Byshev
Name Index
Census
1834
This census took place in Byshev, Kiev district on May 29, 1858.
| Family Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Galb-Milion/Golbmilion | |
| Sarkovski | |
| Usavetskiy | came in 1851 from Radomysl district to Vasilkov district. |
| Family Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Sh?)iktsov | one fled | |
| Arevich | ||
| Beniovich | ||
| Berlianski | ||
| Brinshtein | ||
| Brodovskiy | ||
| Brodskiy | ||
| Cherniavskiy | ||
| Didovskiy | ||
| Gav?)u ?) | ||
| Golostupets | one son in the army | |
| Grebenik | ||
| Iglinskiy | ||
| Iglinskiy | one son in the army | |
| Kaganovski (2) | two sons in the army | |
| Kaganovskiy | one son in the army | |
| Karashinskiy | family became merchants in 1856 and moved to town Vasilkov | |
| Kats | one son in the army, two fled | |
| Khaliminski/Kha(l/n?)iminski | ||
| Kievskiy | family became farmers in 1858 | |
| Kili(sh/t)evskiy | ||
| Kletskovski | one son in the army | |
| Kolodker/Kolodner (?) | ||
| Komarovskiy (2) | ||
| Kopilovskiy | ||
| Kostovskiy | ||
| Kravets | ||
| Krichmar | ||
| Krivianski | ||
| Kushakovskiy | ||
| Lozovik | ||
| Lvov | one son in the army | |
| Mamorovskiy | ||
| Medvedskiy | ||
| Moshkovskiy | one son in the army | |
| Motkovski | ||
| Poliachenko/Polyachenko (5) | two families became farmers in 1858 | |
| Poliakovich | one son in the army | |
| Prosak | ||
| Sakevich | ||
| Shtovbard | ||
| Skliarenko | ||
| Skliarskiy (2) | ||
| Slepak | ||
| Spektor (3) | ||
| Spivak | family became farmers in 1852 | |
| Teilski | ||
| Telskiy | family became farmers | |
| Troyanovski | family became farmers in 1855 | |
| Unknown | only female side of the family listed. Father is Mendel. | |
| Unknown (7) | for seven families, only female portion of the page is preserved. | |
| Vilchik | ||
| Vinikur/[Vinokur?] | ||
| Vinokovski/Vipokovski (2) | ||
| Vorobey | one in the army | |
| Vozovik | ||
| Ya(lsh/m)ikovich | ||
| Yastebenskiy/Yastrebenskiy (2) | one son in the army | |
| Yudkovski | ||
| Yurovski | one son in the army. Related: Shteinbard | |
| Zatulovskiy | one son exiled [to Siberia?]. One son in the army. |