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Vasilkov newcomers in 1850

Vasilkov Name Index Newcomers 1850

This is the list of newcomers families from 1850 census conducted in Vasilkov, Vasilkov district.

This list was compiled on October 26, 1850. This portion is not a duplicate but additional records, part of the main 1850 census.

Numbers indicate how many households shared the same family name.


Family NameNotes
Barzamnewcomers, father is merchant
Belinskiycame in 1837, one son in the army
Berezinskiycame in 1847
Galperinnewcomers, father is merchant
Gerner/Gerpermerchants
Gerzon
Gudovichcame in 1850
Kaplinskiyather is merchant
Khristianovskiycame in 1842
Ladenzoncame in 1848, father is merchant
Levitescame in 1843 merchant - related: Landa
Nemerovskiycame in 1847, father is merchant
Polishuk (2)one father is merchant
Radomyslskiycame in 1837, became merchants, one son absent
Rosentalcame in 1845, father is merchant
Ryvylis/Riviliscame in 1834
Surkincame in 1849
Tenenbeimnewcomers, father is merchant
Trakhtenbergcame in 1846
Tverskiycame in 1844, father is merchant
Veksliarskiycame in 1841, became merchants
Vilskercame in 1837, merchants
Volopistyicame in 1848
Volosistyicame in 1848
Voropiamskiycame in 1846
Zaidenberg

Vasilkov bourgeois in 1850

Vasilkov Name Index Census 1850

This is index of families who appear in 1850 census from Vasilkov, Vasilkov district.

This list was compiled on October 26, 1850.

Numbers indicate how many households shared the same family name.


Family NameNotes
Aizinberg
Antonovskiy (3)two in the army
Azril
Barakhtianskiyfather fled
Barishpolskiy (2)one family became merchants
Beilis (9)one family became merchants,
in another family two sons fled,
yet in another family one son became farmer
Belopolskiy
Berestetskiyfled in 1834
Berezovskiy
Bernermerchants, moved to Pereyaslav
Bershtin (3)two heads absent
Bistritskiy (2)
Bomshtein
Borushenko
Boyarskiyone in the army
Brand
Branipolskiy (3)became farmers in 1847
Briskmanone in the army
Brodskiynephew belongs to Belaya Tserkov community
Bron
Brusilovskiy
Bukrinskiyone in the army
Bungard
Dansker
Diamant/Diament (2)
Efit/Efest (?)two in the army
Eidelmanfamily became merchants and moved to other community in Kiev governorate
Epelbeim (2)one son became merchant
Fainbarg
Fainbron
Faktorbecame farmers
Feldman
Fikhtengoltsbecame merchants and moved to Kremenchug in 1834
Finkelshteinfamily became farmers in Chigirin district in 1847
Fishbein
Fridmanone son became recruit
Galperin (5)one son became merchant, two sons in the army, one family became merchants in town Tarashcha.
Gamarskiytwo sons fled
Germanovskiy (2)one brother fled
Gerner/Gerperone son became merchant, one son moved to Berdichev
Gertsberg (4)one fled
Gerzon (6)two families became merchants
Gokhbergbecame farmers in 1847
Gokhfeld (5)1: one son with family became merchant in 1849
2: another family absent/fled c.1837
one family became farmers in 1850, another in 1847
Gokhmanone son absent
Goldshmid
Goltsman
Grigorovich (4)one father exiled to Siberia in 1834, one son in the army, one absent
Grinberg (6)one son with family became farmers in Chigirin district, two other sons in the army
Kagan (2)
Kaganovskiy (2)
Kaminskiy (2)
Kanevskiy
Kaplanskiy
Kimelfeld
Kostikovskiyone in the army
Krentsel
Krivorukaone in the army
Leviter (2)one son in the army
Liberman (3)one in the army
Lipnitskiy (2)one family moved to Motyzhen
Litvak (a.k.a. Rivchin)one in the army
Ludmer (4)one in the army, one absent
Magazinerone son absent, one in the army
Matishov
Mazur
Mazuritskiybecame farmers
Menis (5)one father fled, one absent, one family became farmers in 1847
Meshberg
Mestechkin
Metsfather and son converted in 1834
Mitnitskiy (3)two fled, one son converted
Moshinskiyone son in the army
Motishov (2)
Mozur
Naisberg (2)
Nemerovskiy
Nirshbergone son converted
Novakov
Obukhovskiy (2)one son absent
Oishlenderbecame merchants(?)
Okrainer
Omlianskiy/Oshlianskiy
Palkovskiy (2)family became merchants
Peisik (2)one family became farmers in 1847
Peiznerson absent
Pekerskiy (2)sons became merchants
Pep
Perelshtein
Podgoretskiy
Poliakone absent, related: Beilis family
Polishuk (11)one son in the army, one father absent, one son fled,
in one family father died, one son in the army, the rest in unknown absence
Pritsker
Privulskiy
Raizman
Ratmanskiy (6)two sons in the army
Reidermerchants
Reisenfeld
Reisentalone son in the army
Reitman
Salganikone in the army, two absent
Sandler (2)- two in the army
Satanovskiy (2)became merchants, one father became merchant
Shabshovich
Shaferfamily fled in 1843
Shafran (4)two sons became merchants
Shekhtman (2)
Shimanovich
Shlaifshteinmerchants, came(?) in 1834
Shraiber
Shutyi (2)one in the army
Shvarts
Shvartsman (2)one son in the army
Sinitskiy (3)one son in the army
Slutskiybecame merchants
Smoliar
Smoliarenko
Sogolovone son absent
Tininskiy/Tipinskiy
Umanskiy
Vainshtein
Vaisbein
Vaisberg (2)both families became merchants
Vaisfeld (2)
Vaishenker
Vaisinberg
Vitianskiy
Volodarskiy (2)one son in the army
Voloshintwo sons in the army
Zaidenbergfather exiled to Siberia in 1844
Zalezniakone son converted in 1848
Zaritskiy (2)
Zatulskiy (4)two sons in the army
Zeldich (9)one father fled, one father a.k.a. Patlashenko.
One son in the army
Related: Beilis
Zhelvinskiyfather and son did not show up
Zilberberg (3)

Families moved from Kiev to Vasilkov by 1850

Vasilkov Name Index Migrations 1875

This is the list of families which were moved from Kiev to Vasilkov, Vasilkov district.

This list was compiled on October 25, 1850. There is an unusually large number of converts in this list.

Numbers indicate how many households shared the same family name.


Family NameNotes
Aisingart (2)
Averbukhone son absent, one fled, two converted
Barishpolskiy
Benferman
Berliant
Bernerone son converted
Blaivais
Bogatyrev (3)
Boyarskiy (6)two fled, two in the army one family moved to Rzhishchev
Braslavskiyone left, three sons fled
Darnerfather and one son absent
Darner a.k.a. Seifor
Davidovskiy
Derner
Diament
Dubenskiyson moved to Priluki
Dukhanin (2)
Eidelman (4)
Eidelshtein
Fainbron
Fairone in the army
Feizinbomone in the army
Feldmanfled, one in the army
Felzinboim
Firer
Frakman
Freinkel
Fridenteilone in the army
Fridmarone in the army
Galperin
Galpershtein
Goldenberg (3)one became farmer, two sons absent
Golubone son converted
Gridens
Grinshtein (3)
Iveitov/Iveiznov (?)
Kagan
Kalisher
Kanevskiymoved to Berdichev as merchant
Kaplan
Karp
Keifman
Kinzberg
Kisilevich
Knepel
Kocherzhinskiy
Kolodner (2)family moved to Pereyaslav
Kostantinopolskiy
Kostantinovskiyone absent
Kozlovskiy
Kratsberg/Kritsberg (3)
Kvetler/Kviatlerfather died, son fled
Ladenberg
Leifer
Lemberberg (2)one absent
Ler
London
Meshberg (5)two sons converted
Mogilevskiy (2)two sons converted
Moshberg
Mushtirone son converted, another fled
Nemerovskiy (4)one in the army, one absent
Nirenberg/Nirmberg
Novitskiy (2)
Obukhovskiy (2)one absent
Ostrovskiy
Pek a.k.a. Galperson
Pikovskiy (2)
Pisnoy (2)
Privulskiy (2)one father converted
Pruger
Raizmanson converted
Reitberg
Ritor (2)one in the army
Rogovskiy
Rosenfeld (3) one son in the army
Rubin (3)one fled, another converted
Saker
Sakhnovskiyone fled
Sandler (3)absent
Shampanerone in the army
Shelvinskiy
Shmaizer
Shteinone son converted
Shteingartone fled
Shtempel
Shvaizerson fled
Shvarts (2)- one in the army
Shvartsvald
Slutskiy (2)one son in the army
Tafanovskiy/Tafapolskiy
Trakhtenberg (2)
Trudlerone son in the army
Umanskiy (5)one son became merchant and converted, another son in the army
Unknownfew related people with no last names. One died, one fled, one remains.
Unknown/Benumov
Vaisbreit (2)
Vaiser
Vekshteinconverted
Viler
Voronovetskiy (2)one son converted
Yablunovskiy
Yakubovskiy (3)
Yanovskiy
Yaroslavskiyone son in the army
Yudkovskiy
Yuka
Zaidenberg
Zelenskiyfather and son fled
Zhelvinskiy (2)in one family two sons in the army
Zilberberg (3)one son in the army, in one family one brother converted, another in the army.
Zinger

Vasilkov artisans in 1875

Vasilkov Name Index Artisans 1875

This is the list of artisans from Vasilkov, Vasilkov district as compiled in 1875.

Details include artisan's full name, description of business, how many employees or students did they have and business location (in case it was in different town).

Numbers indicate how many households shared the same family name.


Family NameCategory
Faer (2)tailor
Feldzenbaumtailor
Godarovtailor
Kharapinskiytailor
Pisnoytailor
Pizi(r)stailor
Stelmakhertailor
Yatrovskiytailor
Zalezhniaktailor
Zevilevtailor
Krivorukiyhatter
Peisakhinhatter
Prugerhatter
Vorobievhatter
Zingarenkohatter
Blagodarnyishoemaker
Grobmanshoemaker
Krivenkoshoemaker
Patlashenkoshoemaker
Naktinsmith
Shvartsmantinsmith
Zatulskiytinsmith
Palkovskiygoldsmith
Shataikogoldsmith
Zilberberggoldsmith
Breitercarpenter
Brozer..eincarpenter
Giler carpenter
Shekhtmancarpenter
Pekarcooper
Novakbookbinder
Krutsinskiybread maker
Shpinelwatchmaker
Grutmancoppersmith/bronzer
Mezhbergcoppersmith/bronzer
Zilberbergcoppersmith/bronzer
Barskiysaddler
Radutskiywheelwright

Belaya Tserkov artisans in 1875

Vasilkov Name Index Artisans 1875

This is the list of artisans from Belaya Tserkov, Vasilkov district as compiled on May 21, 1875.

Details include artisan's full name, description of business, how many employees or students did they have and business location (in case it was in different town).

There are two lists, first one has no heading page.

Numbers indicate how many households shared the same family name.


List 1
Family NameCategory
Bentsionn/a
Gofmann/a
Golbarg n/a
Goldvasern/a
Leberkern/a
Lerman n/a
Sapozhnikn/a
Serebrinikn/a
Bekermanbread makers
Mezhibovskiybread makers
Begelferhatters (kushnirs)
Frinkelhatters
Kolodiaznyihatters
Ostrovskiyhatters
Ruvinshtein hatters
Shteinhatters
Chudnovskiy (2)coppersmith/tinsmith
Elmancoppersmith/tinsmith
Gudkovichcoppersmith/tinsmith
Kupershmitcoppersmith/tinsmith
Megis..zhnircoppersmith/tinsmith
Nerenberchikcoppersmith/tinsmith
Ostrovskiycoppersmith/tinsmith
Pager coppersmith/tinsmith
Toporovskiy (2)coppersmith/tinsmith
Chernetskiyoven makers
Medinetsoven makers
Medintsovoven makers
Oistrakhoven makers
Ravicheroven makers
Kachurovskiycooper
Levcooper
Sandlercooper
Spegelovcooper
Shpichinitskicooper
Toporovskiycooper
Aksenfeldcarpenter
Goldshteincarpenter
Slavinskiycarpenter
Kagancarpenter
Tentelsilversmith
Bykovweaver
Gefterweaver
Gorokhovskiyweaver
Edelmanblacksmith
Rutgaizerblacksmith
Edelmanblacksmith
Lindermanblacksmith
Solokhinikblacksmith
Barinskiy (?)watchmaker
Rutgaizerwatchmaker
Portnoytailor
Gombargtanner
Rubinskiytanner
Lvovtanner
Sepekov (?)stelmakh
List 2
Family NameCategory
Aksenfeldtailor
Bartiginiktailor
Begelfertailor
Blumentailor
Brodetskiytailor
Bruselnitskiytailor
Cherkaskiytailor
Dardikertailor
Gillertailor
Gofeldtailor
Golutskiytailor
Indiktertailor
Khaneratailor
Koltun tailor
Koshevatskiytailor
Kotiktailor
Kotlartailor
Kovler tailor
Krupin tailor
Kutsen tailor
Pitkatailor
Reulinskiy/Rozumunskiytailor
Rosenfeldtailor
Sandler tailor
Sidermantailor
Stolakhintailor
Bolshenshoemaker
Elenkrikshoemaker
Kosovskiyshoemaker
Zildenkoshoemaker

Belaya Tserkov in additional census from August 1858

Belaya Tserkov Name Index Rural Census 1858

This is the list of families from Belaya Tserkov, Vasilkov district as recorded in additional census.

This list was compiled on on August 24, 1858.

It was signed by rabbi Leib Tarashchanski and by authors Duvid Gersh Lerner, Leiba Bir Bondarenko, Milkhel Fastovskiy, Avrum Kirshner, Meer Vishnopolskiy.

Numbers indicate how many households shared the same family name.


Family NameNotes
Akshenfeld
Anbiinder (2)one family has females only
Ashinuziy
Begelfer (2)
Beinish
Berdichevskiy
Bidarenkofemales only
Blumin
Boguslavskiy
Bondarenkofemales only
Bordovishitskiy
Borodkin (2)
Bortashnik
Bortovnikfemales only
Broverman
Cherkasfemales only
Cherkaskiy (4)
Chernyavskiy (2)
Chernyi
Dayanfemales only
Dibner
Dubenskiy
Edelman
Eidelman
Elbirtfemales only
Feldmanfemales only
Fishman (2)one family females only
Gabi
Galtraf
Gefter
Gelner
Gerner
Gershtein
Gidalovich
Gilman
Gimelfarb
Glibitskin
Goropachfemales only
Grinbargfemales only
Grois
Groisman
Inger
Kagan/Kogan (3)two families only have females listed
Kalaminskiyfemales only
Kaminskiyfemales only
Kharapinskiy
Khauris/Khayuris
Khuteranskiyfemales only
Kisilenko
Kitay
Klinfeld
Kogan
Kogut
Kolakovskiy
Kolodizner
Kosoyfemales only
Kotlarskiy
Kovalskiy
Kovler
Krasnikfemales only
Krikun
Kurev
Landa
Lev
Litvakfemales only
Lokhvetskiy
Malin
Markov
Mazor
Menisfemales only
Meshigiser (?)females only
Mikolaevskiy
Milevskiyfemales only
Mitelman
Mitnitskiy
Olshanskiy (2)
Ostrovskiy (2)
Pamnuskiy/Pashnuskiy
Paneyakh
Pavolotskiy
Poberezkinfemales only
Polyak
Pritsker
Pruger (2)one family with females only
Rosenfeld
Rovicher
Rovnerfemales only
Rutgaizerfemales only
Ruvinskiyfemales only
Salganik
Sarguchik
Shakhnovichfemales only
Sheinis (2)
Shinder
Shpinel
Shvartsburg
Shvatsker (3)
Shvotskin (2)
Sigal
Siginurfemales only
Skorokhod
Slavinskiy
Slobodskiyfemales only
Stanislavskiy
Staviskiy
Stumakhin
Sigal/Sygal
Tarashchanskiy
Tokar (2)
Torchinskiy
Trotskinfemales only
Tyly/Tyla
Ulitskiyrelated to Libediker
Uriman
Vargimbarg
Varyat
Vul
Vydr(es)
Yampolskiy (2)one family with females only
Yaroslavskiy
Yevelenko
Zaidenbergfemales only
Zaidenfeldfemales only
Zaslavskiy (3)one family with only females
Ziskin
Zudinskiy

Vasilkov merchants in 1851

Vasilkov Name Index Rural Census 1851

This is the list of old 3rd guild merchant families from town Vasilkov, Vasilkov district as compiled on March 17, 1851.

There are 210 males and 227 females recorded.

Numbers indicate how many households shared the same family name.


Family Name
(G)irvich
(V)eksliarskiy
Bailis
Bakalinskiy
Barzan
Beltritskiy (?)
Beritsker
Borishpolskiy
Cherkaskiy (3)
Divinskiy
Gombarg
Kagan/Kogan (2)
Krakovskiy
Landa (2)
Markov
Martsin
Mistechkin
Nerinshtein
Ostrovskiy - related: Shoskin
Raikhman
Shneer
Sirebrker
Vaizbarg
Yampolskiy
Yudkovich

Belaya Tserkov merchants in 1851

Belaya Tserkov Name Index Rural Census 1851

This is the list of merchant families from Belaya Tserkov, Vasilkov district were recorded in the 9th Census.

This list was compiled on March 17, 1851.

Numbers indicate how many households shared the same family name.


Family Name
Babas
Borodkin
Brikapan (2)
Buleshnka (?)
Epelbeim (2)
Galperin (3)
Gerner/Gergner (2)
Gerzon (2)
Girovich
Gofeld
Gokhveld (2)
Gombarg
Kaplinskiy
Ladenzon
Levites - related: Landa
Liberman
Nemirovskiy
Oishlender
Pan/Pap
Pekerskiy
Radomyslskiy
Reider
Rozental
Satanovskiy (2)
Slutskiy
Tenenbeim (?)
Tverskiy
Umanskiy
Unknown (3) - females only
Vaizberg
Valsker (?)
Veksliar
Vishnopolskiy

Nesvizh 1872-1874 census records, part 2

Slutsk Names School Records 1849

This is the index of various census records from Nesvizh, Slutsk district, compiled on 1872-1874.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.


Family NameCensus Date(s)Notes
AbramovichNovember 26, 1874
AizenshtatFebruary 1874
AizinbudJune 3, 1873
Alper (4) July (2), August, November 1874moved to England(?)
AlperinOctober 20, 1874
AndrushierJuly 1874
Andrusier (3)October 3, November x, 29, 1874
AndrusovskiyNovember 4, 1874
AnshelevichOctober 25, 1874
AntomaniaAugust 1874
AranovichOctober 25, 1874
BekerAugust 1874
Belitskiy (3)July (females only), August, November 19, 1874
Benaraf (2)October 1, December 31, 1874
Bershtein (2)November 9, 20, 1874
BlakherAugust 1, 1874
BlekherMay 28, 1871
Bliachinskiy (3)July 1874 (females only), October, November 9 1874
BlinchikFebruary 15, 1874
BlummesSeptember 16, 1874
BonarofFebruary 13, 1874
Braverman (7)September 16, October 1 (3) 20, 29, November 1874
Burskiy (2)October 1, November 7, 1874
DameshekNovember 1874
DanilevichAugust, October 3, 1874
Derevenskiy (3)July, November 1874
DimenshteinJuly 12, 1873
DokctorchikOctober 1, 1874
Druker (4)July, September, October 1, 1874
Dubrovich (2)January 31, April 24 1874
DzindziankOctober 1, 1874
EfrosNovember 23, 1874
ErenburgOctober 29, 1874
ErinbergFebruary 17, 1874
EvelevskiyJune 3, 1873
FabrikantOctober 1874
FainbergOctober 1873
FaitelevichOctober 25, 1874
FarberSeptember 26, 1874
Farfel (5)July 21, August, September x, 16 November 1874
FayansNovember 7, 1874
Feigelman (2)August, November 1874
Fridberg (4)September 16, 27 October 20, 29 (females only), 1874
Fridmakh (2)February 15, September 1874
FridmanOctober 20, 1874
FrumkesOctober 29, 1874
FurmanDecember 1874
Gabrielev (6)June 20, July 6October 1, X, 28, 1874
Gabrielov (4)August 21, 1872, February 10, April 1, November 1874
GabrierOctober 28, 1874
Gakh (2)July 30, October 1874
GalperinNovember 1874
GeilikmanAugust 1874
GelbgisNovember 1874related: Farfel
GelerOctober 1874
GelfandSeptember 1874
Gendels (2)February, August 1874
Gertsik (3)June, July 1874
GertsmanApril 15, 1874
GessikOctober 1874family move to Lyakhovichi c.1885
GetsovMarch 1874
GetsukNovember 5, 1874
GindushNovember 28, 1874
Ginkediker/Ginkendiker (2)October 24, November 1874
GintsbergFebruary 22, 1874
GinzburgSeptember 30, 1874
GlezerSeptember 1874
Golad (7)August 20, September 26, October 29, November X (2), 8 December 17 1874
Goldberg (9)May, July 13,December 18 1872, October 1873, August, September 16, October X, 30, November 8 1874
GoldenbergMay 30, 1874
Goldin (3)December 27, 1873, November 18, December 1874
GolodinNovember 1874
GolshmidApril 25, 1873
GorfinkelApril 24, 1872
GorfunkelFebruary 8, 1874
Gorodenskiy (3)August, October 3,X 1874
GorshteinDecember 18, 1872
GoufmanOctober 1, 1874
Goukhberg (2)March 31, June 26, 1874
GovezenskiyOctober 1, 1874
GovizenskiyJuly 7, 1874
Govozenskiy (6)October 18, 25,X November 1874
GrinblatAugust 15, 1874
GrinfeldNovember 9, X 1874
Grinvald (7)April 27 1872, September 2 1873, May 12 (2) July 27 August 1 November 1874
Grunes (3)August 1, October 1, 1874
Gurvich (5)August, October 29, X November 9, 1874
IdelsDecember 4, 1874
Kachanovskiy (8)July 28, September 6, 11, October 3, X, November 5, X (2) 1874
KamenetskiyOctober 7, 1873
Kantorovich (6)February 7, May 31, October 3, X, 22, 30 1874related: Buzinier
KaplanNovember 1874
KarchevskiyOctober 1, 1874
KatslerOctober 31, 1874related: Derevenskiy
KaufmanOctober 14, 1874
KazimirskiyOctober 18, 1874
Kemele/Keme(?)e (2)Octrober, November 1874
KhaesOctober 24, 1874
KhaliavskiyJune, August, October 1874
Kharlab (2)June, November 1874
Khodesh (4)September 15 1872, July, September, October 28 1874
Kirzner (3)October X, 29, 1874
Kletskiy (6)November 5, 1873, August, November 9, 17 1874
Klyagkin/Knyagkin (?)May 1873females only
Kodesh (3)June 4, October 3, December 1874
Krasnoselskiy (2)May 18, 1872, October 1874
KravetsNovember 9, 1874
Kreinovich (4)June 19, 1872, July, August, November 9 1874
KrepkhSeptember 17, 1874
KrivoruchkiyOctrober 1874
Krochavskiy/KuchavskiySeptember 25, 1874
Kudrats/Kudriats (2)September X, 16 1874
Kulesh (2)October 1874
KulikNovember 1, 1874
KunovskiyAugust 1874
KupovskiySeptember 1874
KuzevskiyNovember 1874
LapidusOctober 1, 1874
LashinskiyNovember 3, 1874
LeitNovember 7, 1874
LekakhmakherOctober 1, 1874
Leko(v)ichakher(?)July 11, 1874
LevinJune 1874
Liberman (3)September, October 3, X 1874
LibesSeptember 1874
LifshesNovember 1874
Lifshits (2)October 1873, November 7, 1874
Lipovskiy (12)December 24,25 1872, June 16, July 3, September 10,16 October 16, 20,31 November, December 31 1874
Loshinskiy (4)February 27, October 16, 1874
LotAugust 1874
Lubetskiy (3)December 25, 1871, December 17, 1873, September 1874
MagilnerJuly 1874
MalerNovember 9, 1874
MalevOctober 29, 1874
Maliavskiy (4)December 18, March 13, 1872 (females only), November 1874
Masevitskiy (4)June, July, October 1874
Mazia (2)August 9, October 25, 1874
MazuorOctrober 1874
Mekhanik (3)June, July, November 1874one family moved to Kiev gov. D.97/1886
MeklerOctober 29, 1874
MelamedSeptember 26, 1874
Melamed (a.k.a. Gabrielev)October 1, 1874
MelerFebruary 8, 1874
MeltserOctober 29, 1874
Menaker (2)September, October 20, 1874
MenkhinsOctober 18, 1874
MilevskiyDecember 25, 1872
MilshteinSeptember 1874
MinesJuly, October 20, 1874
MinkerAugust 25, 1874
MirskiyOctober 24, November 7, 1874
MogilenskiyApril 15, 1874
MogilnerOctober 1874
MyshkovitserOctober 28, 1874
NevakhovichOctober 3, 1874
NovogrodskiyJune 1874
Novogrudskiy (3)June 26, August, October 3 1874
OfitsinerJuly 11, 1874
OrdianskiyNovember 9, 1874
OrensJuly 1873
PagarelerDecember 1874
PasemanikJuly 1874
PatsukOctober 29, 1874
Paver (2)October 1, 1874
Perelman (5)April 13, 1873, September 16, October X, 25, 1874, April 5, 1875
PeremolnikJuly, November 1874
PerlinOctrober 1874
PitutkesOctober 1874
PoliakSeptember 26, October 1, November 7, 1874
PrenskiyNovember 25, 1874
PreskovskiyDecember 25, 1872, October 31, 1874
ProstakMarch 25, 1875
PuegerDecember 1874
PukhovskiyFebruary 15, October 18, 1874
PuntesOctober 1, 1874
RabinovichSeptember 23, November 8, 1874
RadunNovember 7, 1874
RadunovskiyNovember 1874
Radunskiy (3)August 1874
RainesOctober 1874
RakovskiyApril 25, 1873, October 20, 1874
ReinesOctober 1873
ReizMay 10, 1872
RekhelesJuly 1874
RekhlisOctober 22, 1874
RekovicherMarch 14, 1872
Relzon/ReizonMarch 1872
ReznikNovember 1874
RikhterNovember 1874
RisesDecember 25, 1871
RivinOctober 1, 1874
RoshkesOctober 22, 1874
RoskshesOctober 1874
RozinFebruary 13, 1874
RubargNovember 1874
SafanNovember 1874
SagalovichDecember 1873
SeiferAugust 1874
SeilovitskiyOctober 28, 1874
Selibovskiy (2)October 28, November 7, 1874
SelitskiyFebruary 13, 1874
ShabasApril 22, 1873
SheinOctober 1, 1874
SheinbergOctrober 1874
ShifengauzJuly 1874
Shifres (2)November X, 25 1874
ShklershteinSeptember 17, 1874
ShkolnikOctober 1, 1874
ShkulerJuly 1874
Shlifshtein (2)February 25, October 24 1874
Shmerkovich (3)December 1873, October 1, X 1874moved to Kherson governorate (v.289/1882)
Shmidman (2)October 21, 1873, September 26, 1874
ShpilbergNovember 1874
Shteingauz (2)October X, 3, 1874
ShurmanOctober 18, 1874
ShusterNovember 7, 1874related: Rubinovich
Shusterman (3)September 26, October 31,November 1 1874
SkidskiyFebruary 3, 1874
SlonimskiyOctober 1, 1874
Slutskiy (2)February 25, October 28, 1874
SmichikNovember 1874
SnitserApril 25, 1873
Soltan (3)November 6,9,X 1874
Sraevich (8)July 8, September 16, October X(2), November 1, 6, X, 1874
SrolovichApril 1, 1874
SrugachNovember 1874
StoliarApril 24, 1872
Stolovitskiy (2)April 1, September 1874
StudzenkerSeptember 1874
Svidskiy (6)April 1, June, July, October, December 31 1874
SvirizikNovember 1, 1874
SvitskiyOctober 28, 1874
TabachnikDecember 1874
Talapey (2)April 2, October 18, 1874
TarshisNovember 18, 1874
TilesSeptember 1874
TinturOctober 30, 1874
Trestmakh (2)November 7, December 31 1874
TrestmanOctober 20, 1874
Tsekhnovich (4)August June, September 16, October 1874
Turbovich (2)October 20, 29 (females), 1874
Turchin (4)August 25, 28, October 1, November 1874
Unknown (2)July 1874females only, no last names listed
Uzdanskiy (3)October 18, September 25, December 31 1874
VelkesSeptember 20, 1874
ViinerNovember 1874
VinerOctober 18, 28, 1874
Vinograd (3)July, September 16, November 1874
Vlokh (3)August 5, September 24, November 20, 1874
VoinilovitserFebruary 12, 1874
VolozhinskiySeptember 1874
Yavna (2)July 1874, September 16, 1874one moved to place Snov 1883/86.
Yudovich/YudivichAugust 31, 1872
ZakApril 1, 1874
ZalmanchikJuly 1874
Zaturenskiy (6)July (females only), February 28, October 3, X (2), 25, 1874
ZauskiyApril 1873
ZauskiySeptember 30, 1874
ZavuskiySeptember 1874
Zhilitskiy (4)October 14,20, November 1874
ZolozhinskiyOctrober 1874
ZubakOctober 1, 1874
ZubovskiyJuly 3, 1874
ZusmanOctober 1, 1874

Velizh students who took exams in 1910-1911

Velizh Names School Records 1910-1911

This is the list of students from from Wilno education district who took took exams in 1910-1911.


Velizh professional gymnasium of M. Gamburg
Last NameFirst NameDate
VainshteinRahil23 August
VainshteinSora-Bluma
VerkhovskiyRasia
VerkhovskiyTsirlia
ViktorovaDebora-Lika/Lina(?)
ShapiroDveira
ShapiroBluma
ShafiroKhana
EpshteinLoza

Vitebsk students who took exams in 1910-1911

Vitebsk Names School Records 1910-1911

This is the list of students from from Wilno education district who took took exams in 1910-1911.


Vitebsk female gymnasium of Ye. M. Chernov, 8th class
Last NameFirst NameDate
BadkhanaDveira16 August 1911
BarentblatSterka
BersonRiva
VolchekSima
VoikhanskiyKhava30 September
GinzburgEidlia
GlezermanShulia
YevreisonKhava
ZelenyiLeya-Pesia
KerpelevMiriam
KlibsonTsipa
KostianovskiyKhana
LibermanMikhlia
LepskiyMirka
MeituvaMera
MirkinRiva
ProsmushkinTsirlia
RozenblumKhaia-Liba
RudermanBeilia-Anna
KholameizerKhiena-Mikhlia
ShchedrinskiyBraina

Mogilev students who took exams in 1910-1911

Mogilev Names Vital Records 1910-1911

This is the list of students from from Wilno education district who took took exams in 1910-1911.


Mogilev private female professional gymnasium of E.P.Kheifits
Last NameFirst NameNotes
BernshteinLeya-Bunia29 August
BrikerKhava-Godaname crossed out, note: rejected
BroderzonMira
VovshinGenia
GlagovskiyLiya
GaganerKhaya
MaizelZemmilla
MinkinEster-Reiza
NeimanChernia
RaitsesRasiarejected
RetskinMariasiarejected
SenderikhinDina
SokhorFruma-Pesharejected
UsviatsovBraine-Leya
FarfelTsipora
ShukhatMiriam

Lithuanian students who took exams in 1910-1911

Wilno Names School Records 1910-1911

This is the list of students from from Wilno education district who took took exams in 1910-1911.


Shauliai female gymnasium of Gomolitskiy
Last NameFirst Name
BerdKhaya
BerNese
VitkovskiyKazimira-Eleonora
GrinbliatFreide
ZebergElize-Ernestine-Emilia
ZelmanovichElke
KozlovskiyMaria
NeimanSofia
OrvidSofia
PetrovskiyAnna
PetrovskiyYadviga
SviatoshchReiza
SokolovskiyYustina
Tav(k)isAnna
YakobsonKhaia
SandlerFeiga
Wilno female gymnasium of Antokolskiy and Gurevich, 7th class
Last NameFirst NameDate
AbramsonReizel31 July
BaranMinia16 September
Bruide (Brouda-Broida)Khana
VidesTserna-Dveira17 October
VilkomirskiyKula-Feiga
GrichanskiyKhana
DanushevskiyKhaya-Sora22 September
DeveltovPesia
DimantZelda
ZelikovichKhaia-Sora
ZaidginurFruma16 September
KantorKeilia
KirbesMusia
KatsDveira
KatsTema
KopmskiyGutel
KopelevichBasia-Golda
KaganDobra
KreimerFreida17 April 1912
LandoGitel22 September
LubatskiySheina27 August
MulerFeiga-Reizal16 September
SimernitskiySlava
StoklishskiySheina
Suzan (Suzhan)Sora20 December
Sitskevich (Shutskever)Khaya
TeinovichShera
TirshteinFradlia
FeldmanEster
EidelzonBraina
EigesBraina
EpshteinLubov'
Telsiai public gymnasium 4th class
Last NameFirst NameDate
LibermanIsrael21 August 1911
LazarovichSrol-Vulf
ZhalisStanislav
Kovno private female Jewish professional(?) gymnasium of Ye. M.Itkin-Pdliaskiy, 4th class
Last NameFirst NameDate
DamskiyFeige-Tsirel30 August 1911
DvornikKhama-Sora
LevinBraina-Gitel
MelemdGena
NodelGoda-Etel
FreinkelFrume
ShterenfeldLiba
EkkerEster Khiena
Kovno private female Jewish gymnasium of Ye.M. Itkin-Podliaskiy
Last NameFirst NameDate
AronovskiyBraine30 August 1911
BurshteinEiga
KlebanskiyGitlia
PoretskiyTaibe-Khvolosh
SrolovichEster
FrankBelia-Ginda
ShokherRivka-Sheindel30 September

Novogrudok students who took exams in 1910-1911

Novogrudok Names School Records 1849

These students from Novogrudok took exams in 1910-1911.

This information comes from the larger list of Wilno education district of students who held exams at this time.


Novogrudok female professional gymnasium of Ye. V. Kudriavtseva, 4th class
Last NameFirst NameDate
BotaginChernia-Leya
VolbrinskiyBasha Mikhlia18 January 1912
GirshovichGenia29 August 1911
GoldinbergDvosha
DavidovskiyFreida
DeliatitskiySonia22 September
ZavadskiyElena
KaplinskiyPesha19 October
KopelevichFeiga
KurbykoAnna
LisovskaiyAnastasia
LisElena
MovshovichRivka22 September
MuchnikBrokha21 January 1912
NesvizhskiyRakhil
OleshkevichAnastasia
OleshkevichNadezhda
Perniak-SapozhnikYenta-Dreida
Frantskevich (Frantsishchik)Mariana
TsikotskiyYevgenia
ShapiroKhana31 October
ShebshelevichElka-Khana31 October

Borisov students who took exam in 1910-1911

Borisov Names School Records 1849

These students from Borisov took exams in 1910-1911.

This information comes from the larger list of Wilno education district of students who held exams at this time.


Borisov female professional gymnasium of Lubimov, 4th class
Last NameFirst NameDate
BabitskiyFelitsiannaAugust 16
GelmanItka
GurvichBeilia
ZelenkoAntonina
LipkindGita
PilipenokOlga
FerdinandAlina
ShapiroBeilia
SheftelTauba
Borisov male gymnasium, 6th class
Last NameFirst NameDate
BaronMovsha31 August 1911
BerlinLeizer
BrevdoBerka
Brudno (Brudnyi)Girsh
GilmanAron
MaizelMovsha-Yevno
SenderikhinMoisey Isaak
KhitrikSholom

Bobruysk students who took exams in 1910-1911

Bobruysk Names School Records 1849

These students from Bobruysk took exams in 1910-1911.

This information comes from the larger list of Wilno education district of students who held exams at this time.


Bobruysk private male gymnasium of Goditskiy-Tsvirko, 4th class
Last NameFirst NameDate
AizenshtatMeer31 August 1911
BikhovskiyBerka
BelenkiyDovid
VolfsonMarkus
VolfsonEllia-Ruvin
Galperin (Gelperin)Lipa
GelfandEllia
GraevskiyIosif
GurvichLazar
DrapkinZalman-Itskhak
ErenburgYudel
ZalkindAbram
KovalerchikMoisey
KatselbogenLeiba
KatsnelsonIosif-Ber
KatsnelsonMordukh
LevinShmaria
LeibushAbram-Leib
LozinskiyBoris
LozinskiyShabel/Shabsi (?)
LurieAbram Ber
MazoverKhaim
MinkinZelman
MnushkinMarkus
OrlikMoisey-Borukh
PevznerYakov
PlotkinAron-Isroel
PolskiyDovid
RozinaerSolomon
RozovskiyRuvim
SigalIsaak-Iosef
SoskinMeer
FainshteinSemen
FeiginIosif-Mikhail
FeiginbergMoisey
FeinbergIsrael Abram
FeldmanYakov-Leizer
ShimenovichIsaak
EtkinVulf
YuritsinVulf
Bobruysk private male gymnasium of Godytskiy-Tsvirko, 6th class
Last NameFirst NameDate
BelenkiyGirsh31 August 1911
GelfandMoisey Girsh
Gerulaitis-GerulevichZenon
IrgerLeib
ItkinMendel
KatsnelsonYevsey
LubashevskiyFaivel
MazinShmuyla-Beniamin
MazinEllia
Malkov (Malkin)Aizik
MakhoverMeer
MinkinYuda
NekrichAron
PavlovskiyIsaak
SegalAvraam
Skarbek-KelchevskiyStefan

Slutsk and Nesvizh students who had exams in 1910-1911

Slutsk Names School Records 1849

These students from Slutsk and Nesvizh had exams in 1910-1911.

This information comes from the larger list of Wilno education district of students who held exams at this time.


Slutsk Female Gymnasium of Ya. Strukovskiy, 7th class
Last NameFirst NameDate
AmelkovichSofiaAugust 16, 1911
ApeltsinTsivia
ApeltsinBunia
BaslavskiyRiva
VolodkovichOlga
VoinilovichLudmila
GaukhmarkKhaya-Reizlya
GlodValentina
DenisovaElena
DushkovaMera
ZeldesFeiga
KaplanSora-Risia
MikhelevichMusha
MyshalovRokhlia
OzerSheina-Roza
RachevskiyYevgenia
RaikhmanKhaya-Feiga
RipsEster-Rokhlia
SlutskiyGenia
TerushkinSora-Beilia
FishEs(f)ir
ShifKhaya
ShteingauzBluma
YakimovAnna
Slutsk Female Gymnasium of Ya. Strukovskiy, 7th class - students who graduated in 1910
Last NameFirst NameDate
BomshteinSora-KhanaAugust 29, 1911
EpshteinNekha-Feiga
adopted daughter of Zhudarin
ZindaLeya
LukashevichYadviga-Maria
RozenoerRivka
SlabodkinGesya(?)-BasiaSeptember 4
Kutovskiy-StarinskiyTauba
Nesvizh Jewish female gymnasium of M. Rosenberg, 4th grade
Last NameFirst NameDate
Basinkevich (Bashenkevich)Tauba16 August 1911
Banaraf (Beneraf)Malka
VoinilovitserMalka
VerebievskiyEtla
KletskiyTsivia
MiltsLuba
SchepitskiyRokhlia
SvidskiyRivka-Dvora
TetibaumEster
FeigelmanKhaya
EpshteinRakhil

David-Gorodok Jewish students in 1857

David-Gorodok Name Index School records 1857

List of Jewish teachers from David-Gorodok, Mozyr district for the second half of 1857 school year.

Mozyr committee of Jewish schools, signed by overseer Dobrovolskiy.

Total of 27 students, cost 103 rubles


TeacherStudentAgeCost
Vulf Mendelev Lakhovskiy
teacher licensed from Mozyr school committee
January 10, 1857 #5
school is located at
personal home on Nagornaya Street
Vulf son of Abram Fridman62.50
Vulf Mendelev LakhovskiyItsko son of Kalman Livshits53
Vulf Mendelev LakhovskiyVulf son of Iosel Lakhovskiy62.50
Vulf Mendelev LakhovskiyMatus son of Shmuel Olshaker53
Vulf Mendelev LakhovskiyYudel son of Khaim Bashkin53
Vulf Mendelev LakhovskiyAbram son of Borukh Treiter63
Vulf Mendelev LakhovskiyVulf son of Movsha Fridman52.50
Vulf Mendelev LakhovskiyMovsha son of Itsko Tsiporin63
Vulf Mendelev LakhovskiyYankel son of Iosel Borukhin52
Vulf Mendelev LakhovskiyShmuel son of Vulf Yudovich54
Vulf Mendelev LakhovskiyAlter son of Abram Leietser52
Vulf Mendelev LakhovskiyVulf son of Movsha Dvorik52.50
Vulf Mendelev LakhovskiyGerts son of Yankel Pinsker53
Vulf Mendelev LakhovskiyShmuel son of Girsha Zeldin63
Leiba son of Borukh Zager
teacher licensed from Mozyr school committee
January 10, 1857 #4
school on Mostovaya (Bridge) Srtreet
house of Dovid Rushkin
Girsh son of Shmerel Kupik/Kunik114.50
Leiba son of Borukh ZagerMovsha son of Abram Durchin156
Leiba son of Borukh ZagerBorukh son of Nekhil Polovik135
Leiba son of Borukh ZagerYankel son of Motel Fridman114.50
Leiba son of Borukh ZagerItsko son of Khaim Mescher/Mester(?)84.50
Leiba son of Borukh ZagerVulf son of Mikhel Trezdivin(?)115
Leiba son of Borukh ZagerBerko son of Girsha Mekler115
Leiba son of Borukh ZagerMotel son of Srol Glubotskiy124.50
Leiba son of Borukh ZagerGirsh son of Movsha Musher125.50
Leiba son of Borukh ZagerVulf son of Yuda Fridman124.50
Leiba son of Borukh ZagerVulf son of Borukh Pinkhosovich104
Leiba son of Borukh ZagerAron son of Shlema Vernik145.50
Leiba son of Borukh ZagerYuda son of Simon Godovenskiy135.50

Slutsk Jewish students in 1857

Slutsk Name Index School records 1857

List of Jewish teachers from Slutsk, Slutsk district who were accredited to teach their co-religionists during in 1857.

This list is based on information submitted to rabbi Leiba Goldgant. It includes information about teacher who thought in private houses, list of their students and tuition fee.

Note that full names are given in the format of given name followed by patronymic and last name. There are total of 58 students listed whose parents pay total of 234 rubles.


Teacher
School locaiton
StudentAgeCost
Rubin Rafalovich Shapira,
teaches in town of Slutsk on School yeard
in the house of Iosel Brodatskiy.
Khaim Girshovich Mlotok103 rubles
Rubin Rafalovich Shapira,
Zelik Leybovich Bezruchka143 rubles
Rubin Rafalovich Shapira,
Dovid Lipmanovich Bunin134 rubles
Rubin Rafalovich Shapira Mordukh Abramovich Vaisman144 rubles
Movsha Leibovich Tokar
Kopyl street, hosue of Shakhna Lifshits
Gatseya son of merchant Shlema Tseitlin148 rubles
Movsha Leibovich Tokar bourgeois Berko son of Aron Polyak147 rubles
Movsha Leibovich Tokar Leiba son of merchant Dovid Vygodskiy147 rubles
Gdalia Meerovich Rep
Kopyl street, house of Abram Mints
Abram Movshovich Knigov135 rubles
Gdalia Meerovich Rep
Kopyl street, house of Abram Mints
Govsey son of Yankel Kozlik135 rubles
Gdalia Meerovich Rep
Kopyl street, house of Abram Mints
Yudko son of Isroel Myshalov114 rubles
Sholom Leibovich Kunev
Mostovaya Street, house of Beniamin Rozmarin
Khaim son of Mikhel Mushkin104 rubles
Sholom Leibovich Kunev
Mostovaya Street, house of Beniamin Rozmarin
Shepshel son of Volf Mnikes105 rubles
Sholom Leibovich Kunev
Mostovaya Street, house of Beniamin Rozmarin
Shlema son of Mendel Oka94 rubles
Ellia Mordukhovich Aizintson,
Luteran street, in the yard of Shmerko Yelniagubka
Abram son of Zelman Oka124 rubles
Ellia Mordukhovich Aizintson Iosel son of Meer Perkal113 rubles
Ellia Mordukhovich Aizintson Israel son of Zorukh Perkal104 rubles
Leiba Nakhmanovich Yaglin,
Zimna(?) street, house of Yankel Diment
Shmuylo son of Shimon Itskin1610 rubles
Leiba Nakhmanovich Yaglin Aron so of Abram Rakov136 rubles
Leiba Nakhmanovich Yaglin Abram son of Israel Fainshtein105 rubles
Mordukh Ioselovich Kolbasnik,
Luteran Street, house of Girsha Polzhidok
Meilakh son of Itsko Rubinshtein103 rubles
Mordukh Ioselovich Kolbasnik Leiba son of Mendel Skakalskiy83 rubles
Mordukh Ioselovich Kolbasnik Kushel son of Volf Solap83 rubles
Mordukh Ioselovich Kolbasnik Itsko son of Yevna Synoer(?)83 rubles
Meer Leybovich Utsekha,
Shosse (Main) Street, house of Tsalko Gitin
Leyba son of Girsh Travin1610 rubles
Meer Leybovich Utsekha Itska son(?) of Beniamin Eing168 rubles
Meer Leybovich Utsekha Volf son of merchant Ellia Loumberg/Loutberg(?)149 rubles
Shaya Leybovich Perepletchik
School yard, house of widow Miltsa Krupnik
Leyba, son of Meer Utsekha128 rubles
Shaya Leybovich Perepletchik Itsko, son of Nakhman Kreiner137 rubles
Shaya Leybovich Perepletchik Osher son of Khaim Mints128 rubles
Mikhel Ioselovich Nodelbukh
in the separate room of Bet Gamedres on School yard
Girsh son of Kalman Yefros1810 rubles
Mikhel Ioselovich Nodelbukh Zalman son of Abram Polyak1411 rubles
Mikhel Ioselovich Nodelbukh Gershon son of David Yefros1410 rubles
Berko Abramovich Bershtein
on the Market, house of Abram Yabrov
Yankel son of Nakhamn Kreines105 rubles
Berko Abramovich Bershtein Zalman son of Yokel Gurvich105 rubles
Berko Abramovich Bershtein Nevakh son of Movsha Freinkel136 rubles
Berko Govseevich Lifshits Lipman son of Elka Bunin93 rubles
Berko Govseevich Lifshits Yankel son of Meer Brodetskiy83 rubles
Berko Govseevich Lifshits Leiba son of Itsko Nekrich82 rubles
Berko Govseevich Lifshits Yankel son of Itsko Khmarnyi93 rubles
Yeshibot on Jewish Street
TeacherStudent name and age
Girsh Israelevich Kheifets
1st class
teaches Talmud for free
accredited by committee on November 17, 1856 #255
Ellia son of Israel Myshalov, 16 y.o.
Girsh Israelevich Kheifets Abram son of Khaim Gutpel, 15 y.o.
Girsh Israelevich Kheifets Leizor son of Getsel Tsimering 16 y.o.
Girsh Israelevich Kheifets Shaul son of Shimkho Veiner 16 y.o.
Girsh Israelevich Kheifets Leyba Meer Krakovskiy 16 y.o.
Girsh Israelevich Kheifets Israel Lipman Rozin 16 y.o.
Girsh Israelevich Kheifets Volf Balter, 15 y.o.
Girsh Israelevich Kheifets Movsha Epshtein, 15 y.o.
Girsh Israelevich Kheifets Movsha Garmizer, 15 y.o.
Movsha Abramovich Lobshtein
Teaches Bible in this Yeshibot,
received 20 rubles from donations.
2nd class students
Elia son of Zalman Avizhenskiy, 17 y.o.
Movsha Abramovich Lobshtein Sholom son of Leiba Shakirits, 16 y.o.
Movsha Abramovich Lobshtein Yankel son of Meer Kirzner, 16 y.o.
Movsha Abramovich Lobshtein Beniamin son of Khaim Balter, 18 y.o.
Movsha Abramovich Lobshtein Beniamin son of Khaim Balter, 18 y.o.
Movsha Abramovich Lobshtein Ber son of Nakhman Aizenshtot, 16 y.o.
Movsha Abramovich Lobshtein Itsko son of Movsha Myshalov, 19 y.o.
Movsha Abramovich Lobshtein Israel son of Iosel Vecherebin, 17 y.o.
Movsha Abramovich Lobshtein Metel son of Yankel Oleynik, 16 y.o.
Movsha Abramovich Lobshtein Leiba Mordukh Mlinskiy, 16 y.o.
Movsha Abramovich Lobshtein Yeremia Leyba Nodelshtein, 17 y.o.

Slutsk Jewish students who took examinations in 1857

Slutsk Name Index School records 1857

This is the list of students of melameds from Slutsk, Slutsk district in 1857.

These students appeared for examination at Jewish public school in Slutsk.

Signed by head of examination committee Nikolay Bogushevskiy.


StudentSubjects and GradesTeacher
Osher son of Khaim MintsRussian 2, Bible 3, main prayers 3,
Jewish grammar 3, Khaie-Adame 2, Maimonide 2
Shaya Leybovich Perepletchik, 1st rank
Itska son of Nakhman KreinesRussian 2, Bible 4, main prayers 4,
Jewish grammar 4, Khaie-Adame 4, Maimonide 4
same
Volf son of Girsh TravinRussian 4, Bible 3, main prayers 2,
Jewish grammar 2, Khaie-Adame 3, Maimonide 3
same
Khaim son of Mikhel MushlinRussian 2, Bible 2, main prayers 2,
Jewish grammar 2, Khaie-Adame 3, Maimonide 2
Sholom Leybovich Kuneev, 1st rank
Shepel son of Volf MilkinRussian 4, Bible 2, main prayers 2,
Jewish grammar 2, Khaie-Adame 3, Maimonide 3
same
Abram son of Zalman OkoRussian 2, Bible 2, main prayers 2,
Jewish grammar 2, Khaie-Adame 2, Maimonide 2
Leyba Mordukhovich Aizentsim, 1st rank
Abram son of Leyba BoretskiyRussian 2, Bible 2, main prayers 2,
Jewish grammar 1, Khaie-Adame 2, Maimonide 2
same
Yudel son of Movsha RakovRussian 4, Bible 2, main prayers 2,
Jewish grammar 1, Khaie-Adame 2, Maimonide 2
Leiba Nakhmanovich Eglin, 1st rank
Nakhman son of Iosel ItskinRussian 4, Bible 4, main prayers 3,
Jewish grammar 3, Khaie-Adame 4, Maimonide 4
same
Arel son of Abram RakovRussian 4, Bible 2, main prayers 2,
Jewish grammar 2, Khaie-Adame 2, Maimonide 2
same
Yankel son of Nakhman KreinesRussian 2, Bible 4, main prayers 3,
Jewish grammar 3, Khaie-Adame 4, Maimonide 4
Berka Abramovich Bershtein, 1st rank
Zalman son of Yankel GurvichRussian 2, Bible 3, main prayers 2,
Jewish grammar 2, Khaie-Adame 2, Maimonide 2
same
Shlema son of Govsey TsetlinRussian 4, Bible 5, main prayers 4,
Jewish grammar 4, Khaie-Adame 5, Maimonide 5
Movsha Leyboich Tokar, 2nd rank
David son of Leyba VygotskiyRussian 4, Bible 4, main prayers 3,
Jewish grammar 4, Khaie-Adame 4, Maimonide 4
same
Berko son of Aaron PolyakRussian 4, Bible 4, main prayers 3,
Jewish grammar 3, Khaie-Adame 4, Maimonide 4
same
Abram son of Movsha KnigovRussian 2, Bible 3, main prayers 2,
Jewish grammar 2, Khaie-Adame 2, Maimonide 2
Gdalia Meerovich Rep, 1st rank
Yudka son of Israel MyshelovRussian 0, Bible 2, main prayers 2,
Jewish grammar 1, Khaie-Adame 2, Maimonide 1
same
Kushel son of Volf SalopRussian 0, Bible 2, main prayers 1,
Jewish grammar 1, Khaie-Adame 1, Maimonide 1
Mordukh Ioselovich Kolbasnik, 1st rank
Meilakh son of Itsko RubinshteinRussian 0, Bible 2, main prayers 1,
Jewish grammar 1, Khaie-Adame 1, Maimonide 1
same
Itsko son of Iosel Yevider/Gvider(?)Russian 0, Bible 2, main prayers 1,
Jewish grammar 1, Khaie-Adame 1, Maimonide 1
same
Zalman son of Abram PolyakRussian 5, Bible 5, main prayers 5,
Jewish grammar 4, Khaie-Adame 5, Maimonide 5
Mikhel Ioselevich Nadelbukh, 2nd rank
Girsh son of David EfrosRussian 5, Bible 5, main prayers 5,
Jewish grammar 4, Khaie-Adame 5, Maimonide 5
same

Novogrudok Jewish students in 1857

Novogrudok Names Vital Records 1857

List of Jewish students in Novogrudok, Novogrudok district for the second half of 1857 school year.

Signed by state rabbi Sadia M. Kantorovich. Total 27 students, total cost 157 silver rubles.

Each school has the following information: School is clean, follows the rules from Department of People's Education. No additional subjects are studied.


TeacherStudent NameAgeCost
Daniel Itsko Berkov Abramovich
licensed by Novogrudok Jewish comittee
School on Bazilianskaya street,
house of Yankel Pirozhnik
Yankel son of Aron Garkavy911
Daniel Itsko Berkov Abramovich
licensed by Novogrudok Jewish comittee
school on Korelichi street,
house of Movsha Kabak
Gershon son of Iosif Mints89
Daniel Itsko Berkov AbramovichGershon son of Levi Levin78
Daniel Itsko Berkov AbramovichShlema son of Shimen Krasnopiorka116
Daniel Itsko Berkov AbramovichSender son of Elia Kobak116
Sadia Manelev KantorovichZundel, son of merchant's son Movsha Kabak1312
Sadia Manelev KantorovichMikhelber, another son of merchant's
son Movsha Kabak
1110
Sadia Manelev KantorovichBeniamin son of Gershon Garkavy138
Sadia Manelev KantorovichElia son of Aron Aronovskiy148
Itsko Meerov Prusak
licensed by Novogrudok Jewish comittee
school on Jewish street,
house of Meer Goskind
Notel son of Lipman Zamkovyi1512
Itsko Meerov Prusak Aron son of Shlema Genikov149
Itsko Meerov PrusakLeiba son of Berka Slutskiy136
Itsko Meerov PrusakYankel son of Shlema Kantorovich116
Itsko Meerov PrusakYankel son of Leiba Goldberg106
Itsko Meerov PrusakZelman son of Movsha Elia Bruk126
Elia Yankelevich Ovsheevich
licensed by Novogrudok Jewish comittee
Talmud Tora, on school yard
at Shoemaker school
teacher is payed by Burial Society,
34 silver rubles.
Khonon son of Iosel Yeruzolimskiy18
Elia Yankelevich OvsheevichLeib son of Khaim Bruk15
Elia Yankelevich OvsheevichAbram son of Itsko Fisher15
Elia Yankelevich OvsheevichYankel son of Meer Krynskiy15
Elia Yankelevich OvsheevichGirsh Shimon son of Uri Izrelit13
Elia Yankelevich OvsheevichMordukh son of Ruben Zaichik15
Elia Yankelevich OvsheevichShimon son of Ruben Zaichik13
Elia Yankelevich OvsheevichGirsh son of Israel Udaloy15
Elia Yankelevich OvsheevichDavid son of Yankel Movshovich10
Elia Yankelevich OvsheevichEli Volf son of Shmuylo Ostrovskiy9
Elia Yankelevich OvsheevichAbraam son of Leizer Rakovskiy10
Elia Yankelevich OvsheevichLeib son of Shepshel Zamkovyi16

Negnevichi marriages in 1849

Negnevichi Names Vital Records 1849

This is the list of people who were married in the town Negnevichi, Novogrudok district in year 1849.


DateHusbandWifeRabbi, witnesses
February 10
Odar 1
Kalmon Ioselevich Kha(nt/it)ovich, 21 y.o.maiden Perla Ovseevna Beinyshovich 20 y.o.rabbi David Leibovich Yovnov, witness Khaim Abramovich