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Russian Jewish Roots

Genealogy in the 21st Century.

Army recruits from Poltava governorate in 1850s

Army Recruits Name list 1850s

Name list of Jews inducted into military service in Poltava Governorate for lack of written identification documents since the time of the law issued to accept them to service.


#NamePlace of originDate
1Avrum DiskinDisna dist., Wilno gov.March 2, 1854
2Berko Ioselev AbinderKuplin, Wilkomir dist., Kovno gov.March 4, 1854
3Volf Duvidov TigelSnitik, Oshmiany dist., Wilno gov.March 10, 1854
4Meisha Srulev Yufatown MinskMarch 29, 1854
5Iosel Gershkov MandrosovKonotop, Chernigov gov.July 26, 1854
6Shevel Nakhmanov GurevichBelitsa, Mogilev gov.July 26, 1854
7Shimon Yankelev Goldembergtown BerdichevOctober 11, 1854
8Pinkhos Itskov KoboveDinaburg, Vitebsk gov.December 20, 1854
9Mendel Simonov Beloborodovtown GlukhovJanuary 13, 1855
10Shlioma Yankelov Levintown KovnoJanuary 17, 1855
11Ura Shmulev Flishmantown MogilevJanuary 17, 1855
12Khaim Mordkov RozenbergNovoaleksandrov, Kovno gov.February 3, 1855
13Khaim Gershkov BenistokBobruysk dist., Minsk gov.February 10, 1855
14Leiba Duvidov ZaslavskiyOrsha, Mogilev gov.February 10, 1855
15Yankel Bomshtentown Orshansk, Mogilev gov.February 14, 1855
16Itsko Peisakhov Rezemblumtown Borisov, Minsk gov.February 21, 1855
17Bentsian Beniaminov Khaikintown MinskMarch 17, 1855
18Yankel Ioselev Kovnertown WilnoFebruary 13, 1856
19Yankel Berkov RutshteinVidza, Novoaleksandrovsk dist., Kovno gov.July 2, 1856