Fastov
Name Index
Rural Census
1850
This census from Fastov, Vasilkov district took place on October 30, 1850.
There were 1,447 males and 1,539 females living within 484 families. This census was signed by Azik Gabovich, Lemel Lemchuk, Girsh Vinik-goiz and also by Leib Kushnir, who signed for a rabbi.
Numbers indicate how many households shared the same family name.
| Family Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Aizen/Aizin (2) | one son in the army |
| Aisenberg/Aizinberg | two absent, two in the army |
| Akselfeld (2) | father fled in 1835, three sons absent |
| Akselrud (2) | one in the army |
| Aksenfeld (2) | |
| Barabash (2) | |
| Baraz | |
| Beker | one absent son |
| Belenkiy | one did not show up |
| Belinkiy (9) | four sons in the army |
| Blagodarnyi | |
| Borchinko (2) | one family move to place Motizhen(?) in 1836. In another father absent, son in the army. |
| Bosis | |
| Brodskiy (6) | |
| Broifen/Bronfain (2) | two younger brothers of the head of the family became farmers. One son fled. |
| Brokhman | one in the army |
| Burshtein | belong to Gostomel community |
| Chernyavskiy (2) | one family moved to place Motizhen(?) |
| Chervinskiy | |
| Daich (2) | related: Feldman (absent) |
| Davidov | one absent |
| Diligich/Diligech (2) | |
| Dobror | |
| Edkish/Edkysh | |
| Eilbart/Eilbirt (2) | |
| Elinkrig/Eilinkrig (6) | three in the army |
| Etnes/Etnis (2) | father absent, one son in the army |
| Ezrich (2) | |
| Feldman (3) | |
| Fishbein (2) | one son in the army |
| Gabovich (2) | one father abssent, two in the army |
| Gartenberg/Gartinberg (2) | |
| Gendler | |
| Giler (6) | one son absent, one in the army |
| Gilykh/Gilikh (3) | |
| Godek/Godik (4) | one family became merchants |
| Gokhberg (6) | one absent. Related: Gitman |
| Gokhshtein | one in the army, related: Kalinik |
| Goldenberg Goldinberg (5) | one son in the army |
| Goldfain | newcomers, moved to merchant class |
| Goldshmid | related: Podolskiy (one absent, one in the army) |
| Goldshtein | |
| Golzman | |
| Gorodetskiy (3) | |
| Grinbein | |
| Grinberg | |
| Gurkovich | husband absent |
| Idkis | |
| Itskovskiy (3) | in one family, father died, sons becaame farmers and moved to Radomysl district. |
| Kabelchuk (2) | father fled in 1840 |
| Kagan (21) | three fathers absent, two sons in the army, one absent. Relate: Ermev. |
| Kalinik | one son in the army |
| Kalinik/Kaminik (3) | |
| Kaminskiy | |
| Kats (3) | one father absent |
| Katsev | one son in the army |
| Kazanskiy | |
| Kerelshtein (2) | one in the army |
| Kesler | |
| Khaet | |
| Khalemskiy (2) | related: Kopachevskiy (in the army) |
| Khalfen | |
| Khasidovich | |
| Khazanovich (8) | some written as Khazenovich, in one family sons absent and in the army |
| Khazin (2) | a.k.a.Khazen, Khazyn Father absent, one son in the army |
| Khelemskiy (12) | one family became farmers in Radomysl dstrict. |
| Kimelfeld (5) | |
| Kizhman/Kiksman (2) | one father absent, one son in the army |
| Klurfeld (5) | one son in the army |
| Kolomeyskiy (8) | two fathers absent, two sons in the army |
| Koltun | |
| Kopachevskiy (5) | in one family two absent, one in the army, others died. |
| Kotsker | older relatives in unknown absence, one son in the army |
| Kozanskiy | |
| Kravets | |
| Krelshtein (3) | |
| Krivenko | one son in the army |
| Kryselevskiy | |
| Kushner | written as Kushnir. One son in the army |
| Lazovik | |
| Leibesh | related: Margulies |
| Leichenko (5) | elder son recorded as Kryvenko. Second son exiled for settlement in 1843 |
| Lemchik (2) | in both families, one in the army |
| Letits/Lapits | |
| Levis | written as Levys |
| Lides (4) | |
| Lifshe (2) | father absent, two other family members are absent too |
| Lopatyner/Lopatiner (4) | |
| Lozovek (3) | one in the army |
| Lukashevskiy | one in the army |
| Makhenskiy | |
| Makhlevich (4) | father absent |
| Manilevich (2) | |
| Margulies | |
| Margulis/Margul'is | |
| Markman (7) | five sons in the army, one abent |
| Markovich (2) | related: Sandler (in the army) |
| Mazur (3) | one in the army, one absent |
| Mezhibovskiy (2) | |
| Mezikov (2) | one son in the army |
| Mirovich (2) | one father absent |
| Mirovskiy | one son absent |
| Mitnitskiy (7) | two sons absent, two in the army |
| Mitsnik | |
| Momytv | |
| Morderer (3) | |
| Naishtut (5) | one in the army. Related: Verebiev |
| Naistut | |
| Okladchik | |
| Patloshenko (2) | |
| Patlykh (5) | two in the army |
| Penyok | |
| Perel | |
| Perelshtein (2) | |
| Platkiy | one in the army |
| Plonskiy | two in the army, one absent |
| Podolskiy (3) | one son converted, one in the army. Related: Mitnitskiy (in the army) |
| Pogorilyi | son in unknown absence |
| Polonskiy | one son in the army |
| Poteevskiy | one son removed from community members in 1850 |
| Raisenvaser (4) | a.k.a. Reisenvaser (Reizen vasir). |
| Rapoport | one son absent |
| Reife (3) | one son in the army |
| Reisenvaser/Reizinvaser (2) | |
| Rikberg | |
| Rikelman (2) | |
| Rivkish | |
| Robenko | one son in the army |
| Rogovyi | |
| Roikhman (3) | one son in the army |
| Roizenshtein | |
| Rovinskiy (2) | one son in the army |
| Rukhelis/Rukhel'is | |
| Rumanovich | |
| Rybalskiy (5) | father absent, one son in the army |
| Ryvkin | |
| Sagolov | |
| Sandler (2) | father absent |
| Shapira (2) | |
| Shapire (3) | one husband absent, one family(?) removed from community in 1850 (to merchants?) |
| Shekhtman (5) | son in the army |
| Shelstut | family in unknown absent |
| Shilshtut (2) | |
| Shir (4) | a.k.a.Shyr, one father absent, one son in the army |
| Shishtut | |
| Shklyar | |
| Shkuraton (2) | |
| Shkurovich (7) | two fathers abent, in another family brother absent, nephew in the army |
| Shliakovskiy | |
| Shlyak (9) | one absent father, one son absent, two in the army, one son exiled for settlement in 1838. Related: Katsev (in the army) |
| Shtolyar | |
| Shulimenko | |
| Sigalov | family became merchants in Radomysl district. |
| Skvirchak (3) | |
| Slobodian (3) | |
| Smolyarenko Smulyarenko (4) | son absent, one in the army |
| Smulyarenko | one son in the army |
| Sogalov (9) | (Sagolov, Sogolov), one family became merchants in Radomysl, father absent, one son in the army. |
| Sokolovskiy | |
| Solovey | |
| Spekter | this family moved to Stavishche, Tarashcha district. |
| Stolyar (2) | father in unknown absence |
| Tarnopolskiy (4) | also written as Tarnepolskiy |
| Ternovskiy | |
| Teves/Tyvis | one father in unknown absence, one son in the army |
| Tevlis/Tyvlis (2) | one family left to Motyzhin in 1836 |
| Treleskiy/Treliskiy (2) | one son in the army |
| Trelishkiy | |
| Tsesis | |
| Unknown/Nukhimov | father Yudko Nukhimov (died), one son in the army |
| Vainshtein | |
| Vaisberg (2) | |
| Vaisburg (2) | |
| Verebiev (5) | one in the army |
| Vinikgoid/Vinikgoiz | |
| Vokhshtein | |
| Voladarskiy (2) | one absent |
| Volodorskiy (?) | |
| Vyporedskiy | |
| Vysikin/Visikin (3) | one family moved to town Bolazer/Bolader in 1850. |
| Yampolskiy (2) | |
| Yezriel (2) | one son in the army |
| Yufe | |
| Yurovskiy/Yurevskiy (8) | one absent father, one son in the army |
| Zadaen/Zadayan | |
| Zak (7) | elder brother in unknown absence |
| Zaslavskiy (3) | brother in unknown absence |
| Zeldenko (2) | one in unknown absence |
| Zhitnitskiy (6) | three fathers absent, four sons absent, three in the army. One father did not show up. |
| Zhitomirskiy (3) | |
| Zingerenko (4) | |
| Zolotar | |
| Zuken | |
| Zurakh | family moved to Chigirin district as farmers in 1849. |