Yanov
Vital Records
Name list
1850
This is the index of of residents from Yanov, Litin district as compiled on October 30, 1850.
This list contains bourgeois families. There were 317 households recorded with 797 males and 935 females.
Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| Abramzon | |
| Aizenberg | |
| Altgoiz (3) | one fled related: Altuz |
| Altman | |
| Ares | |
| Baitelman | |
| Bams/Ba(li/sh/m)s | most absent |
| Bantshats | one fled, one in the army |
| Beilikhis/Belikhes (2) | one son in the army |
| Beker | |
| Bender | |
| Bendit (2) | one fled |
| Benkhin | |
| Berman (2) | one in the army, one son fled |
| Bershtein (3) | two in the army |
| Berzon (2) | one fled. Related: Miler |
| Blekh | one in the army |
| Blekhman | one in unknkown absense |
| Blinder | |
| Bluiman | one son fled |
| Bodnar | |
| Boverman (2) | |
| Brainis/Branis (2) | |
| Bresler (2) | |
| Broidman | |
| Broitman | one in the army. Related: Beigelman (separated into own household in 1852) |
| Brokh | |
| Brokhshtut | one in the army |
| Bublik | |
| Burd | one in the army |
| Cherepashinets (2) | one son in the army |
| Daen | one son moved to Staraya Siniava |
| Dikler | |
| Dilman (3) | two in the army, one fled. one moved from #232, in 1853 added back to #232. Related: Gitkis |
| Dolt/Doit (?) | |
| Doltis | one fled, one in the army |
| Draitsel | |
| Faliks | son fled |
| Falikzon | |
| Farbir/[Farber] | |
| Felman (4) | one brother fled, two in the army. Related: Gister (one in the army) |
| Firdman/[Ferdman] | |
| Freidis | related: Dezhurnyi |
| Frimer | |
| Gaishtut (2) | |
| Galivets | |
| Gefter (2) | one son in 1851 moved to wife's family (#208) |
| Geiligman (2) | In one family father and one son fled, in another son moved to Vinnitsa in 1857 |
| Gelfand | |
| Gelfer | one in the army |
| Gershel | |
| Gershenzon (7) | one family became merchants, one son fled |
| Gilkis | |
| Gilman | |
| Giltselbarg/Gimzilbarg (?) | |
| Gitbinder | |
| Gites | two in the army |
| Gitis | family became farmers in village Kamenovka, Litin district in 1847 |
| Gitliar | |
| Gitman (3) | one brother sentenced to army service, one son in the army. Related: Topshun |
| Gleizer | |
| Glinskiy/Glynskiy | |
| Gluzman | |
| Gluzman | one absent |
| God | |
| Goikhman (2) | |
| Goizman (2) | |
| Golbgoiz (5) | in one family, two in the army, one in unknown absense |
| Golbson | |
| Goldbarg | |
| Goldfeld | three sons became farmers in 1836, two nephews in unknown absense |
| Goldman | one son in the army |
| Goliak | |
| Goloskov (2) | |
| Goltsman | |
| Gozman | |
| Gudis | |
| Ikhteiman (6) | |
| Irlikh | one in the army |
| Kadysh/Kadish | one fled |
| Kaliner | |
| Kaltgoiz | |
| Kan | two in the army |
| Kanarik/Kamarik (?) | two fled |
| Kats | |
| Katsev | |
| Kecher | one in the army. |
| Kemel | |
| Khaikis | |
| Khazin (2) | |
| Khinkis | one in the army, one absent |
| Khirdis | son absent |
| Kholbarg (2) | one family moved to Berdichev |
| Khulis | |
| Khunis | one in the army |
| Khusid/[Khasid] | one brother sentenced to army service. Related: Veitsman |
| Kiperman | |
| Kleiner (3) | one son fled, one son converted |
| Klid (2) | one fled, one in the army |
| Klirel (2) | one a.k.a. Klirelman, one absent |
| Kneler | |
| Kolker | |
| Kopels | |
| Kordeliver | |
| Kravets | family in unknkown absense |
| Kucher (2) | |
| Kuris | |
| Kuriv | one fled. Related: Stoliar |
| Kvasha (2) | one moved to family #13 |
| Laibinzon | |
| Lapshun | |
| Laptin | |
| Liftman | three sons in unknown absense. One brother moved to Vinnitsa in 1857 |
| Lipison (2) | one moved to Kamenka in 1835. One father a.k.a. Uler |
| Lirker | |
| Litvak (3) | one moved to famioly #245, one in the army, one converted |
| Loiber | |
| Loifman | |
| Maergoiz | |
| Maers | one fled |
| Magid (4) | |
| Magidzon | one fled |
| Mailinzon/Maishenzon (?) | |
| Makher | |
| Malamid (2) | |
| Malis (2) | |
| Mamit | |
| Mandel | came from Medzhibozh |
| Marants | family came from Medzhibozh, one son in the army |
| Matlis (2) | one son in unknkown absense, in another family one son in the army |
| Medrish | related: Vilman |
| Mester | one fled |
| Michnik | |
| Milman | |
| Mintsis | fled |
| Mitler/Mytler | |
| Moishenzon | |
| Neiman | one brother in unknown absense, another in the army, one son converted |
| Oifa | |
| Oizer | two sons in the army. Related: Triger, Plashch |
| Oks | |
| Palatnik | |
| Pavlivker | |
| Pendel | |
| Perel (3) | |
| Perelman | family came from Medzhibozh |
| Pikover | |
| Pilminik | family fled in 1843 |
| Pochetverik (2) | |
| Podlibnis (2) | moved to family #198 |
| Podlubnis | one in the army |
| Pomirtsis | two fled in 1848 |
| Popievker | |
| Priluk | son in the army |
| Punym/Punim | |
| Pustilnik | one in the army |
| Redno (2) | two sons in the army. One duplicate record |
| Reizman | |
| Roifa | |
| Roisengoiz | one fled, one in the army |
| Roiter | |
| Roitman | |
| Roizman (6) | two in the army |
| Rubinshtein | |
| Salnik | |
| Shafir | |
| Shamis | fled |
| Shapir | |
| Shatava | |
| Shats (2) | |
| Sheinman | |
| Sheintsimer | one brother with son fled, two nephews in the army |
| Shekhter | one in the army |
| Shifis | related: Shifris |
| Shilt | |
| Shinder (3) | one fled |
| Shkolnik | |
| Shliovinson | family became merchants |
| Shluger | one brother fled, one in the army |
| Shmudler | |
| Shmukler (4) | one family became artisans, in another two sons in the army, in third one fled |
| Shoikhid/[Shokhet] (2) | |
| Shor | |
| Shpiner | fled |
| Shtarker | |
| Shteiman | |
| Shteinbarg (2) | |
| Shteinman | |
| Shtekelman | one in the army. Related: Shtekel |
| Shtimer | |
| Shtroiman | family came from Medzhibozh, father converted |
| Shukher | |
| Shvartsberg | |
| Sima | |
| Sirota | |
| Slepoy | |
| Soifer (2) | in 1851 one son separated into his own household |
| Tekia/Tekiya | related: Gefter |
| Tkach | |
| Toizer | |
| Topman (2) | one family became merchants in 1850 |
| Treibich | |
| Trestel | |
| Trubka | |
| Tsetskis | |
| Tsimerman (5) | one family became merchants in 1840, one in the army. One son separated in 1857 into own household. |
| Tsindlikht (2) | |
| Tsirilman | |
| Udler (2) | two families became farmers in 1847, one of them moved to Kamenovka, Litin dist. |
| Uler | |
| Unknkown/Yoizipov | #276 Yudko son of Yoizip 59 y.o. (43 previoiusly) his wife Rukhlia daughter of Itsko 19 y.o. and son Itsko 2 y.o. |
| Unknown/Khaimov | #271 Shmul son of Khaim, died in 1836. He was 67 y.o. previoiusly. His wife Khana, 78 years old. His son Yos, 44 years old. |
| Unknown/Srulev | #273 Srul son of Srul, 52 y.o. (35 previoiusly). His wife Gudia daughter of Govshey, 42 y.o. His sons: Avrum 24 (with son Yos, 3 y.o.), Yudka (fled, was 2 y.o. previously), Khaim 8 y.o. His daughter Nesia 8 y.o. Avrum's wife Tsipra daughter of Elia, 25 y.o. |
| Urishis | |
| Vainshtein | |
| Vaisburd (2) | |
| Vaiser | one in the army |
| Vakhtman | |
| Vaksir/[Vakser] | one in the army |
| Varimberg | one in unknown absense |
| Vats | related: Gilerman, Kheinis |
| Vinokurnik | |
| Vizinshtein | |
| Yusim (3) | one fled |
| Zakman | |
| Zatsman | two in the army |
| Zeilidzon | |
| Zilberg | |
| Zitser | |
| Zlotnik |