Mogilev
Name List
Census
1834
This is the third and final part of the list recording bourgeois families from Mogilev-Podolskiy, Mogilev district compiled in year 1834.
The numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name |
|---|
| (A?)nishkis |
| Abinzon - two sons fled |
| Aizikov |
| Akselrud (2) |
| Almin/Alman (?) |
| Altman |
| Anbinder - one son fled in 1833, one in the army |
| Atak - son fled in 1828 |
| Babich - family became merchants |
| Bak - brother in the army |
| Barats (2) |
| Barbarash |
| Barskiy |
| Bats/Bots - son fled in 1828 |
| Bein - fled in 1829 |
| Beitelbroit - fled in 1825 |
| Beitlerman - fled in 1825 |
| Belfer (4) - one fled in 1831 |
| Benderer |
| Berger |
| Berinzon - one fled |
| Berman |
| Bik - fled in 1833 |
| Blam - son fled in 1830 |
| Blinder (2) |
| Blushtein |
| Bogrets |
| Boim |
| Bondar (2) |
| Borushekhis |
| Breida/Broida - fled in 1828 |
| Brils |
| Brod (2) |
| Bronshtein |
| Burshtin/[Burshtein] - father moved to Brisk-Litovsk (Brest) in 1827 |
| Cherkis (2) - one son moved [from?] Bessarabia [to?] place Mogilevie Ataki; in another family two sons converted and moved to place Mogilevskie Ataki. |
| Dachman |
| Daichman |
| Dain (3) |
| Dain - a.k.a. Kogana |
| Darkhovskiy (2) |
| Desiatnik (2) - one fled in 1832 |
| Dragun |
| Dran |
| Dubna |
| Duvidman |
| Duvidson |
| Eikel - newcomer, fled in 1827 |
| Eizenshtein/[Aisenshtein] |
| Eizinshtein - two fled |
| Esrish - one son fled |
| Fainberg |
| Fangold |
| Finkel |
| Firfil |
| Firman (3) - in one family, one son fled in 1833 |
| Fishelman |
| Fishkop - family became merchants |
| Fishman |
| Fort - father added in 1819 |
| Fraiber |
| Fraizon - family fled in 1831 |
| Freidman |
| Fridman (2) - one fled in 1825 |
| Galper |
| Gdalis - fled in 1824 |
| Gedrich |
| Geilberg - newcomer |
| Geiler |
| Geinikh - newcomer, fled in 1821(?). |
| Gershenzon (3) |
| Gershman |
| Gerts - newcomer, fled in 1828 |
| Gertsberg - newcomer |
| Gertsenberg - one son became merchant, family fled in 1827-28 |
| Gilman (3) - one added in 1826, one moved to Beltsy |
| Ginda |
| Ginis |
| Ginleen/Binlevn (?) |
| Girman/[German] |
| Girshman - family fled in 1820 |
| Glantsman - newcomer |
| Goldenberg |
| Goldenshtein |
| Goldinring/[Goldenring] (2) - one fled in 1833 |
| Goldman - came from artisans |
| Goldshtein - came from Tsekinovka in 1826 |
| Goloburda (3) - one fled in 1833, in another family son fled in 1829 |
| Goltsman (3) - one family fled in 1820 |
| Gordin |
| Gorkhov |
| Gorokhvenik |
| Gorvits (2) |
| Grabovits - came in 1819, fled in 1825 |
| Grau |
| Graupin - excluded (left?) |
| Grinberg (5) - one family became merchants |
| Grinpel |
| Grishko - family fled in 1829 |
| Grois |
| Groisberg-Kalika - died in 1831 |
| Gru/[Groo] |
| Guzenfeld |
| Guzinfeld |
| Idelshtein - newcomer |
| Idelzon |
| Intsi (2) |
| Iokhinkis/Yokhinkis - fled in 1828 |
| Kalantir |
| Kalika (2) - family fled in 1826, one fled in 1829 |
| Kalikhman |
| Kalis |
| Kanar - one removed from records (left?) |
| Kanar/Kanor |
| Kandel - family became merchants |
| Kanir |
| Kardon |
| Karkh |
| Karmingolts |
| Kats (3) - one a.k.a. Mandelblat |
| Kentsis (2) |
| Ketser (2) |
| Khalfen - a.k.a. Kaluskiy |
| Khari (2) - one son fled in 1820 |
| Kharlat (3) - two families fled in 1833 |
| Khartan - a.k.a. Khotinskiy |
| Khoizman - fled in 1830 |
| Kigel - fled in 1833 |
| Kigilis |
| Kintsis - two sons fled; brother converted and moved to Khar[elov/khov?] in 1831 |
| Kivis - fled in 1830 |
| Klein - newcomer |
| Kleiner - two sons fled in 1832 |
| Kogan (5) - three families fled in 1827-29, in another one sons fled. |
| Kogana (2) - one fled in 1832 |
| Koirakh - son fled in 1819 |
| Kokhman - one son fled in 1829 |
| Komornitskiy |
| Koperinda - added in 1821 |
| Kopis |
| Korinblit |
| Krimer |
| Krishovits |
| Krivoruk |
| Krokhmalnik (2) - one son fled in 1827 |
| Kushnir - fled in 1827 |
| Kuzmis - two sons fled |
| Lanis |
| Lapidis - two sons fled |
| Leibinrud |
| Leivis (2) - both fled |
| Lekhtshain |
| Levin - one son in the army |
| Levitan (2) |
| Levitis |
| Libtsis (2) |
| Limeker - family became merchants |
| Liptsis |
| Litvak (2) |
| Liverant |
| Livshits |
| Magidman (2) |
| Makler |
| Man |
| Mar/Shor(?) (2) |
| Maramash |
| Mash |
| Matafilis |
| Matseiva |
| Medzhibozhskiy |
| Meerzon - one son in the army |
| Melnik - fled in 1821 |
| Minkovets |
| Minkovets (2) - one newcomer. Related: Miterperil |
| Mintsis |
| Mshiga |
| Munisher/Munishor |
| Munishes (2) |
| Munishor (2) - one fled in 1831 |
| Murafa (2) |
| Nasman - fled in 1822 |
| Nekh |
| Nekh - fled in 1824 |
| Nimiya |
| Notkin - one fled in 1830 |
| Nudler - family fled in 1833 |
| Nukhgey (2) |
| Oirman - son fled in 1830 |
| Orinshtein/[Orenshtein] |
| Ozarinets (5) - one father a.k.a. Leibinzon |
| Pastirnak |
| Pelish - excluded (left?) |
| Pinchev |
| Pisarovskiy (2) - one became merchant |
| Pivovar |
| Pizak |
| Podgaets/Podgaits (4) - one fled in 1830 |
| Poilisher (6) - one excluded (left?) |
| Portnoy - family fled in 1830 |
| Potik - newcomer |
| Prostak - fled in 1819 |
| Purits - son fled |
| Rabinovich (2) - one newcomer, fled in 1828 |
| Rabinshtein |
| Raiz - fled in 1828 |
| Raizman |
| Reimer |
| Riz |
| Roisenberg - family fled in 1826 |
| Roitberg (2) |
| Roizis |
| Rovner |
| Rozin - newcomer |
| Rukodelnik (2) - one family fled in 1832 (with one son in the army) |
| Sadak (2) - one family became merchants |
| Sak/Lak (?) |
| Sakh (?) |
| Sakun - family fled in 1831 |
| Seltser (2) |
| Shabeinzon |
| Shamis (2) |
| Shapira |
| Sharaga - son in the army |
| Shartsis - fled in 1830 |
| Shats |
| Shenekman - fled in 1832 |
| Shenkel - newcomer, fled in 1825 |
| Shikerman - family fled in 1831 |
| Shikhverger - two sons fled |
| Shisperman/[Shisterman?] - family fled in 1829 |
| Shister (2) - one family fled in 1830 |
| Shlaferman - family fled in 1828 |
| Shleperman - fled in 1827 |
| Shmukler (3) |
| Shnaider (2) |
| Shoikhet |
| Shoikhet - a.k.a. Meerzon |
| Shpantsun |
| Shpilka |
| Shteiberg |
| Shteinberg - two sons fled |
| Shteinfil - son fled |
| Shtengel (2) |
| Shtipilman/Shtipelman |
| Shvarts (4) - one fled in 1828 |
| Sikuler |
| Simkhis (2) |
| Skalra/Skaira (?) - fled in 1833 |
| Smak |
| Smok/Smol (?) - one son fled |
| Snitkov - son fled in 1830 |
| Soifer |
| Soifer (3) - one added in 1826, one excluded (left?), one family fled in 1828-30. |
| Spektor - a.k.a. Dobrosovich |
| Spektor - newcomer, fled in 1834 |
| Sukhet |
| Tabachnik - one son fled in 1820 |
| Tartakov |
| Taubinzon |
| Taubis - excluded (left?) |
| Teilman (2) - both fled in 1824 and 1827 |
| Tendler (2) - one fled |
| Teper (2) - one fled in 1829 |
| Tkach - fled in 1828 |
| Tley/Tvey |
| Tomashpol |
| Tref - father fled in 1833 |
| Treger |
| Treger/Treiger (2) - one fled in 1829 |
| Treiger (4) - one son fled |
| Tsekinovskiy - converted and mvoed to settlement Golubech |
| Tsinis |
| Tsisar |
| Tsun - fled in 1828 |
| Turchin (2) |
| Turchin - a.k.a. Burshtin |
| Unknown - Shlema Yankel fled in 1830 (12 y.o. previously), his brother Aba went to the army in 1829 (10 y.o. previously) |
| Unknown/Berkovich - Abram fled in 1828 |
| Unknown/Berkovich - Leiba son of Berko (30 y.o. previously) with son Mnasha (5 y.o. previously) both fled in 1828 |
| Unknown/Berkovich - Yukel son of Berko (36 y.o. previously), fled in 1826 |
| Unknown/Elevich - Mot son of Eli, fled in 1829 |
| Unknown/Falikovich - Moshko son of Falik, died in 1822. He was 64 y.o. in previous census |
| Unknown/Gershkovich - Ios son of Gershko, died in 1831 (60 y.o. previously), his son Berko fled in 1822 (13 y.o. previously) |
| Unknown/Gershkovich - Leiba, son of Gershko, fled in 1820 |
| Unknown/Gertskovich - Aron son of Gerts (20 y.o. previously), fled in 1824 |
| Unknown/Itskovich - Gershko son of Itsko, fled in 1823 (50 y.o. previously) |
| Unknown/Leibovich - Abram son of Leib, fled in 1824 (24 y.o. previously) |
| Unknown/Leibovich - Gersh fled in 1825 |
| Unknown/Mainovich - Itsko, fled in 1830 |
| Unknown/Meerovich - Berko and his sons Gershko and Meer, all fled in 1831 |
| Unknown/Mhendelev - Shmul Leib (son of?) Mhendel(?) fled in 1831 (no age recorded previously) |
| Unknown/Mikhelevich - Berko son of Mikhel, fled in 1827 (he was 56 y.o. previously) |
| Unknown/Mortkovich - Aizik son of Mortko, fled in 1826 (16 y.o. previously) |
| Unknown/Moshkovich - Ios, fled in 1832 |
| Unknown/Neumerovich - Abram, fled in 1831 |
| Unknown/Virovich - Moshko Virovich fled in 1827 (28 y.o. previously) |
| Unknown/Yankelev - Itsko Aizik (son of?) Yankel, fled in 1821 (he was 26 y.o. previously) |
| Unknown/Yankelevich - Itsko son of yankel, died in 1831. He was 60 y.o. during previous census. |
| Unknown/Yankelevich (2) - recorded separately Leiba and Yuda both sons of Yankel, fled in 1828 and 1830. Their age was not recorded in previous census. |
| Unknown/Yudkovich - Shliomo, died in 1831 |
| Unknown/Zelmanovich - Khaim son of Zelman(?) (48 y.o. previously) with son Itsko (4 y.o. previously) both fled in 1822 |
| Uriman - family fled in 1824 |
| Urman - fled in 1831 |
| Vainshtein (3) - one fled |
| Vaisentkach |
| Valant |
| Vaner |
| Vanshtein |
| Vasertreger |
| Vasin |
| Verder |
| Vernikkov - moved to Smotrich |
| Vinokurnik (3) - one son in the army; one family fled in 1823; in another family father and one son fled |
| Vodkovets/Yudkovets (?) |
| Volfenson |
| Voskoboinik |
| Vrylev/Vrilev |
| Yuzefovich - fled in 1830 |
| Zadenberg |
| Zaks - one son fled in 1828 |
| Zalikhov |
| Zamvel |
| Zash |
| Zats - one fled |
| Zavelson (2) |
| Zbaraz - related: Zibr(?) |
| Zeflin - a.k.a. Kovfman/[Kofman] - family fled in 1831 |
| Zeilikson |
| Zeltser (2) |
| Zibry - father added in 1818 |
| Zip/Zap (?) - newcomer |
| Zislman |
| Zitser (2) |
| Zukan |