Aleksandria
Census
Name list
1851
This is a list of bourgeois families from Aleksandria, Rovno district as compiled on January 20, 1851.
There were 284 males and 378 females recorded. It was signed by elected officials Zkharia Khaim Zinger, Peisakh Nusinovich Shir and rabbi Shaya Leib Duvidovich Aizinman.
Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name |
|---|
| Aizinman - related: Tsveig (family became 3rd guild merchants in 1848) |
| Aizinman/[Aisenman] |
| Bat (3) - one father a.k.a. Genshtein |
| Bikhman (2) - three sons absent. Related: Uniy |
| Blai - three absent |
| Bronfen (2) - three sons became farmers and moved to place Trikinobod(?), Lutsk district in 1837. |
| Edlin (3) - one in the army |
| Epel - two absent, two in the army |
| Fainshtein - three absent |
| Feigel |
| Fleish - related: Grushka |
| Freilakh - one absent |
| Geikhgas - related: Rudeinskiy (one in the army) |
| Gekhman (2) - one in the army |
| Gimelshprin |
| Golub (3) - one father a.k.a. Fingerik. One in the army. |
| Gonik (2) - related: Guberman |
| Gorinshtein - one son moved to Ludvipol |
| Grin |
| Grushka - one in teh army |
| Guberman (2) - one absent |
| Kalika |
| Kane - three absent |
| Khalef - one in the army |
| Khev |
| Khusid - one absent, related: Bortnik |
| Kiperman (3) - three in the army. Related: Romish |
| Kliger - two absent |
| Likht |
| Meser - one in the army |
| Petrushka - two absent |
| Pir |
| Puk/[Pook] - related: Papir (one in the army)( |
| Rabin - one in the army |
| Ras |
| Reitkling |
| Reitshtein (2) - related: Kiperman |
| Rodnik - one absent |
| Rudeinskiy |
| Shames - related: Fish |
| Shlaifshtein - one absent, one in the army |
| Shtil (2) - one in the army |
| Sosnina |
| Tsigel - one absent, one in the army. Related: Bikshtein |
| Uniy - related: Bikhman (one in the army) |
| Vainer - related: Kimelmakher, Vinokur (one in the army) |
| Vaisman |
| Velleman |
| Yumshtik - related: Shtil |
| Yuz/[Yooz] - related: Breit (absent) |
| Zinger (2) - one in the army, two absent |