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Kherson new residents former cantonists in 1858

Kherson Name Index Census 1858

This is the index of Jewish cantanists who became residents of Kherson, Kherson district in year 1858.


Family Name
Abo
Abramovich
Ankushenkov
Berezanskiy
Berman
Blekher
Boima/Boyma
Braz
Breizer
Broman
Brustinov
Bukhman
Delman
Dubinskiy
Duvinskiy/[Dubinskiy]
Faivishovich
Feldman
Fendel
Filiashevich
Fonyung/[Fonyoong]
Frizman
Furman (3)
Gliklafa
Gornik
Grosfesh/Grosfeil (#14)
Gruzbert
Gut
Kachka
Kandyba/Kandiba
Kanevskiy
Kantor
Kapelnikov
Kats
Kel
Kesel
Khakhavasistov
Khazanchuk
Khmelnitskiy (2)
Kiselman
Kleiman
Kobets
Kotler
Kotliarskiy
Kovalskiy
Kupermanov
Kuslik/Kulik - #94
Latskar
Legits(?) - #75 ex-soldier
Leika
Leiner
Leizarovich
Lenker
Liberben
Lipkovich
Lotsker
Lukashevskiy
Malinovskiy
Mashendzhinov
Masislavskiy
Medvedovskiy
Meerkov
Mekh - #48
Mendelbaum
Mezhibovskiy
Moskovich
Muller
Nakhankin
Namerovskiy/[Nemerovskiy]
Nisel(?)/(?)isel - #43
Patlizan/Patlizany
Peril-Bondarchuk
Pertsov
Pizak
Pridrka
Prizmazanov
Pruger
Rimbarkh/[Rimberg]
Riznik/[Resnik]
Rozinshtein/[Rosenstein]
Sadukovskiy
Shagin
Shamis
Shirotov
Shkliar (2)
Shliak
Shnaider
Shnaidman
Shreiberg
Shteinberg
Shtembarkh
Shtofinskiy
Skliarskiy
Slutsker
Sobel
Stambovich
Tarilskiy
Toltus
Tsimelman
Tsipkin (2)
Ushcherenko/[Usherenko]
Vakhnianskiy (2)
Veiner
Vinokur
Volkhovskiy
Yankelevich
Zagaitov
Zilberblum (2)

Sokolovka kagal village residents moving to Kherson governorate in 1808

Sokolovka Name Index Census 1808

This is the index of families from villages in Sokolovka kagal, Uman district as recorded in January 1808.

These families were to relocate to various places in Kherson governorate and to settle as farmers on government lands..


PlaceFamily NameMove to
SokolovkaVolnodumetsto Olviopol dist.
SokolovkaDozorchiyto Olviopol dist.
SokolovkaMenlatto Olviopol dist.
SokolovkaSychhenko (#187)to Olviopol dist.
KutyMydben/Midbento Kherson dist.
KodobnayaNeradivyito Kherson dist. Record crossed out.
SychovkaKleinyi/Klyainyi
VerkhniachkaShubkisto Olviopol dist.
DobrayaTeklirto Olviopol dist.
DobrayaDrannyito Olviopol dist.
KhristinovyBroderto Olviopol dist.
KhristinovyDozorchiyto Olviopol dits.
KinashovkaBeregovyi to Olviopol dist.
KishchantsyAlagut/Aligut to Olviopol dist.
KhizhnayaAlager to Olviopol dist.
KhizhnayaGorbach to Olviopol dist.
KhizhnayaBalansovyito Olviopol dist.
ShukaivodaVolosistyito Olviopol dist.
SokolovkaBaranistyito Olviopol dist.
SokolovkaZabutyito Kherson dist.
SokolovkaEzdol/Yezdolto Kherson dist.
SokolovkaVyderaka/Viderakato Kherson dist.
SokolovkaKarashun
SokolovkaKarapkisto Olviopol dist.
SokolovkaAlabir to Kherson dist.
SychovkaKlepach to Kherson dist.
PapuzhintsyIkalo (#209)to Olviopol dist.
Ivan'ka/Tvan'ka(?) (#210)Goroskolto Olviopol dist.
Ivan'ka(?)Bedratyito Olviopol dist.
MankovkaVydrato Kherson dist.
MankovkaNerakha to Olviopol dist.
MankovkaVymaganets to Olviopol dist.
VoronoeBida to Olviopol dist.
VoronoeBrantfein to Olviopol dist.
Krivtsa/Krivets(?)Vovk to Olviopol dist.
Krivtsa/KrivetsKlevtsur to Olviopol dist.
Dzengeliovka/DzengelevkaGivantto Olviopol dist.
KhristinovkaVovnbityi/Vovnistyi(?) (#220)to Kherson dist.
BukiDozorchiyto Olviopol dist.
PapuzhintsyZhirovyito Olviopol dist.
SokolovkaNizkogolobto Olviopol dist.

Buki kagal village residents moving to Kherson governorate in 1808

Buki Name Index Census 1808

This is the index of families from villages in Buki kagal, Uman district as recorded in January 1808.

These families were to relocate to various places in Kherson governorate and to settle as farmers on government lands..


PlaceFamily NameMove to
BukiNaidichto Kherson dist.
BukiIklistyito Olviopol dist.
BukiBalagurto Olviopol dist.
BukiDvukorovyito Kherson dist.
BukiGolonogiyto Kherson dist.
BukiGukailoto Olviopol dist.
BagvaGikaloto Olviopol dist.
YankovkaKutsubato Olviopol dist.
YankovkaTaratutto Olviopol dist.
PapuzhintsySobko to Olviopol dist.
PolkovnichyaGolubyi to Olviopol dist.
PopovkaMartovyi, Guchok to Olviopol dist.
AntonovkaAbadon to Olviopol dist.
BerezovkaZadniy to Olviopol dist.
BukiGizyk/Gizikto Kherson dist.
AntonovkaKrokovyito Olviopol dist.
AntonovkaObrydko/Obridko to Olviopol dist.
AntonovkaGorokhovyi to Olviopol dist.
AntonovkaBrakunto Kherson dist.
AntonovkaGorshchik/Gorschikto Kherson dist.
BukiSadnyi to Kherson dist.
BukiBrodiaga to Kherson dist.
BukiDvukrovnyi to Kherson dist.
BukiKutsko to Kherson dist.
BukiGorodratyi to Kherson dist.
BukiZhiker to Kherson dist.
BukiByrka/Birka to Kherson dist.
BukiPokidailo (related: Kobza)to Olviopol dist.
BukiBezradkoto Kherson dist.
BukiKonogera (#253)to Olviopol dits.
BukiZhigun to Olviopol dits.
BukiProvodator to Olviopol dits.
BukiKarpa(?) (#256)to Olviopol dits.
BukiVorniy(?) (#257) to Olviopol dits.
BukiSnaskov/Snazhkov(?) (#258)to Olviopol dits.
BukiSadan (#259)to Olviopol dits.
BukiSakovyi (#260)to Olviopol dits.
BukiKhodko to Olviopol dits.
BukiShvidkiyto Olviopol dits.
BukiGorosvitto Olviopol dits.
BukiGuliaibida to Olviopol dits.
BukiZabara to Olviopol dits.
BukiSamodraga to Olviopol dits.
BukiSorokopudto Olviopol dits.
BukiGoroshistyito Olviopol dits.
BukiTsytko/Tsitko to Olviopol dits.
BukiZhakhailo to Olviopol dits.
BukiGorogliadto Olviopol dits.
BukiGaidukto Olviopol dits.
PopovkaTorobylo/Torobilo to Olviopol dits.
PopovkaEdikulto Olviopol dits.
PopovkaZakhoriy to Olviopol dits.
YankovkaZadripanyito Kherson dist.
YankovkaGorokhodto Olviopol dist.
AntonovkaShmarkachto Olviopol dist.
AntonovkaGruda to Olviopol dist.
BukiGrubovyi to Olviopol dist.
BukiTeliatnik to Olviopol dist.
BukiKurtik to Olviopol dist.
BukiGukailoto Olviopol dist.
BukiZemlianyito Olviopol dist.
RizinayaTrusygolovato Olviopol dist.
BagvaKoigen to Olviopol dist.
AntonovkaOzheredko (#287)to Olviopol dist.
KopovkaGilayto Olviopol dist.
BukiTaratutto Olviopol dist.
BukiGorokhodto Olviopol dist.
BukiMukomelto Olviopol dist.

Talnoe kagal residents moving to Kherson governorate in 1808

Talnoe Name Index Census 1808

This is the index of families from villages in Talnoe kagal, Uman district as recorded in January 1808.

These families were to relocate to various places in Kherson governorate and to settle as farmers on government lands..


PlaceFamily NameMove to
TalnoeSodko/Sobko (#292) to Kherson dist.
TalnoeEkin/Yekin to Kherson dist.
TalnoeNegreyto Olviopol dist.
TalnoeShamrayto Kherson dist.
TalnoeShap-Kotliarto Olviopol dist.
TalnoeTraktovyito Kherson dist.
TalnoeElnyk/Elink to Kherson dist.
TalnoeMamura(2)one to Kherson dist and one to Olviopol dist.
TalnoeSorolusto Olviopol dist.
TalnoeButialkovyi to Olviopol dist.
TalnoeSkalozub to Olviopol dist.
TalnoeGalka to Olviopol dist.
TalnoeKhorbakto Olviopol dist.
TalnoeTorbotriasto Olviopol dist.
TalnoeNedbaito Olviopol dist.
TalnoePribluda to Olviopol dist.
TalnoeTrubochist to Olviopol dist.
TalnoePrudyus/Prudiusto Olviopol dist.
TalnoeKhobotto Olviopol dist.
TalnoeTurkotto Olviopol dist.
TalnoeKiziuka/Kizuka to Olviopol dist.
TalnoeTrituzto Olviopol dist.
TalnoeTrusgolovato Olviopol dist.
TalnoeSorodrikato Olviopol dist.
TalnoeBerman to Olviopol dist.
TalnoeNezdatnyito Olviopol dist.
TalnoeInovyito Kherson dist.
TalnoeMedvednikto Kherson dist.
TalnoeBarabashto Kherson dist.
TalnoeInov[yi'] (#322)to Olviopol dist.
TalnoePokhodkoto Kherson dist.
TalnoeVereshcha (#325)to Olviopol dist.
TalnoeMorgunto Olviopol dist.
TalnoeInchukto Olviopol dist.
TalnoeKozolupto Olviopol dist.
TalnoeEdot/Yedotto Olviopol dist.
TalnoeMushkitelto Olviopol dist.
TalnoeVereshchaka/Vereschakato Kherson dist.

Uman kagal villagers moving to Kherson governorate in 1808

Uman Name Index Census 1808

This is the index of families from villages wthin Uman kagal, Uman district as recorded in January 1808.

These families were to relocate to various places in Kherson governorate and to settle as farmers on government lands..


PlaceFamily NameMove to
ZaiachkovkaOrachto Kherson dist.
RogovayaMazurto Kherson dist.
CherpovodyBurkov, Shershel, Grushovenko, Shkurbetto Kherson dist.
MaksimovkaVeretelnyito Kherson dist.
GorodnitsaStulianto Olviopol dist.
YurkovkaSheremetnik to Olviopol dist
KolodistoeSkudoborodyi, Shurpita to Olviopol dist
RyzhavkaLanshakht, Zamakhovyito Kherson dist
SinitsaSkorod to Olviopol dist.
SinitsaZaliapanyito Olviopol dist.
GromySalizon, Mukhato Kherson dist.
FurmankaKislianto Olviopol dist.
FurmankaBolotnyito Kherson dist.
RopotukhaVeirman, Gulka, Trubnik to Kherson dist.
RopotukhaZatiagailo, Kechepurnyito Olviopol dist.
TekuchayaNagnyba/Nagnibato Kherson dist.
NesterovkaKuziakato Olviopol dist.
ZhurbintsyGurvich, Rudniak, Perednikto Kherson dist.
PolenetskoePalinetsto Kherson dist.
BabankaStrapanyito Kherson dist.
ApoliankaDerevyi, Krein, Tarakhto Kherson dist.
KosianovkaModnyi, Lipato Olviopol dist.
YurpolOgliadailo/Ogliadayloto Kherson dist.
MankovochkaRoskoshnyito Kherson disty.
Maly DmitrushkiTrinosOlviopol dist.
KsiondzovkaGebotan (#39)to Kherson dist.
PsiarovkaPoteriannyito Kherson dist.
Chernoe PoleShpakto Kherson dist.
Chernoe PoleBaldashnyito Kherson dist.
Chernoe PoleLeleka/Lialiakato Kherson dist.
Chernoe PolePrigulnyito Kherson dist.
Chernoe PoleKhudorbato Kherson dist.
Chernoe PoleProbkato Kherson dist.
MolodetskoeDvormanto Olviopol dist.
PalanochkaSadovnichenkoto Kherson dist.
KocherzhintsyDrukovanyi (2)to Kherson dist.
VerobatayaBezradnyi, Neopratnyito Kherson dist.
OsitnayaDynstein/[Dinshtein], Tereshchenkoto Kherson dist.
AntonovkaGnazduk
AntonovkaOdrapanyito Olviopol dist.
BabankaSharlatanskiyto Kherson dist.
GromyGlumanto Olviopol dist.
KolodistoeVerbludian/Verbludento Kherson dist.
AntonovkaKozokhvatto Kherson dist.
KocherzhintsyKucheravyito Kherson dist.
KocherzhintsyDubovenkoto Kherson dist.
MolodetskoeBoligolovato Olviopol dist.
MolodetskoePeredovyito Kherson dist.
PsiarovkaPadalkato Kherson dist.
PsiarovkaPoteriannyi
Psiarovka?Krankfeldto Olviopol
RapotukhaZavertkato Olviopol
Chukhorey(?)Kozorezto Kherson dist.
NesterovkaPritulato Kherson dist.
Malaya PalanochkaChutekailoto Kherson dist.
KinashovkaObertailo to Kherson dist.
RogiGolovatyito Kherson dist.
RomanovkaPerekladenkoto Kherson dist.
RomanovkaDereviannyito Kherson dist.
YurpolKorotunto Kherson dist.
YurpolNeobtesanyito Kherson dist.
YurpolKutsyito Olviopol dist.
MitkovkaBarabolyato Kherson
Chernaya KamiankaYunishto Kherson dist.
Chernaya KamiankaLasben/[Lazhben?]to Kherson dist.
Chernaya KamiankaKosenovka Vatskato Olviopol dist.
Chesnolopol/Chesnopol(?)Salogubuvto Kherson dist.
RapotukhaRutchovenko/Rutsovenko (#84) to Olviopol dist.
SinitsaChopotunto Olviopol dist
OsitnayaYardega/Serdega(?) (#86)to Olviopol dist.
OsitnayaShvartsmanto Olviopol dist.
OsitnayaKoifzaltto Olviopol dist.
OsitnayaKhodorovskiyto Olviopol dist.
ZvirkiKriskov/[Krasnov?] (#90)to Kherson dist.
NesterovkaSvetovyito Kherson dist.
KuzminoeSalogub to Olviopol dist.
PoboinayaSolodeenkoto Olviopol dist.
RososhkiVyshetravenko/Vishetravenko to Olviopol dist.
RososhkiKorsevoy/[Korzhevoy] to Olviopol dist.
RososhkiProstosvetenkoto Olviopol dist.
RososhkiZvezdogliad to Olviopol dist.
VerkhniachaZemlianyito Olviopol dist.
VerkhniachaSamokhvato Olviopol dist.
GorodnitsaBedratyito Olviopol dist.
SinitsaSkorokhod, Traktovenkoto Olviopol dist.
GorodetskoeSabatovskiyto Olviopol dist.
KuzminoeGrudniakto Olviopol dist.
SharynoeProgulkato Olviopol dist.
KosenovkaPoperechnyito Olviopol dist.
KuzminoeNaidichto Olviopol dist.

Bobrovy Kut free farmers in January 1816

Bobrovy Kut Name Index Vital Records 1816

This is the index of farmers who lived in Bobrovy Kut colony, Kherson district as compiled on January 2, 1816.

This portion includes farmers who live on their own means.

Year of arrivalFamily NameNotes
1807Adamov
1807Kotov
1807Larianovskiy
1807Zolotarev
1808Agranovich (2)one family fled
1808Aranovich
1808Beinisov (2)
1808Bezpaliy
1808Boltianskiy/[Baltianskiy]became bourgeois in 1811
1808Braslavskiy
1808Bykhovskiy
1808Cherniak (2)
1808Cherniavskiy
1808Darynskiy/Darinskiyfamily fled
1808Drebinskiy (2)
1808Dubrovskiy
1808Epshtein
1808Feidoron
1808Feldoron/Feldfon (?)one father fled in 1815
1808Ginsburg
1808Golshtein
1808Golubovskiyfled
1808Gurovich/Gurevichfamily fled in 1812
1808Kaganone recorded twice previously
1808Kagan (2)one became bourgeois in 1814
1808Kaminskiy
1808Kapitulskiy (2)both families fled, one in 1815
1808Kapushitskiy
1808Khominskiy
1808Khononov
1808Kluchinskiy (2)one left(?). One previously recorded twice
1808Kniazhevich
1808Korostyshevskiy
1808Krasnopolskiybecame bourgeois in 1811
1808Kruchik
1808Krupetskiyfamily became bourgeois in 1811
1808Kupchinov
1808Larianovskiy
1808Leschov/Leshchov
1808Leticheskiy
1808Levitninskiyfamily fled
1808Levitskiy (3)in one family mother and children fled in 1813, in another one person was previously recorded twice.
1808Lishnevskiy
1808Lisovskiy
1808Livshits (2)
1808Lvovskiyfamily fled
1808Mednik
1808Medvedev (3)one exiled in 1811, one previously recorded twice.
1808Metelitsa
1808Mukovitskiyfamily fled
1808Nukhinfamily fled
1808Orchik
1808Orlov
1808Papir (2)
1808Pilitskovskiyalso Piltskovskiy
1808Podolskiyrelated: Braslavskiy
1808Polevoy (2)one family left(?)
1808Rapoport
1808Rechitskiy
1808Rodianskiyfamily fled
1808Romov
1808Satanovskiy
1808Seletskiy
1808Shulga
1808Shuts/[Shoots]related: Livshits (previously recorded twice)
1808Smorogd
1808Sobolev (3)
1808Soloviev
1808Staroselskiy
1808Sumskiy
1808Tonkonogiy (2)
1808Toporovfled
1808Trakhovskiy
1808Trebulevfamily fled in 1811
1808Unknown/Aronov #73
1808Unknown/Itskov #5
1808Varshavskiy
1808Vishnevskiy
1808Volchinskiywas previously recorded twice
1808Volinskiy (2)
1808Volokhovfamily fled
1808Vylvovskiy/Vilvovskiy
1808Yanovitskiy
1808Yanovskiy (2)one became bourgeois in 1811
1808Zhadanovfamily fled
1808Zhitomirskiy
1808Zlobinskiyfamily fled
1809Beinisov
1809Belskiybecame bourgeois in 1814
1809Cherniak
1809Chernomordikbecame bourgeois in 1814
1809Dinevich
1809Drazhinskiy
1809Epshtein
1809Gamburskiyfamily fled
1809Glushteinfamily fled
1809Gorodenskiy/Gorodianskiy
1809Gosl/Gorlone brother exiled, another fled
1809Izrailevskiy
1809Khaletskiyfamily fled
1809Kreerfamily fled
1809Ledskiy/Liadskiybecame bourgeois in 1814
1809Levrelated: Nemerovskiy
1809Mirinskiyfamily became bourgeois in 1814
1809Mistoslavskiy/Mistoslivskiy (?)
1809PertsovOne son left in Romny with his mother in 1809. Related: Rosikovskiy/Roshkovskiy(?)
1809Pesotskiyfamily fled
1809Prigozhiyfamily fled
1809Rabinskiy
1809Shtuchevskiybecame bourgeois in 1814
1809Volenkofamily fled
1809Zasovskiy
1809Zinzburgbecame bourgeois in 1814
1810Siniavskiy
1811Butovskiy

Bobrovy Kut government-dependent farmers in 1816

Bobrovy Kut Name Index Vital Records 1816

This is the index of farmers who lived in Bobrovy Kut colony, Kherson district as compiled on January 2, 1816.

Year of arrivalFamily Name
1809Beinisov
1808Chausovskiy
1808Cherniak (5)
1809Cherniavskiy
1808Dobrovinskiy
1808Dubrovskiy (2)
1808Frug
1808Gurovich/Gurevich
1808Kagan
1809Karasik
1808Karma, father and one son fled in 1812
1808Khaenko
1807Khaletskiy (2)
1808Khislivskiy
1808Krasnopolskiy
1808Kupchinov
1809Leshchinskiy/Leschinskiy
1808Levitskiy (2)
1808Madorskiy
1808Marianovskiy
1808Narovlianskiy
1808Papir
1807Pisarenko
1808Raitsov, fled in 1812
1808Razumov
1807Rosanovskiy
1809Rozinskiy
1808Sumskiy
1808Temkin
1808Trebulev
1808Unknown/Aranovich (2) #9,14 related: Chausovskiy
1808Unknown/Borokhovich #11
1808Volinskiy (2), one became bourgeois in 1811
1808Zaiyir/Zair

Izrailevka farmer residents in January 1816

Izrailevka Name Index Census 1816

This is the index of farmers who lived in Izrailevka colony, Kherson district as compiled on January 2, 1816.

Year of arrivalFamily NameNotes
1807Barembom
1807Blatrelated: Vinokur
1810Bleshmit/Blashmittax exempt until 1820
1807Braginskiy (3)two families fled in 1815, in another two sons fled in 1811
1807Dashevskiyfamily fled in 1811
1807Fastovskiyone son fled in 1812
1807Feldshtein
1807Gokhbom (2)
1807Khait
1808Khoteskiytax-exempt until 1818
1807Krivitskiy (4)also Krevitskiy, Kravitskiy
1807Liakhovetskiy
1807Lvovskiy (2)
1807Nozhik
1807Ostrovskiy (6)
1807Paperfamily fled in 1811
1807Podolskiy
1807Raigorodskiy
1807Rashkovskiy/Rashnevskiy (?)
1807Shlefd
1810Unknown/#37 Movsha Girsh (prev. 20 y.o.) fled since 1807
1807Yalovetskiy (3)uncle Yalovetskiy a.k.a. Lelenovskiy in Elizavetgrad (since 1809 as bourgeois)
1807Zbratskiyone brother with family fled in 1811

Kherson marriages in 1836-1844

Kherson Name Index Vital Records 1836-1844

This is the index of marriages from Kherson,Kherson district, compiled in 1836-1844.

Signed by rabbi of Kherson governorate Abram Feldman.

YearHusband, Wife
1836Abramkovich from Izamil & Shraiber daughter of farmer
1836Volkov & Rabinovich
1836Prag from Radomysl, Kiev gov. & Feldreizer
1836Perilstruz & Krizhner
1836Fain & Shtulkarts
1836Kozakevich & Yavnikov
1836Felzer from Izmail & Kamenetskiy
1836Zeltser & Maikhtlan(?)
1836Sta[zh] newcomer & Grinberg (newcomer)
1836Simonovich from Ochakov & Begunov from Bereslav
1836Matovetskiy from Kobrin, Grodno gov. & Rozinfeld/[Rosenfel] from Ochakov
1836Seroka/[Soroka?] from Kremenchug & Fainyung
1836Buerman from Mogilev-Podolskiy & Rotshtein
1836Feldman & Slafshtein
1836Rozinshtein/[Rosenshtein] from merchants of Izmail & Bomfeld from Kherson merchants
1836Zabludovskiy from Bereslav & Obolonskiy
1836Kogan from Babinovets, Mogilev gov. & Sukhmakher
1836Shekhtir/[Shekhter] newcomer to Eupatoria, Taurida gov. & Gertsmin/Gerimin(?)
1836Prezman from Baltets/[Balta?] & Brandvainbrener
1836Shteinberg & Ushirov
1836Finkelshtein & Goldenberg (newcomer)
1836Kelman from Uman, Kiev gov. & Skopisov
1836Babetskiy & Chavusovskiy
1836Belab from Letichev, Podolia gov. &
1836Pogrobinskiy/[Pogrebinskiy] from Cherkasy, Kiev gov. & Rovinskiy
1836Merelbakh/Merenbakh from Kremenchug & Muriev from Mogilev, Belarusia
1836Goldinberg/[Goldenberg] & Reikov
1836Grinberg from Izmail & Vanzhener (adopted daughter)
1836Grinberg & Kogan from Izmail
1836Leitsker & Kochen from Odessa
1836Mednik (corrected from Grous), farmer from Bobrovy Kut & Sobel[ev]
1836Maidanik (newcomer) & Tartakovskiy from Izmail
1836Kozir & Volik[ov]
1837Unknown/Itskovich & Bleizev
1837Zolotar & Rozinskiy
1837Lishnevskiy & Unknown/Khana Reizia daughter of Itska Berkov, merchant's son from Bereslav
1837Kurland, worker & Unknown/Godel father exiled to Siberia
1837Volkovich, hatter & Gus
1837Gogesh & Glazar(?)
1837Mirgorotskiy & Feldreizer
1837Shekhter, newcomer & Kropotva
1837Gurovich from Perekop & Bomz
1837Grinbarg & Goliber[ov]
1837Bomshtein & Vilistanskiy
1837Vainshtein & Finarev
1837Shor & Vokhtel
1837Vainshtein, newcomer & Rabinovich
1837Grainik/Gralnik(?) from Odessa & Gamershtein
1837Kovsh & Naer
1837Shteinmeser & Buntselman
1837Bardak, newcomer & Shtolkirts
1837Glusbewrg & Freinkel/[Frenkel]
1837Shautershtein & Mukamel
1837Grinbarg & Gokhberg
1837Bronshtein & Unknown/Elkonov
1837Bilinkes & Tseitlin from Chausy, Mogilev gov.
1837Rozental & Begun from Bereslav
1837Eidelman from Skvira, Kiev gov. & Deichman from Mogilev-Podolskiy
1837Shreiber & Barskiy
1837Gimelfarb & Pidgaets/[Podgaets]
1837Kaminetskiy & Kapusta
1837Zilberber & Kornman
1837Berkov from Izmail & Domber
1837Poz(?), worker master & Unknown/Liba daughter(?) of Gershko
1837Shekhter from Izmail & Gofnzon/[Gofenzon]
1838Felsher & Finkelshtein
1838Veingir/Veiner(?) & Kogan #2
1838Abramovich from Balta & Potak
1838Brant & Kogan daughter of merchant from Bobrinets
1838Diksht from Poltava & Brand
1838Veinshtein/[Vainshtein] from Oleshkov & Gimelfarb
1838Kleinman & Shushkin from Izmail
1838Potak & Keizer
1838Shushkin from Izmail & Unknown/Ita Faningova(?), merchant's daughter
1838Gozinbend from Izmail & Brant
1838Chizhik/Chimik(?) from Kremenets, Podolia & Krichevskiy
1838Veimer from Karasu-Bazar & Galperin from Bereslav
1838Felsher & Rudog/Rudoch(?) from Izmail
1838Kins/or Pinkhusovich(?) master & Tsibulskiy daughter of a farmer
1838Tsivelman, master Unknown/Sura [daughter of?] Aron
1838Epshtein & Shteinbar
1838Shekht & Bron
1838Stal from Berislav & Fridman
1838Zeiliger & Gimelfarb from Izmail
1838Dashevskiy & Finarev
1838Shterenshos & Dorfman
1838Gokhber & Mirgorodtskiy/[Mirgorodskiy]
1838Zanis & Giber
1838Khartonov & Lishniavskiy
1838Kandyba/Kandiba, master & Unknown/Rivka daughter of Aron, farmer from Bobroy Kut
1838Lotsker & Gokhman from Odessa
1838Finarov & Kramfeld
1838Satlender from Fidosiskiy/[Feodosia] & Poliakov
1838Potak & Troschinskiy
1838Brodtskiy/[Brodskiy/Brotskiy] merchant's son from Odessa & Gertsman, merchant's daughter
1838Bardak, newcomer & Gotlib
1838Bontselman & Liakhovskiy from Berdichev
1838Bader, master & Koman, newcomer
1838Freilekher from Senno, Mogilev gov. & Dzubinskiy
1838Yankelevich & Zaslavskiy
1838Perelmuter & Rozin
1838Berkov from Bereslav & Shalit from Odessa
1838Tapoz & Naer/Nagr(?)
1838Bron & Grosman
1838Tsirlin from Shklov & Raikhelzon from Rechitsa, Minsk gov.
1838Bilinkes & Gusev
1838Konarik & Stam/Stall(?) from Yassy(?) [foreign citizen]
1838Naer & Unknown/Mosh from Izmailov #43
1838Grinbar & Shnaider
1838Levi, merchant's son from Bereslav & Zaitsov/[Zaitsev]
1838Apteker, newcomer & Freigun
1838Gekht & Finkelshtein
1838Zeidenfeld from Belaya Tserkov & Shteinshneider
1838Goldgefter from Izmail & Unknown/widow from Ochakov, Sura Biniaminova
1838Khartonov & Bosis
1838Sapozhnik, master & Unknown/Genia widow (of? Meer)
1838Drobinskiy & Derfelev
1838Glikin from Shklov & Tseitlin from Chausy, Mogilev gov.
1838Fortus & Kapusta
1838Bleiz from Oleshkov & Tsigel[ev]
1838Fayung & Berman from Izmail
1838Iolchevskiy & Koman
1838Veinshtein & Kop
1838Vaks & Kogan from Izmail
1839Reiter & Zeltser
1839Unknown/Abram Osipov & Unknown (no record)* The rest of the records for this year only exist in Hebrew.
1844Valik(?) & Korenman
1844Dashevskiy & Pelner
1844Raizman & Grinber
1844Dudenko, worker & Kaminskiy, daughter of a farmer from Bobrovy Kut
1844Vortsel from Volynia gov. & Ravin[ov]
1844Zilbershtein from Perekop & Kleinman
1844Goldenber & Patak (newcomer)
1844Rozenfeld from Izmail & Yudashkin
1844Klezmer & Golber from Bereslav
1844Kholotov, farmer from colony Seida/Elda(?) & Kovshov
1844Frangun & Biliynkis/[Belinkis]
1844Plitman from Starokonstantinov & Fish[ev] from Berdichev
1844Popera & Broun
1844Kreps & Pipus
1844Bilinkis/[Belinkis] & Kogan from Orsha, Mogilev gov.
1844Shishkin & Fangong/Fanyung(?)
1844Nezhenskiy, merchant from Kremenchug & Kop[ov] daughter of merchant from Elizavetgrad
1844Klestorni from Romny & Gamershtein
1844Sakharov from Chegirin, Kiev gov. & Lebedinskiy from Izmail
1844Dubner & Shukhmakher
1844Dikin & Unknown/Gershov(?) from Oleshkov #21
1844Grinber from Vinnitsa, Podolia gov. & Kreizer
1844Krugliak from Konotop, Chernigov gov. & Shekhter
1844Bosis & Nemerovskiy/[Nemirovskiy] from Elizavetgrad
1844Finkelshtein, farmer from colony Ingulets & Unknown/Berkov from Izmail
1844Zanis & Faerman
1844Basist, soldier & Unknown/Shmulevich (Khanka Shmulevich)
1844Zeltser, merchant's son from Bereslav & Unknown/Berkov, merchant's daughter from Bereslav
1844Golitskiy from Chegirin, Kiev gov. & Kofeman from Gaysin, Podolia gov.
1844Bilinkis & Grinshpun
1844Bantula from Balta, Podolia gov. & Gorin
1844Madeevskiy, merchant from Bereslav & Khazanov
1844Shvartsbarg & Piler from Odessa
1844Rubenshtein from Izmail & Stal from Bereslav
1844Nezhenskiy/[Nezhinskiy] from Kremenchug & Gorodetskiy, merchant's daughter from Bereslav
1844Vendeland & Vilvovskiy
1844Smirnov from Bakhmut & Raikhelson from Rechitsa, Minsk gov.
1844Ovrutskiy from Zenkov, Poltava gov. & Perlis
1844Leshch/Lesch, soldier & Gelman
1844Borokhovich & Grinbarg
1844Greznitskiy, master & Truts[ev]

Kherson residents in 1851

Kherson Census Name list 1851

This census from city of Kherson, Kherson district was compiled on November 1, 1851.

This information comes from three lists included below. It was signed: 3rd guild merchant Volko Faivysh(?), bourgeois Abram Yavnis.

The numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.


List 1
Family NameNotes
Aibindara.k.a. Zhitomirskiy
Alten
Azinsher
Babchikhisone in the army
Babskiyone son converted in 1848
Berinshteintwo absent
Bilfeldone absent since 1847
Bilinkis (?)one son in the army
Bindirenkofather a.k.a. Golberd
Brondfenbrenerone son absent
Buguslavskiy/[Boguslavskiy]
Bykhovfather a.k.a. Kono..giser. One son moved to Tauria governorate in 1845.
Chlenrelated: Brodskiy
Dimberfemales only
Dorfman (2)one son missed previously
Dreizer
Faermannewly-added in 1838
Farber
Feldman (3)one father was a merchant who became bourgeois
Foniorevone son in the army
Frenkelmost males in unknkown absence
Goldgefter
Golfeld/Go[..]feld
Golshtein
Gorinshtein (?)
Grinberg
Gurovichwritten as "son Levin gurovich"
Itskovich (2)one absent
Kanarsh
Kanevskiy(?)/K[..]vskiy
Kaplunrelated: Akershtein (added in 1848)
Kapusta
Kashepova (?)
Kharetonov
Klezmer
Kniazhevich
Kofman
Koga..s
Kogan (3)one in the army. One father added in 1849. Related: Kelul (?) (one in the army)
Konstantinovskiyone son in the army
Kop
Kopel
Kozela.k.a. Kozlov
Krekh
Krivoy
Kurtsis
Lam
Lar (?)
Lishnevskiy
Litvinovnewly-recorded in 1845
Mendelevich
Mukomelfamily became merchants in 1851
Naifeld
Neiman
Orlov
Peinerone son in the army
Perelmuter
Perelstruga.k.a. Palstrov(?)
Podolskiy
Polanskiy
Polyak (2)
Potak
Prut
Rabiner (2)one father a.k.a. Kleizmer. One son absent.
Rabinovich
Raputov
Reiter
Roisin/Roizinone son absent
Sabil
Sambernewly-added in 1846
Shambrat
Shpira
Shraibar
Shterin
Shtuin/Sht[a?]in
Shulimova.k.a. Kop
Shulmeister
Skopisone son in the army
Sobol (?)
Sulnik/Erlnik (?)
Tatelman/Titelman
Topilbr[o]d
Tovbein
Tsiger
Tsipisa.k.a. Gales
Vaisbein (2)one son in the army
Vaks (2)one brother disabled
Valikthis family became merchants in 1851
Vulf
Yavnik
Zeliger
Zilberbargone son became a student

List 2 - November 1, 1850(?)
Family Name
Gaber - one brother absent
Gersh - newly-added previously
Glikman (2)
Dubner
Finkilshtein
Itskovich
Kovsh
Moshkov
Mukomel
Mutselmakher - related to Babetskiy
Piller
Shterin
Stam

List 3 - November 1, 1851 (61 males, 52 females, 20 households).
Family Name
Bondarovskiy
Buntselman
Dubner - one son in the army
Faikel
Finkelshtein
Glikman
Lishnovskiy
Zanis - one son in the army
Zilbershmid

Kherson Karaim families in June 1858

Kherson Census Name list 1858

This census from city of Kherson, Kherson district was compiled on June 2, 1858.

This portion includes Karaim families.

The numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.


Family Name
Aga/Aza - father a.k.a. Shamoilov
Maigub(?) - two of his sons became merchants in Sevastopol
Isak-Oglu
Kalfa/Kalora (2)
Khodiash
Solomonov
Totesh

Kherson merchants in June 1858

Kherson Census Name list 1858

This census from city of Kherson, Kherson district was compiled on June 2, 1858.

This portion includes merchant families.

The numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.


Family NameNotes
Akanazi-Rosenman
Arshavskiy
Auslender
Bashiov(?)
Begun
Bershtein
Bilik
Bilinskis
Bomza
Bulashov
Buntselman
Chudnovskiy
Denilkov (?)
Dorfman
Dukat
Faerman
Faizong/Fanzon(2)
Fan-yung/[Fan/Yoong]
Farberg
Fedormeer
Feker
Feldman
Feldshtein (2)
Feldzer (2)became merchant in Kerch
Fildman/Fildshein (?)
Finkelshtein
Flam (?)
Folar[ev]
Galper
Gekht
Geltsinskiy
Gertsman
Gimelfarb
Goldzefter/Goldzeoter (?)
Gorinshtein
Grimberg (3)one perosn became merchant and moved to Kerch
Itskovich
Kamenetskiy
Kanevskiy
Kapusta
Kashel
Khalanoy/Khalanay
Kleiman
Klezmer
Kogan
Kogan
Komarovskiy
Kop
Kopel
Korenman
Krepsone son moved to Kerch as merchant
Krimnevskiy
Kurtsnos
Lempert
Leshnevskiy
Meerovich
Mukamel
Podgaits
Rosental (2)
Rosin
Rovinskiy
Shekhter (2)family became merchants in Odessa
Shnaider[ov]
Shpolianskiy
Shraiber
Shreiberg
Shulmeister
Sobol
Solotaivey
Spivak
Tarle
Trakhtenberg
Umanskiy
Vaikilshtein
Vainshtein
Vaisiberg
Vaizbein/Vaitsbein
Valik
Varshavskiy
Violin/Velin (2)one family became merchants in Kerch
Volynskoy
Yavnik
Zelenskiy
Zelinger
Zilberberg
Zilbergfather a.k.a. Shor
Zilbershmid
Zolas

Kherson bourgeois in September 1858

Kherson Census Name list 1858

This census from city of Kherson, Kherson district was compiled on September 28, 1858.

There were 214 males and 191 females recorded as living within bourgeois households.

The numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.


Family NameNotes
Abovskiy
Aibindera.k.a. Zhitomirskiy
Alper
Babskiy
Barsht
Buntselman
Dorfman (3)one brother with family became merchants
Dubner
Fainshtein
Feldman
Furman one brother with son absent
Gersh
Gimelfarb
Gipshtein
Glazov
Glikman
Goitsvakhfemales only
Goldvaser
Gorin
Grimbarg
Grinshteinfather was added in 1853
Kachka
Kamenov
Kamenskiynewly added in 1855
Kanaris
Kanevskiy
Kantoritsnewly-added in 1851
Kantorovich/Kontorovich
Kharitonov
Kogan (2)one newly-recorded in 1857
Konstantinovskiy
Kop (2)one son in the army
Kramer
Kupilmandied in Perekop.
Kvartirmeisterone brother joined army
Lam
Lekherone brother absent
Lisovayafemales only
Lotershteinnewly-recorded in 1852
Muzik
Muzykant
Mutselmakher
Nudler
Orlov
Piller
Podgaetsrelated: half-brother Aizikov, with family. (became merchants).
Polinskiyone son absent
Polyakfemales only
Posternak
Potak
Rabinovich (2)
Rosentsvakh
Rozinskiy
Saferman
Shambrod
Shekhternewly added in 1853
Shpaernewly-recorded in 1851
Shulimovfather a.k.a. Kop. One son in the army.
Smoilaone son was captured by Frenh in town Kerch.
Tabakadded to community in 1851
Ternavskiy/Ternovskiy
Tsiperovich
Vainshtein
Vainshteinfamily became merchants in Perekop(?).
Verkhovskiyone brother fled in 1854
Vilig/Vilesg (?)father and one son became merchants in Odessa.
Vinokurovnewly-added in 1858
Volkovirnewly-recorded in 1858
Zaitsovpreviously was merchant and since 1857 returned to bourgeois.
Zanelstwo nephews were captured by French in town Kerch and not returned.
Zeltser

Kherson district


PlaceRecordYears
Kherson Census 1824-25: 25 Austrian families who moved to Kherson
1851, November 1 residents
1858: merchants, bourgeois
karaims, cantonists
Kherson Vital Records Marriages: 1836-1839, 1844
Bobrovy Kut Census 1816: government-dependent farmers, free farmers
Izrailevka Census January 1816
Misc Migrations Farmers from Uman district moving to Kherson governorate in 1808 from:
Uman kagal, Torgovitsa kagal, Talnoe kagal, Buki kagal, Sokolovka kagal

From Austrian citizens to Nikolaev's new residents in 1824

Nikolaev Name Index Census 1833

These families moved to Nikolaev Kanev district moved to Vasilkov, Vasilkov district prior to census of 1833.

These twenty five families of Austrian citizens moved to the city of Nikolaev.

Numbers indicate how many households shared the same family name.


Recorded by order of Kheson financial committee 1825, December 17 (#10131 or maybe 10731)
Gerkhovich
Itskovich (2)
Rubin
Stal' (2)
Tsitron
Vinshtein/Vynshtein
Zilberg
Recorded in census on January 31, 1824
Akershtein
Berkovich
Feigerman
Filkenshtein/Fankelshtein (2)
Gaubnikh
Golberg
Golesh
Guberman
Plesh
Pulverman
Sak
Semmel'
Shekhter
Shmal
Tsupni[p/k]