Smela
Name Index
Artisans
1850
This is the census of artisan community from Smela, Cherkasy district as compiled on October 28, 1850.
There were 96 artisan families, 338 males and 347 females.
It was signed by authors Volko Portnoy, Shakhna Shenderov, Nakhman Bidorak, Leiba Zamlinskiy. A (tax) collector Ios Shmukliar signed instead of a rabbi.
Numbers indicate how many households shared the same family name.
| Last Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Baliakleiskiy (2) | ||
| Bidorak (2) | ||
| Boguslavskiy | ||
| Bondarov | ||
| Cherniak | ||
| Dashevskiy | ||
| Dubinskiy | ||
| Fidelman (2) | one in the army, one son in unknown absence | |
| Goldenberg | this family were approved by local community to be recorded in this artisan community before official approval. | |
| Goldshmid | one in the army | |
| Gorbalev | one in the army | |
| Gormider | ||
| Grinshtein (2) | ||
| Krivitskiy | ||
| Kushnir (4) | one in the army | |
| Kutsumka | ||
| Lazebnik | one son converted | |
| Lenetskiy/Linetskiy (2) | ||
| Lubarskiy | uncle came in 1844. | |
| Makarovskiy (2) | ||
| Malutshevskiy (?) | ||
| Mednik (2) | one in the army, one son in unknown absense | |
| Moshenskiy | ||
| Moshenzun/Moshenzen | ||
| Nalevo | one son in the army | |
| Ovrutskiy | one in the army | |
| Patrika | one in the army | |
| Polonskiy (2) | ||
| Portnoy (13) | three in the army. One family became farmer(s) and moved to Kherson governorate in 1844. One father came in 1844. | |
| Potashnik | one in the army | |
| Prusak | ||
| Rovinskiy (3) | ||
| Rud/[Rud'] | ||
| Sapozhnik (4) | one in unknown absence. | |
| Shakhnovskiy | ||
| Shenderov (3) | ||
| Shkolnik | ||
| Shmukliar (2) | ||
| Shvarshtein | ||
| Sigalov | father came from Berdichev | |
| Siliatrianskiy (2) | ||
| Sitnik | one brother became merchant | |
| Skliar | one son sent to "arestantskaya rota" in 1840 | |
| Solominskiy | ||
| Vinar | ||
| Vodovoz | one son in the army | |
| Zamlinskiy (4) | also written as Zamilinskiy. One nephew became merchant in 1845 | |
| Zaslavskiy | ||
| Zelenyi (5) | ||
| Zhitomirskiy (3) | ||
| Zlobinskiy | one son moved to another community in 1850. | |
| Zlotopolskiy | ||
| Zolotar (3) | one in the army |