Mogilev
Name List
Census
1834
This is the list of bourgeois families from Mogilev-Podolskiy, Mogilev district compiled in year 1834.
The numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| (?)okht/Gikht (?) | |
| Aizikov | |
| Aizingart/[Aisengart] | |
| Akselrud (4) | one a.k.a. Sobelman |
| Amtsibey | one son in the army |
| Babat (2) | one son exiled to Siberia in 1824 |
| Bad | |
| Bandar/[Bondar] | family became merchants |
| Bar (2) | |
| Bardash | one son fled in 1826 |
| Bargroit | fled in 1830 |
| Bas | father added in 1830 |
| Bechuk | two grandsons fled in 1826 and 1830 |
| Berenshtein | |
| Berlatskiy | one son became merchant |
| Berman (2) | |
| Bichu[g] | related: Branis (fled in 1828) |
| Bilenkis | |
| Blinder | |
| Bondar (2) | |
| Bondarovskiy (2) | |
| Borushok (2) | son fled in 1829 |
| Brandman | added in 1826 |
| Burd (2) | |
| Burivka | one son fled in 1832 |
| Cheris | son fled in 1830 |
| Cherkis | family became merchants |
| Daichman (2) | |
| Dain | |
| Darkhovskiy (2) | one son fled in 1828 |
| Darshin | |
| Deren | |
| Derevianyi | related: Kantar |
| Dogot | |
| Doktor | |
| Dru/[Droo] | |
| Eidinman | |
| Eikhingolts | |
| Eizenshtein/Eisenstein (4) | two became merchants |
| Elukim (2) | |
| Esrish/Yesrish | |
| Faingold | |
| Felsher | |
| Fishbarg/Fishberg (3) | one fled in 1831 |
| Fishelman | |
| Fishman | |
| Fogel | |
| Frenkel | |
| Fridelson | |
| Fridman (7) | one family became merchants, in another, two fathers added in 1826, one father became merchant, one son fled in 1827. |
| Galbirshtat | |
| Galperin | family became merchants |
| Geilbarg/Geilberg (3) | one son converted in 1833 and moved to Warsaw |
| Gershengorin | |
| Gershenzon | |
| Ginesen | |
| Ginis | son fled in 1828 |
| Ginshport | |
| Glei | two sons fled in 1830-1832 |
| Glikman | formerly a merchant |
| Goldenberg | one brother fled in 1822 |
| Goldenshtein | |
| Goldinson/[Goldenson] | son fled in 1833 |
| Goloburda (2) | in one family sons fled in 1830-1833 |
| Goloburdis | son fled in 1822 |
| Gordin (3) | |
| Gorvits (2) | one family moved to Uman in 1828, another to Belaya Tserkov, Vasilkov dist., Kiev gov. |
| Graupin | |
| Grinberg (2) | |
| Grom/Gram | one son fled in 1828 |
| Guli/Gulia | |
| Guzenfiter | |
| Idilson/[Edelson] (2) | one son became merchant |
| K[l?]erlis | |
| Kalantir | one son fled in 1828 |
| Kalika | son fled in 1832 |
| Kalis (4) | |
| Kandel | one fled in 1832 |
| Karp (2) | |
| Karpel (2) | |
| Karpinskiy | one son in the army |
| Kats (2) | one son fled in 1833; in another family two fled |
| Khalfen/[Khalfin] | |
| Kharab (2) | one a.k.a. Mlan(?) |
| Kharatan | |
| Kigel | a.k.a. Gleizer |
| Kinigsberg/Kenigsberg | |
| Kishlin | son fled in 1829 |
| Kisil/[Kisel] (2) | one son fled in 1829 |
| Kisilevich | |
| Kisl | |
| Kogan | added in 1819 |
| Kogana | one fled in 1820 |
| Kozak (3) | father fled in 1828, two others fled in 1825-1827 |
| Krel | |
| Krym | son fled in 1833 |
| Kuzmis | |
| Kvach/Kvich (?) | one son fled in 1832 |
| Lam (2) | |
| Landa | father added in 1823 |
| Lapsker | one son fled in 1833 |
| Ledid (2) | |
| Leider | |
| Leivis (2) | one father fled in 1822 |
| Lerner | |
| Letnik | one son fled in 1830 |
| Levitan | |
| Levitis/[Levites] (2) | |
| Liberman | |
| Libgot/Libut (?) | |
| Libinzun | |
| Libtsis | |
| Limonik | one fled in 1829 |
| Litvak | |
| Livshits | |
| Magazinik | one son in the army |
| Magid (2) | |
| Magidman | family added in 1826 |
| Magitman | |
| Mai | father added in 1821 |
| Mar | |
| Matseiva | family fled in 1830 |
| Medzhibozh | |
| Melamud | father added in 1826, one son in the army |
| Melamut | one brother fled in 1830 |
| Mer/Miar (?) | one son in the army |
| Milikhiker (2) | one added in 1820 |
| Milis/Mliys/Miliys (?) | |
| Minkovits | |
| Mshiga | |
| Munishis (2) | |
| Munishor (2) | one son absent, in another family one son fled in 1829 |
| Murafa | |
| Nag/Na[g?] | |
| Nemia | |
| Nestrovits/Yustrovits (?) | |
| Nikh | |
| Nimier (2) | one son became merchant, another moved to Odessa in 1826; related: Geilman |
| Nisinboim | |
| Nusberg | |
| Pisarovskiy | |
| Podgaetskiy | |
| Poilish | |
| Popovets | |
| Porin | added in 1820 |
| Pouzner | |
| Prichinik | fled in 1833 |
| Rab | two sons fled in 1833 |
| Rabinshtein (3) | father fled in 1820 |
| Rafalovich | family became merchants |
| Rashkovskiy (2) | |
| Reisher/Reimer (?) | |
| Rikhil | |
| Rogatkis (2) | |
| Roitberg (2) | one son in the army, one added in 1819 |
| Roitman | |
| Roizin/[Roisen] | |
| Rokvekh/Rokeiakh (?) | one son fled in 1830 |
| Rosenfeld | |
| Rovner | |
| Rud | |
| Sakh (2) | one son fled in 1827 |
| Seider | |
| Seltser (3) | one son in the army |
| Sendik | one son became merchant, related: Nimier (fled in 1833) |
| Serkis | one son fled in 1828 |
| Shabsis/Shabeis(?) | |
| Shamil | one son in the army |
| Shamis (2) | |
| Shapira | |
| Shapiro | |
| Shats (2) | one son became a merchant |
| Sheivis | two sons fled in 1831 |
| Shkolnik | one son fled in 1829 |
| Shmeltser | added in 1819, fled in 1833 |
| Shmid | |
| Shmunis (2) | one son in the army, one fled in 1828 |
| Shnaider | added in 1826 |
| Shoikhet (5) | in one family, two sons fled in 1831-1833 |
| Shorvinokur/Shor-Vinokur | father added in 1818 |
| Shpengel | a.k.a. Tsukerman |
| Shpilka | |
| Shraer | |
| Shtalman | |
| Shtashik | |
| Shtirenberg | |
| Sivoborda | one fled in 1833 |
| Smalenik | |
| Surichkis | one fled in 1820 |
| Tabachnik | |
| Talmut (2) | one brother in the army |
| Tarnopolskiy | three of the sons fled in 1828-1830 |
| Tartikov | son fled in 1828 |
| Taubis | |
| Tendler | one son fled in 1830. Related: Belfer |
| Tinkelshtein | |
| Toiber | two sons fled in 1825-1826 |
| Tomashpol (6) | |
| Torgovnik | |
| Trakhtenberg | |
| Traub | son fled in 1833 |
| Treiger (2) | one in the army |
| Tsauzmer (2) | |
| Tsekinovskiy | |
| Tselniker | family became merchants |
| Tsinis (2) | |
| Tsitrinik (2) | |
| Turchin | |
| Ubutyi | son fled in 1832 |
| Unknown/Leikakh | Mortko son-in-law of Zus Leikakh, with sons. |
| Urashis | family became merchants |
| Utai/Utay (2) | |
| Vainberg | one son fled in 1825 |
| Vainshtein (3) | |
| Vaintraub | |
| Vaintsvag | |
| Vaisman | father added in 1826 |
| Vasirtreiger/Wasertreiger | |
| Vekslershtein | |
| Vereta/[or Versta?] (3) | one family became merchants. One son fled in 1832 |
| Vernikov (3) | two families became merchants |
| Voislovits | |
| Voskoboinik | one fled in 1834 |
| Vulekh | |
| Yanishkis | |
| Yarg[az] | one brother moved to Odessa in 1826 |
| Yarishev (2) | |
| Yaroshev | sons fled in 1831 |
| Yosis | |
| Zakson | |
| Zamikhov | |
| Zamikhov/Zalikhov (?) | related: Getselzon |
| Zanvelson | |
| Zats | |
| Zibriy | son fled in 1830 |
| Ziltbarg | one son in the army |
| Zisman (2) | |
| Zitser (2) | one a.k.a. Gershenzon, one a.k.a. Shpatelzon (In 1848 added to family #82). Two households were joined together #82 and #318 |
| Zusman | two sons fled in 1832-1833 |
| Zvanets |