Korets
Census
Name list
1834
This is the list of residents from Korets, Novograd-Volynskiy district compiled on April 26, 1834.
There were 1724 males, 1982 females recorded as living within 751 households.
It was signed by community trustees Paltio Leiserovich Pirka, Duvid Moshkovich Khaiamenes, Yos Simkhovich Markiza, Khaim Berkovich Kofman, Meilakh Itskovich Esman. The following community elders also sidnged it: Mikhel Roisenblit, Yankel Leibovich Burt, Duvid Ber Zlatman.
Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name |
|---|
| Aberman |
| Aisinberg - related: Gonik |
| Aiziks/Aizyks |
| Ambas |
| Annopoler |
| Anopoler (2) - one son fled in 1828, one grandson in the army since 1833 |
| Anopolskiy/Annopolskiy |
| Arendar |
| Aronshtein |
| Arshin |
| Ashman |
| Averbukh - became merchants |
| Azarva (6) - one in the army since 1828 |
| Baichman (2) |
| Bakaliar - in unknown absense since 1817 |
| Balabus (2) |
| Balai/Balay |
| Balai/Galai (?) |
| Balbir/[Bal'bir] - related: Shnaper (fled in 1819) |
| Balder |
| Baliar |
| Balko |
| Barad (2) - one fled in 1830 |
| Baradman |
| Barakhman (2) - son fled in 1830 |
| Baranek |
| Baranover |
| Barash - related: Vainshelbeim |
| Barbash - one son in the army since 1831 |
| Barmak (3) - one son fled in 1831. Related: Barmash |
| Barshak (3) - one family became merchants in 1825. Related: Vaserman |
| Bas (2) - one absent since 1817 |
| Basista |
| Basok |
| Beich |
| Beigelman |
| Beilman (2) - related: Nimyi |
| Beker |
| Bekesha |
| Bekher |
| Belman |
| Benkel |
| Berakhman/Berekhman (3) - one son absent |
| Berengolts - one son fled in 1831 |
| Berenshtein (3) |
| Berezdiver - fled in 1817. Related: Lezhen/[Lezhen'] |
| Berezina |
| Bergerman - one son absent |
| Berman - one son in the army since 1831. Related: Shvartser |
| Berzov |
| Bezdim - one son in the army since 1831 |
| Bezshliakh |
| Bialyi |
| Bider |
| Bledyi/Bliadyi (2) |
| Bliakhar/Bliakher (2) |
| Bliman (2) |
| Blinder (2) |
| Bluder/Bliluder |
| Blum |
| Bogomilnayi/[Bogomolnyi] (2)- fled in 1832 |
| Boika |
| Borushka - one son in the army since 1828 |
| Brakhman (2) |
| Brandelzon - fled in 1820 |
| Brindzia - son in the army |
| Britva - one son in the army since 1827 |
| Broder (2) |
| Brodia/Brodiya |
| Bronshtein - one son with family became merchants |
| Bronz |
| Brudnyi |
| Brusok |
| Bubes |
| Bulba/[Bul'ba] - one son in the army since 1828 |
| Bulka |
| Bunka/[Bun'ka] - one son in the army since 1828 |
| Burak |
| Burt |
| Chernomorskiy |
| Cherpak - one son in the army since 1831 |
| Chornomorets |
| Chornyi |
| Chulok - fled in 1832 |
| Churovka |
| Daen |
| Daich |
| Dermaner |
| Desiatnik |
| Dibner |
| Didovicher (2) - one fled in 1819 |
| Distisplina |
| Dobrishman |
| Dobrovitser |
| Driker - related: Berenzon |
| Drilia |
| Dudka - related: Zait |
| Dura |
| Duvidzon (2) - one son in the army since 1830 |
| Dveres (2) |
| Dvoniak |
| Dzusovich - father a.k.a. Buf |
| Edvab/Yedvab - one son in the army since 1829 |
| Eff - one brother absent since 1817 |
| Efter - page 726 |
| Epelman (2) - related: Flomen (fled in 1817) |
| Esman |
| Esterman |
| Faiaksman/Fayaksman |
| Fefer |
| Feldman |
| Figelman |
| Fiks |
| Finarit |
| Finkel (3) |
| Finkelshtein |
| Firfer - one son in the army since 1830 |
| Fisher - related: Kashtan |
| Fishman |
| Fostek |
| Fraiman (2) |
| Fraintsia/Frantsya - one son in the army since 1828 |
| Freidman |
| Freser |
| Fudim - a.k.a. Solop |
| Fuks |
| Fundia - related: Odeser |
| Funt |
| Furer - one son in the army |
| Furfur - one son in the army since 1828 |
| Furgal |
| Furshpan (2) |
| Galgan |
| Galion |
| Garnets |
| Gaska |
| Gefterman |
| Gekdesh - related: Teiber |
| Geler (2) |
| Geles |
| Gelman |
| Genchkemakher - one son absent since 1822 |
| Ger |
| Gershberg - related: Zalka/[Zal'ka] |
| Gershengorn - father fled, one son in the army sicne 1828 |
| Gershfel (2) |
| Gershgoren - one brother fled, one in the army |
| Gertsfeld - became merchants |
| Gets - absent since 1817 |
| Gil (a.k.a. Freides) |
| Gilburd |
| Giler |
| Gilman (3) - one fled in 1818 |
| Gilshliak |
| Gimberg - related: Zaiko |
| Giser |
| Gisiuk |
| Glans |
| Gliner (2) - related: Kurilap (father fled in 1830) |
| Glizer (2) |
| Gluzman |
| Gofman |
| Goisenberg (2) |
| Gokhban (3) - one son in the army since 1833 |
| Gokhman |
| Goldman (2) |
| Goldshmid (2) - one son in the army since 1830 |
| Goler - fled in 1824 |
| Golob (3) - one fled in 1826 |
| Golovatyi |
| Golyi |
| Gonik |
| Gontar - father fled in 1828 |
| Goralnik |
| Gorenshtein |
| Grabar - father fled in 1817 |
| Grabina |
| Grechanik |
| Grib - related: Pianer/[Pyaner] |
| Grimberg (2) - one son became a medical person in Zaslav, one absent |
| Grosman |
| Guberman |
| Gukailo |
| Gulka/[Gul'ka] |
| Gurvits (2) |
| Gusit - one son fled in 1831 |
| Guska |
| Gustusa/Gustusi - one son in the army since 1831 |
| Gutman (2) |
| Guzka - son in the army since 1827 |
| Gvozdover |
| Ikhelzon - related: Kriger |
| Ilburt |
| Kachai |
| Kacher |
| Kadish/Kadysh |
| Kaftan |
| Kagan (3) |
| Kalika - absent since 1817 |
| Kaminker |
| Kanka |
| Kapelushnik |
| Kaplia |
| Karas (2) - related: Lebovnik |
| Karitmaliar |
| Karmazin - one son in the army since 1833 |
| Karshin |
| Kartoflia |
| Kasha - absent since 1817 |
| Kashket - in 1816 mistakenly shown in Rukavichnik family. |
| Kasianka - one fled in 1820 |
| Kats |
| Katsap |
| Kavalek |
| Khaet |
| Khaiman (2) |
| Khalfon - father and son in unknown absense since 1818 |
| Khapun |
| Kharats |
| Kharbash |
| Kharshan |
| Khavakh - related: Shvartser |
| Khayamenes/Khaya-Menes (2) |
| Khazon |
| Kher - fled in 1832 |
| Khmara (5) - one fled |
| Khodirker - one son fled in 1831 |
| Khromoy |
| Kirchiker |
| Kishka |
| Kitai |
| Kleifeld (2) |
| Kleiner |
| Kligman |
| Kniaz |
| Kniazher |
| Knizhkovyi |
| Knut - related: Liyka (neighbor) |
| Kobylianskiy - one son became merchant |
| Kobyliar - one son in the army since 1831 |
| Kofman |
| Kogan - in unknown absense |
| Kokot |
| Kolka |
| Kolker (2) |
| Kolodezh |
| Konopianyi - absent since 1817 |
| Kopeikes - fled in 1824 |
| Kopial |
| Kopitover/Kopytover - family absent since 1832 |
| Kora |
| Korenblit |
| Korit |
| Kostrov |
| Kotel - one son in the army since 1828 |
| Kotka - absent since 1827 |
| Kozak (2) - one brother fled in 1827. Related: Barad |
| Krasotskiy |
| Kreis |
| Kremen |
| Kremenshtein (2) |
| Kreplik (2) - fled in 1830 |
| Kreslia/Kreslya (2) |
| Krik |
| Krimer (3) |
| Krishtal - one son in the army |
| Krivoruk |
| Krivoshiy |
| Krokhmal |
| Kruk - family in unknown absense since 1817 |
| Krupnik - father absent since 1817 |
| Krutypeisakh |
| Kubernik - one son in the army since 1828 |
| Kubylier |
| Kucher |
| Kudak |
| Kulish |
| Kun |
| Kundel - absent |
| Kunitsa |
| Kupervas - father fled in 1830 |
| Kur |
| Kurchitser |
| Kutsyi |
| Kvas - in unknown absense since 1817 |
| Kvurt |
| Ladnyi - fled in 1821 |
| Lakhter |
| Lamdan |
| Landa |
| Landsberg |
| Lapsardak |
| Lazebnik |
| Leibenzon |
| Leibzon |
| Leven |
| Lezhebrukh |
| Liberman (2) - related: Mikhelzon |
| Liderman |
| Likholat |
| Likhtser/[Likht-tsier] - related: Fliaka |
| Lileiko |
| Linik (2) |
| Lipengolts |
| Lirner |
| Lis |
| Lisitsa |
| Lita |
| Lobor |
| Lubarskiy |
| Lubatyi |
| Luchina |
| Lutrovnik |
| Maget |
| Makhorever |
| Malesman |
| Maliar (2) |
| Malyshko - father a.k.a. Sosna |
| Mamzel - one son in the army since 1827 |
| Maneles |
| Marder (2) - one father a.k.a. Novak |
| Markiza |
| Marmurek |
| Maznitsa - son in the army since 1831 |
| Mazur |
| Mazus - family fled in 1825 |
| Medovyi |
| Meerkov |
| Meerzon (2) |
| Meil |
| Melamed (2) |
| Melo - father a.k.a. Kerchiker |
| Meshengiser |
| Mikhelzon |
| Milorud |
| Milrud (3) |
| Milshtein |
| Mindes |
| Mirochnik (2) |
| Mishok |
| Mitska |
| Mizhiricher - family fled in 1822 |
| Moloko - two sons in the army since 1828 |
| Molotok |
| Motovilo |
| Muchnik |
| Mukovoz (2) - also written as Mokuvoz (one father a.k.a. Buf) |
| Muzhilovicher - one son exiled in 1833 |
| Naftulzon |
| Naiman - related: Shainovyi |
| Naishtut |
| Nalivaiko |
| Nekhbas |
| Nianka/[Nyan'ka] |
| Nirenberg - in unknown absense since 1817 |
| Nisman - related: Derazhner (one in the army since 1831) |
| Nisongolts/Nison-golts (2) |
| Nitkoplut |
| Noestner |
| Novak |
| Nudel |
| Nudelman |
| Nutman |
| Obrizka - absent since 1818 |
| Obruch |
| Obtsingel - fled in 1830 |
| Ocheret - one son in the army |
| Odnoglazyi |
| Okoshko |
| Olichevskiy/Olychevskiy |
| Opukhlyi - related: Kiy |
| Ostrer (2) |
| Otruby |
| Palant |
| Panskiy/[Pan'skiy] |
| Pargamenik |
| Pasternak |
| Patynok - family in unknown absense since 1817 |
| Pekel |
| Perchik |
| Perelman |
| Perelshtein - related: Lubliner |
| Peretsman |
| Persenen - fled in 1820 |
| Petelka/[Petel'ka] |
| Pianitsa |
| Piatka |
| Pichfur |
| Pigovat |
| Pinfchik |
| Piriatyi - one son in the army since 1829 |
| Pirka |
| Pishchever - one son in the army since 1827 |
| Piskel |
| Piven - one son in the army since 1831 |
| Plaks |
| Plaskonos |
| Platkemakher - family fled in 1817-1820 |
| Platok |
| Pobityi |
| Polishuk |
| Popel - one son in the army since 1827 |
| Porupor |
| Posyk |
| Potashman - son in the army |
| Povozka |
| Prasa |
| Pravilo |
| Pravotiner |
| Pres |
| Priborailo - one son in the army since 1831. Related: Aronzon (left to Zhitomir), Rones. |
| Prichepa |
| Prikazanie |
| Proskurina |
| Prosov |
| Protiagailo |
| Pus/[Pus'] |
| Rabinov (2) |
| Rabinovich (2) |
| Rabotnik - son in the army since 1828 |
| Rakhman - one fled in 1817 |
| Rebe |
| Reife |
| Reiselman |
| Reisenberg |
| Reiser - related: Shuliak (fled in 1832) |
| Reisman/Reizman (2) |
| Remen/[Remen'] |
| Riabyi |
| Ribak - grandson in the army since 1829 |
| Richker |
| Risman - son in the army since 1830 |
| Rizchak |
| Rizhyi (3) |
| Roisenberg |
| Roisenblit (2) |
| Roisenfeld - became merchants, three absent |
| Rovner |
| Roznoshchik - one son in the army since 1833 |
| Rukavichnik - one son in the army since 1827 |
| Ruman - related: Kurchitser (moved to Novograd-Volynskiy in 1830) |
| Ryses/Rises |
| Sakin (2) |
| Saliterman |
| Santer - one son absent |
| Sarver |
| Selishcher |
| Shadkhan |
| Shafer - fled in 1826 |
| Shaiman |
| Shames - absent since 1833. Related: orphan Shvaits (absent since 1816) |
| Shandel - absent since 1817 |
| Shapira (2) - father fled in 1831 |
| Shapszon |
| Shats |
| Shatsman - related: Berezhnitser |
| Shcherbatyi - related: Nerzhanov |
| Shchetina - father fled in 1830 |
| Shchigol - absent since 1817 |
| Shef |
| Sheimer |
| Shekhter (2) |
| Shichkar - fled in 1819 |
| Shidliver (2) - one in unknown absense since 1817 |
| Shifras |
| Shilo |
| Shir |
| Shister (2) |
| Shives |
| Shkliar |
| Shkola |
| Shkrabachka |
| Shmois |
| Shnaider |
| Shnir |
| Shnitser - absent since 1817 |
| Shpakovatyi |
| Shpigel |
| Shpil |
| Shpilberg |
| Shpiliar |
| Shprekher |
| Shpringelikhes |
| Shraer |
| Shruba |
| Shtikel - related: Shvartser |
| Shtirenberg |
| Shtirn |
| Shtrakisal - related: Verovka |
| Shuliak |
| Shur - related: Mysh. One son in the army since 1828. |
| Shutyi - in unknown absense since 1817 |
| Shvaiger - came from Slavuta, Zaslavl district in 1829 |
| Shvartsman (2) |
| Shvartszorger |
| Sigal |
| Signet |
| Sirota - in the army since 1828 |
| Sitner (5) - one fled in 1821, another in 1829 |
| Sivoskiy |
| Skaletskiy (2) |
| Skalka - father exiled in 1832, one son in the army since 1831 |
| Skriptsa |
| Skvernyi |
| Slepoy - related: Rimar (one son in the army since 1830) |
| Smoliar - absent |
| Smyk |
| Solomianik |
| Solomianyi (2) |
| Sosna |
| Srals/[Sral's] - one son exiled for settlement in 1830, one in the army since 1828. Related: Sevkun |
| Starik |
| Stolik |
| Struna - related: Kalika |
| Sudilkover |
| Sukenik (2) |
| Suknia - one son in the army since 1828 |
| Sundilzon |
| Surman - one son in the army since 1830 |
| Sverdlik |
| Svinobicher - mistakenly listed as Pianer in 1816 census |
| Tabakerka |
| Taflia |
| Taibel |
| Taksa |
| Talma/[Tal'ma] |
| Tekhman |
| Teplish |
| Teplyk - absent since 1817 |
| Terkel |
| Teslia/Teslya |
| Tiplinker |
| Tkhorik (2) |
| Tokar (3) |
| Torkud |
| Tovba (4) |
| Tovbin (7) - one famlily became merchants |
| Treliuk |
| Triger |
| Trigubyi |
| Trink |
| Truba - family in unknown absense since 1817 |
| Trubnik - father fled in 1832, son in the army since 1831 |
| Tsigan |
| Tsimbal |
| Tsimes |
| Tsines |
| Tsipka |
| Tsipkas - one brother fled in 1830 |
| Tsmokun |
| Tsmolker |
| Tupailo |
| Uchenik |
| Ukher |
| Ulan - fled in 1823 |
| Unknown - Itsko (son of Yankel), 34 years old, wife Makhlia (29), sons Simkha (5) and Duvid (1), daughters Risia (10) and Sheindlia (8). |
| Urvi |
| Ushimirskiy |
| Uster (2) |
| Vain - related: Zindelzon |
| Vainbeim |
| Vainer - one son in the army |
| Vainshelbeim (2) |
| Vainshtok - became merchants |
| Vaisman - son absent since 1833 |
| Vaistruzh - fled in 1820 |
| Vaksen-gendler |
| Valdman |
| Valer-fur - in the army since 1829 |
| Valman (?) |
| Vapka |
| Varotat |
| Vat |
| Vedro |
| Veitsengoizen (2) |
| Vigraizer |
| Vilkovyi |
| Vinograd |
| Viros - absent since 1817 |
| Vitkever |
| Vizdover/Vyzdover |
| Vodovoz/Vodavoz |
| Voina |
| Voles (2) |
| Vornora - one son fled in 1831 |
| Vorotnik - son in the army since 1831 |
| Vydra/Vidra |
| Vykladnyi - one son in the army |
| Vystilka |
| Yadka |
| Yanover |
| Yarishalma |
| Yarmol - one son in the army since 1830 |
| Yasnobulka (2) |
| Yentes/Yantes |
| Zaid |
| Zaltsman (4) |
| Zamakh |
| Zeltser |
| Zetser (2) |
| Zherebets |
| Zherebnyi |
| Zhid |
| Zhila - family absent since 1817 |
| Zhivut |
| Zholobner |
| Zhvabyi |
| Zidler |
| Zigelman (3) |
| Zilberman(2) |
| Zinger (2) |
| Zlatman |
| Zlotnik |
| Znaida |
| Zusman (2) |
| Zutlik |