Genealogy in the 21st Century.
This is the list of individual merchant families from Krolevets, Krolevets district as compiled in 1857-1858.
| Census Date | Family Name | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| December 12, 1857 | Vydtsetskiy/Vidtsetskiy | |
| December 23, 1857 | Shubov | |
| April 8, 1858 | Regirer/Rairer(?) | |
| April 18, 1858 | Konovalov | one in the army |
| April 17, 1858 | Sorkin | |
| May 20, 1858 | Mirin | |
| May 26, 1858 | Gruk | family came from Noograd-Severkiy bourgeois in 1855, one in the army. (page crossed out). |
These is the list of families from Krolevets, Krolevets district as compiled on May 28, 1858.
There were 54 households with 352 males and 375 females. It was signed by Izrail Nakhimov Medvedov, Ovsey Eselev Vernyi, tax collector Izrail Gankil, currently as a rabbi Yuda Leibov Nemtsov.
Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| Amkhelson | added on May 15, 1858 | |
| Avrumev/Avrunev | #19 | |
| Borukhov | father absent since 1855. | |
| Braginskiy | family split into separate households in 1865. | |
| Burmistrovich | ||
| Danilevich | family split into separate households in 1870. | |
| Davidov | ||
| Dimer | newyl added family. | |
| Dobruiskin | one in the army | |
| Foinitskiy | ||
| Frenkel | ||
| Gankin | family split into separate households in 1865. | |
| Golubkov | One in the army. Family split into separate households in 1865. | |
| Gomelskiy | ||
| Kamenetskiy | ||
| Karliya (2) | one father exiled to Siberia in 1852 | |
| Khotimskiy | One in the army. Family split into separate households in 1870. One in the army. | |
| Kisilevskiy | ||
| Klevenskiy (3) | one family moved to Kherson as bourgeois in 1854. | |
| Konovalov | became merchant in Krolevets in 1857 with family. | |
| Kositskiy(?) | #9 | |
| Krasilshchik | two in the army. | |
| Krichevskiy | family divided into separate households in 1870. | |
| Levitskiy (2) | ||
| Lifsits/[Lifshits] | added in 1857. Another record says he came in 1858 | 1860, temporary exempt from taxes. |
| Likhtenshtein | ||
| Madorskiy | ||
| Medvedov/Medvedev (4) | ||
| Mirin | family became merchants in Krolevets in 1857. | |
| Mogilenskiy | one absent | |
| Nemtsov | one in the army. Family split into separate households in 1864. | |
| Novikov | added on October 1, 1854. | |
| Orshanskiy/Arshanskiy | ||
| Pertsov | one in the army. Family split into separate households in 1865. | |
| Rapoport | uncle became merchant and moved to Konotop with family in 1858. | |
| Rozenburkh/[Rosenburg] | one in the army, one absent | |
| Shalitov/Shamipov(?) | #34 came on May 15. | |
| Shapira | four in the army, one exiled to Siberia, one converted. | |
| Shubov | ||
| Sinaiskiy | ||
| Sirotovskiy | family added on May 26, 1858. | |
| Staroselskiy | one absent | |
| Tilman | ||
| Tsarkovskiy/Tserikovskiy (2) | ||
| Vernyi | one in the army. Family split into separate households in 1865. | |
| Zolotarev | one in the army, one converted. |
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 Name | Notes | |
|---|---|---|
| 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 Novgorod | Severskiy 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 |
This is an index of families and individuals from Krolevets, Krolevets district, recorded in various additional census records 1816-1818.
Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name | Census Date |
|---|---|
| Avruniov | June 10, 1818 |
| Braginskiy | June 10, 1818 |
| Braginskiy (2) | May 27, 1818 |
| Burmistrovich | May 27, 1818 |
| Druetskiy | May 27, 1818 |
| Foinitskiy | June 10, 1818 |
| Golubkov (2) | May 27, 1818 |
| Khotimskiy | June 10, 1818 |
| Kiselevskiy/Kiseliovskiy | May 27, 1818 |
| Klevianskiy/Klevenskiy | December 20, 1816 |
| Klivenskiy | June 10, 1818 |
| Konoval | June 10, 1818 |
| Koshitskoy | June 10, 1818 |
| Kozakevich | June 23, 1818 |
| Krasilshchik | June 10, 1818 |
| Krasnopolskiy | May 27, 1818 |
| Levitskiy | December 15, 1816 |
| Levitskiy (2) | May 27, 1818 |
| Likhtinshtein | May 27, 1818 |
| Madorskiy | June 10, 1818 |
| Medvedev | May 27, 1818 |
| Mogilenskiy | June 10, 1818 |
| Nemtsov | May 27, 1818 |
| Orshanskiy | May 27, 1818 |
| Pertsov | June 23, 1818 |
| Rapoport | May 27, 1818 |
| Robanovich | May 27, 1818 |
| Rozinburkh | June 10, 1818 |
| Shapira | May 27, 1818 |
| Shapira (2) | May 27, 1818 |
| Sinaiskiy | June 10, 1818 |
| Staroselskiy | June 10, 1818 |
| Staroselskiy (3) | May 27, 1818 |
| Tserkovskiy | May 27, 1818 |
| Verniy | May 27, 1818 |
| Zolotarev | June 23, 1818 |
| Zolotarev | May 27, 1818 |
These is the list of families from Krolevets, Krolevets district as compiled on July 31, 1816
Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name |
|---|
| Averburkh/[Averbukh] |
| Avrungov/Avrumiov(?) #22 |
| Borokhov - four absent |
| Bosivskiy |
| Braginskiy - one son fled in 1812 |
| Burmistrovich |
| Daneleikovich |
| Dobrushkin (2) |
| Dvorkin |
| Foinitskiy |
| Frenkel |
| Gankin (2) - one absent |
| Golitskiy - family fled in 1814 |
| Golubkov-Portnoy |
| Gomelskiy |
| Ilchitskiy |
| Karmiya (3) |
| Kazakevich |
| Khotimskiy |
| Kiselevskiy/Kiseliovskiy |
| Klivenskiy (3) |
| Konoval |
| Koshitskoy (2) |
| Krasilshchik (2) |
| Krasnopolskiy |
| Krichevskiy |
| Levitskiy/Livitskiy (2) |
| Likhtinshtein/[Likhtenshtein] (2) |
| Madorskiy |
| Medvedev (4) |
| Milkovich |
| Mirin |
| Mogilenskiy |
| Nemtsov |
| Novikov |
| Orshanskiy |
| Pertsov |
| Rapoport |
| Robanovich/[Rabinovich] |
| Rozinburkh |
| Sapozhnik |
| Shapira |
| Shifrin |
| Simiatskiy/Simetskiy - fled in 1812 |
| Sinaiskiy |
| Skotarevskiy (a.k.a. Ispolskiy) |
| Staroselskiy (2) - one fled in 1814 |
| Tsarkovskiy (2) |
| Verniy |
| Zolotorov |
These is the list of families from Krolevets, Krolevets district as compiled in year 1811
This information only include male family members.
Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.
| Family Name |
|---|
| Rozinburkh - mostly fled in 1808, one became bourgeois here in 1810 |
| Family Name |
|---|
| Avrumiov |
| Borokhov |
| Bosivskiy |
| Braginskiy |
| Burmistrovich |
| Danileikovich |
| Dobrushkin |
| Foinitskiy |
| Gankin |
| Golitskiy |
| Golubkov |
| Gomelskiy |
| Gusinskiy |
| Ilchitskiy |
| Karliya |
| Karmiya (#18) |
| Khotimskiy |
| Klevenskiy |
| Konoval |
| Koshitskoy (2) |
| Krasilshchik |
| Krasnopolskiy |
| Krichevskiy |
| Levitskiy/Livitskiy (2) |
| Madorskiy |
| Medvedev (2) |
| Mirin |
| Mogilenskiy |
| Nemtsov |
| Orshanskiy |
| Rapoport |
| Rozinburkh - came from merchants |
| Sapozhnik |
| Shapira |
| Simiatskiy/Simetskiy |
| Sinaiskiy |
| Staroselskiy (2) |
| Tislinitskiy - one fled in 1806 |
| Tsarkovskiy |