Kalus
Name List
Census
1851
These bourgeois families from Kalus, Ushitsa district were recorded on January 1, 1851.
| Family Name |
|---|
| Aiozman/A[..]zman |
| Alper (Galperin) |
| Altman |
| Altman (2) |
| Aluzman |
| Amerman - one fled. Related: Pelts (fled in 1830) |
| Amozberg - united with #44 |
| Amozberg (4) - in pencil: Gnuter/Ganuzber(?). 1. One family fled. 2. One in the army |
| Anbinder - two sons fled in 1845 |
| Bakim(?) - two sons in the army |
| Bakman - family fled in 1840 |
| Barashok |
| Barashok/Boroshok (2) - 1. one in the army 2. one family fled |
| Barenboim |
| Barnashovskiy |
| Beider (4) - one fled, two in the army |
| Beker (3) - one son in the army, two fled in 1838 and 1848 |
| Belfer (2) - two sons fled in 1846, one in the army |
| Berekhman - became farmers |
| Berezin (8) - family became mercahnts. Related: Zinger (fled in 1840) |
| Berikover |
| Beriz |
| Berman |
| Bertsin/Berdin(?) |
| Bogomolnyi |
| Bolvan |
| Borashek |
| Bortnik - family fled in 1840 |
| Bradidman |
| Bragidman - became mercahnt |
| Bronman |
| Bronshtein (2) - son became farmer |
| Bubis |
| Buchatskiy (2) |
| Bukhir/[Bukher] (2) |
| Burdman |
| Chegorskiy (5) |
| Daen |
| Daich |
| Daichman |
| Dorokhovskiy - family fled in 1840 |
| Drovovoz (20 - 1. fled in 1837 2. one son fled, one in the army |
| Erlikh/[Erlikh] (2) - one fled in 1844 |
| Ferman (2) |
| Fleisher (3) - 1. family fled in 1840 2. one brother with family became farmers, another fled with his family in 1842 |
| Fraifeld - sons fled |
| Fraiman (3) - two sons fled in 1844, one in the army |
| Frimis/Frimes/Frimol (3) - one in the army, two fled |
| Frimtsis - related: Lerner (fled) |
| Fukelman (2) - one fled |
| Furman (2) - related: Khutika |
| Gabelnik - family became merchants |
| Galanter |
| Galikhman - son fled in 1832 |
| Galtsman - three in the army |
| Geiman |
| Geler (4) - both families became merchants, one son in the army |
| Gelman (2) - 1. one family fled in 1836, 2. one son fled in 1840 |
| Gildis/Gakldis(?) |
| Gindis/[Gindes] (2) - one in the army |
| Gitmanzon |
| Gitnik (6) - two families became farmers, one family fled in 1844 |
| Goikhman |
| Golbershtein - family became mercahnts |
| Gold - family became farmers in 1839 |
| Goldinberg - one fled |
| Goldshtein - one son in the army |
| Gorbach |
| Gorenshtein (2) - 1. family fled in 1840 2. family became farmers |
| Grinberg |
| Grinshpun |
| Grobman - left to town Nikolaev |
| Groisman (2) - became merchants |
| Grushtein - familly fled in 1840 |
| Gurfinkel (6) - 1. family became mercahnts 2. one fled 3. two sons became farmers. |
| Gutnik |
| Inger (2) |
| Kagan - family became merchants |
| Kaifman-Rabinovich - related: Shir |
| Kailman (2) |
| Kaminitser |
| Kanarik - one son fled, one in the army |
| Kats (4) - one family became farmers, one son fled |
| Kazhukh |
| Kerman (3) - two brothers fled |
| Khantsis |
| Khazin |
| Khiger - two sons in the army, one brother with family fled in 1844 |
| Khuvinzon (2) |
| Khuvis (2) - family fled in 1846 |
| Kipervaser (3) - family became merchants, one in the army |
| Kishinevskiy (2) - two families became farmers |
| Klap (2) - three fled, one in the army |
| Klapovukh/Klopoukh (5) - two families family fled, in others few sons fled |
| Kleiner (2) |
| Kleinman |
| Kliger (4)- one father became merchant; one son fled in 1840 |
| Klots - fled in 1840 |
| Koifman - one in the army, two fled |
| Kontor/[Kantor] - two fled |
| Kop |
| Kotliar |
| Kozarez (5) - 1. one son fled 2. one family became farmers 3. one fled, one in the army |
| Kraizer - one son fled in 1842 |
| Krap - one in the army |
| Kratsman - family fled in 1848 |
| Kreimer (2) - sons fled in 1840 |
| Kurilovskiy - sons fled |
| Kurilovtsy - family fled in 1844 |
| Kurman - one in the army |
| Kushner - two fled in 1840 |
| Kvasenboim - family became farmers |
| Landis - family became farmers |
| Landisman - family became farmers |
| Lantsman |
| Leiber - one son in the army |
| Lerner (12) - 1. family became farmers 2. family fled in 1839 3. two fled. Related: Fishman |
| Lernerman |
| Letichevskiy |
| Lipits |
| Litman - one in the army |
| Litvak (2) - fled in 1840, one in the army |
| Magomet |
| Malamed |
| Malar/Malakh (2) - one in the army |
| Mandelboim |
| Marits - two in the army |
| Markilman |
| Marshilak |
| Masis (2) - family became mercahnts |
| Maskver - related: Gitnik |
| Mekler |
| Mekler/Meikler - one family became farmers |
| Melman/Milman (3) |
| Meshuris - two sons fled in 1844 |
| Mirochnik |
| Mizrikh - family became farmers |
| Nekhis |
| Niberbarg |
| Nirenbarg |
| Olishber/(?)lishber - family fled in 1841 |
| Olkhovetskiy - two in the army |
| Opelboim/Epelboim - 1. sons fled, 2. one fled |
| Pakman - became farmer |
| Peilts - fled in 1844 |
| Pelkis - one fled, one in the army |
| Pelts (3) - 1. family fled in 1847 2.three fled in 1838 |
| Perelbarg |
| Perer/Terer |
| Pipgolts/Pirgalts - fled in 1847 |
| Podradchik - son fled in 1843 |
| Poivis |
| Poliak |
| Poverman - one fled |
| Povershtein - 1. one family fled. 2. one fled |
| Presenisier/Prienistser - fled |
| Prilik - related: Melamed (family fled) |
| Pristav |
| Rabets (2) - both families fled, one son in the army |
| Rabin (3) - fled in 1840 |
| Rabinshtin (3) - one in the army |
| Raitman - related: Fresmzon (see artisans #14) |
| Raizen |
| Rarochvker |
| Reinman |
| Reznik (5) - one son fled |
| Rivtsis - son fled in 1840 |
| Roifa |
| Roiter/Raiter (3) - one in the army |
| Roizen/[Rosen] (2) - one fled in 1845 |
| Roizenbarg/[Rosenberg] |
| Roizenboim/[Rosenboim] (3) |
| Roizenfeld |
| Roizenshtein/[Rosenshtein] - fled in 1838 |
| Sandelman |
| Shafir - family fled in 1838 |
| Shamis (3) - one in the army |
| Sheinai/Sheinay |
| Sheinbar |
| Sheinberg - family became mercahnts |
| Sheiner (3) - 1. family fled in 1840 2. fled |
| Sheivikh |
| Shenker |
| Sheremet (5) - one family became farmers, two sons fled. |
| Sheremeta - united with #54 |
| Sherker (6) - 1. family became farmers 2. family fled in 1845 3. in other families two fled, three in the army |
| Sherman (2) - 1. family became farmers; 2. one fled in 1835 |
| Shifer |
| Shita |
| Shlank |
| Shnaider |
| Shoikhitkis - family fled in 1840 |
| Shraer |
| Shteinbarg |
| Shtilman (2) - 1. sons fled in 1842 2.one son fled in 1843 |
| Shulman - two sons in the army |
| Shvarts - son in the army |
| Shvartsman (4) - two families became farmers |
| Shvets (2) |
| Sirota (2) - fled |
| Skeman - two sons fled |
| Slobodskiy - family fled in 1846 |
| Snitkovskiy - family became farmers |
| Sobelman |
| Spazinitser/Skazinitser - related: Lantsman |
| Spektor - family fled in 1839 |
| Tabachnik - family became farmers |
| Tabak (2) |
| Taprak |
| Teizer/Toizer |
| Tenenboim |
| Tkach (2) - 1. family fled in 1837 2. One in the army |
| Tsenker (2) - 1. family became mercahnts; 2. one fled |
| Tserman |
| Tsikerman |
| Tsuker |
| Ulis - most of the family fled in 1838 and in 1850 |
| Uriman |
| Urman |
| Vainer - family fled in 1847, one in the army |
| Vaner (2) |
| Vaserman - related: Graber (one fled in 1840) |
| Vineer/Vinser/[Viner?] |
| Viner (3) - family fled in 1838, in another family two fled in 1838 |
| Zaldman |
| Zamekhovskiy |
| Zibelbarg/[Zilberberg] - family became merchants |
| Ziberman |
| Zilber (2) - family became mercahnts, one in the army |
| Zilberg - two sons in the army |
| Zinger/Vinger (6) - three sons fled |