |
| Radinovskiy (3) | one family became farmers in 1855 |
| Radonovskiy | related: Rodinovskiy/Razanovskiy. |
| Reznikov | family became farmers in 1856. One brother with sons became merchants in 1857. |
| Ronnfeldt | Two of the brothers in unknown absence. |
| Rovinskiy (3) | three in the army |
| Ruda | one in the army |
| Rudoy | |
| Ryvchin (2) | |
| Sapozhnik (2) | father died, sons in unknown absence |
| Semberov | |
| Shapitivskiy/Shapitavskiy | one in the army |
| Shiiltivskiy/Shipitivskiy (?) | |
| Shlifer (4) | two families became farmers in 1854 and 1855. Two in the army. |
| Shnolziskiy/Shiomnskiy (?) | |
| Sklyar | |
| Slavutskiy | |
| Spektor (2) | |
| Spivak (2) | |
| Stepanskiy | |
| Taran (2) | |
| Tarannisk (?) | |
| Tarashchanskiy | |
| Tartakovskiy (3) | family became farmers in 1854 |
| Teplitskiy (2) | |
| Terletskiy | one in the army. Related: Kutsovskiy. |
| Troyanovskiy | |
| Tutchinskiy (2) | related: Krivitskiy |
| Tutunik/Tutunnik (3) | |
| Udodovskiy (3) | related: Berezovyi. |
| Umanskiy (4) | two in the army |
| Vernik (4) | one in unknown absence. One nephew later moved to Cherkasy. |
| Vladavskiy (2) | |
| Vodovoz | |
| Volchanskiy | one in the army. One cousin absent |
| Yanovskiy | became farmers in 1855 |
| Yerusalimskiy | son in unknown absence. One grandson in the army. |
| Zalevskiy (2) | one in the army. |
| Zaslavskiy (6) | one in the army |
| Zbarskiy (4) | one in the army |
| Zelenyi (2) | |
| Zemlanskiy | related: Zamlanskiy |
| Zemlinskiy/Zemlanskiy (2) | |
| Zinkovskiy/Zankovskiy (2) | family "v brodyazhnichestve" since 1852. In one family, brother with son in unknown absence. |
| Zlochevskiy (2) | elder brother and sons in unknown absence. |