Piatki
Census
Name list
1850
This is the index of residents from Piatki, Zhitomir district was compiled on Ocrtober 27, 1850.
There were 468 males and 548 females recorded in households 149 households (3 merchants households among them).
It was compiled by Yos Getsovich Guzman, Itsko Shmulevich Nogen, Borukh Aizik Vainshtein, Ikhel Kogonovich, also signed by tax collector Khaikel Faikshtein and rabbi Aron Duvid Fainshtein.
Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name |
|---|
| Aizinbarg/[Aisenberg] |
| Aizinshtein - one in the army |
| Averbeakh/[Averbukh] |
| Bekerman - one in the army |
| Bereznitskiy |
| Berger (2) - one in the army |
| Boruk |
| Brodskiy (4) - one son in the army, two absent, one absent since 1845 |
| Estes |
| Faikshtein (4) - two family moved, one to Zhitomir, another in 1835 to Ekaterinoslav governorate. |
| Fainshtein - one son absent since 1835 |
| Fakshtein (2) - one son in the army |
| Feldman - two fled in 1842,1844 |
| Freinkel/[Frenkel] - corrected from Furiogan/Furiovan(?). In 1858 this family became farmers and moved to Nikonovka, Zhitormir district on government lands. |
| Fuks (3) - one family are merchants |
| Furman (6) |
| Gantmakher (6) - two in the army |
| Gernit - one in the army. Related: Portnoy. |
| Gershgorin - one in the army |
| Gershtein - one in the army |
| Giler |
| Gilman (2) |
| Gipshman/Finshman (?) |
| Gokhman (2) - one converted |
| Goldenbarg/Goldinbarg (2) - both merchant families |
| Guzman (3) - one son moved to Zhitomir in 1850 |
| Kaganovich (2) - one in the army |
| Kanovich |
| Karp/Karn (?) - one in the army, one absent since 1840 |
| Kitner (2) - one in the army |
| Kizilshtein |
| Kleinman (2) |
| Kofman (4) |
| Kotliar/Kotlar (4) - one also weritten as Spektor. Related: Kushner |
| Kozushnik |
| Krishtal - nephew moved to Zhitomir |
| Kucher |
| Levinshtein (2) - two absent. Related: Novak |
| Liberman (5) - one in the army, one brother moved to Radomysl |
| Mitgarts |
| Nogin (3) - one absent |
| Novak - one fled in 1835 |
| Ostriy |
| Pekerman |
| Perelman (3) - one in the army |
| Polishuk/[Poleshuk] |
| Portnoy |
| Reznik/[Resnik] (2) |
| Roizenblat/[Rosenbalt] |
| Rozentsvaig/[Rosentzweig] (4) - also Roizintsvaig. In one family one lost, one fled. In another family one son moved to Zhitomir in 1845. |
| Rutshtein - son absent since 1835 |
| Sapozhnik (5) - two sons in the army |
| Shampanskiy (2) |
| Shekhman - one absent |
| Shekhtman (5) - one in the army, one lost in 1838 |
| Shindler - one in the army, one fled |
| Shlafman |
| Shnaiderman |
| Shteinbarg - absent |
| Spektor (6) - one corrected from Kotliar. Two in the army, related: Begelfer (one in the army) |
| Spivak |
| Stoliar |
| Tikman (2) - related: Spektor (went to army in 1835 for this family) |
| Vainshtein (5) - also see Zagika. |
| Vaisburd (2) - two fled |
| Vekslender |
| Vinograd - previously recorded by mistake as Vinokur |
| Vinokur (8) - three in the army. Related: Vinitskiy (two sons fled in 1835) |
| Vodovoz |
| Yasnogrodskiy |
| Zagika (or Vainshtein) - one in the army, two fled in 1836,1840 |
| Zaichik |