Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	3	SHERMAN	Borukh	Khaim	townsman	1803	–	1834	31	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	3	SHERMAN	Basya	not indicated	townsman	–	1803	1834				1850	47	wife of	Borukh Khaimov		male
dup name from supplement	3 | 2	SHERMAN	Borukh	Khaim	townsman	1803	1803	1834	31			1851	48				male
	3 | 2	SHERMAN	Moshe-Aron	Borukh	townsman	–	1834	1834	newborn			1851	17	son of	Borukh Khaimov		male
	3 | 2	SHERMAN	not indicated	not indicated	townsman	–	–	1834				1851	not indicated	not indicated	Borukh Khaimov		female

Analysis:There are two Sherman households ( #3, #125) and one Shirman household in the revision ( #21).

In the 1850 revision for this Sherman household, Borukh son of Khaim (also called "Borukh Khaimov") is missing as of 1849 at the age of 46. HIs wife Basya, age 47, was the only other person present. In the 1851 supplement, Khaim reappears, age 48. With him is his son Moshe-Aron, age 17 and another female whose age and relationship to Borukh is not indicated. The head of this household, Borukh son of Khaiam, is probably the son of the man named Khaim son of Borukh, listed as head of household #125.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	4	NEYTER	Moshko	Berko	townsman	1808	–	1834	26	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	4	NEYTER	Volko	Berko	townsman	1827	1826	1839	12			1850	24	brother			male
	4	NEYTER	Golda	not indicated	townsman	–	1814	1834				1850	36	wife of	Moshko Berkov		female
dup name in supplement	4 | 3	NEYTER	Moshko	Berko	townsman	1808	1810	1834	26			1851	41		Moshko Berkov		male
	4 | 3	NEYTER	Avrum-Yoina	Moshko	townsman	–	1839	1834	newborn			1851	12	son of	Moshko Berkov		male
	4 | 3	NEYTER	Ester	Moshko	townsman	–	1837	1834				1851	14	daughter of	Moshko Berkov		female
	4 | 3	NEYTER	Rukhlya-Leya	not indicated	townsman	–	1828	1834				1851	23	wife of	brother of Moshko Berkov		female

Analysis: This is the third of seven households with variations on the surname Neter, Neyter, Neyte ( #1, #2, #4, #6, #18, #24, #93). The head of this household (#4), Mosko son of Berko, was probably a brother of Gershko son of Berko who is head of household #6.

The 1850 census indicates that the head of household, Moshko son of Berko (also called "Moshko Berkov") has been missing since 1849 at the age of 41. His brother, Volko, age 24, and wife, Golda, age 36 are present in the household.

Moshko reappears in the 1851 supplement. He is listed as age 41. Appearing with him are a son, Avrum-Yoina, age 12, a daughter, Ester, age 14 and a brother (i.e. sister) of Moshko named Rukhlya-Leya, age 23.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	5	NUDLER	Mordko-Ber	Wolf	townsman	1822	1822	1834	12			1850	28	head of family			male
	5	NUDLER	Moishe-Gersh	not indicated	townsman	1822	1822	1834	12			1850	28	cousin			male
	5	NUDLER	Motya-Ber	Moishe-Gersh	townsman	–	1839	1834	newborn			1850	11	son of	Moishe-Gersh	Etya-Tsirlya	male
	5	NUDLER	Zhenya-Sura	not indicated	townsman	–	1825	1834				1850	25	wife of	Moshko-Ber Volfov		female
	5	NUDLER	Etya-Tsirlya	not indicated	townsman	–	NA	1834				1850	24	wife of	Moishe-Gersh		female

Analysis: This is the first of two Nudler households in the revision (household #5 and #123). The head of household, Moshko-Ber son of Wolf (also called "Moshko-Ber Volfov") is age 28. He is one of the younger men to be explicitly called head of household. His wife, Etya-Tsirlya, age 24 is present along with a son Motya-Ber, age 11. Also present is a cousin, Moishe Gersh, age 28, and his wife, Zhenya-Sura.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	6	NEYTER	Gershko	Berko	townsman	1802	1802	1834	32			1850	48	head of family			male
	6	NEYTER	Leibko	Gershko	townsman	1822	1822	1834	12			1850	20	son of	Gershko Berkov	Haya	male
	6	NEYTER	Duvid	Leib	townsman	–	1841	1834	newborn			1850	9	son of	Leib Gershkov	Etya	male
	6	NEYTER	Yos	Leib	townsman	1827	1826	1835	8			1850	24	son of	Leib Gershkov	Etya	male
	6	NEYTER	Itsko	Berko	townsman	1806	–	1834	28	died	1835	1850	not indicated	brother of	Leib Gershkov		male
	6	NEYTER	Haya	not indicated	townsman	–	1804	1834				1850	46	wife of	Gershko Berkov		female
	6	NEYTER	Rokhlya	Gershko	townsman	–	1831	1834				1850	19	daughter of	Gershko Berkov	Haya	female
	6	NEYTER	Etya	not indicated	townsman	–	1824	1834				1850	26	wife of	Leib Gershkov		female

Analysis: This is the fourth of seven households with variations on the surname Neter, Neyter, Neyte ( #1, #2, #4, #6, #18, #24, #93). The head of this household (#6), Gershko son of Berko, was probably a brother of Moshko son of Berko who is head of household #4.

Gershko son of Berko (also called "Gershko Berkov") is 48. His wife Haya is present, age 26. They have a son, Leibko, age 20 and a daughter, Rokhlya, age 19. Leibko is also married to Etya, age 26 and they have two sons, Duvid, age 9 and Yos, 24.

A brother of Leib is also listed: Itsko son of Berko. He died in 1835 at the age of 29. It is not clear why he is called a brother of Leib since he was in all likelihood the brother of Leib's father, Gersh, who was also a son of Berko. Perhaps a mistake was made by the census taker.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	7	TRINKER	Itsko	Wolf	townsman	1782	–	1834	52	died	1849	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	7	TRINKER	Moshko-Meyer	Itsko	townsman	1809	1809	1834	25			1850	41	son of	Itsko Volfov		male
	7	TRINKER	Shmil-Ber	Itsko	townsman	1821	–	1834	13	recruited	1841	1850	not indicated	son of	Itsko Volfov		male
	7	TRINKER	Gitlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1810	1834				1850	40	wife of	Moshko-Meyer Itskov		female
	7 | 4	TRINKER	Alter-Leib	Moshko-Meyer	townsman	–	1839	1834	newborn			1851	12

Analysis: The head of the household, Itsko son of Wolf (also called "Itsko Volfov") died in 1849 at the age of 67, giving him one of the longest lifespans in town. His son, Moshko-Meyer, age 41 is now the senior male in the household. Itsko's other son, Shmil-Ber, was conscripted into the military in 1841 at the age of 20.

Moshko-Meyer is married to Gitlya, age 40. Their son, Alter-Leib, was not present in the 1850 census but is listed in the 1851 supplement. He is 12 years old.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	8	KREYMER	Leib	Yankel	townsman	1804	–	1834	30	missing	1845	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	8	KREYMER	Yankel-Itsko	Leib	townsman	1824	–	1834	10	missing	1845	1850	not indicated	son of	Leib Yankelev		male
	8	KREYMER	Yankel	Leib	townsman	1827	–	1841	14	missing	1845	1850	not indicated	son of	Leib Yankelev		male
	8	KREYMER	Itsko	Leib	townsman	1830	–	1844	14	missing	1845	1850	not indicated	son of	Leib Yankelev		male
	- | 20 | 78	KREYMER	Anshel	Srul	townsman		1824	1834				1851	27				male

Analysis: Leib Kreymer, the head of household, has been missing since 1845 at the age of 41. He could be the brother of Ovishiya Kremer in household #71 since both are sons of Yankel, though the surnames are spelled differently.

In this record, it appears that three of Leib's sons went missing the same year he did. However the names of the three sons appears suspiciously similar and one wonders whether the revision is recording inconsistent records for the same son (Yankel-Itsko, Yankel, and Itsko). The first son listed is Yankel-Itsko, missing in 1845 at the age of 21. The second son is Yankel, missing in 1845 at the age of 28, and the final son is Itsko, missing in 1845 at the age of 15.

There is another man with the name Kreymer who is picked up in the 1851 census. It is not clear if he belongs with this family since there is no family number for the 1850 census. In the 1851 census, he is listed in family #20 and there are no others in that list. There is a reference to a revision list 8, where he is listed as part of family #78 but no other records are available for that list at this itme.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	9	Kirzhnir	Srul	Pinkhas	townsman	1792	–	1834	42	died	1838	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	9	Kirzhnir	Pinkhas	Srul	townsman	1810	1810	1834	24			1850	40	son of	Srul Pinkhasov		male
	9	Kirzhnir	Peysakh	Srul	townsman	1814	1814	1834	20			1850	36	son of	Srul Pinkhasov		male
	9	Kirzhnir	Moishe	Srul	townsman	1820	1820	1834	14			1850	30	son of	Srul Pinkhasov		male
	9	Kirzhnir	Tsipya	not indicated	townsman	–	1814	1834				1850	36	wife of	Pinkhas Srulev		female
	9	Kirzhnir	Bluma	not indicated	townsman	–	1820	1834				1850	30	wife of	Peysakh Srulev		female
	9	Kirzhnir	Rivka	Peysakh	townsman	–	1840	1834				1850	10	daughter of	Peysakh Srulev	Bluma	female
	9	Kirzhnir	Freyda	not indicated	townsman	–	1820	1834				1850	30	wife of	Moisha Srulev		female

Analysis: Head of household, Srul son of Pinkhas (also called "Srul Pinkhasov") died in 1838 at the age of 46. He was born in 1792 and would have been 58 had he lived to 1850. Three sons and their wives are in the household, Pinkhas, age 40, and his wife Tsipya, age 36, son Peysakh, age 36, and his wife Bluma, age 36 and daughter, Rivka, age 10, and son Moishe, age 30 and his wife, Freyda, age, 30.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	10	GITELMAN	Nuta-Moishe	Zanvel	townsman	1804	–	1834	30	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	10	GITELMAN	Zanvel	Nuta-Moishe	townsman	1829	–	1834	16	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	son of	Nuta-Moisha Zanvelev	Sura	male
	10	GITELMAN	Sura	not indicated	townsman	–	1804	1834				1850	46	wife of	Nuta-Moisha Zanvelev	Sura	female
dup name from 1851 supplement	10 | 5	GITELMAN	Nuta-Moishe	Zainvel	townsman	1804	1804	1834	30			1851	47				male
dup name from 1851 supplement	10 | 5	GITELMAN	Zainvel	Nuta-Moishe	townsman	–	1829	1834	16)			1851	22	son of	Nuta-Moisha Zanvelev		male
	10 | 5	GITELMAN	Avrum	Nuta-Moishe	townsman	–	1839	1834	newborn			1851	12	son of	Nuta-Moisha Zanvelev		male
	10 | 5	GITELMAN	Basya-Freyda	Nuta-Moishe	townsman	–	1835	1834				1851	16	daughter of	Nuta-Moisha Zanvelev		female
	10 | 5	GITELMAN	Myenya	Nuta-Moishe	townsman	–	1839	1834				1851	12	daughter of	Nuta-Moisha Zanvelev		female
	10 | 5	GITELMAN	Beyla	Nuta-Moishe	townsman	–	1843	1834				1851	8	daughter of	Nuta-Moisha Zanvelev		female
	10 | 5	GITELMAN	Sura-Ita	Nuta-Moishe	townsman	–	1838	1834				1851	13	nephew [actually niece]	Nuta-Moisha Zanvelev		female
	10 | 5	GITELMAN	Gitlya	Nuta-Moishe	townsman	–	1831	1834				1851	20	wife of	Zainvel Nuta-Moishev		female
	10 | 5	GITELMAN	Raitsa	Zainvel	townsman	–	1847	1834				1851	4	daughter of	Zainvel Nuta-Moishev	Gitlya	female

Analysis: Between the revision of 1850 and 1851, when the supplement was done, this household changed dramatically. In 1850, only Sura, the wife of the head of household was present at age 46. Her husband Nuta-Moishe son of Zanvel (also called "Nuta-Moisha Zanvelev") was missing as of 1849 at the age of 45, and their son, Zanvel, was missing in the same year at the age of 31.

By 1851 when the supplement was done, both Nuta-Moishe and Zanvel are present with a larger household. Nuta-Moishe's wife Sura is no longer listed and he now has a different wife, Gitlya, age 20, and a daughter, Raitsa, age 4 from that marriage. They probably married 4 years before. Why Sura was left alone in the home in 1850 is intriguing. It woudl appear that Nuta-Moishe left or divorced Sura, his first wife, and had gone to live somewhere else with the family and then returned in 1851.

In 1851, Nuta-Moisha is now 47 and his son "Zainvel" is 22. Also listed for the first time is Nuta-Moisha's son, Avrum, age 12, and three daughters, Basya-Freyda, age 16, Myenya, age 12, and Beyla, age 8. None of them have a mother listed seeming to confirm that their mother was the Sura who is now missing from the household. A niece, Sura-Ita, is also present in the household, age 13.

It seems possible that a Gitelman family mentioned in the Mlynov-Mervits Memorial book is descended from this Gitelman line. A Moshe Gitelman who was called "Ruchel Feivesh's [son]" is remembered in the Memorial book (p. 127 original [117 English translation]), as a close friend of Shmuel Mandelkern and as one who procured bullets for the self-defense units that had been organized following WWI.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	11	PLOTNIK	Gdal	Khaim	townsman	–	–	1834	23 (33 in pencil)	died	1837	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	11	PLOTNIK	Khaim-Moishe	Gdal	townsman	1826	–	1834	8	ranked among Ozyryanskoye farming community		1850	not indicated	son of	Gdal Khaimov		male
	11	PLOTNIK	Moshko	Gdal	townsman	1820	–	1839	19	ranked among Ozyryanskoye farming community		1850	not indicated	son of	Gdal Khaimov		male

Analysis: The head of household, Gdal son of Khaim (also called "Gdal Khaimov") died in 1837 at the age of either 27 or 37, given the ambiguity in the age specified in 1834. Two sons are mentioned, Khaim-Moishe, born 1826, and Moshko, born in 1820, both of whom are involved in some farming community and not present in town.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	12	BELFER	Moishe	Abel	townsman		1822	1834	omitted			1850	28	head of family			male

Analysis: Only one person comprises this household: Moishe Belfer. He is a 28-year-old man and no information is listed for the earlier 1834 census suggesting he may have arrived in town between that date and the 1850 census.

Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	13	AKMAN	Shmul	Yukel	townsman	1822	–	1834	12	recruited	1836	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	13	AKMAN	Gershko	Yukel	townsman	1826	–	1834	8	missing	1846	1850	not indicated	brother	Shmul Yukelev		male

Analysis: This is the first of two Akman households (#13 and household #32) that probably are related and neither of which has members present in 1850.

In this household, the names are listed still in 1850 because two of them were present in the earlier 1834 census. The head of the family is Shmul Akman, son of Yukel (probably the man called Yoirikhim Mordkov in the other Akman household).

Shmul was was born in 1822 and was 12 years old in the earlier 1834 census. We don't have that census but at that point his father Yukel was probably head of household. Shmul was recruited in 1836 at the age of 14. His age in 1850 is not indicated because he has not returned. His brother Gershko, two years younger, went missing in 1846 at the age of 20.

It appears that a first cousin of these Akman's is the man who appears in the second Akman household (#32).

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	14	BONDER	Shapshel	Yankel	townsman	1814	1814	1834	20			1850	36	head of family			male
	14	BONDER	Joseph-Khaim	Shapshel	townsman	1834	1848	1834	newborn			1850	2	son of	Shapshel Yankelev	Riva	male
	14	BONDER	Riva	not indicated	townsman	–	1820	1834				1850	30	wife of	Shapshel Yankelev		female
	14	BONDER	Haya-Sura	Shapshel	townsman	–	1835	1834				1850	15	daughter	Shapshel Yankelev	Riva	female

Analysis: The Bonder household is a small family unit of a father, mother, son and daughter. The head of household Shapshel, son of Yankel, is 36 and was present in 1834. He is married to Riva, age 30, and has a son Joseph-Khaim, age 2 and a daughter Haya-Sura, age 15. The large age gap between the age of the son and daughter makes one wonder if Shapshel and Riva are indeed Riva's parents. If so, they became parents when they were 21 and 15 respectively. While that is possible biologically, the absence of other children in the interening years makes one wonder whether this is some other story here.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	15	FURSHPAN	Gershko	Leib	townsman	1808	–	1834	26	died	1848	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	15	FURSHPAN	Duvid-Yankel	Leib	townsman	1815.5	1815.5	1834	18.5			1850	34.5	brother	Gershko Leibov		male
	15	FURSHPAN	Khaim	Duvid-Yankel	townsman	–	1845	1834	newborn			1850	5	son of	Duvid-Yankel Leibov		male
	15	FURSHPAN	Liba	not indicated	townsman	–	1816	1834				1850	34	wife of	Duvid-Yankel Gershkov		female
dup name in 1851 sup	15 | 6	FURSHPAN	Khaim	Duvid-Yankel	townsman	–	1843	1834	newborn			1851	8				male

Analysis: The head of household, Gershko son of Leib (also called "Gershko Leibov") died in 1848 at the age of 40. No widow or children are present.

Gershko did leave behind a brother, Duvid-Yankel (also called "Duvid-Yankel Gershkov"), age 34 1/2 and his wife, Liba, age 34, and a son Khaim, who is listed as age 5 in 1850, but his age is given as 8, in the 1851 supplement.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	16	WAINER	Ruvin	Yosyp	townsman	1813	1813	1834	21			1850	37	head of family			male
	16	WAINER	Nusyn	Yosyp	townsman	1814	–	1849	35	missing	1848	1850	not indicated	brother			male
	16	WAINER	Yosyp	Nusyn	townsman	1834	1834	1849	15			1850	16	son of	Nusyn Yosypov		male
	16	WAINER	Yosyp	Ruvin	townsman	–	1838	1834	newborn			1850	12	son of	Ruvin Yosypov		male

Analysis: This is the first of three Wainer households ( #16, #96, #110) but there is no overt relationship between them.

Here Ruvin son of Yosyp (Yosef), age 37, is head of the household.A brother of his, Nusyn, went missing in 1848 at the age of about 35. (The date "when exactly is later than the previous census year so the data appears unreliable). Still in the household are Ruvin's son Yosyp, age 12, and a son of his brother, also called Yosyp, age 16.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	17	GRINSHPUL	Shmul	Favel	townsman	–	1825	1834	omitted			1850	25	head of family			male

Analysis: Only one person is listed in this household: Shmula Grinshpul, son of Favel, age 25. It could be that this Shmul is a relative of Lemel, the head of household in #25. Here Shmul Grinshpul born in 1825 is listed as son of Favel. There Lemel, born in 1788, is listed as a son of Faivish Grinshpun. The surnames are very close in spelling (one letter difference) and could be variations of each other.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	18	KOPITNIK	Yankel	Urin	townsman	1799	1799	1834	35			1850	51	head of family			male
	18	KOPITNIK	Moishe-Isser	Yankel	townsman	1829	–	1834	5	died	1848	1850	not indicated	son of	Yankel Urinov	Haya-Leya	male
	18	KOPITNIK	Haya-Leya	not indicated	townsman	–	1810	1834				1850	40	wife of	Yankel Urinov		female
	18	NEYTER	Shmul	Zalman	townsman	1828	1828	1849	21			1850	22	nephew of	Yankel Urinov		male
	18 | 7	NEYTER	Tsirlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1833	1834	21			1851	18	wife of	Shmul Zelmanov		female

Analysis: This is the first of two Kopitnik households headed by brothers both sons of Urin Kopitnik: (#18, #20). Here Yankel son of Urin (also called "Yankel Urinov") is 51 and one of the oldest living heads of household in the revision. His wife, age 40, is 11 years younger, and a son, Yankel, died in 1848 at the age of 19.

There is also a nephew of Yankel in the household by the name of Shmuel Neyter son of Zalman. He is 22 in the 1850 census and in the 1851 supplement a wife, Tsirlya, age 18 is present. It seems likely that Shmul Neyter is the son of Zalman Neyter who is listed as head of household (#1). We can assume that his wife was a Neyter and probably a sister of Shmul's father: Zalman Neyter.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	19	DRATVA	Abrum	Nusyn	townsman	1792	1792	1834	42			1850	58	head of family			male
	19	DRATVA	Aron-Yankel	Yos	townsman	1825	1825	1834	9			1850	25	son of	Abrum Nusynov		male
	19	DRATVA	Yos	Abrum	townsman		1838	1834	newborn			1850	12	son of	Abrum Nusynov		male
	19	DRATVA	Moishe-Zelman	Aron-Yankel	townsman		1846	1834	newborn			1850	4	son of	Aron-Yankel Abrumov		male
	19	DRATVA	Rivka	not indicated	townsman		1800	1834				1850	50	wife	Abrum Nusynov		female
	19	ZIMERMAN	Gershko	Khaim	townsman	1821	–	1834	13	died	1841	1850	not indicated	nephew of	Abrum Nusynov		male

Analysis: Abrum son of Nusyn (also called "Abrum Nusynov"), age 58, is head of the family and was present in Mervits by the 1834 census. He was born in 1792, a year before Mervits became part of Russia. Present in the household with him is his wife, Rivka, age 50, and two sons, Aron-Yankel, age 25, and Yos, age 12.

Also present is a grandson (a son of his son Aron Yankel) by the name of Moishe Zelman, age 4. And there is a nephew of Abrum, named Gershko son of Khaim Zimerman, who probably is a son of Abrum's sister.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	20	KOPITNIK	Abrum	Urin	townsman	1804	1804	1834	30			1850	46	head of family			male
	20	KOPITNIK	Urin	Abrum	townsman	1825	1824	1834	9			1850	26	son of family	Abrum Urinov		male
	20	KOPITNIK	Duvid-Leiba	Urin	townsman	1808	–	1834	26	died	1838	1850	not indicated	brother of family	Abrum Urinov		male
	20	KOPITNIK	Hana	not indicated	townsman	–	1810	1834				1850	40	wife of	Abrum Urinov		female
	20	KOPITNIK	Haya-Dvosya	not indicated	townsman	–	1825	1834				1850	25	wife of	Urin Abrumov		female

Analysis: This is the second of two Kopitnik households headed by brothers both sons of Urin Kopitnik ((#18), #20). Here Abrum son of Urin (also called "Abrum Urinov") is 46. A brother, Duvid-Leiba, who died in 1838 at the age of 30 is listed in the household. Present still is Abrum's wife, Hana, age 40 and the widow of his brother, Haya-Dvosya, age 25. No children are listed and it is unknown if they had children who moved or were childless.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	21	SHIRMAN	Joseph	Leib	townsman	1796	–	1834	38	died	1836	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	21	SHIRMAN	Shlema-Leib	Joseph	townsman	1824	–	1834	10	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	son of	Joseph Leibov		male
	21	SHIRMAN	Hana	not indicated	townsman	–	1798	1834				1850	52	wife of	Joseph Leibov		female
	21	SHIRMAN	Rukhlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1825	1834				1850	25	wife of	Shlema-Leib Josephov		female
	21 | 8	SHAKHMAN	Shlema-Leib	Joseph	townsman	1824	1824	1834	10			1850	27				male

Analysis:There are two Sherman households ( #3, #125) and one Shirman household in the revision ( #21). There is no obvious connection between this Shirman household and the two Sherman households.

In the 1850 revision, Joseph son of Leib (also called "Joseph Leibov") died in 1836 at the age of 40. Still present in the household is Josephs's wife, Hanah, age 52. Their son, Shlema Leib, was missing as of 1849 at the age of 25 but his wife, Rukhlya, age 25, is still in the household.

A man named Shlema-Leib Shakhman appears in the 1851 supplement (supplement household #21). His father is Joseph and one wonders whether this is the reappearance of the missing son called Shlema-Leib Shirman. The similarities in first names and names of the father suggest it is the same person. Why the surname is now Shakhman rather than Shirman is not clear.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	22	KAPITMAN	Froim	Khaim	townsman	1806	–	1834	28	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
dup name in 1851 supplement	22 | 35	KAPITMAN	Froim	Khaim	townsman	1806	1802	1834	28			1850	49	head of family			male

Analysis: In the 1850 revision, Froim son of Khaim was listed as missing as of 1849, at the age of 43. In the 1851 supplement, he is present in town and is listed as 49 years old, suggesting he was born in 1802, not 1806.

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	23	KLETSERMAN	Sheyer-Oizer	Urin	townsman	–	1822	1834	omitted			1850	28	head of family			male
	23	KLETSERMAN	Leya	not indicated	townsman	–	1823	1834				1850	27	wife of	Sheyer-Oizer Urinov		female

Analysis: A small household of Sheyer-Oizer, age 28, and his wife Leya, age 27.

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	24	SHWARTSBARG	Sender-Gersh	Berko	townsman	1786	–	1834	48	died	1838	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	24	SHWARTSBARG	Shlema	not indicated	townsman	1826	–	1834	8	recruited	1843	1850	not indicated	grandson of	Sender-Gersh Berkov		male
	24	SHWARTSBARG	Ruvin	Abram	townsman	–	1841	1834	newborn			1850	9	son of	Sender-Gersh Berkov		male
	24	LOKRATS	Abram	Shlema	townsman	1812	1812	1834	22			1850	38	nephew of	Sender-Gersh Berkov		male
	24	LOKRATS	Rivka	not indicated	townsman	–	1814	1834				1850	36	wife of	Abram Shlemov		female
	24	NEYTER	Urin	Itsko	townsman	–	1827	1834	7 (8 crossed out in pencil)			1850	23	grandson of	Sender-Gersh Berkov		male

Analysis: This is a household with three different surnames. The head of the household is Sender-Gersh son of Berko (also called "Sender Gersh Berkov). He died in 1838 at the age of 52. Still present in the household is a son of Sender-Gersh, named Ruvin, age 9. One of his grandsons, Shlema Shwartzbarg was recruited in 1843 at the age of 17. Another grandson, Urin Neyter, age 23, is present in the household. It is possible he is related to the Khaim-Itsko Neyter in household #93.

Also present is a nephew, Abram Lokrats, age 38, his wife Rivka, age 36. It seems possible that Abram "Lokrats" here (#24) is related to head of the "Lokrats" household (#97). Here we have Abram son of Shlema. There we have Zelman son of Abram, who has a son named Shlema. The similarity in first and last names suggests some relationship that is not clear.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	25	GOLDBARG[1]	Shapsa	Moshko	townsman	1798	1798	1834	36			1850	52	head of family			male
	25	GOLDBARG	Shlema-Gersh	Shapsa	townsman	1814	–	1834	20	missing	1846	1850	not indicated	son of	Shapsa Moshkov	Gitlya	male
	25	GOLDBARG	Borukh	Shapsa	townsman	–	1826	1834	omitted			1850	24	son of	Shapsa Moshkov	Gitlya	male
	25	GOLDBARG	Moishe-Motya	Shapsa	townsman	–	1839	1834	newborn			1850	11	son of	Shapsa Moshkov	Gitlya	male
	25	GOLDBARG	Gitlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1810	1834				1850	40	wife of	Shapsa Moshkov		female
	25	GOLDBARG	Leya	not indicated	townsman	–	1816	1834				1850	34	wife of	Shlema-Gersh Shapsov		female

Analysis: This is the first of two consecutive Goldbarg households (#25, #26) that appear to be related. The head of household in each is listed as a son of Moshko Goldbarg.

Here, Shapsa son of Moshko (also called "Shapsa Moshkov") is head of household and 52 years old. His wife Gitlya age 40 is listed as the mother of his three sons, though it seems likely she could be a second wife based on the age of the older one. The eldest Shlema-Gersh, went missing in 1846 at the age of 32. In 1850, he would have been 36 years old when Gitlya was 40. Two other sons are present in the household, Borukh, age 24 and Moishe-Moya, age 11. Moishe-moya is most likely Gitlya's mother and possibly Borukh. Also present in the household is the wife of Shlema-Gersh, the son who was missing in 1846.

[1] The translator spelled this individual's surname as Goldbard, not as Goldbarg the way the rest of the household is spelled. However, but in referring back to the Russian original, I see no difference in Russian with the following surnames, Goldbarg. ↩

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	26	GOLDBARG	Srul-Gersh	Moshko	townsmn	1804	–	1834	30	died	1838	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	26	GOLDBARG	Khaim-Mordko	Srul-Gersh	townsmn	1822	–	1834	12	missing	1848	1850	not indicated	son of	Srul-Gersh Moshkov		male

Analysis: This is the second of two consecutive Goldbarg households (#25, #26) that appear to be related. The head of household in each is listed as a son of Moshko Goldbarg.

Here, the head of household, Srul-Gersh (also called "Srul-Gersh Moshkov") has died in 1838 at the age 34. He was born in 1804 and was likely the brother of Shapsa Goldbarg, head of household #25, who was born in 1798. Srul-Gersh's son, "Khaim-Mordko" is also missing as of 1848 when he was 26.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	27	VARTSEL	Leizar-Shaya	Nakhman	townsman	–	–	1834	50 (23 crossed out in pencil )	died	1836	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	27	VARTSEL	Itsko-Yankev	Leizar-Shaya	townsman	1811	–	1834	23	died	1848	1850	not indicated	son of	Leizar-Shaya Nakhmanov		male
	27	VARTSEL	Khaim	Leizar-Shaya	townsman	1825	–	1834	9	recruited	1836	1850	not indicated	brother of	Itsko-Yankev Leizar-Shayev		male
	27	VARTSEL	Gershko	Vigdor	townsman	–	1834	1834	newborn			1850	16	grandson of	Itsko-Yankev Leizar-Shayev		male

Analysis: This household has suffered several losses between 1834 and 1850. The head of the household Leizar-Shaya died in 1836 at the age of 52 (assuming the crossed out age of 23 was incorrect). His older son, Itsko-Yankev, died in 1848 at the age of 37. His younger son, described here the brother of Itsko-Yankev, was recruited in 1836 at the age of 11, one of the youngest boys to be recruited in this revision. A grandson, Gershko son of Vigdor, age 16, is the only other member of the household present in 1850. It seems like he is a single male living by himself, at least according to this record.

There are also two Vertsel households (household #88, #137), but no obvious relationship between this household and those.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	28	KUPERSTEIN	Shmil-Gersh	Yankel-Yos	townsman	1802	–	1834	32	died	1846	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	28	KUPERSTEIN	Meyer-Itsek	Yankel-Yos	townsman	1822	1822	1834	12			1850	28	brother of	Shmil-Gersh Yankel-Yosev		male
	28	KUPERSTEIN	Nison-Yos	Itsko	townsman	1824	–	1834	10	died	1838	1850	not indicated	nephew of	Shmil-Gersh Yankel-Yosev		male
	28	KUPERSTEIN	Basya-Leya	not indicated	townsman	–	1809	1834				1850	41	wife of	Shmil-Gersh Yankel-Yosev		female
	28	KUPERSTEIN	Babya	Shmil-Gersh	townsman	–	1844	1834				1850	6	daughter of	Shmil-Gersh Yankel-Yosev	Basya-Leya	female
	28 | 9	KUPERMAN	Vigdor-Srul	Meyer-Itsko	townsman	–	1850	1834	newborn			1851	1				male
	28 | 9	KUPERMAN	Gitlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1831	1834				1851	20	mother of	Vigdor-Srul Meyer-Itskov		female
	28 | 9	KUPERMAN	Surka	not indicated	townsman	–	1847	1834				1851	4	sister of	Vigdor-Srul Meyer-Itskov		female

Analysis: This household is a single family with the surnames Kuperstein and Kuperman, all relatives. Part of the family was present in the 1850 revision and another part was added in the 1851 supplement.

The 1850 revision indicates the head of household, Shmil Gersh son of Yankel-Yos (also called Shmil-Gersh Yankel Yosev) died in 1846 at the age of 44. His wife, Basya-Leya, age 41 is still present with a daughter, Babya, age 6. A nephew Nison-Yos, also died in 1838 at the age of 14.

In the 1851 supplement, more of the family is present. A son of Meyer-Itsek is now listed as 1 year old. Also listed is his mother, Gitlya, age 20, sister Surka, age 4. They are listed as his mother and sister, rather than the wife and daughter of Meyer-Itsek, since he was listed in the 1850 revision and not here in the supplement.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	29	GRINSHPUN	Lemel	Favish	townsman	1788	–	1834	46	died	1850	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	29	GRINSHPUN	Shakhna	Lemel	townsman	1730	–	1834	4	died	1842	1850	not indicated	son of	Lemel Faivishev		male
	29	GRINSHPUN	Shaya	Lemel	townsman	–	1826	1834	omitted			1850	24	son of	Lemel Faivishev		male
	29	GRINSHPUN	Pinkhats-Gersh	Lemel	townsman	–	1842	1834	newborn			1850	8	son of	Lemel Faivishev		male
	29	GRINSHPUN	Babya	Lemel	townsman	–	1836	1834				1850	14	daughter of	Lemel Faivishev		female
	29	GRINSHPUN	Enta	not indicated	townsman	–	1828	1834				1850	22	wife of	Shaya Lemelev		female
	29	SHTEPER	Yankel	Shlema	townsman	1824	–	1834	10	missing	1845	1850	not indicated	cousin of	Lemel Faivishev		female

Analysis: This is the first of ten Grinshpun households (#29, #40, #41, #64, #72, #83, #103, #120, #131, #142). Lemel (#29) (1788-1850) appears to be brothers with Shevel (#41) and Mordko #64 and father of Fayvel (#142).

The head of household, Lemel son of Favish, died in 1850 at the age of 62. No wife is listed. One of his sons, Shakhna, died in 1842 at the age of 12. Still in the household are two other sons, Shaya, age 24, and Pinkhats-Gersh, age 8. A daughter, Babya, is also present, age 14. Shaya is married and his wife Enta, age 22 is also present. No children are listed.

A cousin of Lemel, Yankel Shteper, is also listed in household and is missing as of 1845 when he was 23. It seems plausible there is a relationship between Yankel here and Yankel Shteper son of Shlema-Gersh in household #124.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	30	STEIN	Meyer	Abram	townsman	1784	–	1834	50	died	1848	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	30	STEIN	Pinkhas-Joseph	Moshko	townsman	–	1840	1834	newborn			1850	10	nephew	Meyer Abramov		male

Analysis: Only two members listed in this household. The head of household, Meyer son of Abram (also called "Meyer Abramov") died in 1848 at the age of 64. His nephew, Pinhas-Joseph, age 10, is still present. It is unclear who the adults in the house are. We can assume his father, Moshko, was a brother of Meyer.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	31	BERGER	Kelman	Gershko	townsman	1809	1809	1834	25			1850	41	head of family			male
	31	BERGER	Sender-Gersh	Kelman	townsman	1834	1836	1834	newborn			1850	14	son	Kelman Gershkov	Leya	male
	31	BERGER	Urin-Leib	Gershko	townsman	1816	–	1834	18	missing	1850	1850	not indicated	brother	Kelman Gershkov		male
	31	BERGER	Leya	not indicated	townsman	–	1810	1834				1850	40	wife	Kelman Gershkov		female

Analysis: This is one of five Berger households in the census (household #31), (household #58), (household #61), (household #66), (household #115). This small household was present in 1834. The head of the family, Kelman son of Gershko (also called Kelman Gershkov) is 41 and was born in 1809. His wife, Leya, is 40 and born in 1810. Their son, Sender-Gersh, is 14. A brother of Kelman has gone missing in 1850 and would be 34 if he were present.

The name "Gershko" ties several of these families together and head of household in several of these may be brothers or cousins.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	32	FINKELSTEIN	Yoirikhim	Mordko	townsman	1808	1808	1834	26			1850	42	head of family			male
	32	FINKELSTEIN	Yos-Beynish	Yoirikhim	townsman	–	1838	1834	newborn			1850	12	son of	Yoirikhim Mordkov		male
	32	FINKELSTEIN	Duvid	Leiba	townsman	1787	–	1834	47	died	1848	1850	not indicated	brother-in-law of	Yoirikhim Mordkov		male
	32	FINKELSTEIN	Khaim-Meylakh	Duvid	townsman	1823	–	1834	11	died	1837	1850	not indicated	son of	Duvid Leibov		male
	32	FINKELSTEIN	Moshko-Meylakh	Duvid	townsman	1818	–	1834	26	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	son of	Duvid Leibov		male
	32	AKMAN	Srul	Yukel	townsman	–	–	1849	not indicated	recruited	1849	1850	not indicated	nephew	Yoirikhim Mordkov		male

Analysis: This is the first of four Finkelstein households #32, #78, #79 #104. The first three are almost certainly related. There is also a relative by the name of Srul Akman in the household.

Yoirikhim son of Mordko (also called "Yoirikhim Mordkov"), age 42, is head of this household and was born in 1808. He is likely the younger brother of Shmaria-Moishe Finkelstein, head of household (#78), since both are sons of Morko and born in 1808 and 1802 respectively.

Yoirikhimh has a son, Yos-Beynish, age 12, in the household. In addition, his brother-in-law, Duvid son of Leiba, was part of the household but died in 1848 at the age of 61. The name Leiba is given as Duvid's father's name. It is unclear (in English) if this is a male name or perhaps the name of his wife, who is the sister of Yoirikhim. It is also unclear why Duvid has the same last name of Finkelstein if he is a brother-in-law, unless he is a cousin or adopted the family name. Duvid also had two sons who were part of the household, Khaim-Meylakh, who died in 1837 at the age of 24, and Moshko-Meylakh who went missing in 1849 at the age of 41.

Also present in the household is also a nephew of Yoirikim, Srul Akman, who was recruited in 1949 and whose age is unknown. Since his surname differs from Finkelstein, we can guess that Srul was a son of Yoirikim's sister. It seems possible that Srul Akman here is a cousin of the other Akman household (household #13).

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	33	FISHMAN	Yoikhim	Benish	townsman	1766	–	1834	68	died	1839	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	33	FISHMAN	Volf-Ber	Kelman	townsman	–	1824	1834	omitted			1850	26	nephew of	Yoikhim Benishev		male
	33 | 10	FISHMAN	Ester	not indicated	townsman	–	1829	1834				1851	22	wife of	Volf-Ber Kelmanov		female

Analysis: This is the first of seven Fishman households listed in the revision (household #33, household #53, household #65, household #86, household #121, household #133, household #138). Only this one (#33) and the next (#65) have names in common suggesting a possible relationship.

The revision indicates the head of household, Yoikhim son of Benish (also called "Yoikhim Benishev"), died in 1839 at the age of 73. He is one of the oldest men at death listed in the census and was born in 1766 when the area was still part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

Still in the household is his nephew, Volf-Ber, age 26 who was son of Yoikhim's brother, Kelman. Volf-Ber's wife, Ester, age 22, appears in the 1851 supplement.

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Appears in 1858?	Fam # in 1850 | Fam # in 1851 Supplementary revision	Surname	Name	Father's Name	Estate	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
	34	STEINSHNAD	Froim-Favish	Urin	townsman	1782	–	1834	52	died	1848	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
	34	STEINSHNAD	Shlema	Froim-Favish	townsman	1812	1812	1834	22			1850	38	son of	Froim-Favish Urinov	Reyzya	male
	34	STEINSHNAD	Froim	Shlema	townsman	–	1845	1834	newborn			1850	5	son of	Shlema Froim-Favishev	Rasya	male
	34	STEINSHNAD	Reizya	not indicated	townsman	–	1795	1834				1850	55	wife of	Froim-Favish Urinov		female
	34	STEINSHNAD	Rasya	not indicated	townsman	–	1812	1834				1850	38	wife of	Shlema Froim-Favishev		female
	34	STEINSHNAD	Alta	Shlema	townsman	–	1836	1834				1850	14	daughter	Shlema Froim-Favishev	Rasya	female

Analysis: This is the first of six Steinshnad households ( #34, #35, #45, #49, #92 #112), several of which appear related. See a summary of these relationships below. There are also four Steinshnader/Steinshnadyr households ( #42, #75, #76, #92) but there is no evidence that Sheinshnad and Steinshnader families are related.

Here, the head of household Froim-Favish son of Urin (also called "Froim Favish Urinov") died in 1848 at the age of 66. His widow, Reizya, age 55, is still in the household with his son, Shlema, age 38, Shlema's wife, Rasya, age 38, a daughter, Alta, age 14 and a son Froim, age 5, who was probably named for his grandfather (though his birth year precedes the year of his grandfather's death).

The head of household here is probably the father of head of household #35 since he too is a son of Froim.

A Summary of Steinshnad household relationships