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Ovruch in Juine 1858 additional census

Ovruch Census Name list 1858

This additional census from Ovruch, Ovruch district took place on June 10 and 27, 1858.

It was signed by Yankel Mikhelevich Peisin(?), Abram-Yankel Mordukhovich Birger, Shmul Movshov Vaisband, Yankel Berovich Kaper, rabbi Mordukh Feldman.


June 10, 1858, bourgeois
Family NameNotes
Birmanrelated to Birenberg
Edelshtein
Feldmanrelated to Edelshtein
Greberman
Kreizmanfemales only
Naroditskiya.k.a. Kreizman
Vaisblat
Priymak
Stotland
June 27, 1858, bourgeois
Family NameNotes
Bokoliar
Eidelshtein
Lantsman
Likhtera.k.a. Feldman
Rozovskiyrelated to Edelshtein
Vaisblatrelated to Kaper
Vaksman
June 10, 1858 - artisans
Family NameNotes
Bezpalets
Mzhen
Tabakmakher
Zilberbrandrelated to Erushaim

Ovruch merchants in May 1858 census

Ovruch Census Name list 1858

This census from Ovruch, Ovruch district took place on May 25, 1858.

There were 77 males and 77 females living within 13 merchant households.

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


Family NameNotes
Bagraz
Dorfman
Feldblumcame from bourgeois
Fridmanone in the army
Gertsenshtein (3)one family came from bourgeois
Perelman (2)came from bourgeois
Reitblat
Rosenshtein (2)
Unknown
Vainbargcame from bourgeois
Zilberbrand

Ovruch bourgeois in May 1858 census

Ovruch Census Name list 1858

This census from Ovruch, Ovruch district took place on May 25, 1858.

There were 671 males and 796 females living within 360 bourgeois households.

It was signed by authors Abram Yannkelovich Mordukhovich Birger, Shmul Mevshovich Vainsbein, Yankel Mikhelevich Naisteter, Shimel Gersh Kaper and rabbi Mordukh Feldman.

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


Family NameNotes
Aizinberg (2)father absent, one in the army, one absent
Bagraz (3)three families became merchants
Berinbein (4)also written as Birinbein
Bezmanfamily became farmers
Birger (8)one in the army, one absent
Biribis
Birinberg (8)two absent, one in the army. Related: Feldman
Birmanrelated: Velednitskiy (became artisan)
Bokoliarone absent, two in the army. Related: Kiper
Bokuliarfather and son absent
Bragan
Braginskiy
Braverone in the army
Chernikhover
Dorfmantwo absent, one in the army, one family became farmers
Eidelshtein (20)seven sons absent, two in the army, related: Rudak (a.k.a. Eidelshtein)
Feldblum (3)two families became merchants
Feldman (20)one father absent, five sons in the army
Fishman (2)one father absent, one son absent
Forerabsent
Fraiman
Freidman (3)one corrected from Fridman
Freiman
Fridman (6)one family became merchants, two in the army, one absent. In one family father and son both absent.
Futerone became artisan
Gartsbein (4)
Gartsman (2)
Gelfand (3)
Gelfandbein (5)in 1858 one family moved to Troyanovo. One son absent.
Gen/[Gen'] (2)one son converted
Gendler (3)one father absent, one son in the army. Related: Gendelman
Gerinratone absent
Germantwo absent
Gershbein (3)one in the army
Gershnrat (2)family became merchants
Gertsenshtein (8)two families became merchants, in one family father and son absent
Giderman (2)one absent
Gimelman (3)
Ginzbarg (3)
Glozman
Goberman/Zoberman
Gozmanone in the army
Graber
Greberone absent
Grebermanfather and son absent. Related: Kaper (became artisan)
Grenetsone family absent since 1854
Grinbargone absent
Grinblat
Grinman (3)one in the army, one became artisan
Grinrat (2)
Grinshpan
Grozmanrelated: Braver (absent)
Gutman (8)one duplicate record (#197, 95)
Kalker
Kaper (2)a.k.a. Kelerman
Kaplanone absent, related: Geilinbarg
Kelermanfather and two sons absent. Related: Eidelshtein
Khabenskiyone absent
Khabnerrelated: Eidelshtein
Kiper
Kraizman (11)one in the army, one absent, related: Rosenbarg
Kraizrov (3)absent
Krein (2)
Kreinis
Kreinman (2)
Kreizmanfather absent
Kupermanfamily became merchants in Poltava governorate.
Two sons absent. Related: Feldman (absent)
Lantsmantwo absent
Leibmanone absent. Related: Kivman (two absent)
Lifshikfamily became merchants in Mozyr, Minsk governorate
Lifshits (2)
Likhter (2)one absent
Litvak
Magid (2)father absent. Related: Birger
Margulis (2)
Mzhen
Naiman (3)
Naimonone absent
Naivelt (3)one father a.k.a. Gartsbein. One absent.
Narinskiy (4)two duplicate records (#84, 111 and 203,232)
Naroditskiy (2)father a.k.a. Shuster. One absent.
Narynskiy
Ostrerone in the army, one absent
Ostrovskiy (2)one absent
Otkupchik (2)one in the army
Peitermanone absent
Perelman (6)all four families became merchants
Pivnikrelated: Morochnik (absent)
Pochtman
Pokolevskiy
Poliakone absent
Primakone absent
Roitblata.k.a. Dorfman. Two nephews converted.
Rosenman (10)one in the army
Rosenshtein (3)
Rosovskiy
Rozovskiy (2)one absent
Rudykh
Sheiner
Shekhtman (6)related: Beribis
Shnaider (2)duplicate records (#161, 222)
Shpektor (3)
Shraibmanone absent. Related: Vaisblat (absent)
Shukhman (2)one absent
Shulermanone in the army, one became artisan
Shulman
Skorodenskiy (3)one in the army. Related: Ketsler, Kaper
Spektor (2)father a.k.a. Peiterman
Stotland (5)one in the army, two absent
Tabakmakher (3)father and son both absent, one in the army
Tikhinskiyone in the army, one absent
Trakhtman (4)one in the army, duplicate record (164, 105)
Tupinskiy
Vainbarg (15)one family in unknown absence, three families became merchants, one absent.
Related: Gurman (one converted, one in the army, one absent)
Vainberg (6)related: Vainbarg
Vainblatone in the army, one absent
Vainderabsent
Vainsbandrelated: Kraizman
Vainshteinfather absent
Vaisband (9)two in the army, two absent, one family became farmers
Vaisblat (5)one absent
Vakser
Vaksler
Vaksmanone absent, one in the army
Valdman (4)two in the army, one absent. Related: Shpektor (absent)
Vander
Vaskerone in the army
Veksler (3)one in the army
Velednitskiy
Velpman
Vertmanrelated: Dorfman
Vortman (3)one family became farmers
Zilber
Zilberbrand (3)one absent, one in the army. Related: Futer
Zilist (4)
Zober

Ovruch artisans in May 1858 census

Ovruch Census Name list 1858

This census from Ovruch, Ovruch district took place on May 25, 1858.

There were 318 males and 449 females living within 140 artisan households.

It was signed by authors Abram Yannkelovich Mordukhovich Birger, Shmul Mevshovich Vainsbein, Yankel Mikhelevich Naisteter, Shimel Gersh Kaper and rabbi Mordukh Feldman.

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


Family NameNotes
Bezman (2)one absent
Birbinshteinone in the army
Birger (6)one son became bourgeois
Birinberg (4)one in the army
Birman (2)one father a.k.a. Velednitskiy
Blekherman
Bokolar
Braverone absent
Dobrovskiy
Dolinerrelated: Bezpalets (one absent)
Eidelshtein (2)three absent, two in the army
Fainer
Ferdman
Fishmanabsent. Related: Kekel
Fridmanone absent
Furman
Futer (3)one in the army. Related: Futerman
Futerman (2)
Gartsbein (6)one absent
Gelfand (2)father a.k.a. Shleifer (absent). Related: Giler, Shleifer (one in the army)
Gendelman (2)
Gendlerone brother with family became bourgeois
Gerinrat (?)
Gershbein (2)one brother with family became bourgeois
Glozmanrelated: Glezer (in the army)
Goberman (2)one in the army, one son converted
Grinbein
Grinman
Gutman
Ibermanone in the army. Related: Gartsbein
Kaper
Keifman
Keigein (2)related: Gershtein (one in the army)
Keigenone father and two sons are absent
Keselmanone absent
Khabenskiyone absent
Kotliar
Kovalskiy
Krukovich
Kukshuk/Kokshukfather absent, one in the army
Lazebnik
Lazman (2)one in the army
Lenderrelated: Otkupman (one in the army)
Libermanone in the army. Related: Zvager (absent), Bukhbinder
Miaken/Mekenfather absent
Mogilkiyfather absent
Morgulis
Mzhen (2)two absent, one in the army
Naisteter (3)
Naroditskiy (2)two in the army, one absent. Related: Mordor (one in the army)
Oleisker (2)one absent
Pakhar
Perelman
Peshchanitskiy (2)
Piver (2)
Primak (2)one absent
Sheikhetone absent. Related: Tsitrin
Shekhtman (5)one father a.k.a. Grinbein. One son in the army, one absent. Related: Futer
Shinderman (2)one absent
Shnaider (2)
Shnaiderman
Shpektor
Shpivelmanone absent
Shtivelman (2)
Shukhman (4)one absent
Shulerman
Shulman
Shusterone father absent. Related: Leilakh
Shusterman (2)
Slavinskiy (2)
Spivak
Stolerman
Stotland (6)two in the army. Related: Zoger
Teivbermanrelated: Vortman (became farmer)
Vainbarg (2)
Vainerone in the army
Vainerman
Vaisband (3)one family possibly also recorded as bourgeois. One father absent.
Vekelman
Veksler
Vertmanone in the army
Vogman
Yusimone in the army
Zilberbrand (2)one in the army, one absent
Zilbermanone in the army

Norinsk bourgeois in May 1858

Narinsk Census Name list 1858

This census from Narinsk, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.

There were 238 males and 25females living within 110 bourgeois households.

It was signed by elected officials, Froim Vigdorovich Lantsman, Aron Shmul Yankelevich Tuzman, rabbi Khaim Abramovich Gelman.

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


Family NameNotes
Aleksandrovskiyone absent
Bezman (2)
Blatmanone absent
Esmanone absent
Feldman (3)one absent, one in the army
Fifman/Fafman
Fishbein (4)three became artisans, three absent
Freidman
Geifman (2)
Geikhmanone in the army
Geldman
Gelman (3)two absent, one in the army
Gesman/Gelman
Gilman
Glozman (5)three absent
Godenbarg
Goldmanone in the army, one became artisan
Gozman
Grinshpon (12)five in the army, six absent
Gurman (5)three absent
Kaplanone absent
Karman
Katsman (2)father absent
Khosidman
Kirmanone absent
Kofman
Korolfather absent
Kreisermanone absent
Kselmanone absent
Lantsmanone absent, one became artisan
Leifman (4)five absent
Malman
Meiman (5)father absent, one in the army, two absent
Milman (3)two in the army, two absent, one became artisan, one son with his family became farmers
Orenman/Orinman (2)one became artisan
Poliakovskiyfour absent
Rosenmanone absent, one became artisan
Rosenshtein (9)two absent
Rozman (2)one in jail, two absent
Rutman (3)two absent, one in the army
Sapozhnikone absent
Shekhtmanone absent
Sherman (4)three absent, one fled
Shteinman (7)four in the army (one sentenced to army jail), seven absent
Shukhmanone became artisan, one in the army
Tuzmanone absent, one became artisan
Vainman/Veinman (6)
Vaismanone absent
Zingermanone in the army, one absent

Norinsk merchants in May 1858

Narinsk Census Name list 1858

This census from Narinsk, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.

There were 21 males and 12 females living within 1 merchant household.

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


Family NameNotes
Grinshpon

Norinsk artisans in May 1858

Narinsk Census Name list 1858

This census from Narinsk, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.

There were 75 males and 101 females living within 36 artisan households.

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


Family NameNotes
Bezmanone absent
Bikman (2)
Feldman
Fishbein (2)one brother converted
Geifmanone absent, one in the army
Geldmanone in the army
Goldenshtein
Goldman
Grinshman
Gurman
Keselman
Khaichenko
Lantsman
Leifman
Milmanone absent, one in the army
Orinman
Reiderman (2)
Rosenman
Shafirman
Sherman (4)two absent
Shleperman
Shteinman
Shukhman
Tuzman (2)one absent, one in the army
Vainman (4)one in the army, one absent
Vaismanone in the army

Narodichi bourgeois in May 1858

Narodichi Census Name list 1858

This census from Narodichi, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.

There were 391 males and 473 females living within 174 bourgeois households.

It was signed by elected officials, Khaikel Gershkovich Khandrik, Yankel Menashkovich Braiman and rabbi Itsko Abramovich Makhlin.

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


Family NameNotes
Aizinmanone fled
Bedermanfled
Birman (19)one became artisan, one in the army three fled, five absent.
In one family father and son fled in 1858.
Related: Geikhman (absent)
Braiman (3)four fled. RelateD: Beim Golts
Bretman
Chuzoyone brother became artisan
Daen (2)two absent, one in the army
Erkis/Erkes (8)one in the army, one fled. Related: Stotland
Feldman (5)three absent, one became artisan. One father absent. Related: Ginaiderman (fled)
Ferdmanrelated: Priman
Finselmanone became artisan
Fishbein (2)one father a.k.a. Goldshmid. One in the army
Fridman (19)father a.k.a. Birman. One father absent.
One son became artisan, five absent, four became artisans, six in the army.
Related: Krul (absent)
Gardman
Gartsman (4)two fled. Related: Geidman
Geiderman
Geidman
Geifman (2)one in the army
Geikhman (3)
Gekhman (9)two became artisans, one in the army
Geldman
Gertsman
Gleikhet/Gleiter (?)
Gokhman
Goldman
Gorman
Ilenesone in the army
Katovetsone absent
Kats (5)father absent, two sons fled, one in the army, one absent, one became artisan
Katsev (3)one became artisan, one in the army
Khandritskiy
Khazin (3)
Kofman (2)
Kokhmanone fled, on in the army
Koselone became artisan
Kraman
Krekiet/Krekutrelated: Patnen
Kreman/Krelakone in the army
Magidabsent
Malobrodskiyone in the army
Melamed (9)one absent, three fled
Milman
Minakerfamily became farmers
Nemenone absent
Novak (2)
Ostrovskiy (2)
Parman
Parmanan
Patiuk
Piven (2)father absent
Prisman
Rabinabsent
Rabinman
Rabinovich (3)related: Margulis. One family in unknown absence since 1855.
Raidia/Raidyaone in the army
Raikhman
Rokhles/Rokhilsone absent
Seifertwo fled
Shadkhin (4)two absent
Sheikhet (3)father absent
Shekhtman (3)
Sherman
Shindman
Shteinman (2)one fled, one absent. Related: Ostrovskiy
Shusterabsent
Shvartsmanone absent
Stotland (5)two in the army, four became artisan
Tsetakhman
Turovetskiy (4)father absent, one son became artisan, two absent
Vokhlia/Votliathree became artisans, one in the army
Zaidman (4)one absent. Related: Gartsman
Zaldman

Olevsk bourgeois in 1858 census

Olevsk Census Name list 1858

This census from Olevsk, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.

There were 395 males and 551 females living within 211 bourgeois households.

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


Family NameNotes
Beker
Berkman (2)one fled
Bradman
Braiman (2)one fled, one became artisans
Brakerman
Chak (3)one father fled, father absent, son became artisan. One fled.
Chernomorets (2)one father fled. Related: Klerman
Dorfman (3)father absent, four fled, one in the army, one absent.
Fainerone son fled
Feldman
Finshtat
Fishman (2)three fled, two in the army
Freger/Friger (16)one father absent, two sons fled, two in the army, three fled, two in jail. One son left to Ostrog district.
Freilakhman (2)
Fridman (8)father fled, three sons in the army, one fled, one absent
Fukselman
Fuksman (2)
Furman
Gandelmana.k.a. Gandilman/Gendelman
Two families became farmers, one family became merchants, two fathers fled, one son in the army, three fled
Gelman (3)one son in the army, one became merchant, one artisan, one fled
Girmanone absent
Gitelmanfather fled
Gitman (2)one son fled. One family became merchants.
Glozman
Gorinshteincame from Stepan(?) community, Rovno district in 1858.
Gozman (2)two fled, one son with his family became artisans
Grinshtat (9)two in the army, three absent, one father absent, one fled.
Gutman
Kamermanfamily fled in 1854-55.
Kats'yu/Kits'yutwo in the army
Khosidmanfather fled, one son in the army, one absent
Kleinman
Kochamtwo absent, one in the army
Koifman/Keifmanone in the army, two fled, one absent
Lantsmantwo in the army
Leifmanone son in the army, one became artisan
Lerman (4)son fled, one brother absent
Lutman
Magidone fled
Milshteincame from Stepan community, Rovno district in 1858.
Naibarg (9)father fled, one nephew in the army, one fled
Portman (3)in one family, father died, all sons either fled or in the army. In another, four fled, one became artisan.
Raisbarg (11)one father absent, one son absent, six fled, two in the army, three became merchants. In one family all sons either fled or in the army.
Reidmanone father fled
Reisbargone in the army, one fled.
Rikhter
Sarvar
Shapira (66)One family fled in 1854, two families became farmers, One family became merchants and in 1859 moved to Berezna, Rovno district. In one family one brother with children became artisans. In another, one brother with his family left to Pinsk, Minsk governorate. In third one father and son became merchants. From the other families, three fathers fled, two absent, twenty four family members fled, seven in the army (one in detention). six absent, three became artisans.
Shklover (2)
Shraibman
Shraibmanfather and one son absent, one in the army
Shraibmantwo absent, one in the army
Shusterman
Spivakfather fled
Valdman (4)one in the army
Valdman/Valodman
Vegman
Veltman
Zakman
Zaks (12)one family left to become farmers, 2-in one family males mostly fled, one became artisan. In one familly one son absent, one became artisan, two fled. One father fled. In one family father fled with brother. Two sons became artisans.
Zeidman (2)one drafted in the army
Zogerone brother became an artisan

Norinsk bourgeois in May 1858

Norinsk Census Name list 1858

This census from Norinsk, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.

There were 238 males and 255 females recorded as living within 100 bourgeois households.

It was signed by elders Froim Vigderovich Lantsman, Aron Shmul Yankelevich(?) Tuzman, rabbi Khaim Abramovich Gelman.

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


Family NameNotes
Aleksandrovskiyone absent
Bezman (2)
Blatmanone absent
Esmanone absent
Feldman (3)one in the army
Fifman
Fishbein (4)two cousins became artisans, two absent
Fridman
Geifman (2)
Geikhmanone in the army
Geldman
Gelman (4)two absent, one in the army
Gelman/Gesman (?)
Glozman (5)two absent
Godenbargleft in 1859
Goldmanone became artisan, one in the army
Gorman
Grinshpan (12)five sons in the army, seven absent
Gurman (5)three absent
Kaplanone absent
Katsman (2)one son absent
Keselmanone absent
Kheldman
Kirman (2)one absent
Kofman
Korol/[Korol']father absent
Kreisermanone absent
Lantsmanone son became artisan, one absent
Leifman (4)four family members absent
Meilman/Mailman
Meimantwo absent
Meishinfather absent, one in the army
Milman (3)one in the army, one absent, one son with his family became artisans.
Orenmanson became artisan
Orinman
Poliakovskiyfour absent
Rosenmanone became artisan, two absent
Rosenshtein (9)two sons absent
Rosman (2)one son in jail, two absent
Rutman (3)two absent, one in the army
Sapozhnikfamily in unknown absence
Shekhtmanone absent
Sherman (4)one brother fled, three sons absent
Shteinman (6)five absent, three in the army, two absent
Shukhmanone in the army, one became artisan
Tuzmanone became artisan, one absent
Vainman (5)
Veinman
Veismanone absent
Zingermanone in the army, one absent

Norinsk artisans in May 1858

Norinsk Census Name list 1858

This census from Norinsk, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.

There were 75 males and 101 females recorded as living within 36 artisan households.

It was signed by elders Froim Vigderovich Lantsman, Aron Shmul Yankelevich(?) Tuzman, rabbi Khaim Abramovich Gelman.

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


Family NameNotes
Bezmanone son absent
Bikman (2)
Feldman
Fishbein (2)one brother converted in 1853
Geifmanone absent, one in the army
Geldmanone in the army
Goldenshtein
Goldman
Grinshman
Gurman
Keselman
Khaichenko
Lantsman
Leifman
Milmanone son absent, one in the army
Orinman
Reiderman (2)
Rozenman
Shafirman
Sherman (4)two sons absent
Shleperman
Shteinman
Shukhman
Tuzman (2)one son absent, one in the army
Vainman (4)one in the army, one father absent
Vaismanone in the army

Luginy bourgeois in May 1858

Luginy Census Name list 1858

This census from Luginy, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.

There were 497 males and 612 females living within 235 artisan households.

It was signed by elected elders Yaker Feldbein, Ios Movsha Shlotsman, Shevel Ber Idelman and rabbi Avrum Mevsha Nudelman.

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


Family NameNotes
Akselrodfather fled in 1852
Baktmanfather absent
Bekerman
Berman (3)two sons absent, one in the army
Birmana.k.a. Gertsenstein
Braimanone in the army
Faidaone absent
Felbein (4)one father fled
Feldman (13)one father fled since 1852, one son in the army, three absent. Related: Feldman (a.k.a. Glozman)
Fuksman (2)two in the army
Furman (3)one father a.k.a. Feldman another a.k.a. Fridman. One son in the army. Two sons absent
Geikhman (2)two absent
Gelman (3)one in the army
German (2)one son absent
Gershtein (2)related: Glozman
Gertsenstein (2)also Gertsinstein. One absent
Glozman (24)two families became farmers, two fathers absent, two sons in the army, many others absent.
Glukhman (3)
Glusmanone brother in jail
Gruzman (2)three absent
Kaplan (6)four sons absent
Keselman (25)eight sons in the army, four absent
Khuzman
Klatsmanone in the army
Klotsman (2)three son absent, one in the army
Knaerma[n]?a.k.a. Kofman. One son absent
Kotliar (5)one son absent
Kraimanrelated: Gekhshtein (or Gelshtein?)
Krapivkarelated: Glozman
Kratsmanfather a.k.a. Kroizman. One absent.
Krepakfather a.k.a. Torkusman
Leifman
Leran
Lerman (14)two families absent, five sons absent, one fled, three in the army
Margulianrelated: Margulan (one lives in Zhitomir)
Namistnik
Nudelman (10)father a.k.a. Eidelshtein, one father a.k.a. Lozman.
Otkupman
Pekerman (2)
Pismianik
Potashnik
Pusterman
(Tusterman?)
absent
Rabinovichmoved to Novograd-Volynskiy community
Reizbarg (5)related: Feldman
Reizinbargone absent
Reizinman
Rosenman
Rozmantwo sons absent
Sendermantwo elder brothers absent, one son in the army
Shekhtman (4)father absent
Shermanone absent, two in the army.
Shindelman
Shinderman (2)one absent
Shleifman
Shliakhtman
Shteinmanone absent
Shusman (2)one absent
Shusterman (3)one in the army
Shvindelman (2)two sons in the army
Shvinderman
Shvindlerman (2)
Skoliar
Sliakhtman
Smoliar (2)one absent
Stepanskiy
Stolar (15)also Stoliar. Two sons absent, two in the army
Torpusman
Trosman (3)one in the army
Trostan
Tsudika.k.a. Zaingman
Tuzman (2)two absent
Vainerman (9)two sons absent. related: Kofman, Roizman.
Vainshtokone in the army
Vaitmanone absent
Vaksmanone in the army
Vilgerman
(Vylgerman)
one in the army
Voitman
Voltiniuk
Yunemanalso Yuniman. One son absent, two in the army. Related: Lozman
Zhindman
Zingerman (4)one absent
Zuroveltwo absent

Luginy artisans in 1858 census

Luginy Census Name list 1858

This census from Luginy, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.

There were 50 males and 72 females living within artisan households.

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


Family NameNotes
Feldmanone uncle studies in rabbi school in Zhitomir.
Furmanone absent
Glozmanone son in the army, one absent
Ingermanfamily absent since 1852
Keselman (5)one brother absent
Kotlar/Kotliarone in the army
Lermanthree absent, one in the army
Melamed
Nodelman (5)two fathers absent, in another family three absent, one in the army
Shusterman
Smoliar/Smolarone brother absent
Vainermana.k.a. Fuksman

Olevsk artisans in 1858 census

Olevsk Census Name list 1858

This census from Olevsk, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.

There were 46 males and 51 females living within 25 artisan households.

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


Family NameNotes
Breiman/Braiman (2)one son absent, in another family one son fled in 1856
Chak
Freger (2)one son absent
Gelman
Gozmanone son absent
Grinshtatone absent
Leifman (2)one brother in the army, in another family one son fled in 1851
Milman
Naibargone son absent
Portman
Shapira (5)two in the army, one absent
Vintman (2)one son in the army, one absent
Zaks (3)one son absent
Zoger

Veledniki merchants in 1858 census

Veledniki Census Name list 1858

This census from Veledniki, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.

It was signed by elected Avrom Gersh Ayzikovich Fridman , Mordukh Shlemovich Feldman.

There were two large merchant households in Veledniki at the time consisting of 17 males and 20 females.

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


Family Name
Kheyfets
Turovskiy

Veledniki bourgeois in 1858 census

Veledniki Census Name list 1858

This census from Veledniki, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.

There were 251 males, 351 females recorded living within 166 households bourgeois households.

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


Family NameNotes
Baitman
Berman (2)one became merchant, two absent
Birger (2)
Boitmanone son became artisan, another in the army
Eidelmanall men are absent, one of them in the army.
Feldman (9)father and one son absent, three sons in the army, two sons absent. In one family two sons absent. One family became farmers.
Felman (3)father and one son are absent. In another family one son in the army.
Fershman
Fridman (18)two fathers absent, six other family members absent, two in the army, one became artisan.
Fuksman
Garberman
Geifetsman (2)one family absent since 1855
Geifman (8)nine family members are absent, two became artisans, one in the army.
Gendelman (3)one father became farmer
Gertsinshtein
Glorman (2)three absent
Glozman (2)
Grinshpon (2)uncle became merchant
Kagenfather absent, son became artisan. One in the army.
Kaplan (2)
Kelman (2)one son in the army, one absent
Keselmanfather absent, one son in the army.
Kesilmantwo in the army, one absent.
Ketselman (3)
Kheifets (7)family in unknown absence. In one family, one son absent.
Kheifmanalso see Geifman.
Khoritsman
Klerman
Krupnik
Lantsman (6)two fathers and six other fmaily members absent, son became farmer
Leiferman
Leikhman
Lerman (2)
Mantel (3)two sons became artisans
Milman (2)two absent
Palkafather absent
Perelman (9)one family absent, three sons in the army, five absent, one became farmer, another became artisan.
Perilman(?)one son absent
Perlman
Poliak (8)one family absent since 1855, except for one son who became artisan. In another one son in the army. Four sons absent.
Premet
(Premmet)
one brother with family became artisans
Reitblat (14)six sons absent, two became farmers, one in the army. Related: Gelfand (family absent since 1855)
Reitfarbfamily in unknown absence since 1851
Reitman
Roizinman
Rozman (6)father absent, six sons absent, two in the army
Sherman (2)
Shlefmanone son absent
Shleifman (2)
Shliakhtichman
Shraiman
Shukhmanfather absent
Shulman (6)Two sons absent, one in the army. One family absent.
Stasman
Stosman
Svedman
Sveltmanbecame farmer
Tirovski/Tarovskifamily became merchants
Toruvskiybecame merchant
Turovets
Vainbrand (3)father absent, son became merchant, one became artisan.
Vaksmanfamily absent since 1857
Valdman (3)one in the army
Vizelman (5)one family absent, in other families, two sons absent.
Vorelman
Zelman
Zelmanfather absent
Zilberman (2)
Zingerman (2)in unknown absence

Narodichi artisans in May 1858 census

Narodichi Census Name list 1858

This census from Narodichi, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.

There were 133 males, 165 females, living within 69 artisan households.

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


Family NameNotes
Beim-Golts/Beimgoltstwo sons absent since 1852
Birman/Girmanone son in the army
Braiman (2)father absent, one son absent, one in the army.
Related: Chuzey (a.k.a. Braiman)
Chuzhoy (2)
Chuzoy (3)
Feldman (2)one son in the army
Finkilma[n]
Fishman (2)father and nephew absent, one son fled in 1852
Fridman (5)one in the army, one father absent
Furman
Gelfman (2)One father and one son absent.
Another family recorded in bourgeois list under #153
German
Glurovetskiy
Golshmidone son in the army
Kats (5)father absent. One son in the army. In another family one son absent.
Related: Shuster.
Katsev
Katsov
Khandritskiy
Kirzhner
Kirzner
Kozelone son in the army
Krulthree absent, one in the army
Melamed (4)brother with family absent since 1857. Two in the army.
In another family one brother fled in 1853
Pintsuk/[Pinchuk]fled. Related: Kirzhner
Priman (2)one son fled in 1858
Rismanone son absent
Shermanfather a.k.a. Chornenkiy. Family absent since 1858.
Related: Shnaiderman (absent since 1852)
Shlerarelated: Risman
Shnaider
Shnaiderman (5)one father fled in 1856. Two sons in the army.
Shtotland (3)Two absent. Related: Stotland
Shuster
Smichak/Smitsok (?) One in the army, one absent. Related:
Kats (fled in 1852).
Stotland (6)also written as Statland. Two sons in the army. Related: Braiman.
Vakhlya/Vakhlia

Ksaverov artisans in May 1858 census

Ksaverov Census Name list 1858

This census from Ksaverov, Ovruch district took place on May 25, 1858.

There were 43 males and 40 females living within 17 artisan households.

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


Family NameNotes
Dorfman
Gershmanone brother in the army
Glozman (2)
Gutman
Feldman
Fetman
Fridman (2)
Furman
Kaplan
Kholdmanrelated: Grubman
Lantsman (3)father absent, one in the army.
In one family, father a.k.a. Resnik.
One son in the army.
Related: Kaplan.
Portmanfather a.k.a. Rutman. Two sons absent.
Shakhman
Shekhtman

Ksaverov bourgeois in May 1858

Ksaverov Census Name list 1858

This census from Ksaverov, Ovruch district took place on May 26, 1858.

There were 155 males and 158 females living within 77 bourgeois households.

It was signed by elders Leiba Itskovich Frisherman, Shmulya Abramovich Fridman, tax collector Ios Govseevich Gutman.

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


Family NameNotes
Braimanone son absent
Brukman /
Brukhman
one son in the army
Chertein or Chertoin. One son in the army
Dorfman (6)one son in(?) Magnatovka, Vasilkov district in 1853. In another family, one brother with family became artisans
Dvorianski
Dvorskiy
Feldman (7)father absent, one brother became an artisan. In another family, one absent. In another family one son fled.
Fetmanone brother became an artisan
Fridman (3)one son became artisan. In another family brother became artisan. In third, one son in the army.
Frisherman
Furman (3)two brothers became an artisan. One family became farmers
Geikhman /
Gelkhman
Gelfand (14)one son fled, three absent. In one family father fled in 1855. One father absent. Related: Dorfman (note from 1864), Gritman.
Gelfman
Gershman
Glozmantwo sons became artisans. One in the army.
Gurovich (6)two absent, one in the army. In another family father and one son absent.
Gutmantwo sons became artisans
Kaplan (3)in one family elder brother with son became artisans.
Keifman
Kholdmanson became an artisan, one absent. Related: Grubman (one artisan).
Kraizman (2)one father absent.
Lantsman (5)one father a.k.a. Reznik. Family became artisans, one son in the army.
Libman
Portmanfather absent
Rabinovich
Resnik
Rutman (5)family became farmers. In another three sons absent, in third family one son absent. In fourth family father and son absent.
Shakhmanfamily became artisans. Two nephews left in 1857, in Zhitomir by 1859.
Shekhtman (2)most of the family became artisans
Shusterman
Vainerman

Korosten artisans in May 1858 census

Korosten Census Name list 1858

This census from Korosten (Iskorosten), Ovruch district took place on May 25, 1858.

There were 6 males and 9 females living within 4 artisan households.

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


Family NameNotes
Brenman
Gelman
Keselmanfamily became bourgeois
Lerman