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Starokonstantinov births in 1869

Starokonstantinov Census Name list 1869

This is the index of births in town Starokonstantinov, Starokonstantinov district, compiled in year 1869.

This list includes data for September-December. It shows the family name and father's place of origin.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.

Family Name
Ashkinaziy
Baran (2) - one from Zaslav
Barman
Baron
Bas - from Radziwillow
Berinshtein - from Dubno
Bershtelmakher
Bramnik
Brombarg - from Berdichev
Bronz - from Labun
Burd - from Khmelnik
Chtelman - from Teofipol
Dlusht/[Dloosht]
Erel
Feldman - from Berdichev
Fuks
Galperin
Gelburd (2)
Gelis - father is ex-soldier
Gershengorin
Gilden/Golden - from Sharovka
Giler - from Kulchin
Giller/Giler - father is soldier
Gilman - father is ex-soldier
Gitelman (2)
Gitman
Gluzbarg
Gorenshtein - from Proskurov
Gorinshtein - from Kanev
Grinshtein - from Gritsov
Gruverman
Gurfinkel - from Medzhibozh
Gurovich - from Dubno
Ivetskiy
Kadishnik - from Polonnoe
Kagan
Kaminetser/[Kaminitser]
Kashnovetskiy - from Vinnitsa
Kats - from Kulchin
Kats - from Sedilkov
Keizorman - from Teofipol
Kerzhner - from Nikolaev
Khodiak
Krasilovskiy
Kresis
Kruliak
Kupchik - father is ex-soldier
Landu - from Teofipol
Leitershtein
Lekhtenshtein - from Zhitomir
Lemlikh
Lerner
Liberman - father is ex-soldier
Lidovskiy
Likhtser/Likht-tser
Litvak
Mandelbaum (3)
Melamed - from Vizhgorodok
Menakerman - from Polonnoe
Pali
Pashkovetskiy (2)
Perelman
Pochtar
Pugat
Radibil - from Novokonstantinov
Rakhman (2) - one father is soldier
Reznik - from Grodno governorate
Roitsis - from Lemberg
Roizenfeld/[Rosenfeld]
Roizman - father is Vodovoz (watercarrier)
Rovner
Rozenfeld/[Rosenfeld] - from Nemirov
Rybak - from Novokonstantinov
Shakhnovetskiy - from Gritsov
Shnirman
Shoikhet/[Shokhet] - from Lotkivitsy
Shraiber
Shterengluz
Shuster - from Polonnoe
Strus/[Stroos] - from Lutsk
Tacher/Ozhetacher (?)
Taksir/Takser
Tartakovskiy
Tratel
Trisker
Tuterman - from Gritsov
Uberman - from Polonnoe
Unknown - #106 October 3 - born Zlata, parents: Biniamin, son of ex-soldier, mother Ester Ides
Unknown - #173 Moishe born on December 26. Parents: Moldavian citizen Marky Meer and Feiga
Unknown/Melo or Shelo - #120 p23
Unknown/Moshkovih - October 10 born Volf, parents: Zelik Moshkovich Moldavian citizen and Feiga
Unknown/Solomon - Avrum, parents: Mordko Solomon and Perlia
Vainshelbaum
Vainshtein (2)
Valdman
Valper
Vizner
Volper
Vugman - from Gonopol
Zaltsman (2) - one from Krasilov
Zazulia
Zetler - from Gritsov
Zinger - from Krasilov

Starokonstantinov artisan residents in May 1858

Starokonstantinov Census Name list 1858

This is the index of artisan families from town of Starokonstantinov, Starokonstantinov district as recorded in additional census from May 14, 1858.

There were 441 males and 545 females living within 179 households.

Numbers indicate how many families shared the same last name.


Family NameNotes
Aizikman/Aizinman
Akman
Aries (2)one son in the army
Bakmanone son in the army
Balaivskiy/[Balaevskiy?]
Balandy
Bara(n/m)family absent
Baraliuk
Baram (2)one family became bourgeois
Baran
Barats
Barkhat
Barman
Basinfamily absent. Related: Tsiperman (absent)
Basmanbecame bourgeois
Bazaliskiy
Beker
Berenshtein
Binderone brother in the army
Bolkhovskiyone in the army
Borkhibarukhshemiyone son in the army
Bovemanone brother in the army
Brovermanone in the army
Buntsis
Chuganskiy
Dimentberg/Dimendbarg (2)one father father absent, one family became bourgeois.
Dorfmanrelated: Goikhbarg
Drazhner
Eertman/Eftman (?)
Eidelmanin the army
Eirivman
Elfand
Elmanone son absent, one in the army
Fainman
Fainshtein
Falbarg
Felmaisterone son in the army
Fertelmaistermost family members are absent
Fishman
Fleishman
Gabafamily absent, one in the army.
Gadovenik
Garbarone son absent
Gendelman
Gerbach
Gerbachtwo absent
Gikhtei
Gilermanone son in the army
Girzhner/[Kirzhner]
Gishikher
Gluz
Goldarbiturerwas recorded as bourgeois
Goldenberg (2)one family absent
Gontar/Gonter (2)
Gotliyber/Gotleiberone absent
Grinshteinone absent
Groisman
Grubman
Ikhtmanone in the army
Ingerman
Katsrelated: Akman (absent)
Khait
Khait (a.k.a. Goldshtein)
Kharshak
Khartan
Khizhinskiy
Kirtserman
Klein (2)one family absent
Kodronskiy/Kordinskiy
Krakhmalnikone son absent
Kruliak
Kukis
Kunikhesone son absent, one in the army
Kupchik (2)
Kupershmid
Kuzminskiy
Leitershteinfamily absent
Liberman
Likhtser
Lirenmanson absent
Lisinitser
Loitershtein
Maitelman
Malkes
Mantelman
Mergorinrelated: Rekman
Meshenshmiderone son in the army
Milman
Mitsenmakherrelated: Briliant
Nudelmanone absent
Nurshtein
Orintlikher/[Orentlikher]
Osternikone son in the army
Pali
Pashhkovetskiy
Perchikone son in the army, one brother absent
Perelman
Perelshtein
Poizner
Polishuk
Prints-shteinone son in the army
Prozumenterabsent
Raikhman (3)
Rimar
Roikhvargertwo absent
Roisenbrikland
Saliman
Shapira
Sheinfeldone brother in the army
Sheinkman
Sheinkman
Sheinshtein
Sheinvaldone son in the army
Shekhtmaister/Shekhtmaster (2)two sons in the army, one absent
Shirman (3)
Shliakhovoyabsent
Shmukler (3)
Shnaider
Shnirman (2)
Shpirling
Shraiber (2)one son in the army
Shraibman (2)
Shtekel
Shtelmanone son in the army
Shtivelman (3)related: Shlider/Shinder (?)
Shuster (2)one in the army
Shvartsmanbecame bourgeois
Skvirskiy
Smiler
Sombel
Teidler/Tekdler (?)
Terishkovetskiy
Teselman (2)
Tilman
Triskerone brother absent
Tsikman (2)
Vainmanone son in the army
Vaisbeinone absent
Vaiser
Vitkover (2)one family became(?) bourgeois
Vlokhis
Voloshen/[Voloshin]
Volperone brother is absent with son
Vulman (2)
Yusimone son in the army
Zaltsbarg
Zaltsman
Zaslavskiyone brother in the army
Zeidelis
Zeigermister/Zeigermaster (2)
Zemelmanone absent
Zilber
Zilbershtein
Zutelman

Starokonstantinov residents from May 1858 additional census

Starokonstantinov Census Name list 1858

This is the index of bourgeois families from town of Starokonstantinov, Starokonstantinov district as recorded in additional census from May 28, 1858.

Part 1.


(?)luvshtein/[Bluvshtein?]
Alterkop
Baliban
Baran
Barku
Brenaizin
Broinshtein
Charnis
Chatskis
Dimendbarg
Eidelman (2)
Erlikherman
Fainshtein
Fiksman
Freinkel
Froishtiter (2)
Fulshtinskiy
Giliavarg (?)
Ginis
Grinbarg (2)
Grinshtein
Kagany
Kardonskiy
Khukhim
Klinger
Koftenman
Lerenman
Leshtis
Literkop
Livshits (3)
Mandel
Mondelbliat
Nakhmanzon
Nikolaevskiy
Nulman
Orentlekher
Pashkovetskiy
Perelshtein (2)
Pugach
Rabinovich
Rapoport
Roisenbarg
Roisenfeld
Roisman
Rubint[lis?]
Shapira
Sheinkman
Sheinman
Sherman (2)
Shilman
Shriftman
Shtofelman
Sigal
Spivak
Sudilkovskiy
Sverdlik
Vainbarg
Vainshtein
Vaisburd
Vinkelshtein/[Finkelshtein]
Yarmulnik
Zaltsbarg
Zinkovetskiy
Zismanovich

Starokonstantinov bourgeois residents in 1858 - part 3

Starokonstantinov Census Name list 1858

This is the index of bourgeois families who lived in the town of Starokonstantinov, Starokonstantinov district as compiled on March 31, 1858.

Part 3.


Family NameNotes
Aingorinfamily absent
Aizikmanabsent
Alperin (2)
Alterkopfamily absent. Related: Shapira (absent)
Artshteinone brother with family is absent.
Ashkinuzey (a.k.a. Roisentel)family absent
Ashkinuzi (2)
Balaban (2)
Baliban
Bargnibar/Barinibar (?)became artisans. Related: Kagan (absent)
Baram (3)one absent. Related: Lekhtman (one absent)
Bardak
Bardmanbecame artisans. Related: Vugman (absent)
Barim
Barim/Bari[m/sh/t?]two absent
Barkfamily absent. Related: Likler
Barman
Baron
Baru (2)one absent
Beniaminovich
Berilshtein
Borman
Brikland
Brodskiyfamily absent
Broinshteinfamily absent
Brovermanfather and son absent
Bukhshtaber
Buntses/Buntsis (2)both families absent
Chernisfather and one son absent
Daichmanabsent
Derevicherone son in the army
Dlugach (2)
Dukhlin (?)family absent
Eenichkikh/Eenichkils (?) family absent
Eidelmanone brother absent. Related: Moldovanskiy (family absent)
Eidelshtein
Eilman (2)both families absent. Related: Altman (one absent), Fioman/Feldman(?), Grinfeld (absent)
Elfandbecame artisans
Endelman (a.k.a. Gandler)absent
Enishkis/Yenishkisfamily absent
Ernish
Faiginblat
Fainreider/Fainrider (2)
Fainshenblat
Fainshteinabsent
Feldshtokrelated: Vainman
Felman (2)
Ferdegendlerone brother absent
Ferdemanone son in the army. Related: Kikhenok/Kikheman(?)
Fertelmaisterbecame artisans
Fiksabsent
Fiksmanfamily absent
Fraishteingermost absent
Frimerman
Froibergertwo absent, one son in the army. Related: Polonskiy
Froishteiter/Froishtiter (2)in one family two brothers absent, in another one brother absent.
Furman
Gelburdabsent. Related: Kats (one absent)
Gelir/[Geler]family absent
Gendlerabsent, related: Berit (?)
Gikhteibecame artisan
Gilshtein
Ginzbargabsent
Gitman
Goldgarbiturthree of them became artisans. Related: Lesis (?) (absent)
Goldsheider/Goldmeider (?)
Goldshtein (4)one father and son absent. Related: Perlshtein (one absent)
Gonik-Gendler
Gorberbecame artisans
Grinbargabsent
Grinshteinabsent
Guranfinkelfamily absent
Interkhazin
Kagan (2)one absent
Kaluzhnyi
Karinblitabsent
Kats (2)one absent
Keitelmakherrelated: Roisman (one absent)
Kemelmakherabsent
Keselabsent
Khantsisone brother in the army. Related: Dunisman (absent)
Kharazabsent
Khari
Khartababsent. Related: Roisenfeld (two absent, one in the army), Shapira (absent)
Kirzhnerbecame artisans. Related: Sigal
Kisilevich
Kitaevskiy
Kitsis (a.k.a. Kutsek)
Kleidman
Kleiman
Klein
Kleinman (3)two families absent. Third family in 1861 moved to Odessa. Related: Polovinetskiy
Kotylianskiy
Krasnoselskiy
Krelinch(?)
Kremling (?)family absent
Kruliakbecame artisan
Kulchinskiy
Kupchikone son in the army. Related: Shapira
Kutinfamily absent
Kutseman/[Kootseman]
Kvechir
Labunskiy
Landis
Lerinman/[Lerenman] (2)both absent
Lernerfamily absent
Lesisabsent
Liberbarg
Likhtsor
Lisanskiy/Lisapskiy (?)
Livshits (3)one father absent, in another family one son absent
Loitershteinbecame artisans
Maidelboim
Malimivkermost males absent
Malinskiy
Mandel (?)absent
Mandelblat (2)one family absent
Mandelboim
Mandelshtein
Manisson absent
Meerzunfamily absent, one in the army. Related: Rivkis (absent)
Meilman
Meshbein/Manbein (?)
Mikelman
Mikelzonk
Mikhlerabsent
Miklerabsent. Related: Rubinovich, Mitselmakher (in the army)
Mikolaevskiy
Miterperilfamily absent. Related: Mas (father in the army, son absent)
Mitselmakher
Movermanfather absent
Nakhlas
Nemarovetskiy/Nemirovetskiyone son absent
Nudelman (2)both families absent. One person became artisan.
Oistaicher (3)
Orentlikhermanone son in the army
Orintlikher
Ovodis
Paliybecame artisan
Perelshtein (2)one family became artisans, another in 1860 this family became farmers in Podolia
Pinisfamily absent
Pliam/Plyamone absent
Poiznerbecame artisan
Polishuk (3)two became artisans, two of the sons in the army
Porter
Prialnik/Priamnik (?)family absent
Prozimenterone brother became artisan, others absent
Pugach (2)one in 1860 excluded from community. Duplicate record.
Rapoportfamily absent
Rasputnik
Reifmanabsent
Roikhman
Roisenboimabsent. Related: Volman (became artisans)
Roisenbriklandbecame artisans
Roisentulfamily absent
Roitburd
Rotenbarg/Rotenberg (2)one family absent
Rubinshtein (6)two families absent. Related: Broinshtein (absent)
Rukhvinabsent
Sakhnovetskiy
Salimanbecame artisan
Sandlerfather absent
Shaikhit/[Shoikhet]family absent
Shaishtein
Shamis
Shapira (6)two families absent
Sharagrodskiy/Sharigrodskiy (2)related: Bekar (in the army)
Shatenlender/Shapiklender (?)absent
Shats (2)one absent
Sheinkman
Sheinshteinfamily absent
Shermanabsent
Shikhmantwo absent
Shipitovetski/Shepetovetskiyabsent
Shliakhovoy (3)one absent
Shmuklerbecame artisans, one brother absent. Related: Mantelman (absent).
Shoikhit/[Shoikhet]family absent
Shpigelbargfamily absent
Shpitalnikrelated: Sigal, Zaslavskiy (became artisans)
Shroiber (4)one family became artisans
Shroibman (2)one absent, one son in the army. Related: Sheinman (two absent)
Shterinbarg (2)one absent. Related: Perelshtein (absent)
Shteringluz
Shterling/Shperlin (?)
Shtromabsent
Shtulman
Shuliakrelated: Kopelman (one son in the army)
Shvarts-shteinone son absent. Related: Brainshtein (absent)
Shvartsman (3)father and son absent, one brother became artisan, one in the army. Related: Lerner, Zelenetskiy
Shveibmanfamily absent
Sinenchik
Siniavskiyrelated: Kulchinskiy (absent, one in the army), Buntsis (absent)
Skialskiyone brother absent
Smiler
Snitivkerfamily absent
Sukalskiyrelated: Chernis (absent), Sukolik (absent)
Sverdlikfamily absent
Taibinfamily absent
Tikhman
Toporovskiy/Toperovskiy (2)
Trukhmanrelated: Orintlekher
Tsesis
Tsikerman
Tsimbargfamily absent
Udis
Uli(g/ch)skiyabsent
Upchirfamily absent. Related: Libman
Vainbarg/Vainberg (2)one family absent
Vainbren/Vainbrm (?)
Vainer
Vainman
Vainshtein (2)one father absent, son in the army
Vaisgluzfather and son absent. Related: Boram
Vaisman
Vinokurone son in the army. Related: Shikhelman, Pizik (family absent)
Viznerfather absent
Voloshin/Volashinfamily became artisans
Vurgafteker
Vurgaftik
Vydanskiy
Yamshtok/Yalshtok (?)
Yarmulnik (2)one family absent
Zaivil[is?]absent
Zak (2)
Zalikhovskiyone son in the army
Zaltsmanbecame artisan
Zaslavskiy
Zeigermaster
Zilberbergabsent
Zilbershmid
Zozulia

Starokonstantinov bourgeois residents in 1858 - part 2

Starokonstantinov Census Name list 1858

This is the index of bourgeois families who lived in the town of Starokonstantinov, Starokonstantinov district as compiled on March 31, 1858.

Part 2.


Family NameNotes
(O?)sternikbecame artisans. Related: Shtopelman (absent), Aksman
Alperin (5)also see Galperin
Alterrelated: Chatskis (absent)
Alterkop (2)one family absent
Altman (3)one son in the army, two absent. Related: Tsimrinblat,
Artshtein
Baivelmanfather absent. Related: Gospoder (one in the army)
Balabanone in the army
Barakh
Baram (2)
Baram/Baran
Baran
Barangoltsfamily absent. Related: Ya(z/g)ris
Barash (5)one recorded as artisan
Barbashone son absent
Barim
Barmab (2)
Barmak (2)one son in the army
Barman (2)family absent. Related: Gershgorin
Barman/Borman (2)two families joined in one household. In one family father and son left. Related: Milman (artisan)
Barmotsrelated: (G?)istaicher
Barnov (2)one father absent
Barobon
Baron
Barskiyone son in the army
Baru
Berger
Berkhman
Bikhman
Birenshtein
Birman
Bivsun/Bilsunone son in the army. Related: Gilburd (absent)
Blekhmanone son absent, one in the army. Related: Klein (artisan), Giterman (absent)
Boitler/Boitver
Boizmanone son in the army. Related: Ingerman
Bolkhovskiybecame artisans
Boral
Bovenman
Bozoliskiybecame artisans
Bramnikrelated: Roisenberg (absent)
Branz
Broinshtein (2)related: Feinman (absent)
Broitman (2)absent
Budman
Bukh(m?)tabergunited with two other households, #669 and 807 in one family
Bukhshtibertwo families united in one household (with #741,807)
Bukverrelated: Korenblit (absent)
Bukviner
Buntsis
Chatskisfather absent
Dakhman
Dardik
Dlugach (11)related: Kagan, Trukhman
Dorovicher
Drazhnerbecame artisans
Dubinskiy (3)related: Kaftenman (one absent, son in the army)
Dukhivinskiysons absent
Dumai/Dumay
Eidelgluz
Eidelman (3)four absent, one son in the army. Related: Perelshtein, Roitburd (absent), Brovarnik
Eidelshtein (3)
Elmanbecame artisans. One son in the army.
Endlerone in the army
Erlikher/Erlikhir
Erlikherman (2)family absent
Erman (2)
Ervits (4)two families joined in the same household
Fa..barg/Famlbarg(?)
Fainbarg/Fainbergfour absent, one in the army, one became artisan
Fainmanfather and one son became artisans
Fainshteinbecame artisans
Feldmanfamily absent. Related: Roisenblat
Fiksmanrelated: Volis
Finkelperil
Finkelshteinfamily absent
Fishman (3)one family became artisans; in another son absent
Flaksenbargone son in the army. Related: Noizolts
Frenkel (3)combined together another family
Froishpshterone son in the army
Froishtiterone absent
Furman (3)one son in the army, in another family two sons absent. Related: Truger, Markman, Baru (one absent)
Galvorg/[Golberg?] (2)related: Krimer (one absent)
Garber
Gartelman
Geinakhthree members became artisans
Gekhtman (3)
Gendelman (2)became artisan. Related: Baroshch/Barats (?) (one in the army)
Gershgorin
Gilbargone absent
Gilburdbecame farmers. Related: Mas (one in the army)
Gildenbargbecame artisans
Gilman
Gilshteinone in the army. Related: Aizenman (absent)
Gintsbarg/Gintsburg (3)two of the sons in the army
Gitelman
Giterman
Gitermid
Gitman (2)
Glontsrelated: Vainman (family became artisans, one in the army)
Gokhbarg
Goldenbarg (3)one family became artisans, one absent
Goldman
Goldner/Boliner (?)family became artisans
Golonternik
Golonternik (2)two families joined in the same household
Goltsmanone absent
Gonik-Gendler
Goretskiyfamily absent. Related: Verkhliatskiy (one absent)
Gotloiberbecame artisans
Grinbarg
Grinshtein (2)
Groisman (2)
Grubman
Ingerman (2)one absent
Itelmakherrelated: Vainshtein (absent)
Kagan (2)
Kalner/K[..]nerone son in the army
Kats
Kelner
Kesel (3)one son in the army
Keselman
Kestelman/Kitelman (?)
Kharaz/Kharoz (2)
Khizhinskiy (2)one family absent (one became artisan)
Khornal
Khortolfamily absent
Kirtsirmanbecame artisan
Kitaiman
Klein (2)father and son absent; in another family one brother absent, one in the army. Related: Goldenbarg
Kleinmanabsent. Related: Shats (one son in the army)
Klepochone absent. Related: Baram
Kloizman (2)two of the families united in one household
Kogan
Koluzhnyi (2)
Kordunskiy (2)three absent, two became artisans
Kramer
Kreinis (2)two Kreinis families were combined in one household
Krisik (2)related: Bovaiman (absent, one in the army)
Krokhimelnikbecame artisans
Kulchinskiy (2)two absent. Related: Kuzminskiy (one absent), Baram, Fainshtein, Furman (absent)
Kupchik (6)one family became artisans, one absent. Related: Perchik, Sheinfeld (in the army), Shvarts, Barats
Kupinskiy
Kutsiman
Kuzminskiyone in the army. One brother with family are absent. Related: Kapustianskiy, Lirner (absent)
Landa (3)two families joined in the same household, one son in the army
Lantsman
Lemlekh
Lenerone absent
Lerman
Lerner
Lidermanfamily absent
Likhtser (2)one family became artisans
Liriman/Liremanfather and son absent. Related: Bolkhovskiy
Lirman
Lirner (2)absent
Lisanskiyone absent
Lisinskiy
Litmanes
Litmans
Loingshteinrelated: Zeidler
Loitershtein (6)one family became artisans; one son absent
Lubianskiy
Lublinskiy
Makogon/Makgon (2)
Malinskiy
Maltsman
Mandelboim
Mandelshtein
Marantsenboim (2)two sons in the army
Margulisrelated: Shafir
Mats
Melimovker
Meshengiserone son in the army. Related: Genis (absent)
Mikelbank (2)family absent
Mikelman
Milman (5)three absent. Related: Ingerman (artisan), Binder (artisan), Shapira (one in the army), Yarivman (artisan)
Milshtein
Miropolskiy (2)one son absent
Miterperil
Moishezunrelated: Plotnik (sons absent, one in the army)
Moizman (6)
Mokelbank
Molinskiyfamily absent. Related: Pashkovetskiy
Movtsman
Nakhmanzonfamily absent, one son in the army. Related: Barats
Nemerovetskiyrelated: Piliavskiy (absent)
Nikolaevskiyfather absent. Related: Dulchinskiy, Ervits
Nirenbarg
Nozler
Nudelmanson absent. Related: Lirman (absent)
Ofinbargabsent
Oikhbarg (2)one brother absent, one son in the army
Okgendlerone in the army. Related: Kagan
Oksengendlertwo of the brothers with their families are absent,
Oksgendler (2)related: Nirenbarg, Yusim
Oksman (3)one son in the army
Onikman
Orintlekher/Orintlikher (3)brother with family became artisans
Pakmost absent
Palkovetskiyone absent
Pashkovetskiy (2)father and son absent
Pekar (2)one son in the army
Peltsmanone absent
Perchiktwo absent
Perelshtein (6)
Pidkamanskiy
Pisarovskiyfather absent
Poleshuk/Polushuk
Polonskiy (3)one family absent. Related: Faiman, Sh(l/v)oifer (absent)
Pugacvh (3)one son absent
Rabinovich
Radkovetskiyone absent
Rakhinshtein (2)
Rakhmanone son in the army. Three recorded as artisans. Related: Kagan
Rapoport
Ratinbargone son in the army, one absent
Rekhtmanone son in the army
Rivkisabsent
Roisenfeld (3)one son in the army. Related: Sakhnovetskiy (absent)
Roisenpfeld/Roisenfeld
Roisenshtein
Roisman (2)sons two absent
Roitman
Rokhinshteinrelated: Orintlekher (absent)
Rokman
Rosputnik
Rovnerone brother absent
Rubinshtein (4)one family came(?) from Bazalia, two of the families united in one household (with #846)
Rubintelfather and two sons absent
Sakhnovetskiy
Segalabsent
Shafil
Shafir
Shalita
Shapira (4)
Shats (4)in one family most sons absent. Related: Bramnik (absent)
Sheinfeldfamily absent
Sheinkman (2)one absent
Sheinmanabsent
Sheinshteintwo brothers became artisans
Shekhtmaister (6)one family separated into its own households in 1853; one family became artisans, one family absent, in others one son in the army, one became artisan
Shiftelik
Shikhtmaister
Shilman (3)family absent, in another three sons absent, in third son in the army. Related: Flomenman, Bodner (absent)
Shlain
Shliakhovoyrelated: Rubinshtein
Shmukler
Shnirman
Shnirmoz(?)
Shomshtein
Shortwo absent
Shraibman (2)two families became artisans
Shramkinfather and one son absent
Shrifteklik
Shriftman (2)one father and two sons absent, one in the army. Related: Zeigermaister (absent)
Shteinbarg (3)also Shtenbarg, Shtenberg
Shvarts
Shvartsmangrandson moved to Chudnov as bourgeois in 1880
Sigal (3)one family absent
Skoliterfamily absent. Related: Filshtinskiy (absent)
Slivker
Smiler (2)son became artisan
Sonbelbecame artisan
Spektorone son absent. Related: Stoliar
Spivakfamily absent. Related: Liderman (absent)
Strizhevskiyone son in the army
Taksor (2)related: Broverman (absent)
Tendlerbecame artisans
Tikhman
Toksor/Taksor (2)
Toporovskiy
Traitel
Trakhtenbarg
Trigerone brother with family absent
Trovermanone son in the army
Tsapokhisabsent. Related: Ashkinuziia
Tsatskis (2)three families were combined in one household
Tsesis
Tsikerman (4)one son in the army
Tsikman (3)one son in the army. Related: Vugenman/Vugelman, Keselman (absent)
Tsimrinblit (2)one family mostly absent
Tsitskis
Tulmanone absent
Turchin
Ulanovskiy (3)one absent
Ulnikone brother absent
Upcher/[Oopcher]
Vainbarg (2)father and son absent
Vainbrek
Vainshelbom
Vainshtein (2)one son absent
Vaserman
Vatelmanrelated: Gershteinblit
Veksler
Verkhniatskiyone absent
Vinkelshteinone son in the army
Vizner
Voloshin (2)family absent. Related: Merorin (became farmers), Gluz
Volper (9)one son in the army; one brother with family is absent. Related: Shpirtis (absent), Shteingruber
Vugmaister (2)
Vugmanbecame artisans
Vulakh
Vurgavtek/Vurgovtok (2)father and one son absent
Yablochnik (2)one son in the army
Yalominskiy/Khlominskiy (?)
Yavidts/[Javits]
Yavits
Zaidener
Zakone son in the army
Zaltsbarg (5)one family became artisans, one absent, one son in the army. Related: Gitman
Zamoshchiy (?)related: Dimentbarg (absent)
Zaslavskiy/Zaslovskiy (2)
Zeilman (2)
Zelenetskiy
Zelmanone absent
Zherebetskiy
Zherebkerone son in the army. Related: Yusim (became artisans, two absent, one in the army), Zherebetskiy
Zilberbecame artisans
Zilbershtein
Zoidman
Zozulia

Starokonstantinov bourgeois residents in 1858 - part 1

Starokonstantinov Census Name list 1858

This is the index of bourgeois families who lived in the town of Starokonstantinov, Starokonstantinov district as compiled on March 31, 1858.

Part 1.


Family NameNotes
Adovenikbecame artisans
Aizmanbecame artisans. Related: Aizenman (one absent, one in the army)
Akman (3)one family became artisans, in another two sons absent
Aries/Ar'esbecame artisans
Bakmanbecame artisans
Balaban/Balabon (2)one absent. Related: Vaisburd (absent), Vitman (absent)
Balandabecame artisans. Related: Tsatskis (absent)
Baram (3)two families became artisans. Related: Giler (father absent, son in the army)
Baratsbecame artisans
Barengoltsrelated: Shpigelman
Barkhatson became artisan. Related: Shnaider (absent)
Barmashfamily absent
Basinbecame artisans. Related: Tsiperman
Basmanone son with family became artisans
Bekerbecame artisans
Berenshteinson became artisan
Blekhmanson in the army
Bluvshteinfamily absent. Related: Fraiberg (absent)
Bordakh
Boumabone absent
Bramnik (3)one son in the army
Brodskiy
Broinshtein
Broitman
Bronbergfamily absent
Broverman (3)one son artisan, one in the army; one absent. Related: Itelman (artisans), Endelman
Bukiviner
Bundisone absent
Daichman
Dardikrelated: Zingman (one absent)
Desiatnikone son in the army. Iganskiy/Chiganskiy (?) (artisan), Shipitivetskiy
Dimenbarg/Dymenbargfamily became artisans
Dlugach (4)one family absent, in another one son absent
Dolgoruk
Dorfmanbecame artisans. Related: Goikhbarg (artisan)
Eidelman (2)one son absent. Related: (Ya/E)ndelman
Endelman
Erivman
Erlikh
Erman
Feldman
Felmaisterfather became artisan, son in the army
Fiksmanone absent
Finkelperil (2)
FlaksenbargBrainshtein (absent)
Fleishman (3)in one family, one son absent, two in the army. One person became artisan.
Galperinone possibly came from Zaslav in 1850
Gelman
Gerbich (2)two families became artisans
Gilburd
Gilburd (2)one in the army, one son absent
Gilermanfour members became artisans. Related: Moidich/Modig (absent)
Gilman
Gishekhir/Gi(m?)ekhirbecame artisans
Gitelman (2)
Giterman
Gluzkiy
Gluzman
Godovennikfamily absent. Related: Kriminskiy/Kryminskiy (artisan)
Godovinikbecame artisan
Goievetskiy (2)one son in the army. Two families combined in one household. Related: Gitelman
Gold-Arbiter
Gontar/Gonter (2)two families became artisans. Related: Gluz
Gotlober
Grinbergtwo absent
Grinfeld
Grinshteinbecame artisans
Grintlekher
Gulnikone absent
Ikhtmanone absent, one in the army
Itelman (2)
Kagan (5)one son absent. Also written as Kogan, Kagon
Kaluzhiner
Kaluzhnyi (2)one family absent
Kats (2)one family became artisans, two absent. Related: Akman (artisans), Zeigermaister
Khait (2)two families became artisans
Kharmak
Khortan
Khortman
Khunekhis (3)one absent, one family became artisans. Related: Sherman, Roisenberg
Kleidermanson in the army. Related: Sudilkovskiy (absent), Kemel
Kleimanrelated: Akman, Blindman (in the army)
Kleinman
Klepach
Klienfamily absent. Related: Shliakhovoy (one absent, others became artisans)
Klingerfamily absent
Koluzhnyi (2)one father absent
Kordunskiy (2)one son in the army
Kremenetskiy (2)two absent. Related: Tarnopolskiy (absent)
Krupnik
Kukisbecame artisans
Kupchik (2)one son in the army
Kupershmidfamily became artisans. Four absent.
Kuzminskiyfather and son absent. Related: Vertman
Lapidarelated: Labunskiy
Leifermanrelated: Rivtsis
Lerman
Lerner
Leshtisabsent. Related: Fledman/Feldman(?)
Liberman (3)one son absent, in one family sons became artisans. Related: Akman
Lidermanabsent. Related: Kleidman, Poizner/Koizner (?)
Lifshits
Likhtser/[Likht-tser]
Lirner
Lisinetserbecame artisans
Mamtsis
Mantelman (3)two families became artisans, in another one son in the army
Matusarnik
Meerman
Meilfirermost absent
Melamed
Meseman/Meserman (2)
Meshengiser
Meshenshmiderbecame artisans
Mikelbank/Miklbank (2)son in the army. Related: Fleiterman, Baran (became artisans)
Milman
Mitsikmakherbecame artisans
Mizelmakher
Mushlinfather absent
Nikolaevskiyabsent
Nokhmanzonfamily absent
Nulman (2)both families absent since. Related: Shikhman (one son in the army), Shtivelman
Oistaicher
Oivetskiyone son in the army. Related: Porter (absent)
Okstwo sons in the army. Three relatives absent.
Pashkovetskiybecame artisans
Perchikbecame artisans, one in the army
Perelmanbecame artisan
Perelshtein
Perelshtein
Pochtar (2)one brother absent
Poleshuk/Polushuk
Polishuk (2)father and one son absent
Printsentelfamily mostly became artisans
Pugach (3)
Raikhmanbecame artisans
Ratushnik
Reifmanone in the army. Related: Shindman (absent)
Rekeiakh
Roikhvargerbecame artisans
Roisenfeld
Roizman
Rokhman (2)related: one became artisans
Rokmanfamily absent. Related: Pekar
Roksman/Rokman
Rosenberg
Rosenshtein (2)
Rotenbarg
Rymerbecame artisan. Related: Freinkel (absent), Sherman, Fentsterman (absent)
Sakhnovetskiyfamily absent
Sandler (4)two families absent. Related: Gruber (one in the army), Gitelmakher (absent, one in the army), Eftman (became artisan)
Shapira
Shats
Sheinfeldbecame artisans, one in the army. Related: Perelmiter
Sheinkman (3)two families became artisans, one son in the army. Related: Lozhevskiy
Sheinman
Sheinvoldbecame artisans
Shekhtmaister
Sherman (2)one family became artisans, one absent. Related: Zilberman
Shikhmantwo sons absent
Shilman (3)one became artisan. Related: Zvonetskiy (one absent)
Shimshtein
Shirman (2)became artisans, one son in the army
Shlupak/Shlopak (?)
Shmukler (2)became artisans, one became artisan. Related: Kemelmakher, Milman, Milshtein (absent)
Shnaiderbecame artisans
Shnirman (3)two families became artisans
Shpitover/Shpitoler (?)
Shriftman/Shfirftmak
Shteikilbecame artisan. Related: Mergorin (artisan), Rokman, Sudelman (absent), Mantelman (absent).
Shtein
Shteinbarg/Shteinberg (2)
Shteinberg
Shteinman
Shtirengluzson absent
Shtivelmakherfamily absent
Shtivelman (4)three families became artisans. Related: Shmider (artisans)
Shuster (2)both families became artisans
Shusterman
Shvarts
Skvirskiybecame artisans
Spivaktwo absent, one in the army. Related: Klein (absent)
Tabachnikrelated: Gonikman (absent)
Tereshkovetskiybecame artisans. Related: Feter (all absent)
Teselmanbecame artisan
Tesliar
Trisker/Prisker(?)became artisans. One son absent
Trugman
Tsaskisson absent
Tsikman (2)two families became artisans. Two of the families united in one household
Tsimbelmanone absent
Vainblat
Vainshtein (2)
Vaisboimbecame artisans, one absent
Vaiser (2)one family became artisans, one family absent
Veksliar
Viktoverone brother with family became artisans
Vishnovetskiy (2)two son in the army. One brother absent. Related: Meseman.
Vitkiverbecame artisan
Volper (2)became artisans
Volter
Vuginmantwo brothers absent
Vurgavchik
Vurshteinbecame artisans
Yalokhisbecame aritsans. Related: Veitsman, Fleishman (absent), Shirman
Yavits
Zaidmanfather absent. Related: Shirman
Zaigermaister (2)two families became artisans
Zaliaznikone absent. Related: Mitselmakher
Zaselovskiyfamily absent since 1857. Related: Mantelmaister
Zeidely/Zemdely (?)became artisan
Zeilmanrelated: Fainshtein
Zelenetskiy
Zemelmanbecame artisans
Zilbershteintwo brothers became artisans
Zinkovetskiyone absent, one in the army. Related: Yakubzon (one absent)
Zismanovichfamil absent. Related: Teselman (became artisans)
Zutelmanbecame artisans

Volochisk miscellaneous census indexes 1843-1845

Volochisk Census Name list 1834

This is the index of people who appear in miscellaneous censuses from Volochisk, Starokonstantinov district compiled throughout 1843-1845.


Family NameDate
KholostNovember 11, 1843
TsigalDecember 22, 1844
Vais-shteinFebruary 10, 1845

Teofiopol miscellaneous census indexes 1834-1851

Teofiopol Census Name list 1834

This is the index of people who appear in miscellaneous censuses from Teofiopol, Starokonstantinov district compiled throughout 1834-1851.


Family NameDate
AbusmanJune 23, 1834
AmbinderOctober 6, 1839
AziaJune 23, 1834
BekerOctober 6, 1839
BelferJune 7, 1837
Bodner (a.k.a. Shikter)September 15, 1841
BorshteinOctober 6, 1839
Brun May 14, 1851
BurdmanSeptember 15, 1841
DarmanAugust 13, 1846
EkshteinMay 14, 1851
ElfmanNovember 16, 1839
FaktormanNovember 16, 1839
FerdmanJune 1, 1839
Ferlin/Fermen (?)January 20, 1835
FermanJune 25, 1837
FurmanDecember 3, 1841
FurmanJune 7, 1837
GarbarJune 23, 1834
GrimbargJune 23, 1834
Kaput May 14, 1851
KatsNovember 16, 1839
Ker(?)man/Kershman(?)August 13, 1846
KerzhnerOctober 6, 1839
KitikmanSeptember 15, 1841
KleimanSeptember 15, 1841
KomisarJune 23, 1834
Komisar/KommisarSeptember 15, 1841
KorobievskiyMay 11, 1838
LeizerOctober 6, 1839
MatelmanJune 23, 1834, females only
MeshoirerJanuary 20, 1835
MishoirerJune 25, 1837
Nudel May 14, 1851
NuzmanJanuary 20, 1835
OsterJune 23, 1834, females only
OstrovskiyJanuary 20, 1835
Portnoy (2)June 7, 1837
Promman/Proiman (?)February 6, 1844
RofmanJanuary 20, 1835
RoisenfeldApril 8, 1846
RudmanSeptember 15, 1841
RufmanJune 25, 1837
SandlerApril 8, 1846
ShilmanApril 8, 1846
ShisterJune 17, 1834 add census
ShisterJune 25, 1837
ShisterJune 7, 1837
ShisterNovember 16, 1839
Shtipelman (2)June 1, 1839
SpektorApril 8, 1846
SpektorOctober 6, 1839
StroySeptember 15, 1841
TeslerJune 25, 1837
TsabelmanSeptember 15, 1841
UnknownJune 23, 1834, family of Azril Ioinovich, females only
Vainshtok May 14, 1851
VasmanSeptember 15, 1841
Vinokur (2)October 6, 1839
VodonosOctober 6, 1839
VodovozOctober 6, 1839
VugayNovember 16, 1839
Yusim/YusymSeptember 10, 1843
ZaidmanApril 8, 1846
ZibtmanJune 23, 1834

Volochisk bourgeois in April 1834

Volochisk Census Name list 1834

This is the list of bourgeois families who lived in Volochisk, Starokonstantinov district as recorded on April 28, 1834.

There were 623 males, 753 females living within 346 households.

It was signed by Manashko Usherovich Barenboim, Gersh Leib Aronovich Morgulis, Shulim Moshkovich Groisman.


Family NameNotes
Aibert
Aisenberg/Aizemberg (3)related: Shpirt
Ambinderson absent
Aptekarson absent
Arbus
B[lin?]shtein
Baida (3)related: Brointtein/Brointein
Balagur (2)father and two sons absent; in another family two sons absent
Balaguraone son absent
Balivshtain
Barembam (2)two absent, related: Voloshko
Beker
Bekmantwo sons absent. Related: Finkel, Flaks (absent), Filer (one absent)
Belorusrelated: Bernelfeld
Berekhshteinrelated: Veibilman
Berinshtain/Berensteinone son absent
Bermanrelated: Maister
Bernerferdsee Bernelfeld
Bershtein
Betverone son in the army, one absent
Bezmak/Bezman
Bilko
Blatfamily absent since 1829
Blim
Blomatfather and son absent since 1820
Bondar
Breslerone son in the army. Related: Kifel
Bril/Bryl (3)
Broder (2)one absent
Broit
Bronenberg/Bronimbergone son absent
Bubertwo sons absent
Bulkan
Daich
Dain (2)
Damk/Dank (2)related: Sigal
Darkhman
Drageltwo absent
Drikerabsent
Elbarkhg/[Elbarg]
Elfer
Epelson absent. Related: Furman, Kenis
Erdtrakht
Eroisar
Faershteinone son fled, one absent
Fainbergrelated: Shkapirnish (absent)
Fainshtein (2)son absent, one absent
Feferfather and son absent since 1824. Related: Kimel (absent)
Feldman
Felerrelated: Previant (see Proviant)
Felman
Fenar
Fendelone son absent
Fesher
Fidel
Flambrand/Fliambrand
Flisher
Fredintal/Fredintilrelated: Misures
Frigmanone absent
Fudik
Fudin
Furerone absent. Related: Gendel
Galevichrelated: Geiler (one absent)
Galichmidone son absent. Related: Gamor, Shtagel
Galterrelated: Bernshtein
Garbat/Gorbat
Geiber
Geiler (2)two sons absent, related: Gun (one son absent), Shakhrai (son absent)
Gelbant
Gelman
Gershfeld (2)one brother absent. Related: Fienbrandt
Gertandertwo absent
Gertsson absent
Gervits (3)one son absent
Gilbarone brother absent
Gilsker/Giltsker (3)
Gitmanrelated: Baidesh
Gleiber
Gleizer/Gleiser
Glukhovoy
Gofman
Goidel
Goikar/Gonkar (?)
Gokhman
Golberone son in the army. Related: Groiser
Goldenberg/Goldembark
Goldman
Golka (2)
Golman/Gokhman (?)one absent
Golour/Goldur (?)absent
Got
Graiser/Graizer (2)in both families one son in the army
Grenibart
Grimart (4)son in the army, one absent
Groismanrelated: Bliat
Gruber
Grus
Gurrelated: Sandler
Gurfeinone in the army
Kaganrelated: Gris (two absent)
Kaizer
Kalten
Karnmanone son absent, one in the army
Kashtenson absent
Kats (4)one brother absent, in another family two sons absent since 1827. Related: Fridel, Groisman, Virtsgaizer
Kats (a.k.a. Barembeim)
Kelner (2)
Kershengold
Kesis
Khait (4)one son converted, two absent
Khanko/[Khan'ko]related: Shklar
Khazen
Khramay
Khuset/[Khusid]
Kitay
Kiznerson absent
Kleiberkh/[Kleiberg]
Kleizor/[Kleiser]father absent, son in the army. Related: Kreizor
Knait
Knelef
Korbimfeld
Kormblat/Kornblit (2)
Kornbark/Kornbargrelated: Garts
Kotliar
Kravetstwo of the brothers absent
Kriks-Abar/Kriks-Gabar (2)
Krimer (3)related: Label, Shtekel
Kripelson in the army
Kvasson in the army
Ladarelated: Roisemboim, Tsorif
Lakhtarelated: Slepoy
Lamberson absent
Langer/Lanker (2)
Later (2)
Leibarrelated: Baronshtein
Leifer (2)
Leizar
Lekhterone son absent
Lerner/L'erner (3)
Liftsik
Likerson absent
Likhlevion
Limonik
Lisinker
Litvakson in the army
Lizimbertwo sons absent. Related: Fleisher
Maister (2)
Maister
Makher
Malamat
Maslovat
Meilerrelated: Gonikh
Melamed (?)two sons absent
Melamet (2)two sons absent. Related: Shmune (one in the army)
Michnikrelated: Melamot
Mil/Mil'one brother absent
Milter
Morgulis (2)related: Trovberkh/[Trovberg]
Mysliver/Misliverone brother absent. Related: Teper
Neilotat/[Neishtat?]related: Konstantin (absent)
Neiman/Naimanfamily absent since 1822
Nekhamot
Nevil/Nezil
Novozhenone son in the army
Nudel
Pais
Paius/Pa(?)os
Perlmanrelated: Krutiy
Perlshtein
Pilchabsent
Pitsel
Polak/Poliakone son absent
Preiser/Prei(?)erall males absent since 1830. Related: Shvarts
Proviant
Rabin (7)father and son absent since 1826, in another family one brother absent.
Related: Khabat, Roisentsveig (father and son absent since 1826)
Raisfeldwritten as Raisfield
Ravar
Roitbak (2)related: Blumblit/Blumblat (one absent)
Roitbark/[Roitberg]two absent
Rokter
Romis (2)related: Shister
Ronis
Rosenboimalso written as Rozimbaim, Roisembaim. One son in the army
Rudgeizer/Rudgeiserrelated: Slepoy
Salferone absent
San
Sandlerone son absent
Sarmar
Sedelone son in the army
Shakhovich (2)son absent. Related: Ber, Broder
Shats
Sheiner
Shekhmantwo sons absent. Related: Shmukler
Shenfeld
Shenkertwo sons absent
Shilman (4)
Shimliaktwo absent
Shind/Shimdone son absent, another in the army
Shinder (2)
Shister (2)one son in the army, two absent
Shkliar (2)related: Gezner (son absent)
Shliakhtichrelated: Tesler
Shmirer (2)both families absent since 1829
Shmuger
Shmulis
Shparts/Shvarts (?)
Shpatsirman (4)one father and son absent since 1829
Shpigel (2)one son absent. Related: Vainshelblat
Shpilerrelated: Pais
Shpirt (5)
Shpitaltwo sons absent
Shpritser (2)
Shraeabsent. Related: Zalts
Shtekh
Shtigel
Shtivelone son in the army
Shvartsduplicate record (fled)
Sigal (3)
Sisla/Sysla
Skoliarson absent
Slepoy
Sobel/Sobil
Spektor
Stoliar
Svinar (2)
Tesler
Tesliar/Tesliarelated: Kivets (absent), Kvas
Tetelboim
Tochil
Treigertwo sons absent, one exiled in 1832
Trovberrelated: Margulis
Tsegalson in the army
Tsibas
Tsigal (6)related: Beker
Tsirulnikrelated: Bronimberg
Tsvikel
Tsvingelrelated: Shister (one absent), Pimder
Tulchinskiy (2)
Tumit
Unknownthree brothers son of Mendel, all absent
UnknownTsal Khaimovich (son of Khaim?). Absent.
Vaiser
Vaitsman/Veitsman/Vetsman (4)
Vaksman (2)
Vargatfather and son absent
Vaserfur
Vashtein/Vashtein-[blit?]
Vatmakhertwo sons absent
Veiger
Veis-shtein/Vaishteinfather and son fled in 1827. Related: Tafia
Veiserson absent
Veiser (2)
Voskoboinik
Yakhna
Zaitsone son absent. Related: Goikhman
Zaks (2)related: Zilber (absent)
Zigelman
Zilberbergfather and son absent since 1829
Zilberg/Zilbark
Zilbermanrelated: Beirish

Volochisk artisans in April 1834

Volochisk Census Name list 1834

This is the list of artisan families who lived in Volochisk, Starokonstantinov district as recorded on April 28, 1834.

There were 68 males and 76 females living within 36 households.


Family NameNotes
Ambinder/[Aibinder]son absent. Related: Blatman, Khait
Bas
Bekmantwo grandsons absent
Daich (2)three sons absent. Related: Furman
Ekker
Fidelson absent
Finkel
Fudik (2)one absent. Related: Ekker
Gorbatyi
Grinshpun
Gulvat
Imberrelated: Bekman
Kalik (2)
Kaptan
Kats (2)son absent. Related: Khait
Khaitone absent. Related: Pais/Pals (?)
Khapeone son absent. Related: Khait
Khazan
Krivoyrelated: Grindznus (one absent), Faktor
Lenkerone son in the army
Linker/Lin'ker
Mushlinrelated: Shvarts
Noermanone absent
Novozhenone son absent
Portnoy
Reikhman/Rei[?]man
Shtein
Tsviey (?)absent
Vaisgarber
Zaid
Zeldisone brother absent. Related: Alnir, Khait

Volochisk merchants in April 1834

Volochisk Census Name list 1834

This is the list of merchant families who lived in Volochisk, Starokonstantinov district as recorded on April 28, 1834.

There were 16 males and 19 females living within 6 households.


Family Name
Bilivshtein
Bronimberg(3)
Kitai/Kitay
Shilman

Teofipol residents in March 1834

Teofipol Name Index Census 1834

This census from Teofipol, StaroKonstantinov district took place on March 25, 1834.

There were 755 males, 865 females living in 360 households.

It was signed by Ios Shulimovich Glaifeld, Moshko Tevievich Duga, Mortko Iosevich Gitman (Landesberk a.k.a. Bokser), Vol Mortkovich Epelboim.


Family Name
Aisenman/Aizinman
Aizinpres
Anbinder
Arbusman/Arbisman (2)
Azya/Azia (2)
Bandman
Barinboim
Baringolts
Bas - father fled. One son in the army.
Basis
Bazaliyskiy
Beingak
Beizman
Beker (2) - one father fled in 1833, in another family, son in the army. Related: Shlaen (Shliaen)
Belfer (2)
Belkis/Bilkis - father fled in 1825. Related: Latman
Bilman - father and one son fled in 1832. Related: Vaserman (one in the army)
Blekher
Blinder
Blindman - son in the army
Bodnar
Bokserman (3)
Bronshtein
Brudenshtein
Bubel
Bugenshtein - related: Shvartsman
Bungar
Burdman (3) - in one family all males died, one fled
Burshtein - father and son fled.
Darman
Dingolts - one son exiled to Siberia in 1830. Related: Epelman (fled in 1829)
Draiferd
Duga - related: Lerner
Eilman
Einoig
Eirivman - related: Tsives
Elfman
Epelbaum/Epelboim (2) - related: Klachman
Faerman
Faterman
Feldman - father fled in 1831. Related: Gindman
Figelman - related: Kleiman
Finkel (2)
Fisgeer/Fileer (?)
Fishman (4)
Fiterman
Flaman (2)
Fligel - related: Spektor (one fled in 1831), Shister
Frenkel (2)
Fridman
Furman (2)
Gakman
Gantman - father fled in 1829
Garbar (3)
Gefter
Geiman - fled in 1833
Gekhtman (2)
Gerbina - related: Yadushlivyi, Klechman
Gerdman
Geringman/Gefingman
Gershman
Geverman
Gibrekhman
Gikhman/Gakhman (?)
Gilverts - related: Koifman
Ginerman
Girvets
Gitelman - father fled in 1832. Related: Zemliak
Gitler - related: Kerzhner
Gitman (5) - related: Vinokur
Glakhfeld/Glafeld - one son fled in 1823
Gleizer
Gluzman - related: Liberman
Goikhman - fled in 1824
Golbarg (2)
Goldbarg/Goldberg (5)
Goldenbarg
Goldenshtein
Golshmid
Grinbarg
Grinburg - also written as Drinburd. Father fled in 1832
Grinshpun
Grobman (3)
Groisman (3)
Guberman
Gverman/Gveraman
Indik-Burd
Inger
Iokhnish/Yokhnish
Kaptsan/Kaptsin (2)
Kats (2) - related: Gindelman
Keizerman (2)
Kerzhman/Kirzhman (3)
Kesler - father fled in 1833
Khaikis - related: Shraer
Khait - related: Kravets
Kharakh
Khudoy
Kleiman (6) - one son fled in 1831
Kleinerman - related: Shaen (a.k.a. Katsap), Yaser
Kleinman
Kligman (4)
Klochman - fled in 1818
Knobelman - fled in 1832
Kogan/Kogin (4)
Koigan/Koigin (2)
Koltun
Komisar - in the army
Kopman - related: Soifer
Korman
Kornman (3)
Kosokiy
Kotliar
Kozak
Kraizelman (2)
Kravets
Kremenets
Krichman
Kriman
Krivulia/Krivulya (3)
Kroitman
Krupman (2)
Kryman/Kriman - fled in 1817
Kuzelman
Labovich
Lakhman (3)
Lekhevets
Lerner
Letnik - father sent to Siberia in 1833
Liberman
Likgalter (3) - related: Gudis
Likhtsiger - related: Shister
Lintsman - fled in 1817
Maltsman
Mandzulov - related: fled in 1829
Meerman
Meilman - related: Bortnik
Mesharer - one fled. Related: Fidelman
Meshiakh/Meshiyakh - related: Kiperman
Meshman - father and two sons fled by 1833
Michnik (2)
Milman
Mitelman (3)
Mitselman - fled in 1832. Related: Vygodman/Vigodman
Myler/Miler (2) - related: Fishman
Nitskman/Nytskman
Nudelman
Nuzman
Okopnik
Okrainik
Oshister (2)
Oshiter (2)
Ostrogskiy
Ostryi
Peigerman - related: Gorbman
Peltsman (2) - related: Glekelman, Portnoy
Pernshtein
Pizelman
Plitman
Polak
Proshman
Puras - father fled in 1831. One son in the army.
Rabiner
Raichman
Raisman - one son in the army
Raitser
Reizlakh - related: Furman
Reznik
Ribemboim/Ribelboim - related: Likhtman
Ribman (2) - father fled in 1817. related: Gurman
Roifman
Roiman - one son in the army
Roisenfeld
Roitman (2)
Rudman (2)
Rybak - one in the army
Sandler (2) - related: Tesler
Sasif/Sasyf
Shamis
Sheinfeld
Sherarf/Shirsharf - also written as Shirsharf
Shilman
Shirman - Son fled in 1828. Related: Shraer
Shister (6) - father fled in 1833. Related: Asieman/Aleman(?), Okorniak, Koiler
Shmirer - father fled in 1833. One son in the army. Related: Furman
Shmoishman
Shnaider (4)
Shnaiderman
Shpigelman
Shpigelman
Shpritser
Shraer
Shteinvolf/Shtiynvolf
Shtilfer - one son fled, one in the army. related: Sobotnik
Shtipelman
Shvaigman - related: Truger
Shvartsman (2)
Shvartsvaler
Shvershtein
Soroka - related: Bodnar (one in the army), Shtipelman (fled in 1828)
Spektor (3) - one fled in 1819
Spektor (5) - related: Melamud
Stitman
Striy
Stroiman (2) - related: Darman (one fled in 1822)
Sulepnik - son fled in 1821
Sviatets
Taikhman
Takhman
Takman
Tarnopol
Tentser
Tikman - related: Letnik, Bortnik (in the army)
Toibman
Traina
Trakhtenberg
Trugman (2)
Truzer - related: Tsibelman
Tsibelman - related: Kornman
Tsimbarg
Tsimberg (2) - related: Zigermeister
Tsives - related: Ferdman(?)
Tsveiman
Tsveingel
Urman (2)
Vadavskiy - related: Meisherer
Vainer (8) - one father fled in 1829. Related: Portnoy, Shnaider, Rosental, Vinokur
Vainshelboim - father fled in 1831
Vaisman (2)
Vartman
Vasburd
Vaser - one son fled 1820
Vatman
Vaya
Veigman (2)
Veitsman
Veksler (2)
Vinokur (2)
Vodovoz - related: Beznosok
Vugenshmid
Yaser - related: Fiterman
Yusim
Zaidman (2) - related: Langman, Feldman
Zaksman - related: Roifman (one fled in 1819)
Zaltsman (4)
Zaltsvelber
Zaslav
Zegermeister - related: Zigermakher (fled in 1828)
Zelner (3) - Related: Krantman, Shraer (in the army)
Zilberman (4) - family fled in 1820, in another family, one fled in 1828
Zingman
Zoilman (2)
Zouberman

Ozhegovets residents in April 1834

Ozhegovets Name Index Census 1834

This census from Ozhegovets, StaroKonstantinov district took place on April 25, 1834.

There were 195 male and 246 female bourgeois living within 61 households.

It was signed by Vol Iosevich Landesberg (Landesberk a.k.a. Bokser), Vol Mortkovich Epelboim.


Family NameNotes
Baran (2)related: Gershgorn
Baras
Barat/Baratrelated: Misuris, Krichmar
Barboim/Barbeimrelated: Alter
Barenboimfather fled, son in the army. Related: Fidelman (in the army)
Beider
Belfer
Bitfeldrelated: Doidem, Peltsmakher (absent), Vainer (Vainar), Binshtok, Geiler
Dekhtiarrelated: Leikekhmikher
Faerrelated: Epelboim
Farbarrelated: Birenfeld
Fiksmanrelated: Groiser
Geimakher/Eimakher (2)related: Roife, Bereluk (2 fled in 1833)
Gershbargrelated: Teivelrakh, Sigal
Gershenfeld (2)also Gershinfeld, related: Trober
Gershtenfeld/Gershtinfeld (2)related: Barat (fled in 1829), Raikh (two fled in 1829-31), Dantsker, Furman, Reikh, Grimblat/Grimblit
Gitelmakherrelated: Portnoy, Khait, Melamat, Raikh
Goldbarg (2)also Goldbark
Goldichrelated: Binshtok, Grimboim
Grinshpunrelated: Klank, Goldenberg/Goldimberg, Meiler, Volftsun
Grubargrelated: Blank, Gershgorn, Pidribin
Gun
Guzinfeld
Karnblitrelated: Mamafeld(?), Shneifeld, Barat (fled in 1830), Gleizer (fled in 1833)
Katsrelated: Serebrenik
Klank/Kliank
Koprelated: Lerul (fled in 1827), Ekster, Gorln
Korenblitrelated: Korimblit, Lisenfeld, Sigal, Shteinvortsil (fled in 1830)
Kushnerrelated: Grimboim, Guber
Landesbarga.k.a. Bokser
Libert
Mazliach/Mazlias
Nisenboimrelated: Sime, Kobirnik
Pasternak
Portnoyrelated: Gleizer, Shraer, Portnoy, Kushnir, Grois, Shats, Grubard/Grubbard
Rabinfled. Related: Sapozhnik (fled)
Raitsinrelated: Vainer, Shvarts, Sapozhnik
Raitsinbeinrelated: Nisenboim
Rimer/Rymerrelated: Shvarts
Roisenshteinrelated: Shnafler, Dekhtiar, Bas, Vaiser, Belfer
Roitenbergalso Roitemberg, Trober
Roizimboimfled in 1834. Related: Roisenzaft
Serebrenikone fled in 1833
Seuler/Seuliar
Shlufarrelated: Sister, Fiksman, Kats, Koin/Koyn, Gershgorn
Shporin/Shporynrelated: Birenfeld, Treder, Kats
Shtirnrelated: Shtirin, Fidelman, Shteinvin, Binshtok
Shvartsrelated: Kats, Lank
Soiferrelated: Lumer, Gleizer, Shvarts
Stirnrelated: Fidelman (one in the army), Beizer (in the army)
Stoliar/Stoler
Storozumnik (2)one fled in 1826. Related: Kats, Sigal
Troberone fled in 1832. related: Zutelmakher
Volftsunfather fled in 1829

Kulchin residents in July 1834 additional census

Kulchin Name Index Census 1834

This is additional census from Kulchin, StaroKonstantinov district recorded in July, 1834.

There were 22 males and 8 females recorded.

It was signed by Pinkhas Iosevich Shkalts, Itsko Yankelevich Mushlin.


Family Name
Feldman
Fiks (2)
Firman
Frankel
Goltsfarb
Kipershtokh
Naide - related: Gilman
Rozmarin
Shmirer