| Family Name |
|---|
| Aberman |
| Aisinberg - related: Gonik |
| Aiziks/Aizyks |
| Ambas |
| Annopoler |
| Anopoler (2) - one son fled in 1828, one grandson in the army since 1833 |
| Anopolskiy/Annopolskiy |
| Arendar |
| Aronshtein |
| Arshin |
| Ashman |
| Averbukh - became merchants |
| Azarva (6) - one in the army since 1828 |
| Baichman (2) |
| Bakaliar - in unknown absense since 1817 |
| Balabus (2) |
| Balai/Balay |
| Balai/Galai (?) |
| Balbir/[Bal'bir] - related: Shnaper (fled in 1819) |
| Balder |
| Baliar |
| Balko |
| Barad (2) - one fled in 1830 |
| Baradman |
| Barakhman (2) - son fled in 1830 |
| Baranek |
| Baranover |
| Barash - related: Vainshelbeim |
| Barbash - one son in the army since 1831 |
| Barmak (3) - one son fled in 1831. Related: Barmash |
| Barshak (3) - one family became merchants in 1825. Related: Vaserman |
| Bas (2) - one absent since 1817 |
| Basista |
| Basok |
| Beich |
| Beigelman |
| Beilman (2) - related: Nimyi |
| Beker |
| Bekesha |
| Bekher |
| Belman |
| Benkel |
| Berakhman/Berekhman (3) - one son absent |
| Berengolts - one son fled in 1831 |
| Berenshtein (3) |
| Berezdiver - fled in 1817. Related: Lezhen/[Lezhen'] |
| Berezina |
| Bergerman - one son absent |
| Berman - one son in the army since 1831. Related: Shvartser |
| Berzov |
| Bezdim - one son in the army since 1831 |
| Bezshliakh |
| Bialyi |
| Bider |
| Bledyi/Bliadyi (2) |
| Bliakhar/Bliakher (2) |
| Bliman (2) |
| Blinder (2) |
| Bluder/Bliluder |
| Blum |
| Bogomilnayi/[Bogomolnyi] (2)- fled in 1832 |
| Boika |
| Borushka - one son in the army since 1828 |
| Brakhman (2) |
| Brandelzon - fled in 1820 |
| Brindzia - son in the army |
| Britva - one son in the army since 1827 |
| Broder (2) |
| Brodia/Brodiya |
| Bronshtein - one son with family became merchants |
| Bronz |
| Brudnyi |
| Brusok |
| Bubes |
| Bulba/[Bul'ba] - one son in the army since 1828 |
| Bulka |
| Bunka/[Bun'ka] - one son in the army since 1828 |
| Burak |
| Burt |
| Chernomorskiy |
| Cherpak - one son in the army since 1831 |
| Chornomorets |
| Chornyi |
| Chulok - fled in 1832 |
| Churovka |
| Daen |
| Daich |
| Dermaner |
| Desiatnik |
| Dibner |
| Didovicher (2) - one fled in 1819 |
| Distisplina |
| Dobrishman |
| Dobrovitser |
| Driker - related: Berenzon |
| Drilia |
| Dudka - related: Zait |
| Dura |
| Duvidzon (2) - one son in the army since 1830 |
| Dveres (2) |
| Dvoniak |
| Dzusovich - father a.k.a. Buf |
| Edvab/Yedvab - one son in the army since 1829 |
| Eff - one brother absent since 1817 |
| Efter - page 726 |
| Epelman (2) - related: Flomen (fled in 1817) |
| Esman |
| Esterman |
| Faiaksman/Fayaksman |
| Fefer |
| Feldman |
| Figelman |
| Fiks |
| Finarit |
| Finkel (3) |
| Finkelshtein |
| Firfer - one son in the army since 1830 |
| Fisher - related: Kashtan |
| Fishman |
| Fostek |
| Fraiman (2) |
| Fraintsia/Frantsya - one son in the army since 1828 |
| Freidman |
| Freser |
| Fudim - a.k.a. Solop |
| Fuks |
| Fundia - related: Odeser |
| Funt |
| Furer - one son in the army |
| Furfur - one son in the army since 1828 |
| Furgal |
| Furshpan (2) |
| Galgan |
| Galion |
| Garnets |
| Gaska |
| Gefterman |
| Gekdesh - related: Teiber |
| Geler (2) |
| Geles |
| Gelman |
| Genchkemakher - one son absent since 1822 |
| Ger |
| Gershberg - related: Zalka/[Zal'ka] |
| Gershengorn - father fled, one son in the army sicne 1828 |
| Gershfel (2) |
| Gershgoren - one brother fled, one in the army |
| Gertsfeld - became merchants |
| Gets - absent since 1817 |
| Gil (a.k.a. Freides) |
| Gilburd |
| Giler |
| Gilman (3) - one fled in 1818 |
| Gilshliak |
| Gimberg - related: Zaiko |
| Giser |
| Gisiuk |
| Glans |
| Gliner (2) - related: Kurilap (father fled in 1830) |
| Glizer (2) |
| Gluzman |
| Gofman |
| Goisenberg (2) |
| Gokhban (3) - one son in the army since 1833 |
| Gokhman |
| Goldman (2) |
| Goldshmid (2) - one son in the army since 1830 |
| Goler - fled in 1824 |
| Golob (3) - one fled in 1826 |
| Golovatyi |
| Golyi |
| Gonik |
| Gontar - father fled in 1828 |
| Goralnik |
| Gorenshtein |
| Grabar - father fled in 1817 |
| Grabina |
| Grechanik |
| Grib - related: Pianer/[Pyaner] |
| Grimberg (2) - one son became a medical person in Zaslav, one absent |
| Grosman |
| Guberman |
| Gukailo |
| Gulka/[Gul'ka] |
| Gurvits (2) |
| Gusit - one son fled in 1831 |
| Guska |
| Gustusa/Gustusi - one son in the army since 1831 |
| Gutman (2) |
| Guzka - son in the army since 1827 |
| Gvozdover |
| Ikhelzon - related: Kriger |
| Ilburt |
| Kachai |
| Kacher |
| Kadish/Kadysh |
| Kaftan |
| Kagan (3) |
| Kalika - absent since 1817 |
| Kaminker |
| Kanka |
| Kapelushnik |
| Kaplia |
| Karas (2) - related: Lebovnik |
| Karitmaliar |
| Karmazin - one son in the army since 1833 |
| Karshin |
| Kartoflia |
| Kasha - absent since 1817 |
| Kashket - in 1816 mistakenly shown in Rukavichnik family. |
| Kasianka - one fled in 1820 |
| Kats |
| Katsap |
| Kavalek |
| Khaet |
| Khaiman (2) |
| Khalfon - father and son in unknown absense since 1818 |
| Khapun |
| Kharats |
| Kharbash |
| Kharshan |
| Khavakh - related: Shvartser |
| Khayamenes/Khaya-Menes (2) |
| Khazon |
| Kher - fled in 1832 |
| Khmara (5) - one fled |
| Khodirker - one son fled in 1831 |
| Khromoy |
| Kirchiker |
| Kishka |
| Kitai |
| Kleifeld (2) |
| Kleiner |
| Kligman |
| Kniaz |
| Kniazher |
| Knizhkovyi |
| Knut - related: Liyka (neighbor) |
| Kobylianskiy - one son became merchant |
| Kobyliar - one son in the army since 1831 |
| Kofman |
| Kogan - in unknown absense |
| Kokot |
| Kolka |
| Kolker (2) |
| Kolodezh |
| Konopianyi - absent since 1817 |
| Kopeikes - fled in 1824 |
| Kopial |
| Kopitover/Kopytover - family absent since 1832 |
| Kora |
| Korenblit |
| Korit |
| Kostrov |
| Kotel - one son in the army since 1828 |
| Kotka - absent since 1827 |
| Kozak (2) - one brother fled in 1827. Related: Barad |
| Krasotskiy |
| Kreis |
| Kremen |
| Kremenshtein (2) |
| Kreplik (2) - fled in 1830 |
| Kreslia/Kreslya (2) |
| Krik |
| Krimer (3) |
| Krishtal - one son in the army |
| Krivoruk |
| Krivoshiy |
| Krokhmal |
| Kruk - family in unknown absense since 1817 |
| Krupnik - father absent since 1817 |
| Krutypeisakh |
| Kubernik - one son in the army since 1828 |
| Kubylier |
| Kucher |
| Kudak |
| Kulish |
| Kun |
| Kundel - absent |
| Kunitsa |
| Kupervas - father fled in 1830 |
| Kur |
| Kurchitser |
| Kutsyi |
| Kvas - in unknown absense since 1817 |
| Kvurt |
| Ladnyi - fled in 1821 |
| Lakhter |
| Lamdan |
| Landa |
| Landsberg |
| Lapsardak |
| Lazebnik |
| Leibenzon |
| Leibzon |
| Leven |
| Lezhebrukh |
| Liberman (2) - related: Mikhelzon |
| Liderman |
| Likholat |
| Likhtser/[Likht-tsier] - related: Fliaka |
| Lileiko |
| Linik (2) |
| Lipengolts |
| Lirner |
| Lis |
| Lisitsa |
| Lita |
| Lobor |
| Lubarskiy |
| Lubatyi |
| Luchina |
| Lutrovnik |
| Maget |
| Makhorever |
| Malesman |
| Maliar (2) |
| Malyshko - father a.k.a. Sosna |
| Mamzel - one son in the army since 1827 |
| Maneles |
| Marder (2) - one father a.k.a. Novak |
| Markiza |
| Marmurek |
| Maznitsa - son in the army since 1831 |
| Mazur |
| Mazus - family fled in 1825 |
| Medovyi |
| Meerkov |
| Meerzon (2) |
| Meil |
| Melamed (2) |
| Melo - father a.k.a. Kerchiker |
| Meshengiser |
| Mikhelzon |
| Milorud |
| Milrud (3) |
| Milshtein |
| Mindes |
| Mirochnik (2) |
| Mishok |
| Mitska |
| Mizhiricher - family fled in 1822 |
| Moloko - two sons in the army since 1828 |
| Molotok |
| Motovilo |
| Muchnik |
| Mukovoz (2) - also written as Mokuvoz (one father a.k.a. Buf) |
| Muzhilovicher - one son exiled in 1833 |
| Naftulzon |
| Naiman - related: Shainovyi |
| Naishtut |
| Nalivaiko |
| Nekhbas |
| Nianka/[Nyan'ka] |
| Nirenberg - in unknown absense since 1817 |
| Nisman - related: Derazhner (one in the army since 1831) |
| Nisongolts/Nison-golts (2) |
| Nitkoplut |
| Noestner |
| Novak |
| Nudel |
| Nudelman |
| Nutman |
| Obrizka - absent since 1818 |
| Obruch |
| Obtsingel - fled in 1830 |
| Ocheret - one son in the army |
| Odnoglazyi |
| Okoshko |
| Olichevskiy/Olychevskiy |
| Opukhlyi - related: Kiy |
| Ostrer (2) |
| Otruby |
| Palant |
| Panskiy/[Pan'skiy] |
| Pargamenik |
| Pasternak |
| Patynok - family in unknown absense since 1817 |
| Pekel |
| Perchik |
| Perelman |
| Perelshtein - related: Lubliner |
| Peretsman |
| Persenen - fled in 1820 |
| Petelka/[Petel'ka] |
| Pianitsa |
| Piatka |
| Pichfur |
| Pigovat |
| Pinfchik |
| Piriatyi - one son in the army since 1829 |
| Pirka |
| Pishchever - one son in the army since 1827 |
| Piskel |
| Piven - one son in the army since 1831 |
| Plaks |
| Plaskonos |
| Platkemakher - family fled in 1817-1820 |
| Platok |
| Pobityi |
| Polishuk |
| Popel - one son in the army since 1827 |
| Porupor |
| Posyk |
| Potashman - son in the army |
| Povozka |
| Prasa |
| Pravilo |
| Pravotiner |
| Pres |
| Priborailo - one son in the army since 1831. Related: Aronzon (left to Zhitomir), Rones. |
| Prichepa |
| Prikazanie |
| Proskurina |
| Prosov |
| Protiagailo |
| Pus/[Pus'] |
| Rabinov (2) |
| Rabinovich (2) |
| Rabotnik - son in the army since 1828 |
| Rakhman - one fled in 1817 |
| Rebe |
| Reife |
| Reiselman |
| Reisenberg |
| Reiser - related: Shuliak (fled in 1832) |
| Reisman/Reizman (2) |
| Remen/[Remen'] |
| Riabyi |
| Ribak - grandson in the army since 1829 |
| Richker |
| Risman - son in the army since 1830 |
| Rizchak |
| Rizhyi (3) |
| Roisenberg |
| Roisenblit (2) |
| Roisenfeld - became merchants, three absent |
| Rovner |
| Roznoshchik - one son in the army since 1833 |
| Rukavichnik - one son in the army since 1827 |
| Ruman - related: Kurchitser (moved to Novograd-Volynskiy in 1830) |
| Ryses/Rises |
| Sakin (2) |
| Saliterman |
| Santer - one son absent |
| Sarver |
| Selishcher |
| Shadkhan |
| Shafer - fled in 1826 |
| Shaiman |
| Shames - absent since 1833. Related: orphan Shvaits (absent since 1816) |
| Shandel - absent since 1817 |
| Shapira (2) - father fled in 1831 |
| Shapszon |
| Shats |
| Shatsman - related: Berezhnitser |
| Shcherbatyi - related: Nerzhanov |
| Shchetina - father fled in 1830 |
| Shchigol - absent since 1817 |
| Shef |
| Sheimer |
| Shekhter (2) |
| Shichkar - fled in 1819 |
| Shidliver (2) - one in unknown absense since 1817 |
| Shifras |
| Shilo |
| Shir |
| Shister (2) |
| Shives |
| Shkliar |
| Shkola |
| Shkrabachka |
| Shmois |
| Shnaider |
| Shnir |
| Shnitser - absent since 1817 |
| Shpakovatyi |
| Shpigel |
| Shpil |
| Shpilberg |
| Shpiliar |
| Shprekher |
| Shpringelikhes |
| Shraer |
| Shruba |
| Shtikel - related: Shvartser |
| Shtirenberg |
| Shtirn |
| Shtrakisal - related: Verovka |
| Shuliak |
| Shur - related: Mysh. One son in the army since 1828. |
| Shutyi - in unknown absense since 1817 |
| Shvaiger - came from Slavuta, Zaslavl district in 1829 |
| Shvartsman (2) |
| Shvartszorger |
| Sigal |
| Signet |
| Sirota - in the army since 1828 |
| Sitner (5) - one fled in 1821, another in 1829 |
| Sivoskiy |
| Skaletskiy (2) |
| Skalka - father exiled in 1832, one son in the army since 1831 |
| Skriptsa |
| Skvernyi |
| Slepoy - related: Rimar (one son in the army since 1830) |
| Smoliar - absent |
| Smyk |
| Solomianik |
| Solomianyi (2) |
| Sosna |
| Srals/[Sral's] - one son exiled for settlement in 1830, one in the army since 1828. Related: Sevkun |
| Starik |
| Stolik |
| Struna - related: Kalika |
| Sudilkover |
| Sukenik (2) |
| Suknia - one son in the army since 1828 |
| Sundilzon |
| Surman - one son in the army since 1830 |
| Sverdlik |
| Svinobicher - mistakenly listed as Pianer in 1816 census |
| Tabakerka |
| Taflia |
| Taibel |
| Taksa |
| Talma/[Tal'ma] |
| Tekhman |
| Teplish |
| Teplyk - absent since 1817 |
| Terkel |
| Teslia/Teslya |
| Tiplinker |
| Tkhorik (2) |
| Tokar (3) |
| Torkud |
| Tovba (4) |
| Tovbin (7) - one famlily became merchants |
| Treliuk |
| Triger |
| Trigubyi |
| Trink |
| Truba - family in unknown absense since 1817 |
| Trubnik - father fled in 1832, son in the army since 1831 |
| Tsigan |
| Tsimbal |
| Tsimes |
| Tsines |
| Tsipka |
| Tsipkas - one brother fled in 1830 |
| Tsmokun |
| Tsmolker |
| Tupailo |
| Uchenik |
| Ukher |
| Ulan - fled in 1823 |
| Unknown - Itsko (son of Yankel), 34 years old, wife Makhlia (29), sons Simkha (5) and Duvid (1), daughters Risia (10) and Sheindlia (8). |
| Urvi |
| Ushimirskiy |
| Uster (2) |
| Vain - related: Zindelzon |
| Vainbeim |
| Vainer - one son in the army |
| Vainshelbeim (2) |
| Vainshtok - became merchants |
| Vaisman - son absent since 1833 |
| Vaistruzh - fled in 1820 |
| Vaksen-gendler |
| Valdman |
| Valer-fur - in the army since 1829 |
| Valman (?) |
| Vapka |
| Varotat |
| Vat |
| Vedro |
| Veitsengoizen (2) |
| Vigraizer |
| Vilkovyi |
| Vinograd |
| Viros - absent since 1817 |
| Vitkever |
| Vizdover/Vyzdover |
| Vodovoz/Vodavoz |
| Voina |
| Voles (2) |
| Vornora - one son fled in 1831 |
| Vorotnik - son in the army since 1831 |
| Vydra/Vidra |
| Vykladnyi - one son in the army |
| Vystilka |
| Yadka |
| Yanover |
| Yarishalma |
| Yarmol - one son in the army since 1830 |
| Yasnobulka (2) |
| Yentes/Yantes |
| Zaid |
| Zaltsman (4) |
| Zamakh |
| Zeltser |
| Zetser (2) |
| Zherebets |
| Zherebnyi |
| Zhid |
| Zhila - family absent since 1817 |
| Zhivut |
| Zholobner |
| Zhvabyi |
| Zidler |
| Zigelman (3) |
| Zilberman(2) |
| Zinger (2) |
| Zlatman |
| Zlotnik |
| Znaida |
| Zusman (2) |
| Zutlik |