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Krolevets residents in October 1850

Krolevets Census Name list 1850

These is the list of families from Krolevets, Krolevets district as compiled on October 30, 1850.

There were 52 households with 324 males and 339 females. It was signed by Leiba Krichevskiy, Yevsey Vernyi, Zilman Gilbkov, Khaim Konovalov.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.


Family NameNotes
Avrumev/Avru(?)ev
Basovskiy
Borukhov
Braginskiy
Burmistrovich one in the army
Danilevich
Dobruiskin
Dovidov father came in 1839
Druetskiy
Foinitskiy one in the army
Frenkel one son with family moved to NovgorodSeverskiy in 1850
Gankin/Gankil(?)
Golubkov one in the army
Gomelskiy
Karliya/Karlia (2)
Khotimskiy
Kiselevskiy
Klevenskiy
Klevenskiy
Konovalov one in the army
Kositskiy one in the army
Kraselshchik (2)
Krichevskiy
Levitskiy (2)
Likhtenshtein one in the army
Madorskiy/Maderskiy
Medvedov
Medvedov (3) two in the army
Mirin
Mogilenskiy
Nemtsov
Novikov
Orshanskiy
Pertsov
Rapoport
Rozenburkh/[Rosenburg] related: Staroselskiy (two absent since 1849, one in the army)
Shapira two in the army
Shilman one in the army
Shubov father came in 1836
Sinaiskiy
Tsarkovskiy/Tserikovskiy (2)
Vernitskiy
Vernyi one in the army
Zolotarev father absent since 1848

Aleksandrovsk residents in October 1850

Aleksandrovsk Census Name list 1858

These is the list of families from Aleksandrovsk, Aleksandrovsk district as compiled on October 19, 1850

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.


Family Name
Baskin
Berezkin - became merchants in 1849
Bershatskiy
Brailovskiy - moved to Verkhnedneprovsk as merchants in 1839
Braslavskiy (3) - one son converted in 1836
Brodskiy
Golubovskiy
Kaminskiy - became merchants in 1840
Mindlin
Risin
Rydnik/Ridnik
Sapozhnikov - added to community from orphans in 1839
Shchedrovich
Tavrovskiy - came from Elizavetgrad bourgeois in 1841
Zaslavskiy (2)

Zamikhov marriages in 1850

Zamikhov Name Index Census 1850

This is the index of marriages from Zamikhov, Ushitsa district as compiled in 1850.


Husband & Wife
Tabak from(?) Sipovskoy(?) & Shikhman from Minkovets
Yampilskoy/[Yampolskiy] from Chernovtsy & Zapman/Zitman(?)
Trinshtein from Zigovka/[Dzigovka?] & Mazurik
Zoloznik from Novo(?)-Murafa & Bershtein
Bitelman & Voserman/[Vaserman]
Shoidel/(N?)oidel & Zaltsman
Katsman from Pechera & (M/Sh)aensk[iy]? (#7)
Kobtsin & Unknown/Tuba daughter of El-Matus
Unknown/Moshko son of Shaya from Popovets & Unknown/Tobis daughter of Biniamin(?)
Gidis & Unknown/Sura daughter of Aron-Zelik(?)
Gerinberg from Zinkov & Unknown/orphan Khaya daughter(?) of Elia
(V/R)imerman & Katsman
Rimbar[g] from Stido[sh..ts] & Unknown/widow Elia from Minkovets

Stepan residents in December 1850

Stepan Census Name list 1850

This is a list of families from Stepan, Rovno district as compiled on December 25, 1850.

There were 696 males and 844 females recorded in 246 households. It was signed by authors: Fishel Moshkovich Ka[ts?], Leibko Moshkovich Shnaider also by rabbi Moshko Srulevich Perl.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Aizin/[Aisen]
Balagula - related: Starets
Bas - #17 related: Prishkulnik (fled)
Bas - father fled
Bebchuk (16) - family fled, six fled, four in the army. Related: Finkelshtein (one became merchant, one fled, one absent)
Beim
Beker (2) - one in the army, two fled
Bezhalnoy
Bezhavshiy - #131 onein the army
Bider - related: Slepy/[Slepoy], Melikher (one in the army)
Bukh - #246
Burshtein
Chakver/Chokver - one in the army
Chudler (3) - two fled
Chudner
Dorefman/Dorfman - father fled
Drutman - related: Chudler
Eidelshtein/[Edelshtein] (2)
Eirin/Kharin(?) - #11 one fled
Faktor - father fled, related: Aizinberg/[Aisenberg] (one fled)
Fel (3) - one fled
Feldman
Fish - one fled
Galperin (2) - also Elperin, Gelperin. One fled.
Garbar - one son in the army, one moved to #162 in 1855, brother fled.
Garodetser
Gil (3) - three fled
Gildinbarg/[Goldenberg]
Gises - two fled
Gliklakh (3) - two fled
Glukhi - one in the army
Goliber/Bainber(?) - #187 related: Shakhniuk/Shakhnuk
Gonik (3) - one fled
Gorinshtein (3) - also Gurinshtein. three fled
Gorodetser - #127 related: Beishar/Bei(?)ar (one fled, one in the army)
Grudy - father fled
Guz (3) - one fled
Kalika (3) - one fled, related: Krimer/Krshner(?) #58, Kleifeld (fled), Labush (one fled)
Kats (8) - two fled
Keifman (3)
Kemel
Kesel - father fled, one son in the army
Kesler (2) - one brother with family became farmers in Trokhimbrod, Lutsk district in 1850; one fled.
Khait(?) - #20-21 Related: Duren, Bar
Khalef
Khaler/Khaliar - two fled
Khartak - one fled
Kharin(?) - #11
Khazan - two fled
Kirzhner (2) - four fled, two in the army
Kirzner - also Kirzhner. One in the army. Related: Bulzner
Kleifman/[Keifman?]
Klots - one in the army
Kosmacher
Koza(?) - #10 one absent
Krichivsker - father absent, two fled.
Krigel - one fled
Krokhman - father fled
Krukover (2) - one in the army, one fled. Related: Gibrikht (one fled), Mindes (one in the army)
Leder - #163
Leitses/Mitses(?) - #89 related: Kirzhner (one in the army), Beker (one fled)
Leivi
Lelik/Lenik(?) - #235
Lelok/Lenok/Lesiuk(?) - #155-156
Lelok/Lesiuk(?) - #150 related: Derazhner
Lenchiner - one fled
Lesiuk (2)- one fled
Libershtein - related: Feigil/[Feigel] (one fled)
Lirner/[Lerner] (2) - two fled, one in the army
Magid (2) - one fled. #192.
Makhles - one fled. Related: Starets
Malamid - most males fled
Marshalik/Marshalok - #48
Melamed (8) - also Melamid, Milamed. Four fled, two in the army. Related: Chudler, Vinnik/Vinik
Mikler - one fled. Related: Liberman
Milshtein (3) - one fled
Mirochnik
Nemovicher (2) - one in the army
Nudel - related: Gorbatyi
Oleisker/Aleisker - one in the army
Ostrer(?) - #31 father fled, the rest of the family became farmers in village Olizarka, Lutsk district in 1850.
Pastukh - fled. Related: Shats
Pirelmiter/[Perelmiter]
Piril/[Perel] - one fled
Pirl/[Perl](?) - #158
Plut - father ak.a. Goldman. Three fled, one in the army.
Podilok/Podisok(2) - #126,153 one fled, one in the army
Pres (2) - #77 one in the army, one fled. Related: Kharsham
Prishkulnik/Prishkolnik (3) - four fled, related: Sirota, Stoliar (one fled)
Rases
Reizils - three fled, one in the army
Rises - #5 father fled
Romeiker - one fled
Rum - #243 related: Perkel
Sandler
Sarochnik/Sarichnik - #128
Seifer - #87 three fled, one in the army
Shakhnuk/Shakhniuk (3) - one fled, related: Nirka (fled)
Shames (2) - one fled, related: Lirner/[Lerner], Karlik (fled)
Sheikhet/[Shokhet] (3)- two fled
Sheinker/[Shinkar?] (2) - one fled, two in the army
Shekhter - related: Gliklekh (one fled)
Shimonovich - #57 one fled, one in the army. Related: Lemen(?), Mil (fled)
Shinder - one fled
Shir
Shirits
Shister - one brother became farmer with his family in Sloboda Trikhimbrod in 1850
Shnaider - one fled
Shpitalnyi - related: Kholodnyi
Shtein - #232
Shvarts - one in the army, one fled
Sirota (2) - father fled, one son in the army. Related: Bulba, Mirochnik, Shir(fled), Bukha
Slepoy
Slepyi (2) - two fled, related: Starets (one fled)
Starets (5) - five fled, one in the army. One family became farmers and moved to Sloboda Trokhimbrod, Lutsk district in 1841. Related: Pikav[yi/Skiy?]
Taksa (4) - three fled, related: Kalika
Tkher - #142
Tres (2) - related: Ritsin (fled)
Triguba - related: Vinnik-Yablunka (possibly winer, one fled one in the army)
Tsarkes - related: Starets (fled)
Tsises - one fled. Related: Stoliar
Tsudik - father fled
Uniy(?) - #25 related: Melamed, Priblukan[ski]
Vainshtein (2)
Vaks (7) - one fled, two in the army
Van/[Van'] - one in the army
Van/Vak - #177
Vaschina/Vashchina (2) - two fled. Related: Sirota (fled)
Veits - father fled
Vilker
Vinlik/[Vinnik?] - #170 related: Milshten/[Milshtein]
Vitsnudl/[Vitsnudel] (6) - two fled, two in the army, related: Perles (one fled, one in the army)
Vizel - related: Vitsnudl
Voidelover/Vaidalover - #175, #236. Two fled, one in the army
Volikhover - #167
Voizin(?) - #50
Volikhoverts - father fled, one in the amry
Volochuga - one in the army, two fled
Yapiloter/Yapeloter - one fled
Yapolater - father fled, one in the army
Yushtein - two in the army
Zaks
Zal[.?] - #238
Zhigun (3) - two fled, two in the army, related: Kirzner
Zhivikvatyi
Zilberman/Zilbershan(?) - #124
Zlozker/Zlotker(?) - #189 one fled

Berezne merchants in November 1850

Berezne Census Name list 1850

This is a list of bourgeois families from Berezne, Rovno district as compiled on November 24, 1850.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Gurfinkel
Litvak
Shmushkes - family became merchants since 1848

Berezne bourgeois residents in November 1850

Berezne Census Name list 1850

This is a list of bourgeois families from Berezne, Rovno district as compiled on November 24, 1850.

There were 621 males and 752 females recorded. It was signed by authors Tsalio Shakhnovich Kesler, Monasha Abramovich Gulka, Shevel Bir Mikheliovich Shnaider.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Beider (2) - related: Bender
Belkar - father fled
Bendel - related: Dumer (one in the army)
Bider
Bilenki - father fled, one absent
Binder (2)
Bleikht - related: Blekht
Blekhman (3) - related: Kachka (one in the army), Taradai
Blekht - one in the army
Blinder (2) - one in the army, two absent, related: Nekhes
Brichka
Britva - one fled
Bromskler - related: Shister
Buber
Bulba - one absent
Burd - one absent
Dansker
Edelman (3) - related: Shnaider
Erliakh(2) - #55
Fel
Fendel - one in the army
Fiks (3) - one father absent, one in the army, one fled, one absent
Firdman - one absent. Related: Kleiman (one absent)
Fisher
Fleish (2)
Fraiber - one in the army
Furman (3) - one fled, one in the army, related: Rybak/Ribak
Garbar (2) - father a.k.a. Rabinovich
Geibshtel
Geikhman
Gekhman (2) - related to Zholkinskiy
Gendelman
Gendler - one fled
Giller/Giler - one absent, one in the army
Gilman (2) - father fled; in another family two fled
Ginker - two sons absent, one fled
Glizer
Gokhman - one absent
Goldin
Golub
Gorbel
Gorinberg
Gosher
Grang/Grat(?) - #109
Greisman - one fled
Grobman - related: Rusyi
Gubar (2) - one fled, related: Shister
Gulka (2)
Gurfinkel
Gutnik (4) - two in the army. One father a.k.a. Shniper. Related: Balvan
Kachka
Kalika
Kamener - father fled, one in the army
Kats (2) - one fled. Related: Giler/Giller, Krivar
Keiler
Keiler
Keiler
Kesler - also recorded under #53
Khamut/Khomut (2) - one father fled
Kleiman (6) - one father father a.k.a. Fishelzon/[Fishel-Zon]; one father fled, one absent; related: Maslianka (one fled)
Kleiman (2)
Kletsil(?) - #16
Kovler - one fled
Kramar
Kramer - related: Kesler
Kremenetskiy
Kreplik
Krichman
Kripka
Kushnir (2) - one absent; related: Shnaider (one in the army)
Kuten
Leiman - one fled, one absent
Lemesh
Lerner
Liberman
Likht
Lirner - one absent, related: Beker
Lisak (2)
Litvak
Livak - two absent
Lubliner
Maidannik/Maidanik
Maister - related: Garbar
Marinik
Mok - related: Shvartsman
Muchnik - related: Mirochnik
Nudel (2) - related: Kreplik, Shenker
Oks - one in the army
Pinchuk/[Penchuk] - one father a.k.a. Kas
Polishuk/[Poleshchuk] (2)
Rakhman (3) - father absent, two sons in the army, one fled
Rekht - one absent
Rytekh/Ritekh - one fled, one in the army
Sakhniuk/Shakhnuk (3) - one in the army
Shekht-Maister - one absent. Related: Shvartsman
Shendel (2)
Shenker - also recorded under #42
Shindel - father fled
Shister - one in the army
Shkolnik
Shmidl
Shmukler
Shmushkes - family became merchants in 1848
Shnaider (15) - three son fled; ten absent, two in the army. Related: Kushnir
Shpilka
Shraiber (3) - one absent, one in the army, related: Talisnik
Shtein
Shutyi - related: Gurfinkel, Shnaider, Maister (one in the army)
Shvartsman (3) - one fled, one in the army, one absent
Slepyi
Smoliar - one lost
Srebriannik/[Serebrianik] - one absent
Tarandei/[Tarandai] - related: Srebriannik/[Serebrianik]
Teiber
Teper - related: Glizer
Tiner
Tseiler
Tsikerman/[Tsukerman]
Tsimel - father a.k.a. Gisser/Giser. One in the army. One absent.
Turkovich
Tutiun/Tutun
Unknown/Abrumovich #90
Unknown/Berovich - #138
Unknown/Faibishevich - #73
Unknown/Gershkovich - #137
Unknown/Gershkovich (2) - #180,182 one absent, one in the army
Unknown/Gubar #145
Unknown/Iosevich - #195
Unknown/Iosevich - #84 one in the army
Unknown/Iosevich - #89 one fled
Unknown/Leibovich - #166
Unknown/Mikhelevich - #192 one in the army
Unknown/Mordkovich - #23 father fled
Unknown/Nakhmanovich - #71
Unknown/Yankeleivich - #133
Unknown/Yankeleivich - #175 one absent, oen in the army
Vainer (4) - one absent, related: Shakhnuk/Shakhniuk (one absent), Klieman
Vainshtein (2) - one absent
Veiner - one in the army. Related: Beker
Veksler (3) - two in the army. Related: Giler/Giller, Garbar
Vernyi
Viner - one fled, related: Vainer (one in the army)
Vizliakh - related: Kamener, Mirochnik (one absent)
Vortsman - one absent
Vuliakh/[Vulekh] - one absent, related: Keiler
Yuz/[Yooz] (2) - one in the army. Related: Bilenki

Klevan bourgeois residents in December 1850

Klevan Census Name list 1850

This is a list of bourgeois families from Klevan, Rovno district as compiled on December 30, 1850.

There were 543 males and 638 females recorded. It was signed by elder Zilik Mikheliovich Korchak, trustees Shulim Leib Alkunovich Balman, Itsko Meerovich Shkliar and by rabbi Moshko Ruvinovich Shames.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Aizenshtein/Aizinshtein (3) - three sons absent
Aizinkler/Zitsikler(?) - #83
Akhtenbein
Barbar[Garbar(?)] - #59
Bednyi
Berger
Bibergal
Borgove - son fled
Borshtin (2) - one in the army
Botiker/Botyker
Botner
Brener (3) - one in the army
Bronfet
Chornyi/Chernyi (2) - one in the army
Daichman (2)
Dintsker/Dantsker (2)
Faf - #106 one in the army
Feigel
Fishbein (2) - two sons absent
Galkman
Geikhrakh (2)
Geikrakh
Gelfenbein (2) - one in the army
Gertsbarg (3) - one in the army
Gervits
Glikman
Goldbarg
Grabar
Greinom - related: Karpilovka
Greinum - one in the army, related: Kharaz
Gresgendler/[Gres-Gendler]
Grinshpun
Grushvits
Gunar/Guner (2) - one in the army
Guz (2)
Kanarek/[Kanarik] (2)
Karpilovka (2) - one brother moved to Berdichev in 1842
Keverman
Khinkes
Khortuk/Khortiuk
Khuset/Khusit/[Khasid] (2) - one in the army
Kirtsidel
Kirzhner (2) - two in the army. Related: Blugovach
Kleinbein
Kolesnik
Korchak (3) - one son absent, one in the army
Kosookiy (2)
Krishtul
Kuten - son in the army. Related: Sime
Lastekh (2) - two in the army
Lefter - two fled
Lirner (2)
Mashlianka (3)
Mazur - one absent, related: Botker
Melamet
Melamet/[Melamed]
Meshures - one brother converted in 1818
Mirmelshtein/Mirlmilshtein (6) - one son in the army, two absent
Mirochnik - related: Plasker
Mudrik - one absent. Related: Zabronskiy
Peltsgendler - one son exiled to Siberia in 1838
Polin/Polyn - father absent
Rabiner
Rakhbarg - related: Marder
Rakhshtut (2) - one in the army
Ratush
Reizenbeim
Rodbarg
Rudik - one absent
Sagenur - one absent
Shames
Sheikhed
Shekhad
Shekhat/[Shokhet]
Shliaifer/Shlaifer
Shparbarg (3) - one in the army
Shteinbarg
Shtirn
Skharchuk (2) - father absent, one son in the army, one lost
Stempel
Teitelbein - one in the army
Teper
Terebizhnik(?) - #127 one absent, one exiled to Siberia in 1843.
Torchin
Trukhlia
Tsimbukh
Tsirkel (2)
Tsukerman (3)
Vainer (2) - related: Gelfeinbein/[Gelfenbein], Baraz
Vaizbarg
Valdons (2) - one son absent
Vernyi (2) - two absent
Vulakh - also Volakh
Zabronskiy (2)
Zaets - one in the army
Zailen - one fled
Zigelbeim - one absent
Zilberbarg (3) - one absent
Zilbershtein (3)

Klevan artisans in December 1850

Klevan Census Name list 1850

This is a list of artisans from Klevan, Rovno district as compiled on December 30, 1850.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Balman
Chornyi/Chernyi
Drazhniuk/Drazhnuk
Finger
Geidish
Gen
Glizer
Golshmid/[Goldshmid]
Gurtg(?) - #13
Kats
Kharmats
Khiger - one absent
Khusit/[Khasid]
Kirzner/[Kirzhner]
Korchak
Kozel
Kravets
Kreplik
Lastov - two sons absent
Makhlis/Mikhlis(?) - #14
Menaker - related: Shister
Milner
Reife (3) - one in the army, one absent
Saganur (2)
Seifer
Shats (2) - one family lost in 1834; related: Fishbein (absent), Abichkes (one in the army)
Shister (2) - one lost
Shklar/Shkliar (3) - one in the army
Shnaider
Shnaider - one in the army, one absent. Related: Shkliar
Shpak
Tepelbein/Tepelbeim (?)
Tesler
Udler - one in the army
Vainer - son in the army. Related: Sheifer (absent)
Varenik
Vodovoz - related: Shister
Zatsman (2)
Zisman - one father absent, one son fled

Klevan merchants in December 1850

Klevan Census Name list 1850

This is a list of merchants from Klevan, Rovno district as compiled on December 30, 1850.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Bokser
Geiyaraikh/Geikhraikh (2)
Grengler
Rabiner
Zabronskiy

Tomashgrod residents in December 1850

Tomashgrod Census Name list 1850

This is a list of residents from Tomashgrod, Rovno district as compiled on December 25, 1850.

There were 73 males and 124 females recorded in 29 households. It was signed by trustees Avrum Duvidovich Aizinbarg, Ide Moshkovich Ginik, and rabbi Srul Brichka

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Giren
Gorinshtein/[Gorenshtein] (4) - one son absent. Also one Gorinshtein record from March 29, 1852.
Negel (3)
Shir (3) - one absent. Related: Shmulko
Shmulko
Zandel
Zander

Derazhne residents in December 1850

Derazhne Census Name list 1850

This is a list of residents from Derazhne (Derazhnia), Rovno district as compiled on December 17, 1850.

There were 164 males and 196 fremales recorded within 52 households. It was signed by authors Sender Mordkovich Kagan, Itsko Zeilikovich Krupnik, Berko Yankelevich Permiter also by rabbi Evel Monashkovich Oleinik and by tax collector Zelman Kokel.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Blaishtein
Bover
Bukh
Bukshtein
Dankovets
Dub (2)
Epelbain/[Epelbeim] (3)
Getsik
Gorbatyi
Grinshpun
Kagana (8)
Kokel (2)
Konukh (2) - one in the army
Kozel(?) - #15
Krupnik (2)
Krut
Kushner - related: Perchik
Lopat
Oleinik (3) - one son converted in 1835
Perchik
Perlik
Perliuk/Perluk - related: Oleinik (one exiled to Siberia in 1837)
Perluk/Perliuk
Permiter (3)
Rapoport (2)
Ratsutskiy (2)
Reznik
Sapozhnik - related: Kagana
Sukharchuk (2)
Tabak - one son converted in 1856
Vekshtein - related: Novak
Vidre
Vulakh

Vysotsk residents in December 1850

Vysotsk Census Name list 1850

This is a list of residents from Vysotsk (Visotsk), Rovno district as compiled on December 25, 1850.

There were 132 males and 204 females recorded within 70 households. It was signed by authors Meer Leib Simkhovich Gugal(?), Borukh Mordko Leibovich Shapira and rabbi Volf Movshovich Shtofir.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Beigel
Borovik
Borovik - father and one son became farmers in 1835, another son in the army. Related: Mirochnik
Fidl
Fiterman - related: Fishman
Frinkel/[Frenkel] - one absent
Furman - one in the army
Gekht - one absent
Geven - one absent
Golub - related: Shuster
Ivriy - three absent since 1845-48.
Kagne (2) - in one family most absent.
Kats
Khazanchuk (3)
Khusid/[Khasid]
Kobyla - one absent
Koltun - most absent
Konbarg - two sons absent. Related: Primak
Kotik/Kotyk (2) - in one family all absent/lost/in the army.
Kotliar
Krivoruchka (2) - one absent. Related: Oruman (one son absent), Napkhan
Kurtach - one absent
Lakhmanchuk - related: Melamed
Litvak
Lopata (4) - one in the army, one absent
Magit/[Magid]
Melamed - one in the army
Muzyk/Muzik - related: Berezhenitskiy
Napkhan (3) - one absent
Oruman - one son absent, one in the army
Potrukh (2) - one absent
Pras
Rozenkvit - one son absent
Ryzhiy/Rizhiy (2) - two absent. Related: Maizel
Sernitskiy
Shames - one in the army. Related: Beder
Shapira
Shapshai - two absent, one in the army
Sheinman
Sher
Shindbein - one absent
Shlapak (2)
Shnaider (2)
Shteinbarg - one absent
Shtofir/[Shtofer] (3)
Shukhet (2) - two absent
Shuster (2) - one family became farmers in 1835. Related: Shapira
Shvarts
Tkach - one absent
Vainer
Vaks
Vinnik - #16. One absent

Kodnia residents in October 1850

Kodnia Census Name list 1850

This is the index of bourgeois families from Kodnia, Zhitomir district, compiled on October 30, 1850.

There were 160 male and 204 female residents recorded in 110 households. It was signed by authors Ide Leib Iosevich Dubovyi, Khaim Gershkovich Kats, Duvid Nusim Zusmanovich Chernis, Leizor Shmulevich Cherp, and also by tax collector Yos Mi/Mu[..]kovich(?) Vainshtein, rabbi Mendel [Yanke?]lovich Dubovyi.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Bilak - family moved to Uman in 1842
Bilyk/Bilik (2) - in one family both sons absent
Brinshtok
Burd
Chernis/Chernys (6) - two sons absent since 1848, one in the army
Cherny
Cherny (3)
Degtiar (2) - one in the army
Dubovyi (22) - one family absent (one brother since 1835 another since 1849); one absent since 1849, one in the army; one family became farmers and moved to Sloboda Romanovka in 1839.
Gershenshtein - family absent since 1849
Gershenzon
Goldentrakht (2)
Kaluzhnyi
Kats (9) - three in the army; one brother exiled to Siberia in 1837; one absent since 1849
Kendys/Kendis - one in the army
Konik (3) - two absent
Kopiyka (2) - one family absent, in another father and one son absent since 1848
Kozerize (3) - also Kozeroze/Koziroze, two sons absent
Kozoriz - one in the army
Kruch
Kruliak - a.k.a. Kozeriz
Kushnir
Lanis
Lip (4) - both families absent, two sons in the army, one absent
Menko/Men'ko
Muchnik
Nirenberg
Plevak - absent since 1843
Poliak/Polak (5) - three in the army, one father absent, two sons absent; two families absent since 1849-1850
Polishuk (2) - one family absent since 1848, one in the army
Portnoy (4) - one a.k.a. Kats, one a.k.a. Shpak. Two sons in the army.
Rabinovich (2)
Ratir/[Rater]
Reznik - one in the army
Rokhlis - absent since 1849
Segal
Shamis - one absent since 1847
Shnaider
Sidal
Sigal
Sirota - a.k.a. Lanis
Spektor (3) - one absent since 1847
Trofiniuk/Trofinuk
Tserpy (3)
Tsun/[Tsoon] (2) - two in the army
Vainshtein (3)
Vaisberg - absent since 1847
Yusim - father absent since 1849

Chudnov bourgeois residents in October 1850

Chudnov Census Name list 1850

This is the index of bourgeois families from Chudnov, Zhitomir district, compiled on October 22, 1850.

There were 1226 male and 1432 female bourgeois residents recorded in 537 households. It was signed by authors Kelman Ios Azis, Voko Berkovich Kagan, Avrum Srulevich Shekhet, Ikhel Meer Monashkovich Ashma(?), Mordko Iosevich Zukin, Shaya Duvid [Dv?]ushkovich Fishman, Duvid Moshkovich Bershten, Ude[l?] Grinshpun and by rabbi Shmul Nimenman.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Ainbinde/[Ainbinder] (4) - two in the army
Aizinbarg/[Aisenberg] (4) - one brother absent since 1847; one in the army
Alterman - one in the army
Ames
Amsha
Azos - one in the army
Baiduver
Baran (4)
Barankovyi
Barkhatnyi
Barshtman - one in the army
Bashmilukhe
Begelfer
Bekar/Beker - two in the army
Beker (2) - one in the army
Bekerman (3) - one in the army
Belman - one in the army
Bershtein
Bider (2)
Bilyi
Birman
Birshtein
Bledy - related: Kurnovetskiy
Blekhman - one lost
Blenshtein
Bochka
Bonder - one lost
Borinbeim/Brenbeim
Borovyi (2) - one absent since 1847
Bosinka-Kholost
Braitsailo
Bramar/Bramarov(?) - #117
Breitman - one son absent since 1849
Bresler - one in the army
Bretsler
Britan (4) - one son absent since 1847
Britanchuk
Brotman - family moved to Zhitomir in 1842
Brover - one in the army
Brudnyi - one in the army
Brun (2) - one lost
Bryk/Brik
Buby - became farmer in Romanovka
Bukhgalter/[Bugalter] - one son in the army
Bukhis
Buratinskiy
Burkey
Burshtein
Butman
Daich - two in the army
Desiatnik (3)
Dobtsis/Dabtsis (2)
Dolgopesakha - one in the army
Dorfman (3) - one in the army
Dosus
Dovonosyi
Drapichna - one son absent since 1849
Dril
Dubiny
Dukhovnyi
Eipelbeim/[Epelbeim]
Eizgelt
Fain
Faktor - one in the army
Feferman
Feidel - one in the army
Feiner
Fel
Feldman (3) - two in the army, one lost
Fert
Fichler/Fitler(?) - #400
Fidler
Fidman
Firman (2)
Fishfel
Fishman (9) - one family became farmers in Sloboda Romanovka in 1835; one son in the army
Fleisher (3)
Fleishman (3) - one in the army(?)
Flit
Frants
Fudim
Fuks (2)
Furman (2)
Galperin
Gamer
Gandelman
Gekun
Gelfan - father absent since 1835
Gendel
Gendelman
Genechk - one in the army
Gil (2)
Giler (2)
Gindik - family became farmers and moved to place Romanovo in 1835, one son converted.
Girshtein
Girzelnik
Gitelman (2)
Gitul
Gnip(?) - #40 one in the army
Gofin (2)
Goisman
Goldfain (3) - two sons lost in 1844
Goldgamer - one in the army
Golitseitsik
Golts-shtein/Goltshtein
Goltsman (3)
Gopman/Gotlan(?) - one lost
Gorbatyi
Gormer
Grinshpun
Gubatyi
Gubderty
Guberman (2)
Gudman
Gulman
Gund
Kagan
Kagan
Kaleinker
Kalika (2)
Kaminker (5) - one family lost since 1847; one son in the army. Related: Kagan
Kaminnyi- one in the army
Kamornik
Kantor-Khaz[inn?] - #466
Karma - absent since 1835
Karman - lost since 1840
Karnoveskiy - one in the army
Karnovetskiy (2)
Karshchishchovskiy
Kashtan - ravodnik (profession?)
Kaya/Ka[?]
Kaza
Kaznadzei - moved to place Khodorkov in 1850
Kefman
Khaid
Khait (3) - family in unknown absense since 1846; one son lost ni 1844
Khanaks
Khandozhka/Khai(?)dozhka - #478 one son absent since 1834
Kharitan/[Khariton]
Khazin
Khinkes (5) - one family absent since 1849
Khirak (2) - one son lost in 1849
Kimerman
Kiperman (3) - one in the army
Kirman/Kerman
Kishka (3) - family moved to Berdichev in 1840; two families moved to Yanushpol in 1840
Kleiman
Knut
Kokis
Konets
Kopika
Korinman
Korman (4) - one in the army
Korostishev-Korshchiver
Koseyglaz
Kosma
Kosman
Kosti - one absent
Kozlol/Kozlov(?) - one in the army
Kozneikh/Kozneil - #268 one lost
Kravets
Krechman
Kriin
Krimar
Krimerman
Krivopeys/Krivopeis
Krivyi
Kruk (2)
Krupkin
Krupnik - absent since 1840
Krutobrodyi
Krutogolovy
Ksandrovskiy
Kupit
Kushner (2)
Kutsyi
Lemes/Lemos
Lerman (8)
Levi - family became farmers and moved to place Romanovo
Lezman
Ligner
Likhtman
Lin/Lyn
Lir/Lire
Lis
Loiterbudyi
Loshak (2)
Lushnia - one in the army. Related: Zukin
Lutanskiy - one in the army
Main
Maiofis(?) - #302
Makovetskiy (3) - father is a barber, one son in the army; one lost
Makovoz
Malamot/[Molamed?]
Malchik - father absent since 1845
Maliovanyi/Malevanyi (2) - one in the army
Maloska/Malovka - #70
Man
Margulis - related: Meerovich(?)
Markman (2)
Matun-Sherman
Matuna
Mazer
Mazur - one in the army
Medved
Melamed-Kliger - melamed probably means teacher, one brother lost
Menidres - father exiled to Siberia in 1837, one son absent since 1843.
Midbarg - one absent
Milamed/Melamed
Mile
Milman (2) - one lost
Milshtein
Mim/Mais(?) - #227 one in the army
Mirkvit/Markvit - one lost
Mizbrakh (2)
Mizrakh (2) - one in the army
Moisures
Mokhein/Morein(?) - #128 one in the army
Molamot/[Mulamed?]
Molechnik - one lost
Mosenzhnik/Mosionzhnik (3) - related: Mosionzhn
Moshek
Motel
Mul
Nebrat (2) - one in the army. In early 1858 this family moved to Sloboda Medvedchikha [... Lakhman]
Neishinman/Neiminman(?) - #438
Nepevny
Neschastnyi/Neshchastnyi
Netselman
Nisilvarg/[Niselbarg]
Novak (3)
Nudin
Obedman
Oizgelt (2)
Ostronovyi - one in the army
Ostrouevyi
Pachkur
Papirnik
Parkh (2)
Patsin/Pitsik
Peiterbarg/[Piterbarg] - one in the army
Peitersburskiy/[Piterburgskiy]
Pekar - one in the army
Pestravy
Piatka
Piatok
Piskatyi
Pitelka
Pivnik
Plaksa
Pokostovk
Pribludnyi
Pukh
Puzharnyi (2) - one in the army
Raboskiy (2)
Razvodnik
Reingel
Rekhtman
Reshka (2) - two in the army
Ridkozubyi/[Redkozubyi]
Rimar (2)
Ripke
Rivkes - one son absent since 1848
Rizosyvyi - family absent since 1838
Roitbarg
Rubinfain (4) - one son with his family became merchants; one son moved to Novograd-Volynskiy in 1845
Rubinshtein
Rudman (6)
Rushailo
Sakna
Salman
Sania
Seryi - son absent since 1845
Shafir
Shames
Shamesman
Sharfer
Shchigil/[Shchigel]
Shchitin
Shchuplak
Shchur - one in the army
Sheigits
Sheinker
Sheinligner - two in the army
Shekhet/[Shokhet] (2)
Shendelman - one in the army
Sherman (3) - related: Zisling
Shister
Shisterman (4) - one family absent since 1848
Shitsman - one in the army
Shivakh
Shkurnik - one in the army
Shmukler (2)
Shmunik (2)
Shnaiderman
Shnaidmeer
Shpits (2) - two in the army
Shpitsbub
Shraibman-Shafir
Shtekelbarg
Shtikil
Shtitelman
Shukman
Shulman
Shurmes - one in the army
Shutyi-Siroty
Shvants (2)
Shvartsman
Shveika
Shvets
Simner/Sminer/Silker(?) - #507,511
Sipke
Siroty
Smarkatyi (4) - three in the army
Solovyi
Starchik
Starik - related: Sirota(?)
Storchak (4) - family lost/absent since 1840
Susid
Taifil/[Toifel]
Tainy
Taks
Tantsbukher
Temnogorod
Tepman
Tesl(?) - #89
Titelbarg/Titilbarg
Tkhirak
Tokar (2)
Tokhis
Tonka
Trigub - in the army
Trogub
Trus
Tsap (4) - two in the army
Tsekhmeister
Tsetke/Tsatske
Tsetske
Tsetskiy/Tsiatskiy
Tsiatskiy
Tsibulia
Tsietska/Tsatska - one in the army
Tsing
Unknown/Anshelevich - #416 Mikhel Anshelevich (36 previously) died in 1849 and his son Gershko (12 previously) died in 1849.
Unknown/Froimovich - #414 Moshko Aron Froimovich (21 y.o. previously) exiled to Siberia in 1840. His brother Srul died in 1847.
Unknown/Slepoy - Eizor Slepoy, son of Volko. 43 y.o. Blind and disabled.
Uvkh/Nekh(?) - #257
Vainer (2)
Vainerman (3)
Vainshtein
Vais (4) - two sons lost, one in the army
Vaisin
Vaisman
Vaksman
Valdman (5) - three in the army
Varvak (2)
Vaser - son absent since 1835
Vaserman - one brother absent since 1845. Related: Bluvshtein
Veksel
Vekselman (2) - related: Firman, Kaplianskiy (one in the army)
Vernyi
Veselyi
Viltsikes/Vishchikes(?)
Vinik
Voitskiy
Vorobyi
Voryk - two sons in the army, one exiled to Siberia in 1840.
Vugner
Vysokolobyi/Visokolobyi - related: Babka
Yabka
Yachmin/Yachmin'
Yapka - one in the army
Yasnogorod
Yasnogorodskiy (2) - one in the army
Yures - one in the army
Zagika (2) - two in the army. Related: Dukhovnyi
Zaichik (2)
Zakutnir
Zdeshnyi
Zeigerman (2) - one son moved to Zhitomir
Zeltsman - one absent
Zenogorod
Zhvavyi
Zilberman (4) - one in the army
Ziniavich - one in the army
Zlotnik
Znaida - related: Galperin
Znaidy

Chudnov merchants in October 1850

x Chudnov Census Name list 1850

This is the index of merchant families from Chudnov, Zhitomir district, compiled on October 22, 1850.

There were [?] males and 136 females merchant residents recorded in 20 households.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Britan
Goldain (2) - one son with his family moved to Vasilkov, Kiev gov. in 1840 as merchants.
Kosmn
Krum
Lekhtman
Lerman (3)
Peiterzburskiy
Rabin
Roizintsvaig/[Rosentsweig]
Shokhet
Shtitelman
Tsetskiy/[Tset'kiy]
Vaisman
Volfinzon
Yasnogorodskiy
Zilberman (2)

Cherniakhov residents in October 1850

Cherniakhov Census Name list 1850

This is the index of bourgeois families from Cherniakhov, Zhitomir district, compiled on October 30, 1850.

There were 659 male and 809 female bourgeois residents recorded in 242 households.
Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

There were also two merchant families in this census: Leibman and Roizenbarg.

Family Name
Aingorin (2) - #74 one in the army
Akselrud (15) - two people were recorded twice, two in the army
Berger
Bikhbinder
Birman (6) - related: Lirner
Bluzer/Biuzer(?) - #46
Brafin
Brofin/Brafin (?) - #59
Chmukh
Daich
Dorfman
Drubich
Drubis
Drutman (3)
Edvabnyi
Edvabnyi/Yedvabnyi
Entman/Yentman
Faer
Feldsher
Fertser (4) - two in the army
Fleitman/[Fleishman?] (2) - one in the army, one converted
Fraiman
Fridman (6)
Galtser/Gantser
Gekhtman - one in the army
Gershman (12) - one in the army
Gilerman (2)
Giterman (5) - one in the army
Glizerman (2) - one in the army
Goldfarb (5) - one in the army
Graber
Grinshpun (2) - one did not show up
Kagan (7) - father absent, one son exiled to Siberia in 1841, two in the army. Related: Roizenbarg
Kailer(?) - #88 one son in the army, one moved to Zhitomir in 1842
Karant
Kats (2)
Katsov - related: Vainer
Khazon
Kiper (2)
Kiperman
Kiperman - nephews (in?) Luginy, Ovruch district
Koifman
Kraizman (4) - two in the army
Kurant
Lambart
Lanman(?) - #79
Leibman
Liberman (4) - one in the army
Lirner (2)
Litvin (4)
Lokis/Lokin(?) - #223
Maniovich/Manevich
Maniovich/Manevich
Margulian/Morgulian (7)
Morgulets
Morgulits/[Margulis] (2) - one absent, one in the army
Muchnik
Muliar
Mutsenmakher
Naftulovich
Nazimok/Nazymok
Nudelman (2) - one in the army
Pekarskiy(?) - #83
Poliak (2) - one in the army
Rabina (2) - one in the army
Rabinovich (3)
Raikher (2)
Raitsin
Raiz
Rapoport (2)
Reizenbarg/[Rosenberg]
Reznik - one fled, one exiled to Siberia in 1848
Roiterberg/Roiterbarg (6) - two in the army
Rosenberg/Roizenbarg (12) - one family became merchants; in another child, last name crossed out.
Roizenblat - one absent, one in the army
Roizenblat (2)
Rozenfeld/[Rosenfeld] (2)
Rubnik(?) - #86
Rudman (3) - one absent
Shapira (6) - one absent, one in the army
Shapirshtein (2)
Sheinbarg - one in the army
Sheinblat (5) - one in the army ]
Shekhtmaister - one in the army
Shekhtman (2)
Shraibman (2)
Shuliak
Shvartsman
Skop/Skopy (4) - one father absent
Smoliar/Stoliar (3)
Spektor (3) - one absent
Stirman/[Shterman]
Urman (3)
Vainer (4) - one exiled to Siberia in 1840, one absent
Vaisman/Vaiman (?) - #14
Volfman (8) - one father absent, one absent since 1845. Related: Koifman
Volfman - this household separated into two in 1842
Vulakh (3) - one in the army, related: Vontukh
Vulman (2) - one absent, one converted
Yudlin - one in the army
Zinger (2)

Ushomir residents in October 1850

Ushomir Census Name list 1850

This is the index of bourgeois families from Ushomir, Zhitomir district, compiled on October 30, 1850.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Aizman (3)
Alter - a.k.a. Kipnis
Blindman
Blindman (a.k.a. Blidman) - father absent since 1840, one son in the army
Blukhberg (2)
Bodman (3)
Bokhman (5) - one absent, one in the army
Bokhman/Gokhman (?)
Brezman/Braizman/Breizman (4)
Broiman/Bronman
Broiman (2)- #71(?)
Brunshtein
Bukhman
Dorfman (2)
Feldman (21) - three in the army, one converted
Ferdliand
Ferdman (13) - one in the army, one absent
Fishman - one absent
Fleishman (8) - one father absent, one son in the army, one absent
Fridland (2)
Fridman (3) - one in the army, one absent
Frishman (3) - one in the army
Gafmat/Gofmat - #314
Garban (2) - one absent
Gekhman (2)
Gelman (13) - one in the army
Gelmant
Gerber
Gershgeld (2)
Gershman - one absent, one in the army
Gershtein (6) - two fathers absent, one son in the army, one absent
Gilbman
Glozman (7) - one in the army
Gluzman (2)
Gofman (5)
Goikhman
Gokhman (6) - one absent, one in the army
Goldman (3) - one father absent, one son in the army
Goltman (2)
Grinbel
Gringersh (2)
Kapelnik (3)
Kaptsan (3) - one father absent, one son in the army
Kaptsenel/Kaptsmel (2)
Katsmel
Khait (4) - family absent since 1848, one son in the army
Khariton (5)
Khruzman/Khrizman (7)
Kipnis (43) - one family were merchants; in others two sons in the army
Korytrnyi/Koritnyi (16) - related: Fleishman
Kregman - two absent
Krugman
Kruman (2) - absent
Lakhman (2)
Landman (4) - one in the army
Lantsman (11) - one absent, one in the army
Latman (3) - one absent
Liberman
Raizman/Roizman (2) - two in the army
Randel - one in the army
Reikhman/Rekhman (2) - one in the army
Reizinblat/[Rosenblat]
Rekhman (3)
Reznik/Riznik (10)
Roikhman (2)
Roitenberg/[Rotenberg] - one absent
Roizinberg/[Rosenberg] (2) - one father absent, one son in the army
Rondel
Rudman (2) - one son in the army
Shikhman - absent
Shindelman (2)
Shirman
Shkolnik (2)
Shteinberg/Shteinbarg (11) - one in the army
Shukhman (4)
Tabachnik (4)
Trakhman - one in the army
Trokhman - one son left to Makhnovka, Kiev gov.
Tsirulnik - one in the army
Ushman (2)
Vaisband
Vaisberg (2)
Vaisbir/[Vaisberg]
Veksland (2) - absent
Veksler
Veksman (4)
Vladimirskiy (2)
Zilberman (14) - four in the army

Leshchina bourgeois in October 1850

Leshchina Census Name list 1850

This is the index of bourgeois residents from Leshchina (Leschina), Zhitomir district, compiled on Ocrtober 29, 1850.

There were 241 males and 271 females recorded in 90 households.

It was signed by census takers Gershko Volkovich Shanider, Gershko Nabedrak, Meer Lipo(?) Medvedenko.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Aizen/[Aizin] - one absent
Altman
Beker - one in the army
Beristin
Bleivas
Brodskiy (2) - twqo absent
Burshtin/[Burshtein] - one absent
Dorfman - one in the army
Elbein (2) - one father absent since 1848, also two sons absent
Fel - one in the army
Feldman
Fleishman
Fuks
Gendelman
Gerberg
Gilman/[Gelman) (2)
Griber
Gringliuz (?)
Grinshtein (2) - one in the army, one absent
Gulka - one in the army, one absent
Guz
Ingerman - one in the army
Kats (3) - one absent, one in the army, two families related.
Kesliar/Kesler
Kofman - one in the army
Kolomeits - one in the army
Kristol/[Kristal] - two absent
Kushnir
Lapsker - absent since 1845
Lerman (4) - one in the army, also see #82. One family mostly absent since 1840, one in the army.
Lirman
Medvedenko (3) - one in the army, two families related
Mits
Muchnik - son absent
Nabedrak (2) - also see #83
Nirenberg
Nudel (3) - twp absent, one in the army
Nul
Pres/Press - one in the army
Press
Priven
Rabin - related: Tarliovyi
Rakhman - absent since 1845
Retshtein - this family moved to Ekaterinoslav governorate.
Shishet/Shimst (?) - #28 p839
Shister (3)
Shlaifer
Shmeis
Shnaider (3) - two families related, one son in the army, one family in 1858 became farmers and moved to on government lands to Berezhetsk[..], Lutsk dist.
Shpigel (2) - one absent, both families related.
Shtibman
Shtutman (2) - one in the army
Shvartsman (3)
Solovey - one in the army
Vainman (3) - one in the army
Vaisburd
Vaksman
Valdman
Veitsel
Veitsman
Vinik - one in the army
Vinokur (2)
Volovoy
Zeidman - absent
Zingman

Leshchina merchants in October 1850

Leshchina Census Name list 1850

This is the index of merchant residents from Leshchina (Leschina), Zhitomir district, compiled on Ocrtober 29, 1850.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Priven
Vaisman
Veitsman
Zig - one in the army

Ivnitsa merchants in October 1850

Ivnitsa Census Name list 1850

This is the index of merchant residents from Yanushpol, Zhitomir district, compiled on Ocrtober 29, 1850.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Trakhtenbark/[Trakhtenberg]
Roitenberk/[Rotenberg]