This Russian revision list (census) from 1850 for Mervits (also called Muravica):

This Russian revision list (census) from 1850 for Mervits/Muravitsa was translated from the following:
Title: Revision list as of 30 October 1850 of Dubno City, Volyn Gubernia of registered Jewish craftsmen, male and female.
Location: Fund 118, Inventory 14, File 3, pp. 882-916 (Muravitsa). The original is viewable here.
Acknowledgments: This research, was funded by Howard I. Schwartz, PhD. The research team (including a translator, indexer, and editor) was led by Roman Rave.

The 1858 revision list for Mervits is online here.

Alphabetical Listing of Mervits Family Names in the 1850 Revision List (Census)

*A* | Two Akman households: Akman (household #13), Akman (household #32) | *B* | Belfer (household #12) | Berer (household #77) | Five Berger households: Berger (household #31), Berger (household #58), Berger (household #61), Berger (household #66) , Berger (household #115) | Bigder (household #46) | Bonder (household #14) | Borstein (household #105) | Two Botsman households: Botsman (household #118), Botsman (household #119) | Two Bukhgalter households: Bukhgalter (household #51), Bukhgalter (household # 139) | Burstein (household #103) | *D* | Dolgoshei (household #48) | Dratva (household #19) | *E* | Eisenstein (household #85) | Elman household (#36) | Two Erlikhman households: Erlikhman household (#55), Erlikhman household (#102) | *F* | Faldman household (#117) | Six Feldman households: Feldman household (#57) | Feldman household (#59) | Feldman household (#82) | Feldman household (#84) | Feldman household (#108) | Feldman household (#116) | Fidelman (household #40) | Fieldman household (#101) | Fieldman (household #101) | Two Filkenstein households: Filkenstein (household #80), Filkenstein (household #81) | Four Finkelstein households: Finkelstein (household #32), Finkelstein (household #78), Finkelstein (household #79), Finkelstein (household #104) | One Finkenstein household: Finkenstein (household #106) | Fisher ( household #94) | Six Fishman households: Fishman (household #33), Fishman (household #53), Fishman (household #65), Fishman (household #86), Fishman (household #121), Fishman (household #133), Fishman (household #138) | Fistel household (#43) | Fleischer (household #46) | Flesher (household #74) | Furshpan household (#15) | Furshpon household (#50) | *G* | Geker (household #60) | Two Gelman households: Gelman (household #63) , Gelman (household (#104) | Three Gekhtman households: Gekhtman (household #73), Gekhtman (household #126), Gekhtman (household #134) | Gertnik (household #54) | Geyler (household #87) | Gimbelstein (household #99) | Gilmenstein (also spelled Gimelstein) (household #135) | Gitelman (household #10) | Golberg (household #39) | Two Goldbarg households: Goldbarg (household #25), Goldbarg (household #26), Grinshpul (household #17) | Ten Grinshpun households: Grinshpun (household #29), Grinshpun (household #40), Grinshpun (household #41), Grinshpun (household #64), Grinshpun (household #72), Grinshpun (household #83), Grinshpun (household #103), Grinshpun (household #120), Grinshpun (household #131), Grinshpun (household #142), | Gutnik (household #143) | *K* | Kanter (household #91) | Kantor (household #136) | Kapitman (household #22) | Keser (household #90) | Kirzhnir (household #9) | Kletserman (household #23) | Two Kleyner households: Kleyner (household #62), Kleyner (household #107) | Two Kolodne households: Kolodne (household #109), Kolodne (household #114) | Two Kopitnik households: Kopitnik (household #18), Kopitnik (household #20) | Korinblit (household #37) | Kremer (household #71) | Kreymer (household #8) | Krimer (household #113) | Kucher (household #68) | Kudlak (household #120) | Kuperman (household #28) | Kuperstein (household #28) | Kvasgalter (household #52) | *L* | Lakrats (household #97) | Lemer (household #69) | Lerner (household #140) | Lokrats (household #24) | *M* | Meyler (household #141) | Meyser (household #61) | *N* | Neftman (household #47) | Seven households with Neter / Neyter members. Neter and Neyter (household #1), Neyte / Neyter (household #2), Neyter (household #4), Neyter (household #6), Neyter (household #18), Neyter (household #24), Neter (household #93) | Two Nudler households Nudler (household #5), Nudler (household #123) | *P* | Pak (household #120) | Two Perelman households: Perelman (household #38), Perelman (household #44) | Perlukh (household #56) | Poltnik (household #11) | *R* | Rintsbarg (household #144) | *S* | Two Shenker households: Shenker (household #129), Shenker (household #132) | Three Sherman / Shirman households Sherman (household #3), Sherman (household #125), Shirman (household #21), |Shakhman (household #21) | Two households with Shteper members: Shteper (household #29), Shteper (household #124), Shwartsbarg (household #24), Stein (household #30) | Five Steinshnad households and four households with Steinshnader/Steinshnadyr members: Steinshnad (household #34), Steinshnad (household #35), Steinshnad (household #45), Steinshnad (household #49), Steinshnad (household #92), Steinshnad (household #112), Steinshnader (household #42), Steinshnader (household #75), Steinshnader (household #76), Steinshnadyr (household #92) Steinshnart (household #143) | *T* |Trinker (household #7) | *V* | Vartsel (household #27) | Two Vertsel households: Vertsel / Vetsel (household #88), Vertsel (household #137), | Vestser (household #91), | Two Vetser households: Vetser (household #98), Vetser (household #122) | Vexel (household #50) | Vexer (household #95) | Two Vinokurnik households: | Vinokurnik (household #70), Vinokurnik (also called Vinokurno) (household #89), Vinokurnik (household #111) | Vortsel127 (household #127) | *W* | Three Wainer households: Wainer (household #16), Wainer (household #96), Wainer (household #110) | *Y* | Three Yuniuk households: Yuniuk (household #67), Yuniuk (household #100), Yuniuk (household #130) | *Z* Zimerman (household #19)

The following tables follow the numerical sequence of households in the Russian revision (census). The enumeration of family members within a household also follows the order of the original with males being grouped first in descending age followed by women and girls of the household. The summary analysis following each household is provided by Howard I. Schwartz, not part of the original.

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
no	1	NEYTER	Zelman	Duvid	townsman	1788	–	1834	46	died	1838	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	1	NEYTER	Rivin-Duvid aka Rivin-Gersh	Zelman	townsman	1822	–	1834	12	missing	1839	1850	not indicated	son of	Zelman Duvidov	Sheva	male
yes	1	NEYTER	Motel	Zelman	townsman	–	1838	1834	newborn			1850	12	son of	Zelman Duvidov	Sheva	male
yes	1	NEYTER	Sheva	not indicated	townsman	–	1804	1834				1850	46	wife of	Zelman Duvidov		female
no	1	NEYTER	Rivka	Zelman	townsman	–	1842	1834				1850	8	daughter of	Zelman Duvidov	Sheva	female
dup name in supplement	1 | 1	NETER	Rivyen-Gersh	Zelman	townsman	1822	1822	1834	12			1851	29				male
yes	1 | 1	NETER	Sura	not indicated	townsman	–	1825	1834				1851	26	wife of	Rivyen-Gersh Zelmanov		female
yes	1 | 1	NETER	Metya	Rivyen -Gersh	townsman	–	1841	1834				1851	10	daughter of	Rivyen-Gersh Zelmanov	Sura	female

Analysis: This is the first of seven households with members with variations on the surname Neter, Neyter, Neyte ( #1, #2, #4, #6, #18, #24, #93). This household has members with two spelling varations (Neter and Neyter) indicating the variations did not necessarily signify different family lines. It seems probable that the head of household here, Zelman Neyter, is the father of the young man named Shmul son of Zalman who is listed as a nephew in the KOPITNIK household (#18).

Here the 1850 revision indicates the head of household, Zelman son of Duvid (also called "Zelman Duvidov") passed away in 1838 at the age of 50. He would have been 62 in 1850. His widow, Sheva, age 46, is thus quite a bit younger. Also listed are two sons and a daughter. Motel, age 12, is present in the household as is a daughter, Rivka, age 8.

The older son, Rivin-Duvid went missing in 1839 (one year after his father died) when he was 16. He reappears in the 1851 supplement with his family. He is now 29, married to Sura, age 26 with a daughter Metya, age 10.

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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
no	2	NEYTE	Tevja	Geynikh	townsman	1817	–	1834	17	died	1842	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	2	NEYTE	Srul-Ber	Geynikh	townsman	1822	–	1834	12	recruited	1837	1850	not indicated	brother of	Teviya Geynikhov		male
yes	2	NEYTE	Yos	Itsko	townsman	–	1834	1834	newborn			1850	16	nephew of	Teviya Geynikhov		male
yes	2	NEYTER	Sura-Rukhlya	Teviye	townsman	–	1842	1834				1850	8	daughter of	Teviya Geynikhov		male

Analysis: This is the second of seven households with variations on the surname Neter, Neyter, Neyte ( #1, #2, #4, #6, #18, #24, #93). This household has members with the spelling Neyte and Neyter. The head of household here, Tevja son of Geynikh (also called "Teviya Geynikh") passed away in 1842 at the age of 25. His brother, Srul-Ber, was recuited in 1837 at the age of 15.

A nephew, Yos, is still present in the household along with a daughter, Sura-Rukhlya, age 8. From this information, it looks like the 16 year old nephew is functioning as head of the household.

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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
yes	3	SHERMAN	Borukh	Khaim	townsman	1803	–	1834	31	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	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
yes	3 | 2	SHERMAN	Moshe-Aron	Borukh	townsman	–	1834	1834	newborn			1851	17	son of	Borukh Khaimov		male
no	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
yes	4	NEYTER	Moshko	Berko	townsman	1808	–	1834	26	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	4	NEYTER	Volko	Berko	townsman	1827	1826	1839	12			1850	24	brother			male
yes	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
yes	4 | 3	NEYTER	Avrum-Yoina	Moshko	townsman	–	1839	1834	newborn			1851	12	son of	Moshko Berkov		male
yes	4 | 3	NEYTER	Ester	Moshko	townsman	–	1837	1834				1851	14	daughter of	Moshko Berkov		female
yes	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
yes	5	NUDLER	Mordko-Ber	Wolf	townsman	1822	1822	1834	12			1850	28	head of family			male
yes	5	NUDLER	Moishe-Gersh	not indicated	townsman	1822	1822	1834	12			1850	28	cousin			male
yes	5	NUDLER	Motya-Ber	Moishe-Gersh	townsman	–	1839	1834	newborn			1850	11	son of	Moishe-Gersh	Etya-Tsirlya	male
no?	5	NUDLER	Zhenya-Sura	not indicated	townsman	–	1825	1834				1850	25	wife of	Moshko-Ber Volfov		female
yes	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
yes	6	NEYTER	Gershko	Berko	townsman	1802	1802	1834	32			1850	48	head of family			male
yes	6	NEYTER	Leibko	Gershko	townsman	1822	1822	1834	12			1850	20	son of	Gershko Berkov	Haya	male
yes	6	NEYTER	Duvid	Leib	townsman	–	1841	1834	newborn			1850	9	son of	Leib Gershkov	Etya	male
yes	6	NEYTER	Yos	Leib	townsman	1827	1826	1835	8			1850	24	son of	Leib Gershkov	Etya	male
no	6	NEYTER	Itsko	Berko	townsman	1806	–	1834	28	died	1835	1850	not indicated	brother of	Leib Gershkov		male
yes	6	NEYTER	Haya	not indicated	townsman	–	1804	1834				1850	46	wife of	Gershko Berkov		female
no	6	NEYTER	Rokhlya	Gershko	townsman	–	1831	1834				1850	19	daughter of	Gershko Berkov	Haya	female
yes	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
no	7	TRINKER	Itsko	Wolf	townsman	1782	–	1834	52	died	1849	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	7	TRINKER	Moshko-Meyer	Itsko	townsman	1809	1809	1834	25			1850	41	son of	Itsko Volfov		male
no	7	TRINKER	Shmil-Ber	Itsko	townsman	1821	–	1834	13	recruited	1841	1850	not indicated	son of	Itsko Volfov		male
yes	7	TRINKER	Gitlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1810	1834				1850	40	wife of	Moshko-Meyer Itskov		female
yes	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
no	8	KREYMER	Leib	Yankel	townsman	1804	–	1834	30	missing	1845	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	8	KREYMER	Yankel-Itsko	Leib	townsman	1824	–	1834	10	missing	1845	1850	not indicated	son of	Leib Yankelev		male
no	8	KREYMER	Yankel	Leib	townsman	1827	–	1841	14	missing	1845	1850	not indicated	son of	Leib Yankelev		male
no	8	KREYMER	Itsko	Leib	townsman	1830	–	1844	14	missing	1845	1850	not indicated	son of	Leib Yankelev		male
no	- | 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
no	9	Kirzhnir	Srul	Pinkhas	townsman	1792	–	1834	42	died	1838	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	9	Kirzhnir	Pinkhas	Srul	townsman	1810	1810	1834	24			1850	40	son of	Srul Pinkhasov		male
yes	9	Kirzhnir	Peysakh	Srul	townsman	1814	1814	1834	20			1850	36	son of	Srul Pinkhasov		male
yes	9	Kirzhnir	Moishe	Srul	townsman	1820	1820	1834	14			1850	30	son of	Srul Pinkhasov		male
yes	9	Kirzhnir	Tsipya	not indicated	townsman	–	1814	1834				1850	36	wife of	Pinkhas Srulev		female
yes	9	Kirzhnir	Bluma	not indicated	townsman	–	1820	1834				1850	30	wife of	Peysakh Srulev		female
no	9	Kirzhnir	Rivka	Peysakh	townsman	–	1840	1834				1850	10	daughter of	Peysakh Srulev	Bluma	female
no	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
yes	10	GITELMAN	Nuta-Moishe	Zanvel	townsman	1804	–	1834	30	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	10	GITELMAN	Zanvel	Nuta-Moishe	townsman	1829	–	1834	16	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	son of	Nuta-Moisha Zanvelev	Sura	male
no	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
yes	10 | 5	GITELMAN	Avrum	Nuta-Moishe	townsman	–	1839	1834	newborn			1851	12	son of	Nuta-Moisha Zanvelev		male
yes	10 | 5	GITELMAN	Basya-Freyda	Nuta-Moishe	townsman	–	1835	1834				1851	16	daughter of	Nuta-Moisha Zanvelev		female
no	10 | 5	GITELMAN	Myenya	Nuta-Moishe	townsman	–	1839	1834				1851	12	daughter of	Nuta-Moisha Zanvelev		female
yes	10 | 5	GITELMAN	Beyla	Nuta-Moishe	townsman	–	1843	1834				1851	8	daughter of	Nuta-Moisha Zanvelev		female
no	10 | 5	GITELMAN	Sura-Ita	Nuta-Moishe	townsman	–	1838	1834				1851	13	nephew [actually niece]	Nuta-Moisha Zanvelev		female
yes	10 | 5	GITELMAN	Gitlya	Nuta-Moishe	townsman	–	1831	1834				1851	20	wife of	Zainvel Nuta-Moishev		female
no	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
no	11	PLOTNIK	Gdal	Khaim	townsman	–	–	1834	23 (33 in pencil)	died	1837	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	11	PLOTNIK	Khaim-Moishe	Gdal	townsman	1826	–	1834	8	ranked among Ozyryanskoye farming community		1850	not indicated	son of	Gdal Khaimov		male
no	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
yes [as Belder]	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
no	13	AKMAN	Shmul	Yukel	townsman	1822	–	1834	12	recruited	1836	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	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
yes	14	BONDER	Shapshel	Yankel	townsman	1814	1814	1834	20			1850	36	head of family			male
yes	14	BONDER	Joseph-Khaim	Shapshel	townsman	1834	1848	1834	newborn			1850	2	son of	Shapshel Yankelev	Riva	male
no	14	BONDER	Riva	not indicated	townsman	–	1820	1834				1850	30	wife of	Shapshel Yankelev		female
no	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 Haya-Sura'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 there 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
no	15	FURSHPAN	Gershko	Leib	townsman	1808	–	1834	26	died	1848	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	15	FURSHPAN	Duvid-Yankel	Leib	townsman	1815.5	1815.5	1834	18.5			1850	34.5	brother	Gershko Leibov		male
yes	15	FURSHPAN	Khaim	Duvid-Yankel	townsman	–	1845	1834	newborn			1850	5	son of	Duvid-Yankel Leibov		male
yes	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
yes	16	WAINER	Ruvin	Yosyp	townsman	1813	1813	1834	21			1850	37	head of family			male
yes	16	WAINER	Nusyn	Yosyp	townsman	1814	–	1849	35	missing	1848	1850	not indicated	brother			male
yes	16	WAINER	Yosyp	Nusyn	townsman	1834	1834	1849	15			1850	16	son of	Nusyn Yosypov		male
yes	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
yes	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
yes	18	KOPITNIK	Yankel	Urin	townsman	1799	1799	1834	35			1850	51	head of family			male
no	18	KOPITNIK	Moishe-Isser	Yankel	townsman	1829	–	1834	5	died	1848	1850	not indicated	son of	Yankel Urinov	Haya-Leya	male
yes	18	KOPITNIK	Haya-Leya	not indicated	townsman	–	1810	1834				1850	40	wife of	Yankel Urinov		female
yes	18	NEYTER	Shmul	Zalman	townsman	1828	1828	1849	21			1850	22	nephew of	Yankel Urinov		male
yes	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
yes	19	DRATVA	Abrum	Nusyn	townsman	1792	1792	1834	42			1850	58	head of family			male
yes	19	DRATVA	Aron-Yankel	Yos	townsman	1825	1825	1834	9			1850	25	son of	Abrum Nusynov		male
yes	19	DRATVA	Yos	Abrum	townsman		1838	1834	newborn			1850	12	son of	Abrum Nusynov		male
yes	19	DRATVA	Moishe-Zelman	Aron-Yankel	townsman		1846	1834	newborn			1850	4	son of	Aron-Yankel Abrumov		male
yes	19	DRATVA	Rivka	not indicated	townsman		1800	1834				1850	50	wife	Abrum Nusynov		female
no	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
yes	20	KOPITNIK	Abrum	Urin	townsman	1804	1804	1834	30			1850	46	head of family			male
yes	20	KOPITNIK	Urin	Abrum	townsman	1825	1824	1834	9			1850	26	son of family	Abrum Urinov		male
no	20	KOPITNIK	Duvid-Leiba	Urin	townsman	1808	–	1834	26	died	1838	1850	not indicated	brother of family	Abrum Urinov		male
no	20	KOPITNIK	Hana	not indicated	townsman	–	1810	1834				1850	40	wife of	Abrum Urinov		female
yes	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
no	21	SHIRMAN	Joseph	Leib	townsman	1796	–	1834	38	died	1836	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes as Shikhman	21	SHIRMAN	Shlema-Leib	Joseph	townsman	1824	–	1834	10	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	son of	Joseph Leibov		male
no	21	SHIRMAN	Hana	not indicated	townsman	–	1798	1834				1850	52	wife of	Joseph Leibov		female
yes as Shikhman	21	SHIRMAN	Rukhlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1825	1834				1850	25	wife of	Shlema-Leib Josephov		female
yes as Shikhman	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 Joseph'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
yes	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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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
yes	23	KLETSERMAN	Sheyer-Oizer	Urin	townsman	–	1822	1834	omitted			1850	28	head of family			male
yes	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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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
no	24	SHWARTSBARG	Sender-Gersh	Berko	townsman	1786	–	1834	48	died	1838	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	24	SHWARTSBARG	Shlema	not indicated	townsman	1826	–	1834	8	recruited	1843	1850	not indicated	grandson of	Sender-Gersh Berkov		male
no	24	SHWARTSBARG	Ruvin	Abram	townsman	–	1841	1834	newborn			1850	9	son of	Sender-Gersh Berkov		male
yes	24	LOKRATS	Abram	Shlema	townsman	1812	1812	1834	22			1850	38	nephew of	Sender-Gersh Berkov		male
yes	24	LOKRATS	Rivka	not indicated	townsman	–	1814	1834				1850	36	wife of	Abram Shlemov		female
yes	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
yes	25	GOLDBARG[1]	Shapsa	Moshko	townsman	1798	1798	1834	36			1850	52	head of family			male
no	25	GOLDBARG	Shlema-Gersh	Shapsa	townsman	1814	–	1834	20	missing	1846	1850	not indicated	son of	Shapsa Moshkov	Gitlya	male
yes	25	GOLDBARG	Borukh	Shapsa	townsman	–	1826	1834	omitted			1850	24	son of	Shapsa Moshkov	Gitlya	male
yes	25	GOLDBARG	Moishe-Motya	Shapsa	townsman	–	1839	1834	newborn			1850	11	son of	Shapsa Moshkov	Gitlya	male
no	25	GOLDBARG	Gitlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1810	1834				1850	40	wife of	Shapsa Moshkov		female
no	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, 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
no	26	GOLDBARG	Srul-Gersh	Moshko	townsmn	1804	–	1834	30	died	1838	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	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
no	27	VARTSEL	Leizar-Shaya	Nakhman	townsman	–	–	1834	50 (23 crossed out in pencil )	died	1836	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	27	VARTSEL	Itsko-Yankev	Leizar-Shaya	townsman	1811	–	1834	23	died	1848	1850	not indicated	son of	Leizar-Shaya Nakhmanov		male
no	27	VARTSEL	Khaim	Leizar-Shaya	townsman	1825	–	1834	9	recruited	1836	1850	not indicated	brother of	Itsko-Yankev Leizar-Shayev		male
yes	27	VARTSEL	Gershko	Vigdor	townsman	–	1834	1834	newborn			1850	16	grandson of	Itsko-Yankev Leizar-Shayev		male

Analysis: This household 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 a correction). 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 appears he is a single male living by himself, at least according to this record. In the 1858 record, Gershko is married and has a daughter.

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
no	28	KUPERSTEIN	Shmil-Gersh	Yankel-Yos	townsman	1802	–	1834	32	died	1846	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	28	KUPERSTEIN	Meyer-Itsek	Yankel-Yos	townsman	1822	1822	1834	12			1850	28	brother of	Shmil-Gersh Yankel-Yosev		male
no	28	KUPERSTEIN	Nison-Yos	Itsko	townsman	1824	–	1834	10	died	1838	1850	not indicated	nephew of	Shmil-Gersh Yankel-Yosev		male
no	28	KUPERSTEIN	Basya-Leya	not indicated	townsman	–	1809	1834				1850	41	wife of	Shmil-Gersh Yankel-Yosev		female
yes	28	KUPERSTEIN	Babya	Shmil-Gersh	townsman	–	1844	1834				1850	6	daughter of	Shmil-Gersh Yankel-Yosev	Basya-Leya	female
yes	28 | 9	KUPERMAN	Vigdor-Srul	Meyer-Itsko	townsman	–	1850	1834	newborn			1851	1				male
yes	28 | 9	KUPERMAN	Gitlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1831	1834				1851	20	mother of	Vigdor-Srul Meyer-Itskov		female
yes	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
no	29	GRINSHPUN	Lemel	Favish	townsman	1788	–	1834	46	died	1850	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	29	GRINSHPUN	Shakhna	Lemel	townsman	1730	–	1834	4	died	1842	1850	not indicated	son of	Lemel Faivishev		male
yes	29	GRINSHPUN	Shaya	Lemel	townsman	–	1826	1834	omitted			1850	24	son of	Lemel Faivishev		male
yes	29	GRINSHPUN	Pinkhats-Gersh	Lemel	townsman	–	1842	1834	newborn			1850	8	son of	Lemel Faivishev		male
no	29	GRINSHPUN	Babya	Lemel	townsman	–	1836	1834				1850	14	daughter of	Lemel Faivishev		female
yes	29	GRINSHPUN	Enta	not indicated	townsman	–	1828	1834				1850	22	wife of	Shaya Lemelev		female
yes?	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
no	30	STEIN	Meyer	Abram	townsman	1784	–	1834	50	died	1848	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	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 appears Pinhas-Joseph is living alone at the age of 10 and that there are no adults in the house. We can assume his father, Moshko, was a brother of Meyer. In the 1858 revision, Pinhas-Joseph is 18, still living alone, and at that point listed as head of household.

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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
yes	31	BERGER	Kelman	Gershko	townsman	1809	1809	1834	25			1850	41	head of family			male
yes	31	BERGER	Sender-Gersh	Kelman	townsman	1834	1836	1834	newborn			1850	14	son	Kelman Gershkov	Leya	male
no	31	BERGER	Urin-Leib	Gershko	townsman	1816	–	1834	18	missing	1850	1850	not indicated	brother	Kelman Gershkov		male
yes	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
yes	32	FINKELSTEIN	Yoirikhim	Mordko	townsman	1808	1808	1834	26			1850	42	head of family			male
yes	32	FINKELSTEIN	Yos-Beynish	Yoirikhim	townsman	–	1838	1834	newborn			1850	12	son of	Yoirikhim Mordkov		male
no	32	FINKELSTEIN	Duvid	Leiba	townsman	1787	–	1834	47	died	1848	1850	not indicated	brother-in-law of	Yoirikhim Mordkov		male
no	32	FINKELSTEIN	Khaim-Meylakh	Duvid	townsman	1823	–	1834	11	died	1837	1850	not indicated	son of	Duvid Leibov		male
no	32	FINKELSTEIN	Moshko-Meylakh	Duvid	townsman	1818	–	1834	26	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	son of	Duvid Leibov		male
no	32	AKMAN	Srul	Yukel	townsman	–	–	1849	not indicated	recruited	1849	1850	not indicated	nephew	Yoirikhim Mordkov		male

Analysis: This one of four Finkelstein households (#32, #78, #79 #104). The first three are almost certainly headed by brothers, sons of Mordko Finkelstein. 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.

Yoirikhim 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
no	33	FISHMAN	Yoikhim	Benish	townsman	1766	–	1834	68	died	1839	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	33	FISHMAN	Volf-Ber	Kelman	townsman	–	1824	1834	omitted			1850	26	nephew of	Yoikhim Benishev		male
yes?	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
no	34	STEINSHNAD	Froim-Favish	Urin	townsman	1782	–	1834	52	died	1848	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	34	STEINSHNAD	Shlema	Froim-Favish	townsman	1812	1812	1834	22			1850	38	son of	Froim-Favish Urinov	Reyzya	male
yes	34	STEINSHNAD	Froim	Shlema	townsman	–	1845	1834	newborn			1850	5	son of	Shlema Froim-Favishev	Rasya	male
no	34	STEINSHNAD	Reizya	not indicated	townsman	–	1795	1834				1850	55	wife of	Froim-Favish Urinov		female
yes	34	STEINSHNAD	Rasya	not indicated	townsman	–	1812	1834				1850	38	wife of	Shlema Froim-Favishev		female
no	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

The following table summarizes the suspected relationships among the Steinshnad household based on the analysis following each household.

1850 Household #	1858 Household #	Surname	First Name	Father's Name	Status	Birthyear	Comment on relationship
#34	#33	Steinshnad	Froim-Favish	Urin	head of household	1792	Father of head of #35 household (Yankel son of Froim-Faivish). Brother of head of household #49 (Shlema-Leib son of Urin).
#35	#34	Steinshnad	Yankel	Froim-Favish	head of household	1813	Son of #34 head of household (Froim-Favish son of Urin).
#45	#44	Steinshnad	Yorikhim-Anshel	Yos	head of household	1807	Perhaps namesake of ancestor who was also ancestor of Yos Steinshnad in household #35
#49	#48	Steinshnad	Shlema-Leib	Urin	head of household	1793	Probably brother of head of household #92, both sons of Urin Steinshnad
#92	#90	Steinshnad	Mikhel	Yos	head of household	1801	Probably the older brother of Yorikhim-Anshel son of Yos, head of household # 45. One can speculate that Yos, the father of these brothers, was himself a sibling of Urin, the father of households #35 and #49.
#112	#110	Steinshnad	Mikhel-Joseph	Abel	head of household	1806	No explicit connection with other Shteinshnad households. One could guess that Mikhel-Joseph's father, Abel, was a brother of Urin and/or Yos.

Restating the above table in narrative form, one can speculate that the households were related genealogically as follows. Brothers (sons of Urin) headed household #34 and #49. One of these brothers, Froim-Favish, had a son Yankel who was head of household #35. Another pair of brothers (sons of Urin) headed household #49 and #92. Another household was headed by a son of Abel #112. We can speculate that the fathers of all these heads of households were themselves brothers, though we have no evidence that was in fact the case.

A poor Shteinsheid / Shteynshnayd family from Mervits is listed in the Mervits list of martyrs (Hebrew p. 444, English p. 422) and a story about a Menashe Shteinsheid is included in an essay called "Poor Lives" in the Memorial book (Hebrew p. 237, English p. 218). It is possible this family is descended from one of these ancestral households.

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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
yes	35	STEINSHNAD	Yankel	Froim	townsman	1813	1813	1834	21			1850	37	head of family			male
yes	35	STEINSHNAD	Yos	Yankel	townsman	–	1835	1834	newborn			1850	15	son of	Yankel Froimov	Pesya	male
no	35	STEINSHNAD	Khaim	Froim	townsman	1821	–	1834	13	missing	1848	1850	not indicated	brother of	Yankel Froimov		male
yes	35	STEINSHNAD	Pesya	not indicated	townsman	–	1820	1834				1850	30	wife of	Yankel Froimov		female
yes	35	STEINSHNAD	Leya	not indicated	townsman	–	1821	1834				1850	29	wife of	Khaim Froimov		female

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

The head of household, Yankel son of Froim (also called "Yankel Froimov") is probably the son of Froim-Favish listed as head of household #34. Yankel, here, is 37. His wife Pesya, age 30, their son Yos, age 15. Yankel's brother, Khaim, went missing in 1848 at the age of 27. Khaim's wife, Leya, age 29, is still part of the household.

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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
yes	36	ELMAN	Shmil	Berko	townsman	–	1825	1834	omitted			1850	25	head of family			male
yes	36	ELMAN	Mikhel	Shmil	townsman	–	1837	1834	newborn			1850	13	son of	Shmil Berkov	Mirlya	male
yes	36	ELMAN	Mirlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1820	1834				1850	20	wife of	Shmil Berkov		female
no	36	ELMAN	Melya	Shmil	townsman	–	1835	1834				1850	15	daughter of	Shmil Berkov	Mirlya	female
yes	36	ELMAN	Sura	Shmil	townsman	–	1844	1834				1850	6	daughter of	Shmil Berkov	Mirlya	female
no	36	ELMAN	Tuiba	not indicated	townsman	–	1800	1834				1850	50	mother of	Shmil Berkov		female

Analysis: The head of the Elman household is a young man named Shmil son of Berko (also called Shmil Berkov). His mother, Tuiba, age 50, is still in the household and there is no information about when his father Berko passed away. Shmil's wife Mirlya, age 20, is present as well as a 13 year old son, Mikhel, and two daughters, Meyla, age 15, and Sura, age 6. It is not clear whether this family was already in Mervits by 1834: the status of "omitted" (rather than just a blank) for Shmil suggests perhaps they were already present but he was not enumerated.

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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
no	37	Korinblit	Wolf	Froim	townsman	1803	–	1834	31	died	1838	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	37	Korinblit	Moishe-Leib	Wolf	townsman	1830	–	1834	4	missing	1847	1850	not indicated	son of	Wolf Froimov		male
yes	37	Korinblit	Zelik	Froim	townsman	1807	1807	1834	27			1850	43	brother of	Wolf Froimov		male
yes	37	Korinblit	Froim	Zelik	townsman	–	1845	1834	newborn			1850	5	son of	Zelik Froimov	Shendlya	male
no	37	Korinblit	Shendlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1812	1834				1850	38	wife of	Zelik Froimov		male
yes	37	Korinblit	Leya	Zelik	townsman	–	1834	1834				1850	16	daughter of	Zelik Froimov	Shendlya	female
yes	37	Korinblit	Pesya	Zelik	townsman	–	1836	1834				1850	14	daughter of	Zelik Froimov	Shendlya	female

Analysis: The head of household, Wolf son of Froim (also called "Wolf Froimov") died in 1838 at the age of 35. A son, Moishe-Leib, went missing in 1847 at the age of 17. Another brother, Zelik, age 43, is still present in the household along with a wife, Shendlya, age 38, two daughters, Leya, age 16, and Pesya, age 14, and a son, Zelik, age 5.

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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
no	38	PERELMAN	Avrum	Gershko	townsman	1766	–	1834	68	died	1838	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	38	PERELMAN	Leiba	Yankel	townsman	–	1825	1834	omitted			1850	25	nephew of	Avrum Gershkov		male

Analysis: This is the first of two Perelman households ( #38, #44). Avrum son of Gershko, the head of the household, died in 1838 at the age of 72. He is one of the longest living individuals in this revision. He was born in 1766. It seems very likely that this Avrum Perelman was the father of the man named Khaim Perelman who is head of household #44 and son of "Abram."

There is only one other member of this household, Avrum's nephew, Leiba, son of Yankel, age 25. We can assume that Leiba's father, Yankel, was a brother of Avrum who is here named as the head of household.

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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
no	39	GOLBERG	Faivish	Liber	townsman	1779	–	1834	55	died	1848	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	39	GOLBERG	Meyer	Faivish	townsman	1828	–	1834	6	died	1848	1850	not indicated	son of	Faivish Liberov		male
yes	39	GOLBERG	Froim-Zeylik	Gershko	townsman	–	1834	1834	newborn			1850	16	nephew	Faivish Liberov		male

Analysis: Faivish Golberg son of Liber (also known as Faivish Liberov) was head of family and passed away in 1848. He was only 69 years old. His son Meyer also died in 1848 at the age of 20. Whether they both died together in the same way is not known. Still living in the household is a nephew, Froim Zeylik, age 16. He must be a son of Faivish's brother since he has the same surname.

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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
no	40	GRINSHPUN	Itsko-Ber	Yoina	townsman	1800	–	1834	34	died	1849	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	40	GRINSHPUN	Yos	Yoina	townsman	1822	–	1834	12	recruited	1834	1850	not indicated	brother of	Itsko-Ber Yoinov		male
no	40	GRINSHPUN	Hantsa	not indicated	townsman	–	1804	1834				1850	46	wife of	Itsko-Ber Yoinov		female
no	40	GRINSHPUN	Haya	Itsko-Ber	townsman	–	1831	1834				1850	19	daughter of	Itsko-Ber Yoinov	Hantsya	female
yes	40 | 11	FIDELMAN	Moishe	Shlema	townsman	–	1826	1834	omitted			1851	25				male

Analysis: This is the second of ten Grinshpun households (#29, #40, #41, #64, #72, #83, #103, #120, #131, #142). Here, the head of household Itsko-Ber son of Yoina (also called Itsko-Ber Yoinov") died in 1949 at the age of 49. His brother Yos was recruited in 1834 at the age of 12. Still present in the household is Itsko-Ber's widow, Hantsa, age 46 and their daughter, Haya, age 19.

For unspecified reasons, the 1851 supplement includes Moishe Fidelman son of Shlema, age 25, as part of this household (#40). It is not clear if he is a nephew of the family head or has some other relationship. However, by 1858 the household has become almost completely composed of Fidelman members. The presence of a Grinsphun member labeled as a relative there confirms a relationship between the two family lines.

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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
yes	41	GRINSHPUN	Shevel	Faivish	townsman	1793	1793	1834	41			1850	57	head of family			male
no	41	GRINSHPUN	Alter-Khaim	Shevel	townsman	1826	–	1834	8	died	1838	1850	not indicated	son of	Shevel Faivishev	Touba	male
yes	41	GRINSHPUN	Gershko-Ber aka Berish	Shevel	townsman	1829	1829	1834	5			1850	21	son of	Shevel Faivishev	Touba	male
no	41	GRINSHPUN	Touba	not indicated	townsman	–	1810	1834				1850	40	wife of	Shevel Faivishev		female
yes	41	GRINSHPUN	Yenya-Rukhlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1830	1834				1850	20	wife of	Gersh Shevelev		female
yes?	41	GRINSHPUN	Feiga	Gersh	townsman	–	1844	1834				1850	6	daughter of	Gersh Shevelev	Enya-Rukhlya	female

Analysis: This is the third of ten Grinshpun households (#29, #40, #41, #64, #72, #83, #103, #120, #131, #142). It seems likely that the head of household here, Shevel son of Faivish, born in 1793, is the brother of Lemel son of Faivish, who is head of household #29 and born 1788.

In this household, Shevel (also called "Shevel Faivishev") is 57 and married to Touba, age 40. One of their sons, Alter-Khaim, died in 1838 at the age of 12. Another son, Gershko-Ber (also called Berish), age 21, is still in the household, and married to Yenya-Rukhlya, age 20. They have a daughter Feiga, age 6.

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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
no	42	STEINSHNADER	Yos	Benish	townsman	1877	–	1834	57	died	1838	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	42	STEINSHNADER	Wolf	Berko	townsman	1824	1824	1834	10			1850	26	grandson of	Yos Benishev		male

Analysis: This is the first of four Steinshnader/Steinshnadyr households (#42, #75, #76, #92). There are also six Steinshnad households ( #34, #35, #45, #49, #92, #112). There is no obvious relationship between Sheinshnad and Steinshnader families.

The head of household here, Yos son of Benish (also called "Yos Benishev"), died in 1838 at the age of 61. His grandson Wolf son of Berko, age 26, is the only other person person listed. We can assume that Wolf's father, Berko, was a son of Yos.

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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
yes	43	FISTEL	Mendel	Vigdor	townsman	–	1818	1834	omitted			1850	32	head of family			male
yes	43	FISTEL	Yos	Mendel	townsman	–	1841	1834	newborn			1850	9	son of	Mendel Vigdorov	Tsiya	male
yes?	43	FISTEL	Tsiya	not indicated	townsman	–	1820	1834	newborn			1850	30	wife of	Mendel Vigdorov		female
yes?	43	FISTEL	Tsitya	Mendel	townsman	–	1844	1834	newborn			1850	6	daughter of	Mendel Vigdorov	Tsiya	female

Analysis: Mendel son of Vigdor (also called "Mendel Vigdorov"), age 32, is head of the household and is married to Tsiya, age 30. They have a son, Yos, age 9, and a daughter Tsitya, age 6.

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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
yes	44	PERELMAN	Khaim	Abram	townsman	1799	1799	1834	35			1850	51	head of family			male
yes	44	PERELMAN	Mordko	Khaim	townsman	1822	1822	1834	12			1850	28	son of family	Khaim Abramov	Ester-Haya	male
no	44	PERELMAN	Yudko-Itsko	Khaim	townsman	1830	–	1834	4	recruited	1850	1850	not indicated	son of family	Khaim Abramov	Ester-Haya	male
yes	44	PERELMAN	Ester-Haya	not indicated	townsman	–	1801	1834				1850	49	wife of	Khaim Abramov		male
no	44	PERELMAN	Leya	Khaim	townsman	–	1826	1834				1850	24	daughter of	Khaim Abramov	Ester-Haya	male
no	44	PERELMAN	Hana	Khaim	townsman	–	1828	1834				1850	22	daughter of	Khaim Abramov	Ester-Haya	male
yes	44 | 12	PERELMAN	Itsko	Khaim	townsman	–	1835	1834	newborn			1851	16	–	–		male

Analysis: This is the second of two Perelman households ( #38, #44). The head of household is Khaim son of Abram (also called "Khaim Abramov"), age 51. It is very likely he is the son of "Avrum Perelman" listed in household #38 who passed away in 1838 and was born in 1766. Listed in the 1850 revision, is Khaim's wife, Ester-Haya, age 45, his won Morko, age 28, and two daughter, Leya, age 24, and Hana, age 22. A son Yudko-Itsko is listed as as recruited in 1850 at the age of 20. It is also interesting to note that a son and two daughters all in their 20s are not married in this household.

In the 1851 supplement, it is apparently the same son Itsko who reappears. Now he is listed as 16 and born in 1835 (instead of 1830).

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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
yes	45	STEINSHNAD	Yorikhim-Anshel	Yos	townsman	1807	1807	1834	27			1850	43	head of family			male
yes	45	STEINSHNAD	Mordko-Ber	Yorikhim-Anshel	townsman	1833	1833	1834	1			1850	17	son of	Yorikhim-Anshel Yosev	Rivka	male
no	45	STEINSHNAD	Rivka	not indicated	townsman	–	1810	1834	1			1850	40	wife of	Yorikhim-Anshel Yosev		female
yes	45	STEINSHNAD	Feiga	Yorikhim-Anshel	townsman	–	1836	1834				1850	14	daughter of	Yorikhim-Anshel Yosev	Rivka	female
yes	45	STEINSHNAD	Sura	Yorikhim-Anshel	townsman	–	1840	1834				1850	10	daughter of	Yorikhim-Anshel Yosev	Rivka	female
yes	45	STEINSHNAD	Maria	Yorikhim-Anshel	townsman	–	1843	1834				1850	7	daughter of	Yorikhim-Anshel Yosev	Rivka	female

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

The head of the household here, Yorikhim-Anshel son of Yos, is 43. There is a younger man named Yos Steinshnad in household #35 and perhaps he was named after the Yos mentioned here in the previous generation. In this household with Yorikhim-Anshel is his wife Rivka, age 40 and their son Mordko-Ber, age 17, and daughters, Feiga age 14, Sura age 10, and Maria age 7.

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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 1834)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
yes	46	FLEISCHER	Duvid-Moishe	Yos	townsman	1814	1814	1834	20			1850	36	head of family			male
yes	46	FLEISCHER	Leibko	Yos	townsman	1822	1826	1834	12 (8-crossed out in pencil)			1850	26 (24 crossed out in pencil)	brother of	Duvid-Moisha Yosev		male
yes	46	FLEISCHER	Nukhim-Khaim	Yos	townsman	1826	–	1834	8	missing	1849	1850	–	brother of	Duvid-Moisha Yosev		male
yes	46	FLEISCHER	Khaim	Yos	townsman	1830	–	1834	14	recruited	1844	1850	–	brother of	Duvid-Moisha Yosev		male
yes	46	FLEISCHER	Shlema-Gersh	Leibko or Leibko-Mordko	townsman	1834	–	1834	newborn			1850	3	son of	Leibko-Mordko Yosev	Feygya	male
yes	46	FLEISCHER	Ester	not indicated	townsman	–	1799	1834				1850	51	mother of	Duvid-Moisha Yosev		female
yes	46	FLEISCHER	Basya	not indicated	townsman	–	1817	1834				1850	33	wife of	Duvid-Moisha Yosev		female
no	46	FLEISCHER	not indicated [first unamed daughter ]	Duvid-Moishe	townsman	–	–	1834				1850	not indicated	daughter of	Duvid-Moisha Yosev	Basya	female
yes	46	FLEISCHER	not indicated [named Sura-Leya in 1858]	Duvid-Moishe	townsman	–	–	1834				1850	not indicated	daughter of	Duvid-Moisha Yosev	Basya	female
no	46	FLEISCHER	Feiga	not indicated	townsman	–	1825	1834				1850	25	wife of	Leibko-Mordko Yosev		female
no	46	FLEISCHER	Sura	Leibko or Leibko-Mordko	townsman	–	1840	1834				1850	10	daughter of	Leibko-Mordko Yosev	Feygya	female
yes	46	FLEISCHER	Leya	Leibko or Leibko-Mordko	townsman	–	1841	1834				1850	9	daughter of	Leibko-Mordko Yosev	Feygya	female

Analysis: This household (#46) has the surname Fleischer. There is also another household (#74) with the surname Flesher. There is no obvious familial connection between them.

Here a 36 year old by the name of Duvid-Moishe son of Yos (also called Duvid-Moisha Yosev) is head of household. He was born in 1814 and present in the earlier 1834 census. He is married to Basya, age 33, and they have two daughters, their names and ages not recorded. One of them is named Sura-Leya in the 1858 census. Also in the household is his mother Ester, age 51. She was born in 1799.

Duvid-Moisha also has three younger brothers listed. His brother Leibko, age 26, is present with his wife Feiga, age 25, and a daughter Sura, age 10 and a daughter Leya. His brother Nukhim-Khaim is missing as of 1849 at the age of 24. Another brother Khaim was recuited in 1844 at age 9.

There is an Isaac Fleisher/Fleischer, born 1875 in Mervits who married Sorkeh Wurtzel from Mervits and migrated to Philadelphia. He is likely a descendant of this family and may be the son of Duvid-Moshe and Faiga.

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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
yes	47	NEFTMAN	Yos-Nuta	Abram	townsman	1790	1790	1834	44			1850	60	head of family			male
yes	47	NEFTMAN	Kisel-Kelman	Yos-Nuta Abramov	townsman	1813	1813	1834	20.5			1850	36.5	son of	Yos-Nuta Abramov	Branya	male
yes	47	NEFTMAN	Moshko	Yos-Nuta	townsman	1824	1824	1834	10			1850	26	son of	Yos-Nuta Abramov	Branya	male
yes	47	NEFTMAN	Abrum-Berysh	Yos-Nuta	townsman	–	1839	1834	newborn			1850	11	son of	Yos-Nuta Abramov	Branya	male
yes	47	NEFTMAN	Branya	not indicated	townsman	–	1804	1834				1850	46	wife of	Yos-Nuta Abramov		female
yes	47	NEFTMAN	Sura-Leya	Yos-Nuta	townsman	–	1829	1834				1850	21	daughter of	Yos-Nuta Abramov	Branya	female
no	47	NEFTMAN	Basya	Yos-Nuta	townsman	–	1834	1834				1850	16	daughter of	Yos-Nuta Abramov	Branya	female
yes	47	NEFTMAN	Leya	not indicated	townsman	–	1820	1834				1850	30	wife of	Kisel-Kelman Yos-Nutov		female
yes	47	NEFTMAN	Beyla	Kisel-Kelman	townsman	–	1843	1834				1850	7	daughter of	Kisel-Kelman Yos-Nutov	Leya	female
no	47	NEFTMAN	Rukhlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1826	1834				1850	24	wife of	Moshko Yos-Nutov		female

Analysis: Yos-Nuta son of Abram (also called "Yos-Nuta Abramov") is head of household and 60 years old. He is one of the oldest living men in town. His wife, Branya, is younger and 45 years old. She is likely a second wife since the eldest son is Kisel-Kelman, age 36.

Two additional sons are in the household: Mosho, age 26 and Abram-Berysh. Two daughters are also present, Sura-Leya, age 21, and Basya, age 16. The eldest son, Kisel-Kelman, is married and his wife, Leyla, age 30 is present and well as a daughter, Beyla, age 7. The second son is also married, to a woman named Rukhlya. They have no children listed.

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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
no	48	DOLGOSHEI	Yos	Moshko	townsman	1788	–	1834	46	died	1846	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	48	DOLGOSHEI	Moishe-Gersh	Yos	townsman	–	1824	1834	omitted			1850	26	son of	Yos Moshkov	Reyzya	male
yes	48	DOLGOSHEI	Reyzya	not indicated	townsman	–	1804	1834				1850	46	wife of	Yos Moshkov		female
no	48	KIPERSHNAD	Shlema	Duvid	townsman	1790	–	1834	44	died	1840	1850	not indicated	nephew of	Yos Moshkov		male

Analysis: The head of household, Yos son of Moshko (also called "Yos Moshkov"), died in 1846 at the age of 58. He was born in 1788 and was present in Mervits for the 1834 census. He may have been in Mervits when the area became part of Russia in 1793. Still present in the household is Yos's wife, Reyzya, who is 46 and his son, Moishe-Gersh, who is 26.

A nephew, Shlema Kipershnad, is listed but died in 1840 at the age of 50. We can assume that Shlema's mother was probably Yos's sister. It is interesting to see that Shlema, a nephew, was born only two years after his uncle Yos. This was probably because of a large spread in ages between Yos and an older 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
yes	49	STEINSHNAD	Shlema-Leib	Urin	townsman	1793	1793	1834	41			1850	57	head of family			male
yes	49	STEINSHNAD	Urin-Gersh	Moshko	townsman	–	1825	1834	omitted			1850	25	nephew of	Shlema-Leib Urinov		male
yes	49	STEINSHNAD	Pesya-Gitel	not indicated	townsman	–	1816	1834				1850	34	wife of	Shlema-Leib Urinov		female
no	49	STEINSHNAD	Ryva	Shlema-Leib	townsman	–	1840	1834				1850	10	daughter of	Shlema-Leib Urinov	Pesya-Gitel	female

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

The head of household, Shelma-Leib son of Urin (also called "Shlema-Leib Urinov") is 57. He appears to be the oldest living head of household in 1850. He is probably the brother of Froim Faivish, head of household #34 since they both are sons of Urin Steinshnad.

In the household with Shlema-Leib is his wife, Pesya-Gitel, age 34, a daughter Ryva, age 10 and a nephew, Urin-Gersh, age 25. Urin-Gersh is son of Moshko who is in all probability another brother of Shlema-Leib.

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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
yes	50	VEXEL	Duvid-Beynish	Sender	townsman	1784	1784	1834	50			1850	66	head of family			male
no	50	VEXEL	Sender-Gersh	Duvid-Beynish	townsman	1817	–	1834	17	died	1839	1850	not indicated	son of	Duvid-Beynish Senderov	Basya	male
no	50	VEXEL	Basya	not indicated	townsman	–	1798	1834				1850	52	wife of	Duvid-Beynish Senderov	Basya	female
no	50	VEXEL	Basya-Gudya	Sender-Gersh	townsman	–	1835	1834				1850	15	daughter of	Sender-Gersh Duvid-Beynishev		female
no	50	FURSHPON	Mordko	Itsko	townsman	1822	–	1834	12	missing	1850	1850	not indicated	nephew of	Duvid-Beynish Senderov		male
yes	50	FURSHPON	Lipa	Itsko	townsman	1834	1824	1844	10			1850	26	brother of	Mordko Itskov		male
no	50	FURSHPON	Etya	not indicated	townsman		1832	1834	10			1850	18	wife of	Lipa Itskov		female

Analysis: This household includes relatives of the Vexel and Furshpon families. The head of household, Duvid-Beynish son of Sender (also called "Duvid-Beynish Senderov") is 66-years-old and the oldest living person in this revision list. His wife, Basya, is 52. Their son Sender-Gersh died in 1839 at the age of 22. Sender's daughter, Basya-Gudya, age 15 is present in the household. She would have been about 4-years-old when her father died. Her mother is not mentioned and may have left the household when her husband passed away.

Also present in the household is a nephew of Duvid-Beynish, Mordko son of Itsko (also called "Mordko Itskov"). Since he has a different surname, we can assume he is a son of Duvid-Beynish's sister. He has been missing since 1850 when he was 28. A brother of his named Lipa, age 26, is present with his wife, Etya, age 18.

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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
no	51	BUKHGALTER	Yudko-Aizik	Wolf	townsman	1801	–	1834	33	died	1846	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	51	BUKHGALTER	Peysakh	Yudko-Aizik	townsman	1825	–	1834	9	died	1841	1850	not indicated	son of	Yudko-Aizik Volfov	Hana	male
yes	51	BUKHGALTER	Moshko	Yudko-Aizik	townsman	1827	1827	1834	7			1850	23	son of	Yudko-Aizik Volfov	Hana	male
no	51	BUKHGALTER	Hana	not indicated	townsman	–	1798	1834				1850	52	wife of	Yudko-Aizik Volfov		female
maybe?	51	BUKHGALTER	Sura	not indicated	townsman	–	1830	1834				1850	20	wife of	Moshko Yudko-Aizikov		female

Analysis: This is the first of two Bukhgalter households (household #51) and Bukhgalter (household # 139). The two heads of household appear to brothers.

Two of the household members who were present in 1834 passed away by this revision in 1850. The head of this household, Yudko-Aizik son of Wolf (also called Yudko-Aizik Volfov) passed away in 1846 at the age of 46 and his son Peysakh died in 1841 at the age of 16. Yudko-Aizik's wife, Hana, is still present in the household at the age of 52 and their other son, Moshko, age 23, is also present with his wife, Sura, age 20.

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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
yes	52	Kvasgalter	Yos-Gersh	Shevel	townsman	–	1823	1834	omitted			1850	27	head of family			male
yes	52	Kvasgalter	Zlata	not indicated	townsman	–	1824	1834				1850	26	wife of	Yos-Gersh Shevelev		male

Analysis: The head of household Yos-Gersh son of Shevel (also called "Yos-Gersh Shevelev") is 27 and his wife, Zlata, is 26.

There is a Kwasgalter family remembered in the later list of Mlynov martyrs p. 438, which may be descendants of this family. One of them is in fact named Zlata which is the same first name as the wife here after whom she was probably named.

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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
yes	53	FISHMAN	Yorikhim-Moishe	Yokhin	townsman	1808	1808	1834	26			1850	42	head of family			male
yes	53	FISHMAN	Yoikhin	Yorikhim-Moishe	townsman		1835	1834	newborn			1850	15	son of	Yorikhim-Moisha Yokhinov	Silka	male
no	53	FISHMAN	Silka	not indicated	townsman	–	1810	1834				1850	40	wife of	Yorikhim-Moisha Yokhinov		female
no	53	FISHMAN	Rivka	Yorikhim-Moishe	townsman	–	1838	1834				1850	12	daughter of	Yorikhim-Moisha Yokhinov	Silka	female

Analysis: This is the second 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 (#53) and the previous (#33) have names in common suggesting a possible relationship. It is possible that the head of household here (Yorikhim-Moishe son of Yokhin) is the son of the man named Yoikhim Fishman who was listed as head of household #33.

Here Yorikhim-Moishe (also called "Yorikhim-Moisha Yokhinov") is age 42. His wife is Silka, age 40. They have a son named Yoikhim, age 15, who was named for his paternal grandfather (possibly the Yoikhim listed in household #33). They also have a daughter, Rivka age 12.

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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
no	54	GERTNIK	Avrum-Meyer	Leib	townsman	1800	–	1834	34	died	1840	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	54	GERTNIK	Avrum-Meyer	not indicated	townsman	1800	–	1835	34	newborn		1850	15	grandson	Avrum-Meyer Leibov		male

Analysis: The head of this Gertnik household, Avrum-Meyer son of Leib (also called "Avrum-Meyer Leibov") passed away in 1840 at the age of 40. His grandson and namesake, age 15, is the only member remaining in the household.

There is a Gertnik family remembered in an essay by Yosef Gertnich in the Mlynov-Mervits Memorial Book. His father's name was Moshe and his grandfather's name was Mordechai. It sees possible that this Gernik family in the census is his ancestral family.

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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
no	55	ERLIKHMAN	Yankel	Shavel	townsman	1786	–	1834	48	died	1840	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	55	ERLIKHMAN	Moshko-Ber	Yankel	townsman	1820	1820	1834	14			1850	30	son of	Yankel Shavelev		male
yes	55	ERLIKHMAN	Yekhev	Moshko-Ber	townsman	–	1834	1834	newborn			1850	16	son of	Moshko-Ber Yankelev	Ester-Yenta	male
yes	55	ERLIKHMAN	Ester-Yenta	not indicated	townsman	–	1830	1834	newborn			1850	20	wife of	Moshko-Ber Yankelev		female

Analysis: This is the first of two Erlikhman households that appear to be related ( #55 and #102). Here, Yankel son of Shavel, the head of the family passed away in 1940 at the age of 54. He was born in 1786, possibly one of the earliest birth dates in this list. His son Moshko-Ber, age 30, is present in the household along with his wife, Ester-Yenta, age 20. A son of theirs is listed named Yekhev, age 16. Yekhev appears too old to be the son of Ester-Yenta and perhaps she is a second wife.

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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
no	56	PERLUKH	Yankel	Yudko	townsman	1776	–	1834	58	died	1839	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	56	PERLUKH	Leizar	Yankel	townsman	1809	–	1834	25	died	1835	1850	not indicated	son of	Yankel Yudkov		male
yes	56	PERLUKH	Meyer	Yankel	townsman	–	1825	1834	omitted			1850	25	son of	Yankel Yudkov		male
no	56? | 13	PERLUKH?	Dvoira	not indicated	townsman	–	1829	1834	omitted			1851	22	wife of	Meyer Yankelev		male

Analysis: The head of household, Yankel son of Yudko (also called "Yankel Yudkov") died in 1939 at the age of 63. His son, Leizar, died in 1835 at the age of 26. Still present in the household is his son Meyer, age 26.

It seems likely that the woman named Dvoira, who appears in the 1851 supplement without a surname, belongs with this family since she is the wife of Meyer Yankelev. The Meyer son of Yankel here is the appropriate ageand would normally be called Meyer Yankelev. There is a Meyer Yankelev in the Kolodne family but he died just two years after this Devorah was born.

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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
no	57	FELDMAN	Yos	Gershko	townsman	1778	–	1834	56	died	1847	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	57	FELDMAN	Gershko	Yos	townsman	1799	1799	1834	35			1850	51	son of	Yos Gershkov		male
yes	57	FELDMAN	Shmul-Shlema	Gershko	townsman	1819	1819	1834	15			1850	31	son of	Yos Gershkov	Haya	male
yes	57	FELDMAN	Elya	Shmul-Shlema	townsman	–	1836	1834	newborn			1850	14	son of	Shmul-Shlema Gershkov	Rivka	male
no	57	FELDMAN	Shimon-Wolf	Nesanel	townsman	1829	–	1843	14	recruited	1843	1850	not indicated	grandson of	Yos Gershkov		male
yes	57	FELDMAN	Ire-Wolf	Shmul-Shlema	townsman	–	1838	1834	newborn			1850	12	son of	Shmul-Shlema Gershkov	Rivka	male
no	57	FELDMAN	Haya	not indicated	townsman	–	1800	1834				1850	50	wife of	Gershko Yosev		female
no	57	FELDMAN	Rivka	not indicated	townsman	–	1819	1834				1850	31	wife of	Shmul-Shlema Gershkov		female
no	57	FELDMAN	Tsipya	Shmul-Shlema	townsman	–	1834	1834				1850	16	daughter of	Shmul-Shlema Gershkov	Rivka	female

Analysis: This is the first of six separate Feldman households in the 1850 census ( #57, #59, #82 #84 #108, #116). It appears that members of households (#57, #59, #82, and #116) are all cousins and descended from Yos Feldman. Household #82 is almost certainly related to this one as discussed there.

This household has 9 members listed, and 7 present in 1850. The head of the household, Yos son of Gershov (also called "Yos Gershkov") died in 1847 at the age of 59. Still remaining in the household are two of his sons and their wives, two grandsons, and a granddaughter. A third grandson has been recruited and is no longer present.

The first son is Gershkov (also called "Gersh Yosev"), age 51, and his wife, Haya, age 50. The younger son is Shmuel-Shlema (also called "Shmul-Shlema Gershkov"), age 31, his wife Rivka, age 31, with their son, Ire-Wolf, age 12 and their daughter, Tsipya, age 16.

Also listed is a grandson, Shimon-Wolf son of Nesanel. He was recruited in 1843 at the age of 14. He is called a grandson, rather than a son, because unlike the other grandchildren in the household, Shimon-Wolf's father is not listed as a member of this household. His father, Nesanel, is almost certainly the man who reappears in 1851 in household #82, as discussed there.

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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
no	58	BERGER	Srul	Berko	townsman	1772	–	1834	62	died	1844	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	58	BERGER	Moishe-Khaim	Abram-Yos	townsman	1824	1824	1834	10			1850	27	grandson of	Srul Berkov		male
yes	58	BERGER	Perlya-Vekhnya	not indicated	townsman	–	1824	1834				1850	26	wife of	Moishe-Khaim Abram-Yosev		female
yes	58	BERGER	Brukha-Reyzya	Moishe-Khaim	townsman	–	1842	1834				1850	8	daughter of	Moishe-Khaim Abram-Yosev	Perlya-Vekhnya	female

Analysis: This is the second of five Berger households in the census (household #31), (household #58), (household #61), (household #66), (household #115). This one too is a small one, with four individuals listed and only three present. The head of household, Srul, son of Berko, passed away in 1844 at the age of 72. His grandon, Moishe-Khaim, age 27 is living in the household with his wife Perlya-Vekhnya, age 26 and his daughter Brukha-Reyzya, age 8. Moishe-Khaim's father was Abram-Yos, but he is not listed in the census.

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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
yes	59	FELDMAN	Leizar	Yos	townsman	1810	1810	1834	24			1850	40	head of family			male
yes	59	FELDMAN	Shulim	Leizar	townsman	1829	1829	1834	5			1850	21	son of	Leizar Yosev	Beylya	male
yes	59	FELDMAN	Gershko	Leizar	townsman	–	1834.5	1834	newborn			1850	15.5	brother of	Shulim Leizarov		male
yes	59	FELDMAN	Motya	Leizar	townsman	–	1839	1834	newborn			1850	11	brother of	Shulim Leizarov		male
no	59	FELDMAN	Beylya	not indicated	townsman	–	1812	1834				1850	38	wife of	Leizar Yosev		male
no	59	FELDMAN	Leya	not indicated	townsman	–	1830	1834				1850	20	wife of	Shulim Yosev		male

Analysis: This is the second of six separate Feldman households in the 1850 census ( #57, #59, #82 #84 #108, #116). It appears that members of households (#57, #59, #82, and #116) are all cousins and descended from Yos Feldman, who is listed in household 57 and passed away in 1847.

Here Leizar, son of Yos (also called "Leizar Yosev") is head of the family at age 40. His wife, Beylya, age 38 is present, as is their son Shulim, age 21 and Shulim's wife, Leya, age 20.

It is not clear why two other males in the household, Gershko, age 15 1/2 and Motya, age 11, are called "brothers of Shulim" and not "sons of Leizar," unless they are half-siblings and have a different father.

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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
yes	60	GEKER	Nukhim	Yos	townsman	–	1822	1834	omitted			1850	28	head of family			male
yes	60	GEKER	Golda	not indicated	townsman	–	1825	1834				1850	25	wife	Nukhim Yosev		female

Analysis: A small household of a husband and wife. Nukhim son of Yos, age 28, is head of the household and is married to Golda, age 25.

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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
no	61	BERGER	Gershko	Urin	townsman	1787	–	1834	47	died	1837	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	61	BERGER	Urin-Leib	Gershko	townsman	1812	–	1834	22	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	son of	Gershko Urinov	Ester	male
no	61	BERGER	Avrum-Itsko	Duvid	townsman	–	1834	1834	newborn	recruited	1850	1850	26	nephew of	Gershko Urinov		male
no	61	BERGER	Ester	not indicated	townsman	–	1790	1834				1850	60	wife of	Gershko Urinov		female
no	61	MEYSER	Itsko-Oizer	Hozyk	townsman	1828	–	1834	6	missing	1848	1850	not indicated	cousin of	Gershko Urinov		male

Analysis: This is the third of five Berger households in the census (household #31), (household #58), (household #61), (household #66), (household #115). This household also has a cousin listed from the Meyser family.

This is the second Berger household to list a Gershko. This Gershko may be one of the ancestors of several of these Berger households. This Gershko son of Urin (also called Gershko Urinov) was born in 1787 and was also present in 1834. He may have been living here in Mervits when it became part of Russia in 1793.

Only one or two members of this household are left present. Gershko son of Urin died in 1837 at the age of 50. His widow, Ester, is still in the household, age 60. A son of theirs, Urin-Leib, is missing as of 1849 and would have been 39 at the time. He shows up with his family in a supplementary revision taken in 1851 (see further below).

A nephew of Gerhsko, Avrum-Itsko son of Duvid, is listed as recruited in 1850 at the age of 26. It is a reasonable assumption that Avrum-Itsko's father, Duvid, was a brother of Gershko. It seems probable also that he is the Duvid Berger listed below in household #66 who was born in 1790 and son of Leib. He died in 1841 which explains why his son Avrum-Itsko is here living in his uncle's household. Though that Duvid Berger's father is named Leib, and the father of Gershko here is Urin, it appears they are the same person. Indeed, Gershko named one of his sons Urin-Leib suggesting his father's name was Urin-Leib and not just Urin.

A cousin of Gersho, Itsko-Oizer Meyser, is also listed. He went missing in 1848 at the age of 20. He appears to be of a younger generation, though the precise relationship is not specified.

By an 1851 revision, we learn that Gershko's son, Urin-Leib, has returned or is found. As detailed in the table that follows, he is 39, married to Sura-Basya age 36 and has a 14-year-old daughter Reyza-Etya and an 8 year-old-son, Ovshiya Motel. We don't know whether they were just absent in 1850 or they had been in hiding because of the son's age and some pending conscription.

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
yes	61 | 36	BERGER	Urin-Leib	Gershko	townsman	1812	1812	1834	22			1851	39				male
yes	61 | 36	BERGER	Ovshiya-Motel	Urin-Leib	townsman	1834	1843	1834	newborn			1851	8	son of	Urin-Leib	Sura-Basya	male
no	61 | 36	BERGER	Sura-Basya	not indicated	townsman	–	1815	1834				1851	36	wife of	Gershko Urinov		female
no	61 | 36	BERGER	Reyza-Etya	Urin-Leib	townsman	–	1837	1834				1851	14	daughter of	Gershko Urinov	Sura-Basya	female

Analysis: This data from the 1851 supplement overlaps with the previous household's data. See comments on the previous household for discussion.

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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
yes	62	KLEYNER	Itsko	Moshko	townsman	–	1824	1834	omitted			1850	26	grandson of	Shmul Abramov		male
no	62	KLEYNER	Rivka	not indicated	townsman	–	1830	1834	omitted			1850	20	wife of	Itsko Moshkov		female

Analysis: This is the first of two Kleyner households that appear related (household #62 , and household #107). The young man here, Itsko son of Moshko Kleyner is described as the grandson of Shmul Abramov. In the other Kleyner household #107, the head of household, Abel Kleyner, is described as a son of Shmul. It seems likely that the Shmul Kleyner in both cases is the same man.

Here Itsko, age 26, is married to Rivka, age 20. Note that Itsko is not called a head of household here, which is unusual and could be because he newly left household 107.

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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 1834)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
no	63	GELMAN	Mordko-Ber	Abram	townsman	1790	–	1834	44	died	1849	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	63	GELMAN	Gershko	Morkdko-Ber	townsman	1831	1831	1834	3 (8 crossed out in pencil			1850	19 (24-crossed out in pencil	son of	Mordko-Ber Abramov		male
yes	63	GELMAN	Itsko-Srul	Morkdko-Ber	townsman	1834	1838	1834	newborn			1850	12	brother of	Gershko Mordko-Berov		male
no	63	GELMAN	Dvora-Basya	Morkdko-Ber	townsman	1834	1838	1842	newborn			1850	8	daughter of	Mordko-Ber Abramov		female
no	63	GELMAN	Haya	-	townsman	1834	1838	1842				1850	19	wife of	Gershko Mordko-Berov		female

Analysis: There are two Gelman households in this census, (this household #63 and household #104). The two families may be related since the head of household in both cases is a man who is son of Abram Gelman and they were born not long apart in 1790 and 1792 respectively.

The head of this household is Morko-Ber son of Abram (1790–1849), also called Mordko-Ber Abramov. He passed away shortly before this census in 1848 at the age of 44. He left behind two sons, Gershko, age 19 in 1850, and another son, Itsko-Srul (Yitzhak Yisrael) who was 12. A daughter Dvora-Basya age 8 is also present.

The eldest son Gershko is married to Haya, age 18, who is in household. They do not have any children listed.

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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
yes	64	GRINSHPUN	Mordko	Faivish	townsman	1801	–	1834	33	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	64	GRINSHPUN	Meyer-Fayvel	Mordko	townsman	1817	–	1834	17	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	son of	Mordko Faivishev		male
dup name in 1851 sup	64 | 14	GRINSHPUN	Meyer-Fayvel	Mordko	townsman	1817	1817	1834	17			1851	34	son of	Mordko Faivishev		male
yes	64 | 14	GRINSHPUN	Rukhlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1821	1834				1851	30	wife of	Meyer Faivish-Mordkov		female
no	64 | 14	GRINSHPUN	Malka-Freyda	Meyer	townsman	–	1836	1834				1851	15	daugher of	Meyer Faivish-Mordkov	Rukhlya	female
yes	64 | 14	GRINSHPUN	Dinya-Mirlya	Meyer	townsman	–	1839	1834				1851	12	daugher of	Meyer Faivish-Mordkov	Rukhlya	female

Analysis: This is the fourth of ten Grinshpun households (#29, #40, #41, #64, #72, #83, #103, #120, #131, #142). It seems likely that the head of household here, Mordko son of Faivish, born in 1801, is the brother of Lemel son of Faivish, who is head of household #29 and born 1788, and the brother of Shevel son of Faivish, head of household #41 and born in 1793. It seems very possible the other heads of households with that surname are first cousins and their fathers were brothers.

Here in the 1850 revision, Mordko is listed as missing in 1849 at the age of 48 as is his son Meyer-Fayvel who went missing the same year at age 32. In the 1851 supplemental revision, Meyer-Fayvel reappears with his family. He is 34 and married to Rukhlya, age 30, and they have two daughters, Malka-Freyda, age 15, and Dinya-Mirlya, age 12.

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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
no	65	FISHMAN	Abram-Duvid	Meyer-Gershko	townsman	1799	–	1834	35	died	1841	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	65	FISHMAN	Khaim-Mendel	Abram-Duvid	townsman	1822	1822	1834				1850	28	son of	Abram-Duvid Meyer-Gershkov	Rukhlya	male
no	65	FISHMAN	Zeylik	Meyer-Gershko	townsman	1815	–	1834	19	missing	1946	1850	not indicated	brother of	Abram-Duvid Meyer-Gershkov		male
yes	65	FISHMAN	Yankel-Moishe	Khaim-Mendel	townsman	–	1838	1834	newborn			1850	12	son of	Khaim-Mendel Abram-Duvidov	Sura-Freydya	male
no	65	FISHMAN	Rukhlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1799	1834				1850	51	wife of	Abram-Duvid Meyer-Gershkov		female
no	65	FISHMAN	Sura-Freydya	not indicated	townsman	–	1822	1834				1850	28	wife of	Khaim-Mendel Abram-Duvidov		female
no	65	FISHMAN	Ester-Hana	Khaim-Mendel	townsman	–	1834	1834				1850	16	daughter of	Khaim-Mendel Abram-Duvidov	Sura-Freydya	female
yes	65	FISHMAN	Yenta	Khaim-Mendel	townsman	–	1839	1834				1850	11	daughter of	Khaim-Mendel Abram-Duvidov	Sura-Freydya	female

Analysis: This is the third of seven Fishman households listed in the revision (household #33, household #53, household #65, household #86, household #121, household #133, household #138). There is no self-evident connections between this one and the others.

The head of household, Abram-Duvid son of Meyer-Gershko (also called "Abram-Duvid Meyer Gershkov"), died in 1841 at the age of 42. His widow Rukhlya, age 51, is still in the household along with two sons, Khaim-Mendel, age 28 and Yankel-Moishe, age 12. A brother of Abram-Duvid, named Zelik, went missing in 1846 at the age of 31.

Their son Khaim-Mendel is married to Sura-Freydya, age 28, and they have two daughters: Ester-Hana, page 16 and Yenta, age 11.

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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
no	66	BERGER	Duvid	Leib	townsman	1790	–	1834	44	died	1841	1850	not indicated	head of family			male

Analysis: This is the fourth of five Berger households listed in the census (household #31), (household #58), (household #61), (household #66), (household #115). The household no longer exists and is listed to show what became of it between 1834, the earlier revision, and this one in 1850. The head of the family, Duvid son of Leib, died in 1841 since the last revision. He was 51 at the time. Duvid was born in 1790 and may even have been born in Mervits when it was still part of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

As discussed in Berger household #61 above, this Duvid son of Leib, appears to be the brother of Gershko, the head of that family. It appears that Duvid's son, Avrum-Itsko, went to live with his uncle Gershko after his father died and is listed in that household.

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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
yes (as Yonak)	67	Yuniuk	Moshko-Abram	Duvid	townsman	1815		1834	omitted			1850	35	head of family			male
no	67	Yuniuk	Rivka	not indicated	townsman	1818		1834				1850	32	wife of	Moshko-Abram Duvidov		female

Analysis: This is the first of three Yuniuk households ( #67, #100, #130). It appears that the head of this household #67 Moshko-Abram son of Duvid may be the brother of Shmual-Abram son of Duvid, head of household #130.

This household is headed by Moshko-Abram (also called "Moshko-Abram Duvidov"), age 35. He is married to Rivka, age 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
yes	68	KUCHER	Urin-Leib	Gershko	townsman	–	1815	1834	omitted			1850	35	head of family			male
yes	68	KUCHER	Zainvel	Urin-Leib	townsman	–	1838	1834	newborn			1850	12	son of	Urin-Leib Gershkov	Gitlya	male
yes	68	KUCHER	Yankel	Urin-Leib	townsman	–	1840	1834	newborn			1850	10	son of	Urin-Leib Gershkov	Gitlya	male
yes	68	KUCHER	Gitlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1817	1834				1850	33	wife of	Urin-Leib Gershkov		female
yes	68	KUCHER	Tsevya	Urin-Leib	townsman	–	1842	1834				1850	8	daughter of	Urin-Leib Gershkov	Gitlya	female
yes	68	KUCHER	Beylya	Urin-Leib	townsman	–	1844	1834				1850	6	daughter of	Urin-Leib Gershkov	Gitlya	female
yes (as Etlya)	68	KUCHER	Gitlya	Urin-Leib	townsman	–	1846	1834				1850	4	daughter of	Urin-Leib Gershkov	Gitlya	female
no	not indicated	KUCHER	Shapsya-Tovol	Gershko	townsman	–	–	1834	not indicated	recruited	1830	1850	not indicated	cousin of			male

Analysis: Head of household, Urin-Leib son of Gershko (also called "Urin-Leib Gershkov") is 35. His wife Gitlay, is 33. They have two sons, Zinvel, age 12, and Yankel, age 10, and three daughters, Tsevya, age 8, Beylya, age 6 and Gitlya, age 4.

A cousin named Shapsya-Tovol is listed as recruited in 1830. His age is not given but his father's name is also Gershko, though he is not called a brother of Urin-Leib.

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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
yes	69	LEMER	Nusyn	Yos	townsman	1809	1809	1834	25			1850	41	head of family			male
yes	69	LEMER	Srul-Yos	Nusyn	townsman	–	1834	1834	newborn			1850	16	son of	Nusyn Yosev	Basya	male
no	69 | 32	LEMER	Basya	not indicated	townsman	–	1811	1834				1851	40	wife of	Nusin Yosev		female
no	69 | 32	LEMER	Riklya-Leya	Nusyn	townsman	–	1835	1834				1851	16	daughter of	Nusin Yosev	Basya	female
yes	69 | 32	LEMER	Ester-Rukhlya	Nusyn	townsman	–	1839	1834				1851	12	daughter of	Nusin Yosev	Basya	female
yes	69 | 32	LEMER	Bintsya	Nusyn	townsman	–	1842	1834				1851	9	daughter of	Nusin Yosev	Basya	female

Analysis: Nusyn son of Yos (also called "Nusin Yosev" ), age 41, is head of household. His wife, Basya, age 40 is present with a son, Surl-Yos, age 16, and three daughters, Riklya-Leya, age 16, Ester-Rukhlya, age 12, and Bintsya, age 9.

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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
no	70	VINOKURNIK	Leib-Gerts	Vigdor	townsman	1776	–	1834	58	died	1839	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	70	VINOKURNIK	Yos	Leib-Gerts	townsman	–	1839	1834	newborn	died	1839	1850	11	son	Leib-Gerts Vigdorov		male

Analysis: This is the first of three Vinokurnik households which have no overt connection ( #70, #89, #111).

A small household with only two members listed. The head of the family, Leib-Gerts son of Vigdor (also called "Leib-Gerts Vigdorov") died in 1839 at the age of 63. His son, Yos, age 11 is the only member still in the household. One naturally wonders if there is some other adult responsible or whether Yos is living on his own.

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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
yes	71	KREMER	Ovshiya	Yankel	townsman	1807	1807	1834	27			1850	43	head of family			male
yes	71	KREMER	Alter-Beniumin	Ovshiya	townsman	–	1838	1834	newborn			1850	12	son of	Ovshiya Yankelev	Rivka	male
no	71	KREMER	Rivka	Ovshiya	townsman	–	1816	1834				1850	34	wife of	Ovshiya Yankelev		female

Analysis: This is the only household with the surname Kremer. However, the surname of household #8 is Kreymer and perhaps an alternative variation on the surname. The fact that that head of household and this one are sons of Yankel make it plausible they are brothers. Their birth years are close together as well.

Here Ovshiya son of Yankel, age 43, is head of household. In the household is his wife, Rivka, age 34 and a son, Alter-Beniumin, age 12.

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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
yes	72	GRINSHPUN	Itsko	Vigdor	townsman	–	1817	1834	omitted			1850	33	head of family			male
yes	72	GRINSHPUN	Moishe-Meyer	Itsko	townsman	–	1841	1834	newborn			1850	9	son of	Itsko Vigdorov	Rukhlya	male
no	72	GRINSHPUN	Metlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1790	1834				1850	60	mother of	Itsko Vigdorov		female
yes	72	GRINSHPUN	Rukhlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1820	1834				1850	30	wife of	Itsko Vigdorov		female
no	72	GRINSHPUN	Gitlya	Itsko	townsman	–	1838	1834				1850	12	daughter of	Itsko Vigdorov	Rukhlya	female
no	72	GRINSHPUN	Basya-Rukhlya	Itsko	townsman	–	1840	1834				1850	10	daughter of	Itsko Vigdorov	Rukhlya	female

Analysis:This is the fifth of ten Grinshpun households (#29, #40, #41, #64, #72, #83, #103, #120, #131, #142).

This is the first Grinshpun family where the father of the household head is named Vigdor. Here Itsko son of Vigdor is age 34 and was born in 1817. Household #103 below lists a Itsko son of Vigdor who was born in 1818 and died in 1837. It is not clear if they were brothers or just related or why they have the same father and same first name.

In this household with Itsko son of Vigdor (also called "Itsko Vigdorov"), is his mother, Metlya, age 60, one of the oldest living persons in this revision list. Also present is his wife Rukhlya, age 30, a son, Moishe-Meyer, age 9, and two daughters, Gitlya, age 12, and Basya-Rukhlya, age 10.

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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
no	73	GEKHTMAN	Mordko	Aizyk	townsman	1818	–	1834	16	missing	1849	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	73	GEKHTMAN	Kogos	Lipa	townsman	1801	1801	1834	33			1850	49	cousin of	Mordko Aizikov		male
yes	73	GEKHTMAN	Lipa-Ber	Kogos	townsman	1826	–	1834	8	died	1843	1850	not indicated	son of	Kogos Lipov		male
no	73	GEKHTMAN	Yenta	not indicated	townsman	–	1804	1834				1850	46	wife of	Kogos Lipov		female

Analysis: This is the first of three Gekhtman households:household #73, household #126, household #134. It seems they may all be related through Aizik Gekhtman who is listed alone in household #126. It seems his son Morko is head of household #73 and his son Avrum-Ber is head of household #134.

Here the head of household, Mordko son of Aizyk (also called "Mordko Aizikov") has been missing since 1849 at the age of 31. His cousin, Kogos son of Lipa, age 49, is present with his wife, Yenta, age 46. A son of theirs, Lipa-Ber, died in 1843 at the age of 17. This is one of the few

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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 1834)	Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1850)	Previous Census Year	Age	Cause	When Exactly	Year	Age	Relation	Male Relative	Female Relative	Gender
yes	74	FLESHER	Beniumin	Abram	townsman	1803	1803	1834				1850	47	head of family			male
no	74	FLESHER	Yos-Ber	Abram	townsman	1829	–	1834	5	recruited	1846	1850	not indicated	brother of	Beniumin		male
yes	74	FLESHER	Alter	Abram	townsman	1834	1835	1834	newborn			1850	15	son of	Beniumin Abramov	Hana	male
yes	74	FLESHER	Hana	not indicated	townsman	–	1809	1834				1850	41	wife of	Beniumin Abramov		female
no	74	FLESHER	Reyzya	Beniumin	townsman	–	1834	1834				1850	16	daughter of	Beniumin Abramov	Hana	female

The surname of this household (#74) is Flesher which differs from the surname of household (#46) which is Fleischer.

This is a small household. Beniumin, son of Abram (also called Beniumin Abramov) is head of household. He is 47 with an implied birth year of 1803. There is no information about him from the earlier 1834 census though information is given about others in the household for that year. It is not clear, therefore, whether the family was already present by 1834.

In the household with him is his wife, Hana, age 41 (implied birth year of 1809), his son Alter, age 15, and his daughter Reyzya, age 16.

A brother, Yos-Ber, is listed but not present. The census indicates he was recruited in 1846 at the age of 17. If the information is correct, his implied birth year is 1829, making him 26 years younger than his older brother and head of household, Beniumin.

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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
no	75	STEINSHNADER	Nokhman	Yudko	townsman	1791	–	1834	43	missing	1850	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	75	STEINSHNADER	Yudko	Nokhman	townsman	1820	–	1834	14	missing	1850	1850	son of	Nokhman Yudkov			male
yes	75	STEINSHNADER	Mikhel	Nokhman	townsman	1823	–	1834	11	recruited	1839	1850	not indicated	Nokhman Yudkov			male
dup name in supplement	75 | 15	STEINSHNADER	Yudko	Nakhman	townsman	1820	1820	1834	14			1851	31	Nokhman Yudkov			male
yes	75 | 15	STEINSHNADER	Gersh-Leib	Yudko	townsman	–	1844	1834	newborn			1851	7	son of	Yudko Nakhmanov		male
no	75 | 15	STEINSHNADER	Sura	not indicated	townsman	–	1791	1834				1851	60	mother of	Yudko Nakhmanov		female
yes?	75 | 15	STEINSHNADER	Rivka-Malya	not indicated	townsman	–	1827	1834				1851	24	wife of	Yudko Nakhmanov		female
yes	75 | 15	STEINSHNADER	Marya-Enya	Yudko	townsman	–	1847	1834				1851	4	daughter of	Yudko Nakhmanov	Rivka-Malya	female

Analysis: This is the second of four Steinshnader/Steinshnadyr households (#42, #75, #76,#92). There are also six Steinshnad households (#34, #35, #45, #49, #92, #112). There is no obvious relationship between Sheinshnad and Steinshnader families.

The head of household here, Nokhman son of Yudko (also called "Nokhman Yudkov") went missing in 1850 at the age of 59. His son Yudko went missing in 1850 as well at the age of 30. We can guess that they went missing together. Another son, Mikhel, was recruited in 1839 at the age of 16.

In the 1851 supplement, Yudko reappears and is listed as 31.With him in the household is his mother, age 60, his wife Rivka-Malya, age 24, and their son, Gersh-Leib, age 7, and a daughter Marya-Enya, age 4. His father did not reappear.

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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
yes	76	STEINSHNADER	Berko	Gershon	townsman	1801	–	1834	33	missing	1845	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
dup name in supplement	76 | 19	STEINSHNADER	Berko	Gershon	townsman	1801	1802	1834	33			1851	49				male
no	76 | 19	STEINSHNADER	Vekhna	not indicated	townsman	–	1811	1834				1851	40	wife of	Berko Gershkov		female
no	76 | 19	STEINSHNADER	Ester	Berko	townsman	–	1836	1834				1851	15	daughter of	Berko Gershkov	Vekhna	female

Analysis: This is the third of four Steinshnader/Steinshnadyr households (#42, #75,#76,#92). There are also six Steinshnad households (#34, #35, #45, #49, #92, #112). There is no obvious relationship between Sheinshnad and Steinshnader families.

In the 1850 revision, the head of household, Berko son of Gershon (also called "Berko Gershkov") has been missing since 1845 at the age of 44. He reappears with his family in 1851 and is listed as age 49. With him is his wife, Vekhna, age 40, and a daughter, Ester, age 15. In the same 1851 revision, we find that three of his nephews from the Vinokurnik household (#89) have come to live in this household with their uncle.

It seems plausible that the Berko here is the father of Wolf in household #42 who is described as a son of Berko. Their respective ages make this interpretation plausible.

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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
yes as Buger	77	BERER	Wolf	Leizar	townsman	1812	–	1834	omitted			1850	38	head of family			male
yes as Buger	77	BERER	Leyzer	Wolf	townsman	1834	–	1834	newborn			1850	16	son	Wolf Leizarov	Malka	male
yes as Buger	77	BERER	Malka	not indicated	townsman	1815	–	1834				1850	35	wife	Wolf Leizarov	Malka	female

The Berer household is a small family unit of a husband, Wolf, son of Leizar (also called "Wolf Leizarov"), age 38, his wife Malka, age 35, and a 16 year old son, Leyzer, who apparently is named for his grandfather. It is not clear whether the family was present in Mervits in 1834, since data for that year is only provided for the son, who was listed as newborn.

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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
yes	78	FINKELSTEIN	Shmaria-Moishe	Mordko	townsman	1802	1802	1834	32			1850	48	head of family			male
yes	78	FINKELSTEIN	Shlema	Shmaria-Moishe	townsman	1831	1831	1834	3			1850	19	son of	Shmarya-Moisha Mordkov	Rukhlya	male
yes	78	FINKELSTEIN	Rukhlya	not indicated	townsman		1820	1834				1850	30	wife of	Shmarya-Moisha Mordkov		female
no	78	FINKELSTEIN	Pesya	not indicated	townsman	–	1831	1834				1850	19	wife of	Shlema Shmarya-Moishev		female
yes?	78 | 16	FINKELSTEIN	Enya [alt. name for Pesya?]	not indicated	townsman	–	1833	1834				1851	18	wife of	Shlema Shmarya-Moishev		female
no	78 | 16	FINKELSTEIN	Dvora-Liba	not indicated	townsman	–	1835	1834				1851	16	sister of	Shlema Shmarya-Moishev		female
no	78 | 16	FINKELSTEIN	Ester	not indicated	townsman	–	1837	1834				1851	14	sister of	Shlema Shmarya-Moishev		female

Analysis: This one of four Finkelstein households (#32, #78, #79 #104). The first three are almost certainly headed by brothers, sons of Mordko Finkelstein.

Here the head of household, Shmaria-Moishe son of Mordko (also called "Shmarya-Moishe Mordkov") is 48 and married to Rukhlya, age 30. Rukhlya could be his second wife based on their age difference and since his son, Shlema, who is also present in the household is age 19. (Rukhlya would have been 11 when she gave birth to him if she was in fact his mother, which is biologically possible).

In the 1850 census, Shlema (also called "Shlema Shmarya-Moishev") is also married to Pesya, age 19. But in the 1851 supplement (#16), his wife is listed as "Enya" age 18. It is not clear if he remarried or this is a different name for the same wife or some other reason explains the discrepancy. In the 1851 supplement, two sisters of Shlema are also listed, Dvora-Liba, age 16, and Ester, age 14. They would presumably also be daughters of Shmaria-Moishe and Rukhlya, but they are not described that way.

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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
no	79	FINKELSTEIN	Shlema	Mordko	townsman	1804–1805	–	1834	30–31	missing	1843	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	79	FINKELSTEIN	Itsko-Srul	Mordko	townsman	1813	1813	1834	21			1850	37	brother	Shlema Mordkov		male
yes	79	FINKELSTEIN	Yudko	Duvid	townsman	1806	1806	1834	28			1850	44	nephew	Shlema Mordkov		male
yes	79	FINKELSTEIN	Gyenya	not indicated	townsman	–	1811	1834				1850	39	wife of	Itsko-Srul Shlemov		female
yes	79 | 17	FINKELSTEIN	Yankel-Shlema	Yudko	townsman	1830	1830	1834	4			1851	21				male
no	79 | 17	FINKELSTEIN	Gyenya	not indicated	townsman	–	1813	1834				1851	38	mother of	Yankel-Shlema Yudko		female
no	79 | 17	FINKELSTEIN	Haya	Yudko	townsman	–	1835	1834				1851	16	sister of	Yankel-Shlema Yudko		female

Analysis: This one of four Finkelstein households (#32, #78, #79 #104). The first three are almost certainly headed by brothers, sons of Mordko Finkelstein.

Here the head of household is Shlema son of Mordko. He was missing as of 1843 at the age of 39–40. His brother Itsko-Srul is present in the household, age 37 with a wife, Gyenya, age 39. Also present in the household is a nephew of Shelma. His name is Yudko son of Duvid, age 44.

In the 1851 supplement (household #17), additional family members appear. A young male, Yankel Shlema, is now present, age 21. He is the son of Yudko who was identified as the nephew in the 1850 revision. Yankel Shlema's mother, Gyenya, age 39 is also listed. (She is apparently a different Gyenya than the one already identified in 1850 as the wife of Itsko-Srul). A sister of Yankel Shlema, named Haya, age 16, is also present.

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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
no	80	FILKENSTEIN	Leib	Aron	townsman	1794	–	1834	40	died	1846	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	80	FILKENSTEIN	Moshko	Faivish	townsman	1805	1805	1834	29			1850	45	nephew of	Leib Aronov		male
yes	80	FILKENSTEIN	Avrum-Yankel	Moshko	townsman	–	1841	1834	newborn			1850	9	son of	Moshko Faivishev	Reyzya	male
no	80	FILKENSTEIN	Anshel-Leib	Moshko	townsman	1826	–	1834	8	died	1838	1850	not indicated	son of	Moshko Faivishev	Reyzya	male
yes	80	FILKENSTEIN	Munish	Yudko	townsman	1821	1821	1834	13			1850	29	brother-in-law of	Leib Aronov		male
no	80	FILKENSTEIN	Basya	not indicated	townsman	–	1814	1834				1850	36	wife of	Leib Aronov		female
no	80	FILKENSTEIN	Frima	Leib	townsman	–	1836	1834				1850	14	daughter of	Leib Aronov	Basya	female
no	80	FILKENSTEIN	Peysya	Leib	townsman	–	1840	1834				1850	10	daughter of	Leib Aronov	Basya	female
no	80	FILKENSTEIN	Reyzya	Leib	townsman	–	1844	1834				1850	6	daughter of	Leib Aronov	Basya	female
yes	80	FILKENSTEIN	Reyzya	not indicated	townsman	–	1809	1834				1850	41	wife of	Moshko Faivishev		female
no	80	FILKENSTEIN	Sura	Moshko	townsman	–	1835	1834				1850	15	daughter of	Moshko Faivishev	Reyzya	female
yes	80	FILKENSTEIN	Golda	not indicated	townsman	–	1825	1834				1850	25	wife of	Munish Yudkov		female
no	80	FILKENSTEIN	Buntsya	Munish	townsman	–	1841	1834				1850	9	daughter of	Munish Yudkov	Golda	female
yes	80	FILKENSTEIN	Ester	Munish	townsman	–	1847	1834				1850	3	daughter of	Munish Yudkov	Golda	female

Analysis: This is the first of two households (#80, #81) called Filkenstein (Филькенштейн) (not Finkenstein [Финкельштейн]). However, in the 1858 revision this same family is called Finkenstein suggesting the two spellings could be interchangeable.

This is quite a large household with 14 names and 12 members still present. The head of household, Leib son of Aron (also called "Leib Aronov") died in 1846 at the age of 52. His wife Basya, age 36, is still present in the household, along with their three daughters, Frima, age 14, Peysya, age 10 and Reyzya, age 6.

Also in the household is a nephew of Leib Aronov. His name is Moshko son of Faivish, age 45, with his wife Reyzya, age 41, their son, Avrum-Yankel, age 9 and daughter Sura, age 15. An older son of theirs, Anshel-Leib, died in 1838 at the age of 12.

A brother-in-law of Leib Aronov is also present in the household. His name is Munish son of Yudko (also called "Munish Yudko"), age 29. He is married to Golda, age 25, who is presumably Leib Aronov's sister. The fact that Munish, a brother-in-law, has the same surname (Filkenstein) as the head of household suggests that perhaps Munish is a cousin from the male line.

The closeness in surnames between Filkenstein and Finkelstein, and the fact that in 1858 this family is called Finkelstein, leads one to wonder if these family lines were related. If so, Munish's father Yudko could be the man named Yudko Finkelstein listed in household #79. But there are no additional grounds to support that connection.

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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
no	81	FILKENSTEIN	Shlema	Moshko	townsman	1809	–	1834	25	died	1846	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	81	FILKENSTEIN	Khaim aka Motya	Moshko	townsman	1824	1824	1834	10			1850	26	brother of	Shlema Moshko		male
yes	81	FILKENSTEIN	Shlema-Gdal	Khaiam Motya	townsman	–	1848	1834	newborn			1850	2	son of	Khaim Motya Moshkov	Gitlya	male
no	81	FILKENSTEIN	Elka	Shlema	townsman	–	1834	1834				1850	16	daughter of	Shlema Moshkov		female
yes	81	FILKENSTEIN	Freyda	Shlema	townsman	–	1836	1834				1850	15	daughter of	Shlema Moshkov		female
yes	81	FILKENSTEIN	Gitlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1825	1834				1850	25	wife of	Khaim Motya Moshkov		female
yes	81	FILKENSTEIN	Perlya	Khaim Motya	townsman	–	1844	1834				1850	6	daughter of	Khaim Motya Moshkov	Gitlya	female

Analysis: This is the second of two Filkenstein households (#80, #81). The families may be related, though it is not certain. A Moshko Filkenstein is mentioned here and in #80 but the implied birth years indicate they are not the same person, though they may be related or one named for the other. As was the case in household #80, this family also appears as Finkelstein (not Filkenstein) in the 1858 revision.

In this record here, Shlema son of Moshko (also called "Shlema Moshkov") passed away in 1846 at the age of 37. He was born in 1809 and was present for the 1834 revision. No widow is listed but still present in the household are two daughters, Elka, age 16, and Freyda, age 15.

Also present in the houshold is a brother of Shlema Moshkov. His name is Khaim Motya (also called "Khaim Motya Moshkov"), age 26, his wife Gitlya, age 25, their son Shlema-Gdal, age 2, and a daughter Perlya, age 6.

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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
yes	82	FELDMAN	Nesanel	Yos	townsman	1801	–	1834	33	missing	1845	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
dup name from 1851 sup	82 | 18	FELDMAN	Nesanel	Yoil	townsman	1801	1801	1834	33			1851	50				male
yes	82 | 18	FELDMAN	Volf-Mordko	Nesanel	townsman	–	1825	1834	omitted			1851	26	son of	Nesanel Yoilev	Leya	male
yes	82 | 18	FELDMAN	Moishe-Faivish	Nesanel	townsman	–	1843	1834	newborn			1851	8	son of	Wolf Nesanelev	Haya	male
no	82 | 18	FELDMAN	Leya	not indicated	townsman	–	1803	1834				1851	48	wife of	Nesanel Yoilev	Haya	female
no	82 | 18	FELDMAN	Rukhlya	Nesanel	townsman	–	1835	1834				1851	16	daughter of	Nesanel Yoilev	Leya	female
yes	82 | 18	FELDMAN	Haya	not indicated	townsman	–	1826	1834				1851	25	wife of	Wolf Nesanelev		female

Analysis: This is the third of six separate Feldman households in the 1850 census (#57, #59, #82 #84 #108, #116). This household appears almost certainly related to household #57 and probably also to #82, and #116.

The head of this household, Nesanel son of Yos (also called "Nesanel Yoilev") is very probably the same Nesanel Feldman listed as the father of Shimon-Wolf, who appears in household #57 and is listed as recruited in 1843. The record of household #57 indicates Nesanel's son, Shimon Wolf, was missing as of 1845 when he was 45 years old. We also see that that family in household #57 were descendants of a man named Yos Feldman, which matches the name of Nesanel's father here. In addition, the name "Wolf" is part of Nesanel's son's name in #57 and here he also has a son with "Volf" as one of his names. For all of these reasons, it appears that Nesanel here was the son of Yos Feldman listed in #57 and the brother of Gershko listed there.

Though Nesanel was absent here in the 1850 revision, he reappears with family in the 1851 supplement, age 50, suggesting he was born in 1801 and was already living in Mervits in 1834. With him in the household now is his wife, Leya, age 48, his son, Volf-Mordko (also called "Wolf Nesanelev"), age 26, Wolf's wife Haya, age 26, and their son Moishe-Faivish, age 8. Also present in the household is a daughter of Nesanel, Rukhlya, 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
yes	83	GRINSHPUN	Fayvel	Gerts	townsman	1811	1811	1834	23			1850	39	head of family			male
yes	83	GRINSHPUN	Motya-Gershon	Fayvel	townsman	–	1838	1834	newborn			1850	12	son of	Faivel Gertsov	Keylya	male
no	83	GRINSHPUN	Keylya	not indicated	townsman	–	1816	1834				1850	34	wife of	Faivel Gertsov	Keylya	male
no	83	GRINSHPUN	Sluva	Fayvel	townsman	–	1848	1834				1850	2	daugther of	Faivel Gertsov	Keylya	female
no	83 | 33	GRINSHPUN	Sosya-Haya	Fayvel	townsman	–	1836	1834				1851	15	daugther of	Faivel Gertsov	Keylya	female

Analysis: This is the sixth of ten Grinshpun households (#29, #40, #41, #64, #72, #83, #103, #120, #131, #142). We can guess that the head of household here, Fayvel son of Gerts, age 39 is related to brothers who head households #29, #41, and #64, since they are sons of Faivish. The name Fayvel is a diminuitive variation on Faivish and he was probably named for Faivish or someone else with the name in the family line.

Here, Fayvel is age 39 and his wife, Keylya is 34. One daughter, Sluva, age 2, is listed in the 1850 revision. Another older daughter, Sosya-Haya, was listed only in the 1851 supplement. She is listed as 15.

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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
yes	84	FELDMAN	Aizyk	Abram	townsman	1801	–	1834	33	missing	1847	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	84	FELDMAN	Lipa	Yutsko	townsman	–	1823	1834	omitted			1850	27	nephew of	Aizik Abramov		male
yes	84	FELDMAN	Etya	not indicated	townsman	–	1830	1834				1850	20	wife of	Lipa Yutskov		male

Analysis: This is the fourth of the six Feldman households (#57, #59, #82, #84, #108,#116). The head of household, Aizyk son of Abram (also called "Aizik Abramov") has been missing since 1847 when he was 46-years-old. His nephew Lipa, son of Yutsko, age 27 is present as is Lipa's wife, Etya, age 20. There is no obvious connection between this Feldman household and the others.

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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
no	85	EISENTSTEIN	Shlema	Berko	townsman	1788	–	1834	46	died	1846	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	85	EISENTSTEIN	Menakhim-Leib	Shlema	townsman	1818	–	1834	16	died	1847	1850	not indicated	son of	Shlema Berkov	Haya-Bluma	male
no	85	EISENTSTEIN	Meyer-Ber	Shlema	townsman	1823	–	1834	11	recruited	1840	1850	not indicated	son of	Shlema Berkov	Haya-Bluma	male
yes	85	EISENTSTEIN	Moishe	Shlema	townsman	–	1847	1834	newborn			1850	3	son of	Shlema Berkov	Haya-Bluma	male
no	85	EISENTSTEIN	Haya-Bluma	not indicated	townsman	–	1814	1834				1850	36	wife	Shlema Berkov		female
no	85	EISENTSTEIN	Babya	Shlema	townsman	–	–	1834				1850	16	daughter	Shlema Berkov	Haya-Bluma	female
no	85	EISENTSTEIN	Maria	Shlema	townsman	–	1838	1834				1850	12	daughter	Shlema Berkov	Haya-Bluma	female

Analysis: The Eisenstein family has 7 members listed but only 4 present in the household. The head of household, Shlema son of Berko (also called Shlema Berkov), was born in 1788 but passed away in 1846 at the age of 58. He left behind a wife, Haya-Bluma, who is quite a bit younger at age 36. Although she is listed as the mother of the children, the children's ages suggest she may be a second wife and not the mother of them all.

Two of the sons listed are no longer present: Menakhim-Leib died in 1847 at the age of 29. The other son, Meyer-Ber, was recruited in 1840 at the age of 17. A 3-year-old son, Moishe, is still present in the household and well as two daughters, Babya, age 16, and Maria, age 12, are also present.

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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
no	86	FISHMAN	Elya	Leib	townsman	1792	–	1834	42	died	1838	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	86	FISHMAN	Abram-Khaim	Elya	townsman	1817	1814	1834	17			1850	36	son of	Elya Leibov		male
no	86	FISHMAN	Yos-Itsek	Elya	townsman	1831	–	1834	3	recruited	1849	1850	not indicated	son of	Elya Leibov		male
no	86	FISHMAN	Yudko	Leib	townsman	1800	–	1834	34	missing	1845	1850	not indicated	brother of	Elya Leibov		male
yes	86	FISHMAN	Elya	Abram-Khaim	townsman	–	1847	1834	newborn			1850	3	son of	Abram-Khaim Elev	Menya	male
yes	86	FISHMAN	Haikel	Elya	townsman	–	1820	1834	omitted			1850	30	brother of	Abram-Khaim Elev		male
yes	86	FISHMAN	Myenya	not indicated	townsman	–	1826	1834	8			1850	30	wife of	Abram-Khaim Elev		female

Analysis: This is the fourth of seven Fishman households listed in the revision (household #33, household #53, household #65, household #86, household #121, household #133, household #138). There is no self-evident connections between this one and the others.

The head of household, Elya son of Leib (also called "Elya Liebov") passed away in 1838 at the age of 46. There is no widow listed. There are two sons and a brother of Elya listed, but only one of them is still present in the household with his family.

A brother, Yudko, has been missing since 1845 at the age of 45. A son named Yos-Itsek was recruited in 1849 at the age of 18.

Another son Abram-Khaim is present, age 36, with his wife, Myena, age 30, and a son, Elya (named for his grandfather), age 3. A brother of Abram-Khaim named Haikel is also listed, age 30. It is not clear why Haikel would be listed as a "brother" of Abraham-Khaim and not a son of Elya son of Leib.

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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
yes	87	GEYLER	Abram	Yel	townsman	1798	–	1834	36	died	1839	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
no	87	GEYLER	Aizyk-Yelya	Abram	townsman	1828	1828	1834	6			1850	22	son of	Abram Yelev		male
no	87	GEYLER	Malka	not indicated	townsman	–	1801	1834				1850	49	mother of	Aizik-Yelya Abramov		female
no	87	GEYLER	Rukhlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1830	1834				1850	20	wife of	Aizik-Yelya Abramov		female

Analysis: The head of the family, Abram son of Yel (also called "Abram Yelev") died in 1839 at the age of 41. Remaining in the household is his widow, Malka, age 49, his son Aizyk-Yelya, age 22 with his son's wife, Rukhlya, age 20.

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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
no	88	VERTSEL	Duvid-Ovediye	Gersh-Leib	townsman	1808	–	1834	26	died	1848	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes	88	VERTSEL	Sukhar-Moishe	Duvid-Ovediye	townsman	–	1834	1834	newborn			1850	16	son of	Duvid-Ovediye Gersh-Leibov	Shendlya	male
no	88	VERTSEL	Shendlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1814	1834	newborn			1850	36	wife of	Duvid-Ovediye Gersh-Leibov		female
no	88	VETSEL	Reyzya	Duvid-Ovediye	townsman	–	1838	1834				1850	12	daughter of	Duvid-Ovediye Gersh-Leibov	Shendlya	female

Analysis: This is the first of two Vertsel households (household #88, household #137). There is no obvious relationship between these two households.

The head of this household, Duvid-Ovediye son of Gersh Leib, died in 1848 at the age of 40. His widow Shendlya, age 36, remains in the household along with their son, Sukhar-Moishe, age 16 and daughter, Reyzya, age 12.

In the later 1858 revision, Shukhar-Moishe is married to a woman named Mirlya and they have a one year old daughter, Royta-Leya. It seems likely they are the ancestors remembered among the descendants from the Wurtzel family from Mervits. See the 1858 revison for a discussion.

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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
no	89	VINOKURNO	Isser-Zelman	Shmerl	townsman	1801	–	1834	33	died	1839	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
yes (see #75)	89	VINOKURNO	Duvid	Isser-Zelman	townsman	1826	–	1834	8	missing	1844	1850	not indicated	son of	Isser-Zelman Shmerlev		male
dup name in supplement	89	VINOKURNIK	Duvid	Iser	townsman	1827	1827	1834	7			1851	24	nephew of	Berko Gershkov [STEINSHNADER]		male
no	89 | 19	VINOKURNIK	Moshko	Iser	townsman		1836	1834	newborn			1851	15	brother of	Duvid Iserov		male
no	89 | 19	VINOKURNIK	Shulim	Iser	townsman		1839	1834	newborn			1851	12	brother of	Duvid Iserov		male

Analysis: This is the second of three Vinokurnik households which have no overt connection ( #70, #89, #111). As we shall see, this household recombines with the Steinshnader (household #76) as becomes evident in the 1851 supplement. The record gives us a nice window into how households recombine over time and how nephews move in with their maternal uncle's household after their own father has passed.

The 1850 revision lists Isser-Zelman Vonokurno (also called "Isser-Zelman Shmerlev") as head of household and as having died in 1839 at the age of 38. His son, Duvid, is listed as missing as of 1844 at the age of 18.

By 1851, Duvid has reappeared and is listed in household #19 in the revision supplement. His surname is now spelled Vinokurnik. With him are younger brothers Moshko, 15, and Shulim, age 12. In household #19 in the supplement also appear the Steinshnader family (household #76 in the 1850 census). Duvid here is the nephew of Berko Gershkov Steinshnader, who is head of household in household #76.

Apparently, this household was independent in 1850 and earlier. But after the head of family died, his sons joined the household of their uncle Berko Gershkov Steinshnader (household #76) , who must have been married to their mother, whose name we don't know.

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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
yes	90	KESER	Abram	Gershko	townsman	1807	1807	1834	27			1850	43	head of family			male
yes	90	KESER	Duvid-Gersh	Abram	townsman	–	1840	1834	newborn			1850	10	son of	Abram Gershkov	Ides	male
yes	90	KESER	Ides	Not indicated	townsman	–	1809	1834				1850	41	wife of	Abram Gershkov	Ides	female
yes	90	KESER	Tsiprya	Abram	townsman	–	1835	1834				1850	15	daughter of	Abram Gershkov	Ides	female

Analysis: Abram son of Gershko (also called "Abram Gershkov"), age 43, is head of household. His wife, Ides, age 41, is present along with his daughter, Tsiprya, age 15, and a son, Duvid-Gersh, age 10.

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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
yes	91	VESTSER	Abram	Berko	townsman	1802	1802	1834	32			1850	48	head of family			male
no	91	VESTSER	Navtulya-Duvid	Abram	townsman	1825	–	1834	9	missing	1840	1850	not indicated	son of	Abram Berkov		male
yes	91	KANTER	Shevel	Khaim	townsman	1815	1815	1834	19			1850	35	nephew of	Abram Berkov		male
yes	91	KANTER	Ikev-Noekh	Shevel	townsman	–	1843	1834	newborn			1850	7	son of	Shevel Khaimov		male
no	91	KANTER	Duvid-Noekh	Khaim	townsman	1826	–	1834	8	missing	1836	1850	not indicated	brother of	Shevel Khaimov		male

Analysis: This Vestser household also has relatives from the Kanter family. Here, Abram son of Berko (also called "Abram Berkov"), age 48 is head of the household. His son, Navtulya-Duvid, went missing in 1840 at the age of 15.

A nephew of Abram by the name of Shevel Kanter (also called "Shevel Khaimov"), age 35 is in the household. We can assume that Shevel's mother was a siser of Abram Vestser. Shevel's brother, Duvid-Noekh, went missing in 1836 at the age of 10. Shevel's son, Ikev-Noekh, age 7 is present in the household. No wives are listed.

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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
yes	92	STEINSHNAD	Mikhel	Yos	townsman	1801	–	1834	33	missing	1846	1850	not indicated	head of family			male
dup name	92 | 34	STEINSHNAD	Mikhel	Yos	townsman	1801	1801	1834	33			1851	50				male
yes	92 | 34	STEINSHNADYR	Sura-Gitlya	not indicated	townsman	–	1803	1834				1851	48	wife of	Mikhel Yosev		female

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

In 1850, the head of household, Mikhel son of Yos, is listed as missing since 1846. He would have been 45. He is the only member of the household. In the 1851 supplement, he reappears and his information is confirmed. He is now 50. With him is his wife, Sura-Gitlya, age 48. Her last name is spelled "Steinshnadyr" one indication that other variations of the surname may be part of the same family.

As a son of Yos, Mikhel probably is the older brother of Yorikhim-Ansel, who is head of household # 45. Both men are sons of Yos Steinshnad. Mikhel listed here was born in 1801 and Yorikhim-Anshel listed there (#45) was born in 1807.

This listing also removes an ambiguity in how to interpret the revision data generally. It proves that the age given in the column following "Previous Census Year" is indeed the age in 1834 (and not the age when he was reported missing!) Thus, when he is reported missing as of 1846, it was 16 years after 1834 data, and he would be about 48. His reappearance in 1851 confirms this interpretation and shows he is now 51.

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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
yes	93	NETER	Khaim-Itsko	Simkha-Mordko	townsman	1824	1824	1834	10			1850	26	head of family			male
yes	93	NETER	Risya	not indicated	townsman		1830	1834				1850	20	wife of	Khaim-Itsko Simkha-Mordkov		male

Analysis: This household is comprised of husband and wife who do not have children. Khaim-Itsko, son of Simkha-Mordko, is 26 and married to Risya who is age 20. This is the last of seven households with variations on the surname Neter, Neyter, Neyte ( #1, #2, #4, #6, #18, #24, #93).

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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

yes

94

FISHER

Alter

Yos

townsman

–

1819

1834

omitted

1850

31

head of family

male

yes

94

FISHER

Meyer-Gersh

Alter

townsman

–

1835

1834

newborn

1850

15

son of

Alter Yosev

Sosya

male

yes

94

FISHER

Sosya

not indicated

townsman

–

1826

1834

1850

24

wife of

Alter Yosev

female

Analysis: A small household of three individuals. Alter son of Yos (also called "Alter Yosev") is head of household and age 31. His wife Sosya, age 24, may be his second wife, since his son Meyer-Gersh is age 15. Sosya would have been 9 to be the mother of Meyer-Gersh. Alternatively, it is possible that Meyer-Gersh is not actually their son.

There are Fisher descendants who contributed essays to the Mlynov-Mervits memorial book who are descendants of this Fisher family. Chaya Moses-Fisher indicates her father was named Meir Fisher and descendants in Israel confirm this is the same Meir listed here.

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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

yes

95

VEXER

Itsko-Yankel

Berko

townsman

1806

1806

1834

28

1850

44

head of family

male

yes

95

VEXER

Shlema

Itsko-Yankel

townsman

–

1835

1834

newborn

1850

15

son of

Itsko-Yankel Berkov

Pesya

male

yes

95

VEXER

Zandel

Itsko-Yankel

townsman

–

1836

1834

newborn

1850

14

son of

Itsko-Yankel Berkov

Pesya

male

yes

95

VEXER

Sender-Gersh

Itsko-Yankel

townsman

–

1841

1834

newborn

1850

9

son of

Itsko-Yankel Berkov

Pesya

male

no

95

VEXER

Pesya

not indicated

townsman

–

1808

1834

1850

42

wife of

Itsko-Yankel Berkov

Pesya

female

no

95

VEXER

Hana-Hasya

Itsko-Yankel

townsman

–

1848

1834

1850

2

daughter of

Itsko-Yankel Berkov

Pesya

female

Analysis: Head of household, Itsko-Yankel son of Berko (also called "Itsko-Yankel Berkov") is 44. His wife, Pesya, is 42. They have three sons, Shlema, age 15, Zandel, age 14, and Sender-Gersh, age 9. They also have a young daughter, Hana-Hasya, 2 years old.

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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

no

96

WAINER

Khaim-Shlema

Leib

townsman

1806

1806

1834

28

1850

44

head of family

male

no

96

WAINER

Yudko

Khaim-Shlema

townsman

–

1843

1834

newborn

1850

7

son of

Khaim-Shlema Leibov

Rivka-Gitlya

male

no

96

WAINER

Gersh-Wolf

Leib

townsman

1810

–

1834

24

missing

1848

1850

not indicated

brother of

Khaim-Shlema Leibov

male

no

96

WAINER

Rivka-Gitlya

not indicated

townsman

–

1810

1834

1850

40

wife of

Khaim-Shlema Leibov

female

no

96

WAINER

Hasya

Khaim-Shlema

townsman

–

1837

1834

1850

13

daughter of

Khaim-Shlema Leibov

female

yes

96

WAINER

Hantsya-Leya

Khaim-Shlema

townsman

–

1842

1834

1850

8

daughter of

Khaim-Shlema Leibov

female

yes as Vigdor

96

BIGDER

Vigdor

Gershko

townsman

1815

1815

1834

19

1850

35

cousin of

Khaim-Shlema Leibov

male

no

96

BIGDER

Yukel

not indicated

townsman

1819

–

1834

15

missing

1848

1850

not indicated

cousin of

Khaim-Shlema Leibov

male

yes as Vigdor

96 | 21

BIGDER

Rukhlya

not indicated

townsman

–

–

1834

1851

34

wife of

Vigdor Gershkov

female

Analysis: This household combines members of the Wainer family and the Bidger family. This is the second of three Wainer households ( #16, #96, #110) but there is no overt relationship between them.

Here Kaim-Shlema, son of Leib (also called "Khaim Shlema Leibov") age 44 is head of the household. His wife, Rivka-Gitlya, age 40 is present with their son, Yudko, age 7, and two daughters, Hasya, age 13, and Hantsya-Leya, age 8. A brother of Khaim-Shlema is also listed. His name is Gersh Wolf and he has been missing since 1848 at the age of 38.

There are also two cousins of Khaim Shlema in the household with the surname Bigder. It seems possible that their mother had the last name Wainer but married a man named Gershko Bigder. Vigdor, is age 35 and present with his wife, Rukhlya, age 34. Vigdor's brother (the other cousin) went missing in 1848 at the age of 29.

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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

no

97

LAKRATS

Zelman

Abram

townsman

1808

–

1834

26

died

1839

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

yes

97

LAKRATS

Shlema

Zelman

townsman

–

1835

1834

newborn

1839

1850

15

son of

Zelman Abramov

male

no

97 | 37

LAKRATS

Dvoira

not indicated

townsman

–

1832

1834

1851

19

wife of

Shmul Faivelev

female

Analysis: The 1850 revision indicates that the head of household, Zelman son of Abram (also called "Zelman Abramov") died in 1839 at the age of 31. His son Shlema age 15 is present in the household. In the 1851 supplement, a woman named Dvoira appears who is wife of Shmul Faivelev. No information is provided about him.

It seems possible that this "Lakrats" household (#97) is related to the "Lokrats" household (#24) since the first and last names are similar.

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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

yes

98

VETSER

Usher

Zaivel

townsman

1799

1799

1834

35

1850

51

head of family

male

yes

98

VETSER

Getsel

Usher

townsman

–

1836

1834

newborn

1850

14

son of

Usher Zaivelev

Brandlya

male

yes

98

VETSER

Brandlya

not indicated

townsman

–

1804

1834

1850

46

wife of

Usher Zaivelev

female

no

98

VETSER

Hana

Usher

townsman

–

1834

1834

1850

16

daughter of

Usher Zaivelev

Brandlya

female

Analysis: This is the first of two Vetser households which are apparently headed by brothers ( #98, #122). Here the head of household, Usher son of Zivel (also called "Usher Zaivelev"), is age 51. He is apparently the brother of Meyer (household #122) who is also a son of Zainvel Vetser.

Living here with Usher is his wife Brandlya, age 46, a daughter, Hana, age 16, and a son Getzel, age 14.

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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

yes

99

GIMBELSTEIN

Zainvel

Leib

townsman

1807

1807

1834

27

1850

43

head of family

male

yes

99

GIMBELSTEIN

Khaim

Zainvel

townsman

1823

1823

1834

11

1850

27

son of

Zainvel Leibov

Shifra

male

no

99

GIMBELSTEIN

Itsko

Zainvel

townsman

1827

–

1834

7

missing

1845

1850

not indicated

son of

Zainvel Leibov

Shifra

male

yes

99

GIMBELSTEIN

Pinkhas-Leib

Zainvel

townsman

–

1835

1834

newborn

1850

15

son of

Zainvel Leibov

Shifra

male

yes

99

GIMBELSTEIN

Shifrya

not indicated

townsman

–

1822

1834

1850

28

wife of

Zainvel Leibov

female

yes

99

GIMBELSTEIN

Sosya

Zainvel

townsman

–

1835

1834

1850

15

daughter of

Zainvel Leibov

Shifra

female

Analysis: Zainvel son of Leib (also called "Zainvel Leibov") is age 43 and head of household. Also present is his wife, Shifrya (also spelled Shifra) age 28. Also present in the household are two sons, Khaim, age 27, and Pinkhas-Leib, age 15, and a daughter, Sosya, age 15. Perhaps Sosya and Pinkhas-Leib are twins since they are the same age. A third son, Itsko, went missing in 1845 at the age of 18.

The surname of this household is very close to surname Gilmenstein of household #35. Both are headed by men who are sons of Leib. One wonders whether they are brothers with variations on their surnames.

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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

yes

100

YUNIUK

Moshko

Abram

townsman

1810

1810

1834

24

1850

40

head of family

male

yes

100

YUNIUK

Abrum-Duvid

Moshko

townsman

1834

1834

newborn

1850

16

son of

Moshko Abramov

Freygya

male

no

100

YUNIUK

Freygya

not indicated

townsman

NA

1811

1834

1850

39

wife of

Moshko Abramov

Freygya

female

no

100

YUNIUK

Sura-Gitlya

Moshko

townsman

NA

1832

1834

1850

18

daughter of

Moshko Abramov

Freygya

female

no

100

YUNIUK

Tovba

Moshko

townsman

NA

1838

1834

1850

12

daughter of

Moshko Abramov

Freygya

female

yes?

100

YUNIUK

Mirlya

Moshko

townsman

NA

1841

1834

1850

9

daughter of

Moshko Abramov

Freygya

female

Analysis: This is the first of three Yuniuk households ( #67, #100, #130). As discussed above (in the analysis of household #67), it appears these households are related, though that is not certain.

Here head of household, Moshko son of Abram (also called "Moshko Abramov" is 40. Also present is his wife, Freygya, age 39, a son Abrum-Duvid, age 16, and three daughters, Sura Gitlya, age 18, Tovba, age 12, and Mirlya, age 9.

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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

yes

101

FIELDMAN

Shmul

Abram

townsman

1806

1806

1834

28

1850

44

head of family

male

yes

101

FIELDMAN

Abram-Gersh

Shmul

townsman

–

1841

1834

newborn

1850

9

son of

Shmul Abramov

Pesya

male

no

101

FIELDMAN

Pesya

Shmul

townsman

–

1816

1834

1850

34

wife of

Shmul Abramov

female

no

101

FIELDMAN

Hana

Shmul

townsman

–

1832

1834

1850

18

daughter of

Shmul Abramov

Pesya

female

no

101

FIELDMAN

Leya

Shmul

townsman

–

1836

1834

1850

14

daughter of

Shmul Abramov

Pesya

female

no

101

FIELDMAN

Rivka

Shmul

townsman

–

1840

1834

1850

10

daughter of

Shmul Abramov

Pesya

female

no

101

FIELDMAN

Sura

Shmul

townsman

–

1844

1834

1850

6

daughter of

Shmul Abramov

Pesya

female

Analysis: The head of household, Shmul son of Abram (also called "Shmul Abramov") is 44 and was born in 1806. The household comprises his wife, Pesya, age 34, and a son, Abram-Gersh, age 9, and four daughters, Hana age 18, Leya age 14, Rivka age 10 and Sura age 6. It is of interest that Hana is age 18 and still unmarried. She is one of the oldest daughters still living in a household in this revision.

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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

yes

102

ERLIKHMAN

Moishe-Leib

Novekh

townsman

1810

–

1834

24

died

1848

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

no

102

ERLIKHMAN

Noekh

Moishe-Leib

townsman

1828

1828

1834

6

1850

22

son of

Moishe-Leib Novekhov

male

no

102

ERLIKHMAN

Novakh-Shavel

Yukel

townsman

1814

–

1834

20

died

1847

1850

not indicated

nephew of

Moishe-Leib Novekhov

male

no

102

ERLIKHMAN

Ester

not indicated

townsman

–

1820

1834

1850

30

wife of

Noekha Yukelev

female

no

102

ERLIKHMAN

Perlya

Noekh

townsman

–

1840

1834

1850

10

daughter

Noekha Yukelev

Perlya

female

Analysis: This is the second of two Erlikhman households that appear to be related ( #55 and #102). Moishe-Leib, listed here as the head of the family, died in 1848 at the age of 38. He left behind a son, Noekh, age 22.

A nephew, Novakh-Shavel son of Yukel (also called "Noekha Yukelev"), is died in 1847 at the age of 33. He left behind a wife, Ester, age 30, and a daughter, Perlya, age 10. This nephew could have been the son of the man listed as head of Erlikhman household #55 named Yankel Erikhman. Yankel died in 1840 and perhaps his son, Novakh-Shavel, joined this household upon his father's death. It thus appears that the two original heads of household were brothers.

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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

yes

103

BURSTEIN

Itsko

Moshko

townsman

1796

–

1834

38

missing

1849

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

no

103

BURSTEIN

Mikhelson

Itsko

townsman

1831

–

1834

3

recruited

1847

1850

not indicated

son of

Itsko Moshkov

Ryatsya

male

yes

103

BURSTEIN

Nusyn-Wolf

Moshko

townsman

1808

–

1834

26

missing

1848

1850

not indicated

brother of

Itsko Moshkov

male

no

103

BURSTEIN

Mordko

Nusyn-Wolf

townsman

1828

–

1834

6

missing

1848

1850

not indicated

son of

Nusyn-Wolf Moshkov

Feygya

male

no

103

BURSTEIN

Ryatsya

not indicated

townsman

–

1798

1834

1850

52

wife of

Itsko Moshkov

Feygya

female

yes

103

BURSTEIN

Feiga

not indicated

townsman

–

1824

1834

1850

26

wife of

Nukhim-Wolf Moshkov

female

no

103

GRINSHPUN

Itsko

Vigdor

townsman

1819

–

1834

15

died

1837

1850

not indicated

nephew of

Itsko Moshkov

male

dup name from 1851 supplement

103 | 22

BURSTEIN

Itsko

Moshko

townsman

1796

1796

1834

38

1851

55

male

dup name from 1851 supplement

103 | 22

BURSTEIN

Nusyn-Wolf

Moshko

townsman

1808

1810

1834

26

1851

41

brother of

Itsko Moshkov

male

from 1851 revision

103 | 22

BURSTEIN

Haya

not indicated

townsman

–

1826

1834

1851

25

wife of

Nusyn Itskov

female

Analysis: This is primarily a Burstein household but a nephew, Itsko Grinshpun, is listed as once part of the household. It is reasonable to assume that Itsko Grinsphun's mother was a sister of the head of household, Itsko Burstein. His relationship to the other Grinshpun households is discussed below.

In the 1850 revision, all the males of this household are absent. Three are listed as "missing," one was "recruited" and the nephew has previously died. The head of household Itsko son of Moshko (also called Itsko Moshkov) was missing as of 1849 at the age of 53. His son, Mikhelson, is listed as recruited in 1847 at the age of 16. Itsko's brother, Nusyn Wolf (also called Nusyn-Wolf Moshkov) is also missing as of 1848 at the age 46 as well as Nusyn-Wolf's son, Mordko, at the age of 20.

Two of the wives are present holding down the household in 1850. Itsko's wife, Ryatsya, age 52 is present. A woman named Feiga is also listed, age 26, as the wife of Nukhim-Wolf Moshkov. It seems likely that "Nukhim-Wolf" is just a variation on the name of the brother listed as "Nusyn-Wolf."

In the 1851 supplement, two of the men reappear. Itsko Burstein is now present, age 55. He was born in 1796 and was present in Mervits for the 1834 census. Also reappearing is Itsko's brother Nusyn-Wolf, listed as 41 with an implied birth year of between 1808-1810.

A wife of Nusyn's named Haya, age 25, is also listed in the supplement. It seems likely that Haya in 1851 is the woman named "Feiga" in the 1850 census as the wife of "Nukhim-Wolf Moshkov." Perhaps she was known as Haya-Feiga, since often two names were used to refer to people. It is also possible that Nusyn remarried between 1850 and 1851 and this woman Haya is a new wife not listed previously.

As noted above, this Burstein household once included Itsko Grinsphun, a nephew of Itsko Burstein. It seems reasonable to assume this Itsko's father, Vigdor Grinshpun, married the sister of Itsko Burstein. This Itsko Grinsphun son of Vigdor has the identical name as the household head in Grinshpun household #72. The Itsko Grinshpun here was born in 1819 and died in 1837 at the age of 19. The one there (#72) was born in 1817 and is still alive in 1850. We can guess that they may have been first cousins named for the same person. This is the seventh of ten households with Grinsphun members (#29, #40, #41, #64, #72, #83, #103, #120, #131, #142).

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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

yes

104

GELMAN

Moshko

Abram

townsman

1792

1792

1834

42

1850

58

nephew

Moshko Lakhmanov

male

no

104

GELMAN

Peysakh

Moshko

townsman

1820

–

1834

14

died

1848

1850

son

Moshko Abramov

Hana

male

yes

104

GELMAN

Avrum-Morko

Peysakh

townsman

1834

1834

1834

newborn

1850

16

son

Peysakh Moshkov

Ginesya

male

yes

104

GELMAN

Hana

not indicated

townsman

-

1796

1834

1850

54

wife

Moshko Abramov

female

no

104

GELMAN

Ginesya

not indicated

townsman

1820

1834

1850

30

wife

Peysakh Moshkov

female

no

104

GELMAN

Ester-Haya

Peysakh

townsman

1838

1834

1850

12

daughter

Peysakh Moshkov

Ginesya

female

yes

104

GELMAN

Basya-Leya

Peysakh

townsman

1842

1834

1850

8

daughter

Peysakh Moshkov

Ginesya

female

Analysis: This is the second of two Gelman households in the census which may be related through brothers. The members of the first (household #63) which were all related to the Mordko-Ber, son of Abram. This household (household #104) is all related to Moshko, son of Abram, who is 58 with an implied birth year of 1792. If the two heads of households are brothers, Moshko is two years younger than Mordko–Ber, who recently passed away.

Moshko is still present in this household with his wife, Hana who is 54. Their son Peysakh is listed but recently passed away in 1848 at about the age of 28. Peysakh left behind a wife, Ginesya, age 30, a son Abram, age 16, and two daughters, Ester-Haya, age 12 and Basya-Leya, age 8.

This Abram, as discussed in the 1858 census, appears to be the ancestor of Gelman family descendants who live in Israel.

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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

no

104

FINKELSTEIN

Mosko

Lakhman

townsman

1796

–

1834

38

died

1848

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

no

104

FINKELSTEIN

Abram

Lakhman

townsman

–

–

1834

not indicated

recruited

1837

1850

not indicated

brother of

Moshko Lakhmanov

male

Analysis: This one of four Finkelstein households (#32, #78, #79 #104). The first three are almost certainly headed by brothers, sons of Mordko Finkelstein. There is no obvious connection between this Finkelstein household and the other three.

This is a small household with two members listed, neither of whom are present in the 1850 revision. Mosko son of Lakhman died in 1848 at the age of 52. His brother was recruited in 1837 at an unknown age.

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Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)

Previous Census Year

Age

Cause

When Exactly

Year

Age

Relation

Male Relative

Female Relative

Gender

yes

105

BORSTEIN

Nusin

Itsko

townsman

1810

–

1834

24

missing

1849

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

no

105

BORSTEIN

Yos

Itsko

townsman

1822

–

1834

12

recruited

1834

1850

not indicated

brother of

Nusin Itskov

male

[dup name a year later]

105 | 23

BORSTEIN

Nusyn

Itsko

townsman

1810

1810

1834

24

1851

41

male

yes

105 | 23

BORSTEIN

Mordko-Skharia

Nusyn

townsman

–

1847

1834

newborn

1851

4

son of

Nusyn Itskov

Haya

male

maybe?

105 | 23

BORSTEIN

Haya

not indicated

townsman

–

1826

1851

25

1851

23

wife of

Nusyn Itskov

female

Analysis: In the 1850 census, Nusin Borstein son of Itsko, is listed as missing as of 1849 when he was 49. His brother Yos was recruited in 1834 at the age of 12.

What draws attention is the reappearance of Nusin (now spelled Nusyn) in the 1851 supplemental revision taken a year later. Now Nusyn Borstein, age 41, appears with his wife, Haya, age 25, and a son, Mordko-Skharia, age 4. This example suggests that the status of "missing" in a revision might be for all kinds of reasons, not just because the person is hiding from authorities.

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Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)

Previous Census Year

Age

Cause

When Exactly

Year

Age

Relation

Male Relative

Female Relative

Gender

no

106

FINKENSTEIN

Aizyk-Wolf

Mordko

townsman

1796

–

1834

38

missing

1850

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

no

106

FINKENSTEIN

not indicated

Itsko

townsman

–

1838

1834

newborn

1850

12

grandson

Aizik-Wolf Mordkov

male

Analysis: This is the only family with the spelling "Finkenstein," though the name is close to the surnames Finkelstein and Filkenstein. It is conceivable that the man named Morko here is the same man as "Morko Finkelstein" mentioned in several households (#32, #78, #79) but this is not certain. Here the head of household, Aizyk-Wolf son of Morko is missing as of 1850 at the age of 54. His grandson, (unnamed), is age 12 and listed in the household. It seems unlikely he is living by himself but no other names are listed.

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Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)

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When Exactly

Year

Age

Relation

Male Relative

Female Relative

Gender

yes

107

KLEYNER

Abel

Shmul

townsman

1804

1804

1834

30

1850

46

head of family

male

yes

107

KLEYNER

Berko

Shmul

townsman

1813

1813

1834

21

1850

37

brother of

Abel Shmulev

male

no

107

KLEYNER

Leya-Ryva

not indicated

townsman

–

1812

1834

1850

38

wife of

Abel Shmulev

female

Analysis: This is the second of two Kleyner households that appear related (household #62 , and household #107). Abel son of Shmul (also called "Abel Shmulev"), age 46, is head of household. His wife, Leya-Ryva, age 38 and his brother, Berko, age 37, are both in the household.

It is reasonable to conclude that the Shmuel mentioned here as the father of Abel may be the grandfather of Itsko Kleyner listed in household #62.

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Year

Age

Relation

Male Relative

Female Relative

Gender

no

108

FELDMAN

Geynakh

Favel

townsman

1798

–

1834

36

died

1848

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

yes

108

FELDMAN

Fayvel

Geynakh

townsman

–

1834

1834

newborn

1850

16

son of

Geynakh Favelev

Ester-Rukhlya

male

no

108

FELDMAN

Ester-Rukhlya

not indicated

townsman

–

1799

1834

1850

51

wife of

Geynakh Favelev

female

Analysis: This is the fifth of the six Feldman households ( #57, #59, #82 #84 #108, #116). There is no obvious connection between this household and the others. Here, the head of household, Geynakh son of Favel (also called "Geynakh Favelev"), passed away in 1848 at the age of 48. Still present in the household is his wife Ester-Rukhlya, age 51, and their son, Fayvel son of Geynakh, age 16. It appears that the son, Fayvel was named for his grandfather who is also called Favel.

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Year

Age

Relation

Male Relative

Female Relative

Gender

no

109

KOLODNE

Meyer

Yankel

townsman

1792

–

1834

42

died

1839

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

yes

109

KOLODNE

Yankel-Leib

Yos

townsman

–

1820

1834

omitted

1850

30

nephew of

Meyer Yankelev

male

yes

109 | 24

KOLODNE

Hava-Leya

not indicated

townsman

–

1823

1834

1851

28

wife of

Yankel-Leib Yosev

female

yes

109 | 24

KOLODNE

Gudya

Yankel-Leib

townsman

–

1837

1834

1851

14

daughter of

Yankel-Leib Yosev

Hava-Leya

female

yes

109 | 24

KOLODNE

Sura-Brukha

Yankel-Leib

townsman

–

1843

1834

1851

8

daughter of

Yankel-Leib Yosev

Hava-Leya

female

yes

109 | 24

KOLODNE

Hana

Yankel-Leib

townsman

–

1847

1834

1851

4

daughter of

Yankel-Leib Yosev

Hava-Leya

female

Analysis: This is first of two Kolodne households (#109 and #114). It seems likely that the head of household here is the father of the household head in #114.

Here the head, Meyer son of Yankel (also called "Meyer Yankelev") died in 1839 at the age of 49. In the 1850, only a nephew, Yankel-Leib, age 30, is present in the household. He is likely a son of a brother of Meyer since he has the same surname. In the 1851 supplement, the females of Yankel-Leib's family appear. Perhaps they were living somewhere else in the meantime. Yankel-Leib is married to Hava-Leya, age 28 and they have three daughters, Gudya, age 14, Sura-Brukha, age 8 and Hana, age 4. Based on the age of the eldest daughter, it appears that Hava-Leya had her first child at age 14.

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Age

Relation

Male Relative

Female Relative

Gender

yes

110

WAINER

Borukh aka Borukh-Yankev

Srul

townsman

1821

–

1834

13

missing

1848

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

yes as Grinshpun

110

WAINER

Moishe aka Moyshe-Khaim

Abe-Lemen

townsman

1822

1822

1834

12

1850

28

nephew

Borukh (aka Borukh-Yankev) Srulev

male

yes

110

WAINER

Feiga

not indicated

townsman

–

1824

1834

1850

26

wife of

Moisha Abe-Lemenov

female

yes? as Pesya

110

WAINER

Sura

Moishe aka Moyshe-Khaim

townsman

–

1847

1834

1850

3

daughter of

Moisha Abe-Lemenov

Feygya

female

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

Here, the head of household, Borukh son of Srul (also called "Borukh-Yankev Srulev"), has been missing since 1848 at the age of 27. His nephew Moishe (also called Moishe-Khaim or Moisha Abe-Lemenov) is 28 and present with his wife Feiga, age 26, and a daughter, Sura, age 3. In the 1858 revision, Moishe-Khaim has the surname of Grinshpun suggesting that perhaps his mother was the sister of Borukh-Yankev Srulev and she married a Grinshpun male.

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Previous Census Year

Age

Cause

When Exactly

Year

Age

Relation

Male Relative

Female Relative

Gender

no

111

VINOKURNIK

Srul

Yankel

townsman

1807

–

1834

27

died

1839

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

yes

111

VINOKURNIK

Aizyk-Gersh

Favel

townsman

–

1839

1834

newborn

1850

11

nephew of

Srul Yankelev

male

Analysis: This is the third of three Vinokurnik households which have no overt connection (#70, #89, #111).

Here head of household, Srul son of Yankel (also called "Srul Yankelev") died in 1839 at the age of 32. The only remaining household member mentioned is his nephew, Aizyk-Gersh, age 11. Aizyk-Gersh's father, Favel, was apparently the brother of Surl Vinokurnik.

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Previous Census Year

Age

Cause

When Exactly

Year

Age

Relation

Male Relative

Female Relative

Gender

no

112

STEINSHNAD

Mikhel-Joseph

Abel

townsman

1806

–

1834

28

died

1839

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

yes

112

STEINSHNAD

Peysakh-Yuzyp

not indicated

townsman

1826

1826

1834

8

1850

24

nephew of

Mikhel-Joseph Abelev

male

yes

112

STEINSHNAD

Idesya-Maria

not indicated

townsman

–

1828

1834

1850

22

wife of

Peysakh-Yuzyp

female

yes

112

STEINSHNAD

Reyzya

Peysakh-Yuzyp

townsman

–

1844

1834

1850

6

daughter of

Peysakh-Yuzyp

Idesya-Maria

female

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

There is no obvious relationship between this household and the other Steinshnad households. Here the head of household, Mikhel-Joseph, died in 1839 at the age of 33. His nephew, Peysakh-Yuzyp (Yuzyp = perhaps Yosef) is the ony male in the household, age 24, with his wife, Idesya-Maria, 22, and a daughter Reyzya, age 6.

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Year

Age

Relation

Male Relative

Female Relative

Gender

yes

113

KRIMER

Vigdor

Yankel

townsman

1798

1798

1834

36

1850

52

head of family

male

yes

113

KRIMER

Yankel-Mendel

Vigdor

townsman

1822

1822

1834

12

1850

28

son of

Vigdor Yankelev

male

no

113

KRIMER

Abram

Vigdor

townsman

1826

–

1834

8 (in pencil)

died

1841

1850

not indicated

son of

Vigdor Yankelev

male

yes

113

KRIMER

Touba

not indicated

townsman

–

1823

1834

1850

27

wife of

Yankel-Mendel Vigdorov

female

yes

113

KRIMER

Reyzya

Yankel-Mendel

townsman

–

1844

1834

1850

6

daughter of

Yankel-Mendel Vigdorov

Touba

female

Analysis: This is the only household with the surname Krimer. However, it seems possible that the spelling is a variation on Kreymer (household #8) and Kremer (#71). Since each of these households is headed by a man who is son of Yankel, it is possible they are all brothers.

Here Vigdor son of Yankel (also called "Vigdor Yankelev") is 52, one of the oldest heads of family alive. In the household is a son, Yankel-Mendel, age 28, his wife, Touba, age 27 and a daughter Reyzya, age 6. Another son of Vigdor died in 1841. Someone penciled in his age in the 1834 census as age 8. This would make him 15 when he died.

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Previous Census Year

Age

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When Exactly

Year

Age

Relation

Male Relative

Female Relative

Gender

yes

114

KOLODNE

Srul aka Srul-Yukel

Meyer

townsman

1815

1815

1834

18.75

1850

34.75

head of family

male

no

114

KOLODNE

Sura

Meyer

not indicated

–

1820

1834

1850

30

wife of

Srul-Yukel Meyerov

female

no

114

KOLODNE

Hana

Meyer

not indicated

–

1838

1834

1850

12

daughter of

Srul-Yukel Meyerov

Sura

female

Analysis: This is second of two Kolodne households (#109 and #114). It seems likely that the head of household here is the son of the household head listed in #109.

Here, Srul (also called Srul-Yukel) is the son of Meyer Kolodne and 34 years old. His wife, Sura, is 30, and their daughter Hana is 12.

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Age

Relation

Male Relative

Female Relative

Gender

yes

115

BERGER

Moishe-Yoseph

Urin

townsman

1802

1802

1834

32

1850

48

head of family

male

yes

115

BERGER

Gershko

Moishe-Joseph

townsman

1834

1844

1834

newborn

1850

6

son of

Moishe-Joseph

Reyzya

male

no

115

BERGER

Reyzya

not indicated

townsman

–

1820

1834

1850

30

wife of

Moisha-Joseph Urinov

female

no

115

BERGER

Hana-Mindlya

Moishe-Joseph

townsman

–

1832

1834

1850

18

daughter of

Moisha-Joseph Urinov

Reyzya

female

Analysis:This is the fifth of five Berger households listed in the census (household #31), (household #58), (household #61), (household #66), (household #115). The head of household is Moishe-Yoseph son of Urin (also called Moishe-Joseph Urinov) age 48. His wife, Reyzya, age 30, is 18 years his junior. There is a daughter in the household, Hana-Mindlya, who is 18. She is listed as the daughter of Reyzya, but that would mean that Reyzya gave birth to her at age 12, which is possible, though it is also possible Moishe-Yoseph had a first wife, the mother of Hana-Mindlya, but then remarried a younger woman, Reyzya, who was the mother of his son, Gershko, now age 6.

The son's name Gershko is one that is associated with the head of the Berger family #61. As discussed there, that Gershko was likely also the brother of the man named Duvid Berger (household #66). That older Gershko passed away in 1837 and this Gershko was born in 1842. It seems plausible that he was named after the head of household in that Berger family #61.

What was their relationship? It seems possible that this young Gershko was that Gershko's great-grandson or a great nephew. We know this boy named Gerhsko was son of Moishe-Yoseph, who was son of Urin. We know that the older Gershko in household #61 had a father named Urin and Urin-Leib. It seems very likely that the Moishe-Yoseph listed here, who was born in 1802, was also a brother of Gershko (household #61) and Duvid (household #66)

It seems very probable that the young boy named Gershko here was named for his grandfather's brother or a Gershko in the earlier generation.

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Previous Census Year

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When Exactly

Year

Age

Relation

Male Relative

Female Relative

Gender

no

116

FELDMAN

Leib

Yos

townsman

1810

–

1834

24

missing

1846

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

Analysis: This is the last of the six Feldman households (#57, #59, #82, #84, #108, #116). and likely one of four related households, who are all descendants of Yos Feldman (# 57,#59, #82 and this one, #116).

Here there is only one name listed, Leib son of Yos. Leib went missing in 1846 at the age of 36.

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Previous Census Year

Age

Cause

When Exactly

Year

Age

Relation

Male Relative

Female Relative

Gender

no?

117

FALDMAN

Mordko

Abram

townsman

–

1814

1834

omitted

1850

36

head of family

male

no

117

FALDMAN

Ides

not indicated

townsman

–

1811

1834

1850

39

wife of

Peysakh Mordkov

female

Analysis: This is a small family of two individuals. Morko, age 36, is head of the family. It is not clear if Ides, the woman of the household, is his wife. She is 39-years-old and is listed as the wife of "Peysakh Mordkov." It seems possible that Peysakh Mordko is another name for Mordko, the man listed as the head of household. But it is possible that there was another man in the family named Peysakh Mordko. In any case, in the 1858 revision, this family is called "Feldman," and in that record a "Peysakh Mordko" is preent with his family is present but Ides is no longer present.

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Year

Age

Relation

Male Relative

Female Relative

Gender

yes

118

BOTSMAN

Urin-Itsko

Shama

townsman

1825

–

1834

9

missing

1849

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

dup name in 1851 supplement

118 | 25

BOTSMAN

Urin-Itsko

Shimon

townsman

1825

1825

1834

9

1851

26

male

no

118 | 25

BOTSMAN

Gisya

not indicated

townsman

–

1831

1834

1851

20

wife of

Urin-Itsko Shimonov

female

Analysis: In the 1850 revision (the first row), Urin-Itsko, son of Shama (or Shimon) is listed as mising since 1849. By the 1851 supplement he and his wife are now both present. Urin-Itsko is listed as 26-years-old and his wife, Gisya, is 20. Here the juxtaposition of this household to the next Botsman household (#119), suggests that the two households may be related. Indeed, in the next household there is a nephew of Urin-Itsko who is listed here. In the 1858 revision, members of the two households are listed as part of one household.

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Implied Year of Birth (based on age in 1858)

Previous Census Year

Age

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When Exactly

Year

Age

Relation

Male Relative

Female Relative

Gender

no

119

BOTSMAN

Yankel

Gerhsko

townsman

1803

–

1834

31

died

1842

1850

head of family

male

yes

119

BOTSMAN

Abram-Peysakh

Yankel

townsman

1829

–

1834

5

missing

1849

1850

son of

Yankel Gershkov

male

yes

119

BOTSMAN

Srul

Yankel

townsman

–

1838

1834

newborn

1850

12

brother of

Abram-Peysakh Yankelev

male

dup name in 1851 supplement

119 | 25

BOTSMAN

Abram-Peysakh aka Abram-Aron

Yankel

townsman

1829

1828

1834

5

died

1851

23

nephew of

Urin-Isko Shimonov

Yankel Gershkov

male

Analysis: This is the second of two Botsman households which are related (see household #118 as well). The head of this Botsman household, Yankel son of Gerhsko (also called Yankel Gershkov) died in 1842 at the age of 39. It is apparent he was the brother of Urin-Itsko who is the head of household #118. That's why Yankel's son, Abram-Peysakh is listed as the nephew of "Urin-Isko Shimonov."

According to the 1850 revision, this Abram-Peysakh went missing in 1849 at the age of 20. In the 1851 supplement, the missing Abram-Peysakh reappears (which is why his name is listed twice here). He is 23 years old. It is not clear why the supplements says he died and perhaps there is an error by the clerk or some other error crept in. In fact, Abram-Peysakh is alive in this household in 1858 with his wife.

Yankel's other son, Srul, (called here the brother Abram-Peysakh), is present in the household at the age of 12. The 1858 revision indicates Srul went missing a year later at the age of 13.

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Age

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Male Relative

Female Relative

Gender

yes

120

PAK

Moshko

Shaya

townsman

1803

–

1834

31

missing

1849

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

yes

120

PAK

Yankel-Yos

Shaya

townsman

1824

1824

1834

10

1850

26

brother of

Moshko Shayev

male

no

120

PAK

Hansya

not indicated

townsman

–

1824

1834

1850

26

wife of

Yankel-Yos Shayev

female

no

120

GRINSHPUN

Moishe-Aron

Khaim

townsman

1801

–

1834

33

died

1840

1850

not indicated

nephew of

Moshko Shayev

male

no

120

GRINSHPUN

Khaim-Yukel

Moishe-Aron

townsman

1826

–

1834

8

missing

1840

1850

not indicated

son of

Moisha-Aron Khaimov

male

no

120

GRINSHPUN

Ovshiya-Yankel

Moishe-Aron

townsman

1830

–

1834

4

missing

1840

1850

not indicated

son of

Moisha-Aron Khaimov

male

no

120

KUDLAK

Mordko-Gersh

Yankel

townsman

1832

–

1846

14

recruited

1848

1850

not indicated

not indicated

male

Analysis: This Pak household includes relatives from the Grinshpun family and one from the Kudlak family. The head of household is Moshko son of Shaya Pak (also called "Moshko Shayev"). He was missing as of 1849 at the age of 46. His younger brother Yankel-Yos, age 26, is still present in the household with his wife, Hansya, age 26.

Moshko's nephew, Moishe-Aron Grinshpun, and his two sons were was once part of this household although they are no longer present. Moishe Aron Grinshpun died in 1840 at the age of 39. His two sons, Khaim-Yukel and Ovshiya-Yankel, went missing in 1840 when they were 14 and 10 respectively. We can guess they went missing because their father died and they went somewhere else to live, unless they were both recruited that year.

Since Moishe-Aron Grinshpun was a nephew of Moshko Pak, we can assume that Moishe-Aron's father Khaim Grinsphun married a sister of Moshko Pak. It is not clear which if any of the other households with Grinshphun members in this revision are relatives: (#29, #40, #41, #64, #72, #83, #103, #120, #131, #142).

It is not clear how Mordko-Gersh is related to the household since the name of his father doesn't match anyone in the household. He was recruited in 1948 at the age of 16.

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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

yes

121

FISHMAN

Benish

Erikhom

townsman

1826

1826

1834

8

1850

24

head of family

male

yes

121

FISHMAN

Srul

Benish

townsman

–

1841

1834

newborn

1850

9

son of

Benish Erikhomov

Etlya

male

no

121

FISHMAN

Etlya

not indicated

townsman

–

1826

1834

1850

24

wife of

Benish Erikhomov

female

no

121

FISHMAN

Lenya

Benish

townsman

–

1842

1834

1850

8

daughter of

Benish Erikhomov

Etlya

female

no

121

FISHMAN

Enya

Benish

townsman

–

1845

1834

1850

5

daughter of

Benish Erikhomov

Etlya

female

Analysis: This is the fifth of seven Fishman households listed in the revision (household #33, household #53, household #65, household #86, household #121, household #133, household #138). There is no self-evident connections between this one and the others.

Benish son of Erikhom (also called "Benish Erikhomov") is only 24, one of the youngest men actually designated head of household in this revision. In the household, is his wife, Etlya, age 24, a son Srul, age 9, a daughter, Lenya age 8, and a daughter Enya, age 5.

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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

no

122

VETSER

Meyer

Zainvel

townsman

1820

–

1834

14

recruited

1834

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

yes

122

VETSER

Avrum-Yuda

Munish

townsman

–

1836

1834

newborn

1850

14

nephew of

Meyer Zainvelev

male

Analysis: This is the second of two Vetser households which are apparently headed by brothers ( #98, #122). The head of household here, Meyer Vetser son of Zainvel (also called "Meyer Zainvelev"), was conscripted in 1834 at the age of 14. He is very likely the brother of Usher Vetser (household #98) who is also a son of Zainvel.

Remaining in this household is Meyer's nephew, Avrum Avrum-Yuda, age 14, son of Munish. We can assume Avrum-Yuda's father, Munish, was also a brother of Meyer and Urin Vetser.

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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

no

123

NUDLER

Ber-Wolf

Moshko

townsman

1793

–

1846)[*]

53

died

1839

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

yes?

123

NUDLER

Beresh

Itsko

townsman

–

1834

1834

newborn

1850

16

nephew

Ber-Wolf Moshkov

male

Analysis: This is the second of two Nudler households (#5 and #123) The 1850 revision says that Ber-Wolf son of Moshko (also called "Ber-Wolf Moshkov") died in 1939, but perhaps 1849 was intended. His age was 53 in an earlier census of 1846. His nephew, Beresh son of Itsko, age 16, is also in the household. It seems plausible that his father Itsko was a brother of Ber-Wolf, the head of the household.

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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

no

124

SHTEPER

Shlema-Gersh

Moshko

townsman

1786

–

1836

50

missing

1848

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

no

124

SHTEPER

Yankel

Shlema-Gersh

townsman

–

1827

1834

omitted

1850

23

son of

Shlema-Gersha Moshkov

male

no

124

SHTEPER

Perlya

not indicated

townsman

–

1830

1834

1850

20

wife of

Yankel Shlemov

male

Analysis: The head of household, Shlema-Gersh son of Moshko (also called "Shlema-Gersha Moshkov") went missing in 1848 at the age of 62. Still in the household is his son Yankel, age 23. Yankel is married to Perlya, age 23.

It seems plausible based on names that there is a relationship between the man here called Yankel son of Shlema-Gersh Shteper, and the man called Yankel son of Shlema Shteper who is listed as a Grinshpun cousin in household #29. They do not have the same birthyear or exactly the same name so it is not clear if they are the same person.

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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

no

125

SHERMAN

Khaim

Borukh

townsman

1783

–

1836

53

died

1839

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

yes

125

SHERMAN

Yos

Duvid

townsman

–

1834

1834

newborn

1850

16

nephew of

Khaim Borukhov

male

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

The head of the household here, Khaim son of Boruch, was born in 1783 and died in 1839 at the age of 56. He is probably the father of Borukh son of Khaim who heads household (#3). Still in this household is a nephew, Yos, age 16. His father, Duvid, is probably a brother of Khaim, the head of household.

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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

no

126

GEKHTMAN

Aizyk

Berko

townsman

1782

–

1836

54

died

1838

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

Analysis: This is the second of three Gekhtman households:household #73, household #126, household #134. It seems they may all be related through Aizik Gekhtman who is listed here alone in household #126. He was head of household but passed away in 1838 at the age of 56. It appears the other two households are headed by his sons.

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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

no

127

VORTSEL

Shlema-Shmil

Leib

townsman

1800

–

1836

36

died

1839

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

yes

127

VORTSEL

Shmil-Leib

Leib

townsman

1821

1819

1836

15

1850

31

brother of

Shlema-Shmil Leibov

male

yes

127

VORTSEL

Gershko

Shmil-Leib

townsman

–

1838

1834

newborn

1850

12

son of

Shmil-Leib Leibov

Feygya

male

no

127

VORTSEL

Haya-Feiga

not indicated

townsman

–

–

1834

1850

22)

wife of

Shlema Leibov

Feygya

female

no

127

VORTSEL

Sura-Riva

Shlema-Shmil

townsman

–

–

1834

1850

14)

daughter of

Shlema Leibov

Haya-Feygya

female

no

127

VORTSEL

Feiga

not indicated

townsman

–

1822

1834

1850

28

wife of

Shmil-Leib Leibov

Haya-Feygya

female

yes

127

VORTSEL

Shifrya

Shmil-Leib

townsman

–

1844

1834

1850

6

daughter of

Shmil-Leib Leibov

Feygya

female

yes

127

VORTSEL

Haya

Shmil-Leib

townsman

1846

1834

1850

4

daughter of

Shmil-Leib Leibov

Feygya

female

Analysis: This is the only household with the surname "Vortsel." There are two "Vertsel" households and it is possible that the head of household here is a brother of the head of household #88. There the head of household is son of Gersh-Leib. Here the head of household is son of Leib and has a brother named Gershko. But this is just a loose connection and not certain.

Here Shlema Shmil son of Leib (also called "Shlema-Shmil Leibov" or just "Shlema-Leibov") is listed as head of household. He died in 1839 at the age of 39. His widow Haya-Feiga, age 22, is still in the household with their son, Shlema-Shmil, age 12.

Also present in the household is Shlema-Shmil's brother, Shmil Leib (also called "Shmil Leib Leibov"), age 31, his wife Feiga (not to be confused with Haya-Feiga) age 28,and their two daughters, Shifrya, age 6 and Haya, age 4.

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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

no

128

GRINSHPUN

Froim-Favish

Wolf

townsman

1813

–

1836

23

missing

1845

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

yes

128

GRINSHPUN

Avrum-Duvid

Wolf

townsman

1813

1813

1834

21

1850

37

brother of

Froim-Favish Volfov

male

no

128

GRINSHPUN

Enta

not indicated

townsman

–

1814

1834

1850

36

wife of

Avrum-Duvid Volfov

female

yes

128 | 26

GRINSHPUN

Srul-Moishe

Avrum-Duvid

townsman

–

1839

1834

newborn

1851

12

–

–

male

no

128 | 26

GRINSHPUN

Tsandvya

Avrum-Duvid

townsman

–

1836

1834

newborn

1851

15

sister of

Srul-Moisha Avrum-Duvidov

female

no

128 | 26

GRINSHPUN

Sheindlya-Sura

Avrum-Duvid

townsman

–

1837

1834

newborn

1851

14

sister of

Srul-Moisha Avrum-Duvidov

female

Analysis: This is the eighth of the ten Grinshpun household listed in this revision (#29, #40, #41, #64, #72, #83, #103, #120, #131, #142). It seems likely this head of household, Froim-Favish son of Wolf, is a sibling of Berko-Aizyk son of Wolf in household #131. It seems relevant that Froim-Favish here went missing in the same year that Berko-Aizyk is listed on the run there. The name Favish appears in other Grinshpun households and may suggest other connections to those families that are not self-evident.

Froim-Favish went missing in 1845 at the age of 31. His brother Avrum-Duvid, age 37, is still present in the household with his wife, Enta, age 36. They have three children listed: Srul-Moishe, age 12, Tsandvya age 15, and Sheindlya-Sura, age 14.

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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

no

129

SHENKER

Itsko

Berko

townsman

1776

–

1836

60

died

1838

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

yes

129 | 27

SHENKER

Yoikhina

Itsko

townsman

–

1838

1834

newborn

1851

13

–

male

no

129 | 27

SHENKER

Dvoira

Itsko

townsman

–

1835

1834

1851

16

sister of

Yoikhina Itskov

female

no

129 | 27

SHENKER

Reyza

Itsko

townsman

–

1837

1834

1851

14

sister of

Yoikhina Itskov

female

Analysis: This is the first of two Shenker households (#129, #132) in this revision. There is no apparent relationship between them.

Here in the 1850 revision, Itsko son of Berko (also called "Yoikhin? Itskov"), the head of household, passed away in 1838 at the age of 62. He was born in 1776. In the 1851 supplement, three other family members appear. A young male is present: Yoikhina son of Itsko, age 13. The fact that his father's name is Itsko suggests he may be the son of the deceased head of household. His age of 13 suggests he was born in 1838 the year his father died. Nothing is specified under "Relation" which seems to be in keeping with the 1851 supplements, which do not list a relationship for the first person in the household. We can speculate that Yoikhina was born the same year Itsko died. With him are two of his sisters, Dvoira, age 16, and Reyza, age 14. His mother and another brother appear in the 1858 revision.

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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

yes

130

YUNIUK

Shmul-Abram

Duvid

townsman

1815

1815

1839

24

1850

35

head of family

male

no

130

YUNIUK

Haya

not indicated

townsman

NA

1815

1834

35

1850

35

wife of

Shmul-Abram Duvidov

male

yes

130

YUNIUK

Rivka

Shmul-Abram

townsman

NA

1842

1834

1850

8

daughter of

Shmul-Abram Duvidov

Haya

female

yes

130

YUNIUK

Ita

Shmul-Abram

townsman

NA

1846

1834

1850

4

daughter of

Shmul-Abram Duvidov

Haya

female

no

130

YUNIUK

Pesya

Shmul-Abram

townsman

NA

1849

1834

1850

1

daughter of

Shmul-Abram Duvidov

Haya

female

Analysis: This is the first of three Yuniuk households ( #67, #100, #130. As discussed above (in the analysis of household #67), it appears these households are related, though that is not certain.

Here head of household, Shmul-Abram age 35 is present with his wife, Haya, age 35, and their three daughters, Rivka, age 8, Ita, age 4, Pesya, age 1.

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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

no

131

GRINSHPUN

Berko-Aizyk

Wolf

townsman

1825

–

1841

16

on the run

1845

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

Analysis: This is the ninth Grinshpun household listed in this revision (#29, #40, #41, #64, #72, #83, #103, #120, #131, #142).

Berko-Aizyk, son of Wolf, is possibly a sibling of Froim-Faivish son of Wolf and his brother Avrum David, who are listed in household #128. Berko-Aizyk is the only one listed in this household and he was on the run to avoid conscription as of 1845 at the age of 20.

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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

yes

132

SHENKER

Shaya

Yudko

townsman

1821

1819

1843

22

1850

31

head of family

male

yes?

132

SHENKER

Maria

not indicated

townsman

–

1814

1834

1850

36

wife of

Shaya Yudkov

female

Analysis: This is the second of two Shenker households (#129, #132) which have no apparent relationship. This household comprises a husband and wife. Shaya son of Yudko (also called "Shaya Yudkov") is 31 and head of household. His wife, Maria, is age 36. This is one of the only couples in the revision where the wife is older than the husband.

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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

yes

133

FISHMAN

Joseph

Mikhel

townsman

1812

–

1843

31

missing

1846

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

dup name from 1851 sup

133 | 28

FISHMAN

Joseph

Mikhel

townsman

–

1813

1834

crossed out in pencil

1851

38

head of family

male

yes

133 | 28

FISHMAN

Beniumin-Mikhel

Joseph

townsman

–

1836

1834

newborn

1851

15

son of

Joseph [Mikhelov]

male

Analysis: This is the sixth of seven Fishman households listed in the revision (household #33, household #53, household #65, household #86, household #121, household #133, household #138). There is no self-evident connections between this one and the others.

In 1850, only Joseph son of Mikhel was listed and he was missing as of 1846 at the age of 34. He reappears by the 1851 supplement (#28) and is now listed as 38. In the supplement he also has a 15-year-old-son, Beniumin-Mikhel, who was born in 1836.

It seems possible the young man here named Beniumin-Mikhel is the grandfather of Moishe Fishman, the ancestor of the Fishman family from Mlynov. Moishe was born in about 1873. He named his eldest son, Benjamin, which could easily been for his grandfather.

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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

yes

134

GEKHTMAN

Avrum-Ber

Aizyk

townsman

1816

1816

1844

28

1850

34

head of family

male

yes

134 | 29

GEKHTMAN

Yankel-Wolf

Avrum-Ber

townsman

–

1842

1834

newborn

1851

9

male

yes

134 | 29

GEKHTMAN

Elka

not indicated

townsman

–

1821

1834

1851

30

mother of

Yankel-Wolf Avrum-Berov

female

yes

134 | 29

GEKHTMAN

Shprintsa

Avrum-Ber

townsman

–

1845

1834

1851

6

sister of

Yankel-Wolf Avrum-Berov

female

Analysis: This is the first of three Gekhtman households:household #73, household #126, household #134. It seems they may all be related through Aizik Gekhtman who is listed alone in household #126. It seems his son Morko is head of household #73 and his son Avrum-Ber is head of this household #134.

Avrum-Ber son of Aizyk, age 36, is the only one listed in 1850 but in the 1851 supplement a number of his other family members are listed: Yankel-Wolf, age 9, is listed in the 1851 supplement as is Avrum-Ber's wife, Elka, age 30 and a daughter, Shrpintsa, age 6. Since Avrum-Ber was listed in 1850 and not the 1851 supplement, his family members are identified by their relationship to son and brother, Yankel-Wolf.

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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

yes

135

Gilmenstein

Moishe

Leib

townsman

1817

1817

1845

28

1850

33

head of family

male

yes

135 | 30

Gimelstein

Yoikhine-Gdal

Moishe

townsman

–

1835

1834

newborn

1851

16

head of family

male

yes

135 | 30

Gimelstein

Perlya

not indicated

townsman

–

1821

1834

1851

30

mother of

Yoikhin-Gdal Moishev

female

yes

135 | 30

Gimelstein

Basheva

Moishe

townsman

–

1846

1834

1851

5

sister of

Yoikhin-Gdal Moishev

female

Analysis: The head of the household, Moishe son of Leib, is age 33. He is the only member in the 1850 revision. Other members of his household are listed in the 1851 supplement (#30). Their surname is spelled slightly differently but the same family number shows they are members of the same family. Included in 1851 are his wife, Perlya, age 30, their son Yoikhim-Gdal, age 16, and a daughter Basheva, age 5.

The surname of this family is very similar to the surname Gimblestein of household #99. Both heads of household are sons of Leib. It seems possible they are brothers with variations in the spelling of their surnames.

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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

yes

136

KANTOR

Gershko

Moshko

townsman

1833

–

1847

14

missing

1847

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

dup name in 1851 supplement

136 | 31

KANTOR

Gershko

Moshko

townsman

–

–

1834

14 (12 crossed out in pencil )

1851

17 (29 corrected in pencil)

male

yes?

136 | 31

KANTOR

Metya

not indicated

townsman

–

1827

1834

1851

24

wife of

Gershko Moshkov

female

yes

136 | 31

KANTOR

Hana

Gershko

townsman

–

1849

1834

1851

2

daughter of

Gershko Moshkov

Metya

female

Analysis: In 1850, the head of household, Gershko son of Moshko (also called "Gershko Moshkov") is listed as missing as of 1847 at the age of 14. In the 1851 supplement, he is reappears with a wife and daughter. Now he is listed as 29 with his wife Metya, age 24. It appears they got married in the last few years and have a two-year-old daughter, Hana.

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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

yes

137

VERTSEL

Azriel

Moshko

townsman

1818

1828

1849

21

1850

22

head of family

male

yes

137

VERTSEL

Dvoira

not indicated

townsman

–

1830

1834

1850

20

wife of

Azriel Moshkov

male

no

137

VERTSEL

Tsirlya

Azriel

townsman

–

1849.5

1834

1850

.5

daughter of

Azriel Moshkov

Dvoira

male

Analysis: This is the first of two Vertsel households (household #88, household #137). There is no obvious relationship between these two households.

Azriel son of Moshko (also called "Azriel Moshkov"), age 22 is the head of household. Also present in the household is his wife, Dvoira, age 20, and a daughter who is a newborn. There is no obvious connection between this household and the other Vertsel household (#88).

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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

yes

138

FISHMAN

Khaim

Froim

townsman

–

1818

1834

omitted

1850

32

head of family

male

yes

138

FISHMAN

Avrum-Moshko

Khaim

townsman

–

1840

1834

newborn

1850

10

son of

Khaim Froimov

Leya

male

yes?

138

FISHMAN

Leya

not indicated

townsman

–

1821

newborn

1850

29

wife of

Khaim Froimov

female

Analysis: This is the last of seven Fishman households listed in the revision (household #33, (household #53), household #65, household #86, household #121, household #133, household #138). There is no self-evident connection between this one and the others.

Here the head of household is Khaim son of Froim (also called "Khaim Froimov"), age 32. Also present is his wife, Leya, age 29, and son Avrum-Moshko, age 10.

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#Bukhgalter133

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

yes

139

BUKHGALTER

Fayvel-Aizyk

Wolf

townsman

1805

1805

1834

29

1850

45

head of family

male

yes

139

BUKHGALTER

Shmil-Lutser aka Srul-Shmil

Fayvel-Aizyk

townsman

1834

1834

1834

.25

1850

16.25

son of

Faivel-Aizik Volfov

Gitlya

male

yes

139

BUKHGALTER

Gitlya

not indicated

townsman

–

1809

1834

1850

41

wife of

Faivel-Aizik Volfov

female

no

139

BUKHGALTER

Malka

Fayvel-Aizyk

townsman

–

1834

1834

1850

16

daughter of

Faivel-Aizik Volfov

Gitlya

female

Analysis: This is the second of two Bukhgalter households (household #51 and household #139).

It seems likely that the head of household here, Fayvel-Aizyk, is the brother of the former head of household #51, Yudko-Aizik, since both are sons of Wol Bukhgalter. It seems reasonable to suppose that they lived in the same household until the brothers each married and set up separate households. This is one of the few times in the census, we can see evidence of a single household breaking into two. Many other households have brothers and their wives and children living together under one roof.

Here, Fayvel-Aizyk son of Wolf (also called Faivel-Aizik Volfov) is 45, married to Gitlya, age 41, and has a daughter, Malka, age 16 and a son Shmil-Lutser, also age "16.25." It is not clear if Malka and Shmil-Lutser are twins or there is some other explanation for the fact they both were born in approximately the same year.

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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

yes

140

LERNER

Yos

Abe-Lemen

townsman

–

1820

1834

omitted

1850

30

head of family

male

yes

140

LERNER

Yankel

Yos

townsman

–

1841

1834

newborn

1850

9

son of

Yos Abe-Lemenov

Haya-Yelya

male

yes

140

LERNER

Haya-Yelya

Not indicated

townsman

–

1820

1834

1850

30

wife of

Yos Abe-Lemenov

female

Analysis: Yos son of Abe-Lemen, age 30, is head of household. Also present in his household is his wife, Haya-Yelya, age 30, and a son, Yankel, age 9.

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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

yes

141

MEYLER

Moishe-Aron

Duvid

townsman

–

1814

1834

omitted

1850

36

head of family

male

yes

141

MEYLER

Haya

not indicated

townsman

–

1826

1834

1850

24

wife of

Moishe-Aron Duvidov

female

no

141

MEYLER

Enta

Moishe-Aron

townsman

–

1848

1834

1850

2

daughter of

Moishe-Aron Duvidov

Haya

female

Analysis: A small household headed by Moishe-Aron son of Duvid (also called "Moishe-Aron Duvidov"), age 36, his wife, Haya, age 24, and a daughter Enta, age 2.

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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

yes

142

GRINSHPUN

Fayvel

Lemel

townsman

1811

1811

1834

1850

39

head of family

male

yes

142

GRINSHPUN

Tovia

Fayvel

townsman

–

1834

1834

newborn

1850

16

son of

Faivel Lemelev

Malka

male

yes

142

GRINSHPUN

Malka

not indicated

townsman

–

1814

1834

newborn

1850

36

wife of

Faivel Lemelev

female

Analysis:This is the tenth Grinshpun household listed in this revision (#29, #40, #41, #64, #72, #83, #103, #120, #131, #142).

The head of household here, "Fayvel son of Lemel," is very probably the son of the man named Lemel Grinshpun who is head of household #29. In fact that Lemel is himself called a son of Favish, who was probably a grandfather of the Fayvel who is named here. Tying together earlier analyses, we can conclude that households #29, #41, #64 were brothers and sons of Faivish and this household is headed by a grandson.

Summary of Grinshpun head of households

household #29, Lemel son of Faivish
household #40 Itsko-Ber son of Yoina
household #41 Shevel son of Faivish
household #64 Mordko son of Faivish
household #72 Itsko son of Vigdor
household #83 Fayvel son of Gerts
household #63 Itsko son of Vigdor
household #120 Moishe Aron son of Khaim
household #128 Froim-Favish son of Wolf
household #131 Berko-Aizyk son of Wolf
household #142 Fayvel son of Lemel

The oldest Grinsphun ancestor appears to have been a man named Faivish Grinsphun. Three of the households appear to be led by his sons and their families: Lemel (#29) (1788-1850), Shevel (#41) (1793–alive in 1850), Mordko #64 (1801–missing in 1849). In addition, Lemel had a son named Fayvel who appears in a separate household (#142) (1811–still alive in 1850) and is probably the grandson of Faivish.

It is very possible that the other Grinsphun households are also related to those just mentioned but the precise relationships are not obvious.

Two households appear to be led by the sons of Vigdor Grinshpun: Itsko #72 (1817–still alive in 1850), and Itsko #63 (1819-1837).

Two other households appear to be led by sons of a man named Wolf Grinsphun: Froim-Faivish (#128) (1813–missing in 1845) and Berko Aisyk (#131) (1825–on the run in 1845). The remaining households are led by Itsko-Ber (1800–1849) son of Yoina (#40), Fayvel son of Gerts (#83) (1811–still alive in 1850), and Moishe Aron (18011840) son of Khaim (#120).

A photo of a Grinshpun family in Mervits appears in the Mlynov-Mervits Memorial volume, 473 original, [English volume, p. 465] and probably were descended from one of these 1850 Grinshpun households. The head of that later Grinshpun household was an older man remembered as "Motel Tesler," the first man killed by the Nazis. Two of his children survived and migrated to Cleveland.

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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

no

143

GUTNIK

Yankel

Meyer

townsman

1811

–

1834

23

died

1848

1850

not indicated

head of family

male

no

143

GUTNIK

Moshko

Meyer

townsman

1809

–

1834

25

missing

1848

1850

not indicated

brother of

Yankel Meyerov

male

yes

143

GUTNIK

Itsko

Meyer

townsman

1815

1815

1834

19

1850

35

brother of

Yankel Meyerov

male

yes

143

GUTNIK

Avrum-Meyer

Itsko

townsman

–

1845

1834

newborn

1850

5

son of

Itsko Meyerov

male

no

143

GUTNIK

Ester

Yankel

townsman

–

1828

1834

1850

22

daughter of

Yankel Meyerov

female

no

143

GUTNIK

Leya

Yankel

townsman

–

1834

1834

1850

16

daughter of

Yankel Meyerov

female

no

143

GUTNIK

Pesya-Haya

not indicated

townsman

–

1834

1834

1850

16

grandson [granddaughter] of

Malka Moshkova

female

no

143

GUTNIK

Freyda-Beylya

not indicated

townsman

–

1836

1834

1850

14

grandson [granddaughter] of

Malka Moshkova

female

no

143

GUTNIK

Serlya

not indicated

townsman

–

1838

1834

1850

12

grandson [granddaughter] of

Malka Moshkova

female

no

143

STEINSHNART

Malka

Moshko

townsman

–

1790

1834

1850

60

not indicated

female

Analysis: The head of household, Yankel son of Meyer (also called "Yankel Meyerov") died in 1848 at the age of 37. The same year his older brother, Moshko, went missing at the age of 39. His younger brother, Itsko, age 39, is still present in the household with a son Avrum-Meyer, age 5.

Also present in the household are Yankel's daughters, Ester, age 22, and Leya, age 16. Ester is one of the older single women still in her parents household in this revision.

There are also three granddaughters of Malka Moshkova present in the household, Pesya-Haya, age 16, Freyda-Beylya, age 14, and Serlya, age 12. Malka Moshkova, their grandmother, is also present and has the surname Steinshnart. She is 60 was born in 1790. Since she has a different surname, it seems probable that she is the sister of Yankel's father and married a man named Steinshnart who is no longer alive.

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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

yes

144

RINTSBARG

Mordko-Yankel

Meyer

townsman

–

–

1834

36 (52 - crossed out in pencil )

1850

52 (59 - crossed out in pencil )

head of family

male

no

144

RINTSBARG

Moshko-Khaim

Mordko-Yankel

townsman

1817

–

1834

17

missing

1847

1850

not indicated

son of

Mordko-Yankel Meyerov

Serlya

male

yes

144

RINTSBARG

Meyer-Nesanel aka Nesanel

Mordko-Yankel

townsman

1831

1831

1834

3

1850

19

son of

Mordko-Yankel Meyerov

Serlya

male

yes

144

RINTSBARG

Ester

not indicated

townsman

–

1810

1834

10

1850

40

wife of

Mordko-Yankel Meyerov

female

Analysis: The head of household Mordko-Yankel son of Meyer (also called "Mordko-Yankel Meyerov") is 52. His wife, Ester, age 40 and 19-year-old son, Meyer Nesaniel, age 19 are in the household. Another son Moshko-Khaim went missing in 1847 at age 30.

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