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 1850 revision list for Mervits is online here.
The 1858 revision list for the neighboring shtetl of Mlynov is online here
Background reading on revision lists is provided here.
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The Revision Lists and Descendants
Some continuity exists between family surnames in this 1858 revision list and family memories from descendants who lived in Mervits later and/or who migrated from Mervits to the US or made aliyah to Mandate Palestine. One can find here many of the same surnames of families that lived in Mervits later and are known from migration records, the Mlynov-Muravica Memorial Book and the list of Mervits martyrs, and from Yad Vashem records. In a few cases, descendants of Mervits families recall the names of ancestors whose names appear as young children in this list, testifying to the accuracy of some family traditions. For example, US descendants of the Wurtzel family recall the name of Ronya-Leah Wurtzel who appears as a 1-year-old child in the Vortsel family #87 in this list. And descendants of the Gelman family recall the names of ancestors Avrum and Haya-Gitlya Gelman who appear in one of the Gelman households (#102) listed. Other continuities are less direct but sometimes can be inferred. Family surnames in this list that are known from later Mervits descendants or records include: Fisher, Fleisher, Gertnich, Grinshpun, Kvasgalter, Kramer (Cramer), Neyter, Shikhman, among others. We can't always find a specific ancestor in these households who are remembered by descendants or recorded in records. But in many cases, a continued occupation in Mervits by the same families over the period of nearly a century seems implied and probable.
For example, Ronya-Leah Wurtzel is a 1-year-old child in this revision list. She is remembered as the ancestress of the Wurtzel family from Mervits, many who migrated to Canada and the US. From descendants we know that her sister Soorkeh married a man named Isaac Fleisher who was born in Mervits and they migrated to the US. Although we don't know Isaac's father's name, there is a Fleischer family in this revision list and it seems highly likely Isaac may have been born into this family after 1858. By the same token, we know that Ronya Leah married a man named Yankel Volf Katz. There is no Katz in this list. However, one of their sons, David Katz married a Mervits born girl remembered by descendants as Freyda Cramer. It seems likely, but not provable, that she was born into one of the Kraemer families in this list.
Alphabetical Listing of Mervits Family Names in the 1858 Revision List (Census)
| *B*
| Balder (household #146)
| Belder (household #11)
| Four Berger Households:
Berger (household #30),
Berger (household #57),
Berger (household #60),
Berger (household #113)
| Botsman (household #115)
| Buger (household #76)
| Two Bukhgalter households:
Bukhgalter (household #50),
Bukhgalter (household #133)
| Two Burstein households:
Burstein (household #101),
Burstein (household #103)
| *D*
| Dolgoshei (household #47)
| Dratva (household #18)
| *E*
| Eisenstein (household #84)
| Elman (household #35)
| Erlikhman (household #54)
| Erlikhman (household #100)
| *F*
| Six Feldman households:
Feldman (household #56),
Feldman (household #81),
Feldman (household #58),
Feldman (household #83),
Feldman (household #106),
Feldman (household #114)
| Fleisher (household #45)
| Flesher (household #73)
| Fidelman (household #39)
| Fieldman (household #99)
| Seven Finkelstein households:
Finkelstein (household #31),
Finkelstein (household #77),
Finkelstein (household #78),
Finkelstein (household #79),
Finkelstein (household #80),
Finkelstein (household #104),
Finkelstein (household #152)
| Fisher (household #92)
| Seven Fishman households:
Fishman (household #32),
Fishman (household #52),
Fishman (household #64),
Fishman (household #85),
Fishman (household #117),
Fishman (household #127),
Fishman (household #138)
| Fistel (household #42)
| Two Fleisher households:
Fleisher (household #45)
Fleisher (household #143)
| Fudman (household #151)
| Two households with Furshpan members:
Furshpan (household #14),
Furshpan (household #49)
| *G*
| Geker (household #59)
| Two Gekhtman households:
Gekhtman (household #72)
Gekhtman (household #128)
| Two Gelman households:
| Gelman (household #62),
Gelman (household #104)
| Two Gertnik households:
Gertnik (household #53),
Gertnik (household #137)
| Geyler (household #86)
| Gimbelstein (household #97)
| Gimelstein (household #129)
| Gitelman (household #10)
| Three Goldbarg households:
Goldbarg (household #24),
Goldbarg (household #25),
Goldbarg (household #38)
| Eleven households with Grinshpun members:
Grinshpun (household #16),
Grinshpun (household #28),
Grinshpun (household #38),
Grinshpun (household #39),
Grinshpun (household #40),
Grinshpun (household #63),
Grinshpun (household #71),
Grinshpun (household #82),
Grinshpun (household #108),
Grinshpun (household #123),
Grinshpun (household #136)
| *K*
| Three Kantor households:
Kantor (household #89),
Kantor (household #130),
Kantor (household #148)
| Keser (household #88)
| Kirzhnir (household #9)
| Kletserman (household #22)
| Two Kleyner households:
Kleyner (household #61),
Kleyner (household #105)
| Two Kolodne households:
Kolodne (household #107),
Kolodne (household #112)
| Kopitman (household #21)
| Two Kopitnik households:
Kopitnik (household #17),
Kopitnik (household #19)
| Kopitman (household #21)
| Korinblit (household #36)
| Kremer (household #139)
| Two Kreymer households:
Kreymer (household #70)
Kreymer (household #111)
| Kroimer (household #8)
| Kucher (household #67)
| Kuperstein (household #27)
| Kvasgalter (household #51)
| *L*
| Lakrets (household #23)
| Lakrots (household #97)
| Lemer (household #68)
| Lerner (household #134)
| *M*
| Meyler (household #135)
| *N*
| Neftman (household #46)
| Eight Neyter households:
Neyter (household #1)
Neyter (household #4)
Neyter (household #5)
Neyter (household #5)
Neyter (household #17)
Neyter (household #23)
Neyter (household #91)
Neyter (household #140)
| Neytor (household #2)
| Two Nudler households:
Nudler (household #5)
Nudler (household #119)
| Nudel (household #65)
| *P*
| Pak (household #116)
| Two Perelman households:
| Perelman (household #37)
| Perelman (household #43)
| Perlyuk (household #55)
| *R*
| Rinzbarg (household #138)
| *S*
| Shar (household #153)
| Two Sherman households:
Sherman (household #3),
Sherman (household #121)
| Two Sheynker households:
Sheynker (household #124),
Sheynker (household #126)
| Shikhman (household #20)
| Two Shteper households:
Shteper (household #120),
Shteper (household #145)
| Shturman (household #141)
| Stein (household #29)
| 8 Steinshnad households:
Steinshnad (household #33),
Steinshnad (household #34),
Steinshnad (household #44),
Steinshnad (household #48),
Steinshnad [a Steinshnader household] (household #75),
Steinshnad (household #90),
Steinshnad (household #110),
Steinshnad (household #142)
| 2 Steinshnader and 1 Steinshnaider households:
Steinshnader (household #74)
Steinshnader (household #75)
Steinshnaider (household #41)
| *T*
| Trinker (household #7)
| *V*
| Vertsel (household #131)
| Vetser (household #118)
| Vexel (household #49)
| Vexer (household #93)
| Two Veytser households:
Veytser (household #89),
Veytser (household #96)
| Vigdor (household #94)
| Three households with Vinokurnik members:
Vinokurnik (household #69),
Vinokurnik (household #75),
Vinokurnik (household #109)
| Vlatski/ Vlatskaya (household #149)
| Two Vortsel households:
Vorstel (household #87),
Vorstel (household #122)
| *W*
| Three Wainer households:
Wainer (household #15),
Wainer (household #94),
Wainer (household #108)
| Wartzer (household #26)
| *Y*
| 3 Yonak/Yonik households:
Yonak (household #66),
Yonik (household #98),
Yonik (household #125)
| *Z*
| Zimerman (household #150)
| ZITSER (household #147)
Appears in 1850? |
1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
1 |
Neyter |
Ruvin-Gersh |
Zelman |
townsman |
1822 |
1822 |
1851 |
29 |
|
|
1858 |
36 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
1 |
Neyter |
Shmul-Yankel |
Ruvin-Gersh |
townsman |
– |
1851 |
1851 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
7 |
son |
Ruvin-Gersh Zelmanov |
Sura |
male |
Jan 24 |
no? |
1 |
Neyter |
Motel |
Zelman |
townsman |
1839 |
– |
1851 |
12 |
recruited |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Ruvin-Gersh Zelmanov |
Sura |
male |
Jan 24 |
yes |
1 |
Neyter |
Sheyva |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1804 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
54 |
mother |
Ruvin-Gersh Zelmanov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
1 |
Neyter |
Sura |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1825 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
33 |
wife |
Ruvin-Gersh Zelmanov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
1 |
Neyter |
Meyta |
Ruvin-Gersh |
townsman |
– |
1841 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
17 |
daughter |
Ruvin-Gersh Zelmanov |
Sura |
female |
– |
Analysis: This is one of eight households with Neyter members (#1, #4, #5, #6,
#17, #23, #91, #140). The head of this household #1, Ruvin-Gersh son of Zelman, is likely the brother of Shmul Neyter son of Zalman who is living in household #17.
In this household in 1850, Ruvin-Gersh son of Zelman (also called "Ruvin-Gersh Zelmanov") was missing. But in the 1851 supplement he reappeared with family. Since then he has become head of household and is now age 36. Still still present from 1851 is Ruvin-Gersh's wife, Sura, now age 33, and his daughter Meyta, now age 17. A new son has been born in the meantime: Ruvin-Gersh, age 7.
Still present in the household is also Ruvin-Gersh's widowed mother, Sheyva, age 54. Her daughter, Rivka listed in 1850 is no longer listed and may have married and moved away.
There is also another young man named Motel who is called son of Ruvin-Gersh. He was recruited in 1854 at the age of 15. It seems probable that this young man was actually the very same Motel who was already named in 1850 as the son of the previous head of household. He may simply be labelled as son of Ruvin-Gersh now that his father is no longer listed.
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Appears in 1850? |
1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
2 |
NEYTOR |
Yos |
Itsko |
townsman |
1834 |
1834 |
1850 |
16 |
|
|
1858 |
24 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
2 |
NEYTOR |
Rukhel-Leya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Yos Itskov |
|
female |
– |
no |
2 |
NEYTOR |
Hana |
Yos |
townsman |
– |
1856 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
2 |
daughter |
Yos Itskov |
Rukhel-Leya |
female |
– |
yes |
2 |
NEYTOR |
Sura-Rukhlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1843 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
15 |
niece |
Yos Itskov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: This family had the surname Neyte in the 1850 census. The young man, Yos son of Itsko, who was the nephew of the previous household head, is now head of household, age 24. He is now married to Rukhel-Leya, age 20, and they have a daughter, Hana, age 2. The daughter of the previous head of household, Sura-Rukhlya, age 15, is still present and is now labeled as niece of the new head of household. It seems more likely she was his first cousin.
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Appears in 1850? |
1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
3 |
SHERMAN |
Borukh |
Khaim |
townsman |
1803 |
– |
1851 |
48 |
died |
1855 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
yes |
3 |
SHERMAN |
Moishe-Aron |
Borukh |
townsman |
1834 |
1834 |
1851 |
17 |
|
|
1858 |
24 |
son |
Borukh Khaimov |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
yes |
3 |
SHERMAN |
Feyga |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1836 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
22 |
wife |
Moisha-Aron Borukhov |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
Analysis: This is one of two Sherman households in this revision (
#3, #121). As discussed in the 1850 revision, the head of household #121 was originally the father of the household head in household #3.
The head of household, Borukh son of Khaim (also called "Borukh Khaimov") died in 1855 at the age of 52.
His wife Basya is also no longer present in the household. His son, Moshe-Aron first showed up in the 1851 revision and is now 24. He is now married to a woman named Feyga, age 22.
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Appears in 1850? |
1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
4 |
NEYTER |
Moshko |
Berko |
townsman |
1810 |
1810 |
1851 |
41 |
|
|
1858 |
48 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
yes |
4 |
NEYTER |
Avrum-Yoina |
Moshko |
townsman |
1839 |
1839 |
1851 |
12 |
|
|
1858 |
19 |
son |
Moshko Berkov
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
yes |
4 |
NEYTER |
Volko |
Berko |
townsman |
1826 |
1826 |
1850 |
24 |
|
|
1858 |
32 |
brother |
Moshko Berkov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
4 |
NEYTER |
Golda |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1814 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
44 |
wife |
Moshko Berkov |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
yes |
4 |
NEYTER |
Ester |
Moshko |
townsman |
– |
1837 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
21 |
daughter |
Moshko Berkov |
Golda |
female |
Jan 24 |
no |
4 |
NEYTER |
Sima-Beyla |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1842 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
16 |
wife |
Avrum-Yoina Moshkov |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
yes |
4 |
NEYTER |
Rukhel-Leya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1828 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
30 |
wife |
Volko Berkov |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
Analysis: Moshko son of Berko (also called "Moshko Berkov") was a missing head of household in 1850 but reappeared in the 1851 supplement and remained head of household at the age 48. His brother, Volko, age 32, is also still in the household and is now married to Rukhel-Leya, age 30. Mosko's wife, Golda, is also present still at age 44, with their unmarried daughter Ester, age 21 and a son Avrum-Yoina, age 19, who has since married, Sima-Beyla, age 16.
This is one of eight households with Neyter members in this 1858 revision ( #1, #4, #5, #6, #17, #23, #91, #140). As discussed in the 1850 revision, this household #4 and household #6 were probably headed by brothers (Moshko son of Berko here and Gershko son of Berko in household #6).
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Appears in 1850? |
1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
5 |
NUDLER |
Moshko-Ber |
Volf |
townsman |
1822 |
1822 |
1850 |
28 |
|
|
1858 |
36 |
head of the family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
5 |
NEYTER [Nudler in 1850] |
Moishe-Gersh |
not indicated |
townsman |
1822 |
– |
1850 |
28 |
missing |
1855 |
1858 |
not indicated |
cousin |
Moshko-Ber Volfov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
5 |
NEYTER [Nudler in 1850] |
Motya-Ber |
Moishe-Gersh |
townsman |
1839 |
– |
1850 |
11 |
recruited |
1855 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Moisha-Gersh |
|
male |
– |
no |
5 |
NEYTER [Nudler in 1850] |
Berko |
Moishe-Gersh |
townsman |
– |
1844 |
1850 |
omitted |
|
|
1858 |
14 |
son |
Moisha-Gersh |
|
male |
– |
no? |
5 |
NUDLER |
Gudya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1826 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
32 |
wife |
Moshko-Ber Volfov |
|
female |
– |
no |
5 |
NUDLER |
Shendlya |
Moshko-Ber |
townsman |
– |
1848 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
10 |
daughter |
Moshko-Ber Volfov |
Gudya |
female |
– |
yes |
5 |
NUDLER |
Ester-Tsirlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1824 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
34 |
wife |
Moisha-Gersh |
Gudya |
female |
– |
no |
5 |
NUDLER |
Beyla |
Moishe-Gersh |
townsman |
– |
1845 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
13 |
daughter |
Moisha-Gersh |
Ester-Tsirlya |
female |
– |
no |
5 |
NUDLER |
Sheyna |
Moishe-Gersh |
townsman |
– |
1851 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
7 |
daughter |
Moisha-Gersh |
Ester-Tsirlya |
female |
– |
no |
5 |
NUDLER |
Haya |
Moishe-Gersh |
townsman |
– |
1855 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
3 |
daughter |
Moisha-Gersh |
Ester-Tsirlya |
female |
– |
Analysis: This is a Nudler household that includes Neyter members. Those who have the Neyter surname in 1858 were called "Nudler" in 1850 revision and were cousins of the head of household. Perhaps now they readopted their original surname "Neyter."
In 1858, Mosko-Ber Nudler son of Volf (also called "Moshko-Ber Volfov") continues as head of this household. His wife, Gudya, is age 32, born in about 1826. It is not entirely clear if this is a different woman than the wife in 1850 called "Zhenya-Sura," who was born in about 1825. A daughter of Moshko-Ber and Gudya named Shendlya, age, 10 appears here. She was not listed in 1850 perhaps supporting the idea that her mother was a second wife and joined the household after that date.
A cousin of Moshko-Ber called Moishe-Gersh Neyter is listed as missing as of 1855 at the age of 33. As noted above, his surname was "Nudler" in the 1850 census. His wife from 1850, Ester-Tsirlya, is still present at age 34. They now have three daughters listed, Beyla, age 13, Sheyna, age 7, and Haya, age 3. It is not clear why the eldest, Beyla, was not listed in the 1850 revision.
This is one of two Nudler families in the 1858 revision ( #5,
#119), and one of eight households with Neyter members (#1, #4, #5, #6, #17, #23, #91, #140).
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Appears in 1850? |
1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
6 |
NEYTER |
Gershko |
Berko |
townsman |
1802 |
– |
1850 |
48 |
missing |
1856 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
6 |
NEYTER |
Leibko |
Gerhsko |
townsman |
1822 |
1822 |
1850 |
28 |
|
|
1858 |
36 |
son |
Gershko Berkov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
6 |
NEYTER |
Duvid |
Leib |
townsman |
1841 |
– |
1850 |
9 |
recruited |
1853 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Leib Gershkov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
6 |
NEYTER |
Yos |
Gershko |
townsman |
1826 |
1826 |
1850 |
24 |
|
|
1858 |
32 |
brother |
Leib Gershkov |
|
male |
– |
no |
6 |
NEYTER |
Yudko |
Gershko |
townsman |
– |
1851 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
7 |
brother |
Leib Gershkov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
6 |
NEYTER |
Haya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1812 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
46 |
wife |
Gershko Berkov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
6 |
NEYTER |
Etya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1832 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
26 |
wife |
Leib Gershkov |
|
female |
– |
no |
6 |
NEYTER |
Metya |
– |
townsman |
– |
1832 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
26 |
wife |
Yos Gershkov |
|
female |
– |
no |
6 |
NEYTER |
Tauba |
Yos |
townsman |
– |
1853 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
5 |
daughter |
Yos Gershkov |
Myetya |
female |
– |
no |
6 |
NEYTER |
Ita-Feyga |
Yos |
townsman |
– |
1856 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
2 |
daughter |
Yos Gershkov |
Myetya |
female |
– |
Analysis:
This is one of eight households with Neyter members (#1, #4, #5, #6,
#17, #23, #91, #140). As discussed earlier, this household #6 and household #4 were probably headed by brothers (both sons of Berko Neyter).
Here the head of household, Gershko son of Berko, (also called "Gershko Berkov") went missing in 1856 at age 53. His wife, Haya, age 46 is still present in the household. Their son, Leibko, age 36 is the oldest male still present in the household and for that reason the rest of the males are defined in relationship to him. Leibko's wife, Etya, age 26 is still present in the household. A son of their, Duvid, was recruited in 1853 at the age of 12.
There are two brothers of Leibko also in the household. His brother Yos, age 32, was already present in 1850 and is now married to a woman named Metya, age 26 and they have had two daughters in the meantime, Tauba, age 5, and Ita-Feyga, age 2. A new brother, Yudko, age 7, is now part of the household, as well.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
7 |
TRINKER |
Moshko-Meyer |
Itsko |
townsman |
1809 |
– |
1850 |
41 |
missing |
1857 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
7 |
TRINKER |
Alter-Leib |
Moshko-Meyer |
townsman |
1838 |
– |
1850 |
12 |
died |
1853 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Moshko-Meyer Itskov |
|
male |
– |
no |
7 |
TRINKER |
Avrum |
Moshko-Meyer |
townsman |
– |
1851 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
7 |
son |
Moshko-Meyer Itskov |
|
male |
– |
no |
7 |
TRINKER |
Gitlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1818 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
40 |
wife |
Moshko-Meyer Itskov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Moskho-Meyer son of Itsko (also called "Moshko-Meyer Itskov") has been missing since 1857 at the age of 48. His wife Gitlya, age 40, is still in the household. Their eldest son, Alter-Leib died in 1853 at the age of 15. A second son, Moshko-Meyer, age 7 is now present in the household.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
no |
8 |
KROIMER |
Matus |
Leib |
townsman |
– |
1828 |
1850 |
omitted |
|
|
1858 |
30 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
8 |
KROIMER |
Haya-Riva |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1834 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
24 |
wife |
Matus Leibov |
|
male |
– |
no |
8 |
KROIMER |
Mariam |
Matus |
townsman |
– |
1856 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
2 |
daughter |
Matus Leibov |
Haya-Riva |
female |
– |
Analysis: None of these individuals were listed in the 1850 census in household #8 where they now appear. That household was called "Kreymer" in 1850 and most of the household at that point were sons of Leib who went missing. This head of household, Matus, is also a son of Leib, presumably another one of his sons, who came back to town and took over this household in the intervening years. He is here with his wife, Haya-Riva, age 24, and a daughter Mariam, age 2.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
9 |
KIRZHNIR |
Pinkhus |
Srul |
townsman |
1810 |
1810 |
1850 |
40 |
|
|
1858 |
48 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
9 |
KIRZHNIR |
Peysakh |
Srul |
townsman |
1814 |
1814 |
1850 |
36 |
|
|
1858 |
44 |
brother |
Pinkhas Srulev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
9 |
KIRZHNIR |
Moishe |
Srul |
townsman |
1820 |
1820 |
1850 |
30 |
|
|
1858 |
38 |
brother |
Pinkhas Srulev |
|
male |
– |
no |
9 |
KIRZHNIR |
Froim |
Volf |
townsman |
1837 |
– |
1850 |
13 |
recruited |
1852 |
1858 |
not indicated |
nephew |
Pinkhas Srulev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
9 |
KIRZHNIR |
Tsipa |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1818 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
40 |
wife |
Pinkhas Srulev |
|
female |
– |
yes |
9 |
KIRZHNIR |
Bluma |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1821 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
37 |
wife |
Peysakh Srulev |
yes |
female |
– |
no |
9 |
KIRZHNIR |
Touba |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1833 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
25 |
wife |
Moisha Srulev |
|
female |
– |
no |
9 |
KIRZHNIR |
Brukha |
Moishe |
townsman |
– |
1854 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
4 |
daughter |
Moisha Srulev |
Touba |
female |
– |
no |
9 |
KIRZHNIR |
Reyzya |
Moishe |
townsman |
– |
1857 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
1 |
daughter |
Moisha Srulev |
Touba |
female |
– |
Analysis: Pinkhus son of Srul (also called "Pinkhas Srulev"), age 48, became head of household since 1858. Still present in the household are two of his brothers, Peysakh, age 44, and Moishe, age 38. A nephew named Froim son of Volf appears for the first time but was recruited in 1852 at the age of 15.
The three brothers in the household are married. Pinkhas' wife, Tsipa, age 40, is still present as is Bluma, age 37, the wife of his brother, Peysakh. Their daughter, Rivka, who was 10 years old in 1850, is no longer present in 1858 and may have gotten married and moved out.
Moishe appears to have a new wife named Touba, age 25. She is listed as the mother of his two new daughters, Brukha, age 4, and Reyzya, age 1.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
10 |
GITELMAN |
Nuta-Moishe |
Zainvel |
townsman |
1804 |
– |
1851 |
47 |
missing |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
yes |
10 |
GITELMAN |
Zainvel |
Nuta-Moishe |
townsman |
1829 |
1829 |
1851 |
22 |
|
|
1858 |
29 |
son |
Nuta-Moisha Zainvelev |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
10 |
GITELMAN |
Avrum |
Nuta-Moishe |
townsman |
1839 |
– |
1851 |
12 |
recruited |
1853 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Nuta-Moisha Zainvelev |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
yes? |
10 |
GITELMAN |
Brukha |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1805 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
53 |
wife |
Nuta-Moisha Zainvelev |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
yes |
10 |
GITELMAN |
Basya-Freyda |
Nuta-Moishe |
townsman |
– |
1835 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
23 |
daughter |
Nuta-Moisha Zainvelev |
Brukha |
female |
Jan 24 |
yes |
10 |
GITELMAN |
Etya |
Nuta-Moishe |
townsman |
– |
1839 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
19 |
daughter |
Nuta-Moisha Zainvelev |
Brukha |
female |
Jan 24 |
yes |
10 |
GITELMAN |
Beyla |
Nuta-Moishe |
townsman |
– |
1843 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
15 |
daughter |
Nuta-Moisha Zainvelev |
Brukha |
female |
Jan 24 |
yes |
10 |
GITELMAN |
Gitlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1831 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
27 |
wife |
Zainvel Nuta-Moishev |
Brukha |
female |
Jan 24 |
yes |
10 |
GITELMAN |
Pesya-Leya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1823 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
35 |
niece |
Zainvel Nuta-Moishev |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
Analysis: This household has changed somewhat since 1851 when a number of its members appeared in the supplement. Nuta-Moisha son of Zainvel (also called "Nuta Moisha Zainvelev") is still head of household. He had been missing in 1850 but had reappeared in the 1851 supplement. He is missing again as of 1854, suggesting that perhaps he was often away for business. His wife called Bruka here, age 53, is probably the same woman called Sura in the 1851 census since their birth years are essentially the same. One of their sons, Zainvel, age 29, is present in the household and still married to Gitlya, age 27. Their daughter, Raitsa, listed in the 1851 revision as age 4 is no longer listed. She would have been 11 in 1858 and is probably too young to have gotten married. Perhaps she died.
Avrum, another son of Nuta-Moisha, was recruited in 1853 at the age of 15. There are also three daughters listed with some variation between their names in 1851: Basya-Freyda, age 23, and Etya (Myenya in 1851), age 19, are old maids by the standards of this revision. Another daughter Beyla is 15.
A 35-year-old niece of Zainvel called Pesya-Leya, is in the household. She is actually older than her uncle and could be the daughter of one of his older brothers whose name is not known. Another niece, Sura-Ita, who was present in 1851 is no longer listed and perhaps got married and moved away.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
11 |
BELDER |
Moishe |
Abel |
townsman |
1822 |
1822 |
1850 |
28 |
|
|
1858 |
36 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
11 |
BELDER |
Naftula |
Moishe |
townsman |
– |
1822 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
2 |
son |
Moisha Abelev |
|
male |
– |
no |
11 |
BELDER |
Beyla |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Moisha Abelev |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: In the 1850 revision, the Belder household (called Belfer) lists only Moishe. Now a wife, Beyla, age 20 and a son, Naftula, age 2, are present as well. There are two women named Beyla of the approximate age of his wife listed in the 1850 census in other households (household #10, and household #47) and it is possible he married one of the local Mlynov women.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
12 |
AKMAN |
Gershko |
Yukel |
townsman |
1829 |
– |
1851 |
22 |
missing |
1855 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
12 |
AKMAN |
Yoina |
Yukel |
townsman |
– |
1824 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
34 |
brother |
Gershko Yukelev |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
12 |
AKMAN |
Ester-Haya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
29 |
wife |
Yoina Yukelev |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
Analysis: This 1858 revision and the 1850 revision are inconsistent. Already in 1850 Gershko son of Yukel (also called "Gershko Yukelev") was reported missing in 1846. Now in this 1858 revision, he is reported missing as of 1855 at the age of 26. In 1858, two other members of the household are now in the list who weren't present in 1850. Gershko's brother, Yoina, age 34 is present and is married to Ester-Haya, age 29.
It seems likely the two brothers here both sons of Yukel are related to the Srul Akman son of Yukel listed in household #32 in the 1850 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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
13 |
BONDER aka Boxer |
Shapshel |
Yankel |
townsman |
1814 |
1814 |
1850 |
36 |
|
|
1858 |
44 |
head of the family |
Shapshel Yankelev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
13 |
BONDER aka Boxer |
Joseph-Khaim |
Shapshel |
townsman |
1848 |
– |
1850 |
2 |
died |
1852 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Shapshel Yankelev |
|
male |
– |
no |
13 |
BONDER aka Boxer |
Sura |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1828 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
30 |
wife |
Shapshel Yankelev |
|
female |
– |
no |
13 |
BONDER aka Boxer |
Tema |
Shapshel |
townsman |
– |
1852 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
6 |
daughter |
Shapshel Yankelev |
|
female |
– |
no |
13 |
BONDER aka Boxer |
Etlya |
Shapshel |
townsman |
– |
1854 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
4 |
daughter |
Shapshel Yankelev |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Between the 1850 and 1858 revision, Yankel's newborn son, Shapshel, died in 1852 at the age of 4. It also appears that his previous wife, Riva, the mother of the son who died, is no longer in the household. Nor is a daughter of theirs, Haya-Sura, who was 15 years old in the earlier revision. Instead, Shapsel appears to be married to a second wife, Sura, age 30, with two young daughters, Tema, age 6 and Etlya, age 4, who were born in the intervening years.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
14 |
FURSHPAN |
Duvid-Yankel |
Leib |
townsman |
1815 |
1815 |
1850 |
34.5 |
|
|
1858 |
42.5 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
14 |
FURSHPAN |
Liba |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1817 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
41 |
wife |
Duvid-Yankel Leibov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
14 |
FURSHPAN |
Khaim |
Duvid-Yankel |
townsman |
1842 |
– |
1850 |
8 |
missing |
1857 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Duvid-Yankel Leibov |
|
male |
– |
no |
14 |
FURSHPAN |
Liba |
not indicated |
townsman |
1845 |
– |
1850 |
5 |
died |
1851 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Duvid-Yankel Leibov |
|
male |
– |
no |
14 |
FURSHPAN |
Zeylik |
Gersh |
townsman |
– |
1835 |
1850 |
omitted |
|
|
1858 |
23 |
nephew |
Duvid-Yankel Leibov |
|
male |
– |
Analysis: After his brother died in 1849, Duvid-Yankel son of Leib became head of household. His wife, Liba, and son Khaim were listed in the 1850 revision. Khaim went missing in 1857 at the age of 10 and perhaps is hiding from conscription. A second son, Liba (probably named after the grandfather Leib), was born in 1850 but died in 1851 as a baby. A nephew of Duvid-Yankel, named Zeylik, son of Duvid-Yankel's brother Gersh, is now living in the household.
There are also two individuals with the Furshpan surname in this revision living with the Vexel household #49 who could be related.
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Fam # Revision 10 | Fam # (Date) 1851 Supplement |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
15 |
WAINER |
Ruvin |
Yuzef |
townsman |
1813 |
1813 |
1850 |
37 |
missing |
1851 |
1858 |
45 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
15 |
WAINER |
Yoizip |
Ruvin |
townsman |
1838 |
– |
1850 |
12 |
missing |
1853 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Ruvin Yozypov |
Ester |
male |
– |
no |
15 |
WAINER |
Itsya |
Ruvin |
townsman |
– |
1851 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
7 |
son |
Ruvin Yozypov |
Ester |
male |
– |
no |
15 |
WAINER |
Biniumin-Gersh |
Ruvin |
townsman |
1843 |
– |
1851 |
8 |
missing |
1850 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Ruvin Yozypov |
Ester |
male |
– |
yes |
15 |
WAINER |
Nusin |
Yuzef |
townsman |
1810 |
1810 |
1851 |
41 |
|
|
1858 |
48 |
brother |
Ruvin Yozypov |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
yes |
15 |
WAINER |
Yoizip |
Nusin |
townsman |
1836 |
– |
1851 |
15 |
recruited |
1852 |
1858 |
not indicated |
brother [probably nephew] |
Ruvin Yozypov |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
15 |
WAINER |
Ester |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1828 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
30 |
wife |
Ruvin Yozypov |
|
female |
– |
no |
15 |
WAINER |
Haya-Sura |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1808 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
50 |
wife |
Nusyn Yozypov |
|
female |
– |
no |
15 |
WAINER |
Ester-Rukhlya |
Nusin |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
daughter |
Nusyn Yozypov |
Haya-Sura |
female |
– |
no |
15 |
WAINER |
Brukha |
Nusin |
townsman |
– |
1841 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
17 |
daughter |
Nusyn Yozypov |
Haya-Sura |
female |
– |
Analysis: This is one of three Wainer households in the 1858 revision (#15>, #94, #108). There is no obvious familial relationship between them.
In 1850 this household included two brothers (Yuzef and Ruvin) and two sons (both named Yosyp after their grandfather). There were no females listed in 1850. It seems likely the men were living in town in 1850 and after establishing themselves the women joined them.
Now in 1858, the list of members is much bigger and includes the women. But a number of the men are not present. Ruvin son of Yusef (also called "Ruvin Yozypov"), age 45 and head of the household, has been missing since 1851 at the age of 38. His younger wife Ester, age 30, is present in the household. Two of their sons are missing: Yoizip in 1853 at the age of 15, and Biniumin-Gersh, in 1850 at the age of 7. A young son, Itsya, age 7 has been born since 1850.
Ruvin's brother, Nusin, age 48 is the oldest male in the household. His wife, Haya-Sura, older than her husband at age 50, is present as well in the household. Their son, also called Yoizip after his grandfather, was recruited in 1852 at the age of 16. There are now two unmarried daughters listed, Ester-Rukhlya, age 20, and Brukha, age 17.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
16 |
GRINSHPUN |
Shmul |
Haivel |
townsman |
1825 |
1825 |
1850 |
25 |
|
|
1858 |
33 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
16 |
GRINSHPUN |
Itsko-Volf |
Shmul |
townsman |
– |
1852 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
6 |
son |
Shmul Haivelev |
Sheyndel
|
male |
– |
no |
16 |
GRINSHPUN |
Sheyndel |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1830 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
28 |
wife |
Shmul Haivelev |
|
female |
– |
no |
16 |
GRINSHPUN |
Maryim |
Shmul |
townsman |
– |
1853 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
5 |
daughter |
Shmul Haivelev |
Sheyndel |
female |
– |
Analysis: In the 1850 census, this family surname was spelled "GRINSHPUL." Only Shmul was present. At age 33, Shmul son of Haivel (also called "Shmul Haivelev") is still head of the household. In the household with him is his wife, Sheyndel, age 28, a son Itsko-Volf, age 6, and a daughter, Maryim, age 5.
This is one of eleven households with Grinshpun members in this 1858 revision (#16, #28, 38, #39, #40, #63, #71, #82, #108, #123, #136). An analysis of the possible relationships among these families is summarized in the 1850 census.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
17 |
KOPITNIK |
Yankel |
Urin |
townsman |
1799 |
1799 |
1850 |
51 |
|
|
1858 |
59 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
17 |
NEYTER |
Shmul |
Zelman |
townsman |
1828 |
1828 |
1850 |
22 |
|
|
1858 |
30 |
nephew |
Yankel Urinov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
17 |
KOPITNIK |
Haya-Leya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1810 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
48 |
wife |
Yankel Urinov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
17 |
KOPITNIK |
Bluma |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
niece |
Yankel Urinov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
17 |
KOPITNIK |
Tsirlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1834 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
24 |
wife |
Shmul Zelmanov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: This is one of two related Kopitnik households (#17, #19), as discussed in the 1850 revision. There is also a member of the Neyter family.
Here, Yankel son of Urin (also called "Yankel Urinov"), age 59, is still head of household and one of the oldest living men in the town. He is still married to his wife, Haya-Leya, age 48. His niece, Bluma, age 20 is also still present and still unmarried.
Also still present is household is his nephew, Shmul son of Zalman Neyter, age 30 and his wife, Tsirlya, 24. As noted in the 1850 census, Shmul son of Zalman Neyter is likely the brother of Ruvin-Gersh son of Zalman Neyter, who is head of household #1.
This is one of eight households with Neyter members (#1, #4, #5, #6,
#17, #23, #91, #140). As discussed in the 1850 revision, household #4 and household #6 were also probably headed by brothers (both sons of Berko Neyter).
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
18 |
DRATVA |
Abrum |
Nusin |
townsman |
1792 |
– |
1850 |
58 |
missing |
1856 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
18 |
DRATVA |
Aron-Yankel aka Itsko-Yankel
|
Abrum |
townsman |
1825 |
1825 |
1850 |
25 |
|
|
1858 |
33 |
son |
Abrum Nusinov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
18 |
DRATVA |
Moishe-Zelman |
Aron-Yankel |
townsman |
1846 |
1846 |
1850 |
4 |
|
|
1858 |
12 |
son |
Aron-Yankel Abrumov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
18 |
DRATVA |
Yos |
Abrum |
townsman |
1838 |
– |
1850 |
12 |
recruited |
1853 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Abrum Nusinov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
18 |
DRATVA |
Rivka |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1800 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
58 |
wife |
Abrum Nusinov |
|
female |
– |
no |
18 |
DRATVA |
Ita |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1826 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
32 |
wife |
Aron-Yankel Abrumov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: All but one of these family members were listed in 1850. Since then, the existing head of household, Abrum, went missing in 1856 at the age of 64. His wife, Rivka, age 58, is still present. One of their sons, Yos, was recruited in 1853 at the age of 15. Two other sons are still present: Aron-Yankel, age 33, and Moishe-Zelman, age 12. Ita, a wife of Aron-Yankel, age 32 is now listed who was not present in 1850.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
19 |
KOPITNIK |
Abrum |
Urin |
townsman |
1804 |
– |
1850 |
46 |
died |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
19 |
KOPITNIK |
Urin |
Abrum |
townsman |
1824 |
1824 |
1850 |
26 |
|
|
1858 |
34 |
son |
Abrum Urinov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
19 |
KOPITNIK |
Haya-Dvosya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1825 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
33 |
wife |
Urin Abrumov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: This is one of two related Kopitnik households (#17, #19), as discussed in the 1850 revision.
Here, the head of household, Abrum son of Urin, passed away in 1854 at the age of 50. His widow Hana is no longer present in the household. Still remaining is his son, Urin, age 34, and Urin's wife, Haya-Dvosya, age 33. They have no children listed.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
20 |
SHIKHMAN [Shirman in 1850] |
Shlema-Leib |
Yos |
townsman |
1824 |
1824 |
1851 |
27 |
|
|
1858 |
34 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
20 |
SHIKHMAN |
Azriel |
Shlema-Leib |
townsman |
1848 |
– |
1851 |
3 |
died |
1851 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Shlema-Leib Yosev |
|
male |
Jun 27 |
no |
20 |
SHIKHMAN |
Abram-Mordko |
Shlema-Leib |
townsman |
– |
1854 |
1851 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
4 |
son |
Shlema-Leib Yosev |
|
male |
Jun 27 |
yes |
20 |
SHIKHMAN [Shirman in 1850] |
Rukhlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1828 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
30 |
wife |
Shlema-Leib Yosev |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
no |
20 |
SHIKHMAN |
Sura |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1851 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
7 |
daughter |
Shlema-Leib Yosev |
Rukhlya |
female |
Jan 24 |
no |
20 |
SHIKHMAN |
Ita-Leya |
Shema-Leib |
townsman |
– |
1857 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
.5 |
daughter |
Shlema-Leib Yosev |
Rukhlya |
female |
Jan 24 |
Analysis: Shlema-Leib son of Joseph appears in 1850 with his wife Rukhlya both with the surname Shirman. In the 1851 supplement, Shlema-Leib has the surname Shakman. In this 1858 revision, the family surname is Shikhman. Noone is left with the Shirman surname.
There are a number of other household members now who were not present in 1850, though this revision indicates they were in the supplement of 1851 (though we don't have a translation of that version). A son Azriel died in 1851 at the age of 3, and another son Abram-Morko, age 4 is present. Two daughters are also now listed: Sura, age 7 and Ita-Leya, 6 months old.
Two Mervits families with the surname Shikhman appear in the list of Mervits martyrs in the Memorial book (original p. 444, English p. 422) and could be descended from this household. One of these families has a son named Azriel, a name of one of these Shikhman members. Potentially, this family is the ancestors of that family. The entry reads: Shikhman, Yaakov, his wife Chaika [Gruber], their daughters, Peril and Sara, their sons Mordekhai, Shimon, Asher, Yosef and Azriel. A daughter of this family named Sara Shikhman survived, married and became Sara Vinokur and settled in Israel.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
21 |
KOPITMAN |
Froim |
Khaim |
townsman |
– |
1802 |
1851 |
49 (29-crossed out in pencil) |
|
|
1858 |
56 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
Analysis: In the 1850 revision, the surname of Froim son of Khaim was Kapitman. He was missing in 1851 but reappeared in the 1851 supplement. His surname is now Kopitman and he is 56 years old, among the oldest heads of household in this 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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes? |
22 |
KLETSERMAN |
Meyer-Oizer aka Iser-Oizer |
Urin |
townsman |
1822 |
1822 |
1850 |
28 |
|
|
1858 |
36 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
22 |
KLETSERMAN |
Ikhil |
Meyer-Oizer aka Iser-Oizer |
townsman |
– |
1854 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
4 |
son |
Meyer-Oizera Urinov |
Leya-Gudya |
male |
– |
no |
22 |
KLETSERMAN |
Khaim |
Faivish |
townsman |
1845 |
– |
1851 |
6 |
missing |
1853 |
1858 |
not indicated |
related to them |
|
|
male |
Apr 24 |
yes |
22 |
KLETSERMAN |
Leya-Gudya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1826 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
32 |
wife |
Meyer-Oizer Urinov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: It appears that the head of household "Meyer-Oizer aka Iser Oizer" is probably the same man known as "Sheyer-Oizer" and head of household in the 1850 revision. In 1850, Sheyer-Oizer and his wife Leya were the only two present. They are still here in the household in 1858. Meyer-Oizer is now 36, Leya-Gudya is 32 and they have a new son, Ikhil, age 4. Another relative named Khaim son of Faivish is now listed in the household as missing as of 1853 at the age of 8. Perhaps he is a nephew of Meyer-Oizer.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
23 |
NEYTER |
Urin |
Itsko |
townsman |
1827 |
1827 |
1850 |
23 |
|
|
1858 |
31 |
head of the family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
23 |
NEYTER |
Zelman-Itsko |
Urin |
townsman |
– |
1852 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
6 |
son |
Urin Itskov |
Haya-Sura |
male |
– |
yes |
23 |
LAKRETS |
Abram |
Shlema |
townsman |
1812 |
1812 |
1850 |
38 |
|
|
1858 |
46 |
nephew |
Urin Itskov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
23 |
LAKRETS |
Ruvin |
Abram |
townsman |
1841 |
– |
1850 |
9 |
died |
1853 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Abram Shlemov |
Rivka |
male |
– |
no |
23 |
NEYTER |
Haya-Sura |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1833 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
25 |
wife |
Urin Itskov |
|
male |
– |
no |
23 |
NEYTER |
Ester-Leya |
Urin |
townsman |
– |
1854 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
4 |
daughter |
Urin Itskov |
Haya-Sura |
female |
– |
yes |
23 |
LAKRETS |
Rivka |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1815 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
43 |
wife |
Abram Shlemov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: The surname of the prior head of household was Sender-Gersh Shwartzberg. The current head of household, Urin Neyter (son of Itsko), age 31, was Sender-Gersh's grandson. There are no longer any Shwartzbergs listed in the 1858 revision. Urin Neyter is now married to Haya-Sura, age 25. They also have a 6-year-old son, Zelman-Itsko, who was born in 1852 and a 4-year-old daughter, Ester-Leya. As discussed elsewhere, this is one of eight households with Neyter members (#1, #4, #5, #6,
#17, #23, #91, #140). There is no obvious relationship between Urin and the other Neyter households. We can guess that Urin's mother was a daughter of Sender-Gersh Shwartzberg and married a man named Neyter.
Also continuing in the household are members of the Lakrets family. Abram Lakrets (called Lokrats in the 1850 census) was listed in 1850 as nephew of the previous head of household, Sender-Gersh Shwartzberg. He is now misleadingly labelled as nephew of Urin-Itskov, the current head of the family. They are more likely first-cousins once removed (i.e., if Urin-Neyter was a granson of Sender-Gersh and Abram Lakrets was a nephew of Sender-Gersh [i.e., a son of his sister] they would be first cousins once removed). Abram Lakrets is married to Rivka, age 43, and they had a son, Ruvin, who died in 1853 at the age of 12.
As discussed in the 1850 revision, the Lakrets family here is likely related to the Lakrots family #97. A Lakritz family is listed in the
Mervits martyr list of the Memorial book and could be descendants of this family. A photo of Rachel Lakrits appears on page 479 as well.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
24 |
GOLDBARG |
Shabsa |
Moshko |
townsman |
1798 |
– |
1850 |
52 |
missing |
1856 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
24 |
GOLDBARG |
Borukh |
Shabsa |
townsman |
1826 |
– |
1850 |
24 |
missing |
1857 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Shabsa Moshkov |
Haya-Ita |
male |
– |
yes |
24 |
GOLDBARG |
Moishe-Motya |
Shabsa |
townsman |
1839 |
– |
1850 |
11 |
recruited |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Shabsa Moshkov |
Haya-Ita |
male |
– |
no |
24 |
GOLDBARG |
Elya |
Shabsa |
townsman |
– |
1846 |
1850 |
omitted |
|
|
1858 |
12 |
son |
Shabsa Moshkov |
Haya-Ita |
male |
– |
no |
24 |
GOLDBARG |
Haya-Ita |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1818 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
40 |
wife |
Shabsa Moshkov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: This is one of three Goldbarg households ( #24, #25 #38) in the revision. Two of these households (#24, #25) were present in 1850 and appear to be households of brothers.
The head of this household, Shabsa son of Moshko (also called "Shabsa Moshkov") went missing in 1856 at the age of 58. A second wife, Haya-Ita, age 40 is present in the household and apparently followed his first wife, Gitlya, who was 40 back in 1850. What became of Gitlya is unknown. Their daughter-in-law, Leya, who was present in 1850 and married to their missing son Shlema-Gersh is now also gone. Whether she remarried or rejoined her husband someplace else is not clear.
Borukh, one of Shabsa and Haya-Ita's sons, went missing in 1857 and another son, Moishe-Motya, was recruited in 1854 at the age of 15. Another son, Elya, age 12, appears for the first time in this revision and perhaps was in hiding during the 1850 census.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
no |
25 |
GOLDBARG |
Moishe-Gersh |
Khaim-Mordko |
townsman |
1838 |
– |
1851 |
13 |
missing |
1855 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Apr 24 |
no |
25 |
GOLDBARG |
Froim-Volf |
not indicated |
townsman |
1837 |
– |
1851 |
14 |
missing |
1853 |
1858 |
not indicated |
cousin |
Moisha-Gersh Khaim-Mordkov |
|
male |
Apr 24 |
no |
25 |
GOLDBARG |
Moishe |
Khaim-Morko |
townsman |
1845 |
– |
1851 |
6 |
missing |
1855 |
1858 |
not indicated |
brother |
Moisha-Gersh Khaim-Mordkov |
|
male |
Apr 24 |
no |
25 |
GOLDBARG |
Borukh-Leib |
Srul |
townsman |
– |
1836 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
22 |
nephew |
Moisha-Gersh Khaim-Mordkov |
|
male |
Apr 24 |
no |
25 |
GOLDBARG |
Leya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1817 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
41 |
niece |
Moisha-Gersh Khaim-Mordkov |
|
female |
Apr 24 |
no |
25 |
GOLDBARG |
Feyga |
Moishe-Gersh |
townsman |
– |
1842 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
16 |
daughter |
Moisha-Gersh Khaim-Mordkov |
|
female |
Apr 24 |
Analysis: This is one of three Goldbarg households ( #24, #25 #38) in the revision. The two consecutive households (#24 and #25) were present in 1850 and appear to be households of brothers.
According to this 1858 revision, this Goldbarg family was listed in the 1851 supplement. Here, Moishe-Gersh son of Khaim-Mordko (also called "Moisha-Gersh Khaim Mordkov") went missing in 1855 at the age of 17. It seems possible that Moisha-Gersh's father, "Khaim Mordko," is the man listed with the same name in the 1850 household #26.
This household appears to be a group of relatives living together. Moisha-Gersh's cousin, Froim-Volf, and brother, Moishe, also went missing in 1853 and 1855 respectively. Froim-Volf was 16 at the time and Moishe was 10. Remaining in the household are a daughter, Feyga, age 16, a nephew, Borukh-Leib, age 22, and a niece, Leya, age 41.
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Appears in 1850? |
1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
26 |
WARTZER [Vartsel in 1850] |
Gershko |
Vigdor |
townsman |
134 |
134 |
1850 |
16 |
|
|
1858 |
24 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
26 |
WARTZER |
Genya-Meyta |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Gershko Vigdorov |
|
male |
– |
no |
26 |
WARTZER |
Ester-Malka |
Gershko |
townsman |
– |
1855 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
3 |
daughter |
Gershko Vigdorov |
Gyenya-Meyta |
female |
– |
Analysis: Gershko son of Vigdor (also called "Gershko Vigdorov") was grandson of the previous head of household and the only person present in the household in 1850. He is now 16 and head of the household. Since 1850 he has gotten married to Genya-Meyta, age 20 and they have a three year old daughter, Ester-Malka, age 3.
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Appears in 1850? |
1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
27 |
KUPERSTEIN |
Meyer-Itsko |
Yankel-Yos |
townsman |
1822 |
1822 |
1850 |
28 |
|
|
1858 |
36 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
27 |
KUPERSTEIN |
Vigdor-Srul |
Meyer-Itsko |
townsman |
1850 |
– |
1851 |
1 |
missing |
1855 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Meyer-Itsko Yankel-Yosev |
Gitlya |
male |
Jan 24 |
no? |
27 |
KUPERSTEIN |
Gitlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1823 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
35 |
wife |
Meyer-Itsko Yankel-Yosev |
|
female |
– |
yes |
27 |
KUPERSTEIN |
Baba |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1844 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
14 |
[relative-word left untranslated] |
Meyer-Itsko Yankel-Yosev |
|
female |
– |
dup name in supplement |
81 k 27 |
KUPERSTEIN |
Vigdor-Srul |
Meyer-Itsko |
townsman |
1849 |
– |
1850 |
1 |
died |
1851 |
1858 |
not indicated |
|
|
|
male |
– |
no |
81 k 27 |
KUPERSTEIN |
Abram |
Meyer-Itsko |
townsman |
– |
1857 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
.5 |
brother |
Vigdor-Srul Meyer-Itskov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
81 k 27 |
KUPERSTEIN |
Gitlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1829 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
29 |
mother |
Vigdor-Srul Meyer-Itskov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
81 k 27 |
KUPERSTEIN |
Sura-Yakhit [Surka in 1851] |
Meyer-Itsko |
townsman |
– |
1846 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
12 |
sister |
Vigdor-Srul Meyer-Itskov |
|
female |
– |
no |
81 k 27 |
KUPERSTEIN |
Ginda |
Meyer-Itsko |
townsman |
– |
1852 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
6 |
sister |
Vigdor-Srul Meyer-Itskov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Since 1850, Meyer-Itsko, now 36, has become head of household after his brother, Shmil-Gersh, passed away. Shmil-Gersh's widow is also gone. Meyer-Itsko is now married to a woman named Gitlya, age 35. Also still present in the household is the daughter of Shmil-Gersh, Babya, age 14. A son of Meyer-Itsko, Vigdor-Srul, is listed as missing in 1855 at the age of 5.
Other records from the 1858 revision captures additional and somewhat inconsistent information about this household. These are identitied by the translator as "81 k 27," the meaning of which is not clear. In these records, Vigdor-Srul is listed as having died in 1851. The rest of the members of the household are now defined in terms of their relationship to him. He has a newborn brother, Abram, who is 6 months old. His mother, Gitlya, age 29 is also listed, as well as two sisters, Sura-Yakhit, age 12 and a new sister, Ginda, age 6.
There is an ambiguity if two different "Gitlyas" are involved in this household or just one with inconsistent data. In the 1850 census, Meyer-Itsko had no wife listed at all. But in this 1858 revision, as noted above, he is married to Gitlya, age 35. In the additional records identifed (81 k 27), his son, Vigdor-Srul, age 1, is listed with Gitlya, "the mother of Vigdor-Srul," age 20.
It would be reasonable to assume that the two Gitlyas are the same woman, especially since supplemental revisions define the relationships of women to the males who are newly identified (e.g. mother of the son). (If Gitlya is the mother of Vigdor-Srul, who is the son of Meyer-Itsko, it would seem reasonable to assume Gitlya is Meyer-Itsko's wife). The confusion arises because here in 1858, the first Gitlya is 35, just a year younger than Meyer-Itsko. The second Gitlya listed as the mother of Vigdor-Srul is listed as age 29. As noted, it could be the same Gitlya with inconsistent information or two different women with the same name, one a new wife of Meyer-Itsko and one the former mother of Vigdor-Srul.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
28 |
GRINSHPUN |
Shaya |
Lemel |
townsman |
1826 |
1826 |
1850 |
24 |
|
|
1858 |
32 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
28 |
GRINSHPUN |
Pinkhas-Gerts |
Lemel |
townsman |
1842 |
– |
1850 |
8 |
died |
1852 |
1858 |
not indicated |
brother |
Shaya Lemelev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
28 |
GRINSHPUN |
Yenta |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1829 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
29 |
wife |
Shaya Lemelev |
|
female |
– |
no |
28 |
GRINSHPUN |
Reyzya |
Shaya |
townsman |
– |
1854 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
4 |
daughter |
Shaya Lemelev |
Yenta |
female |
– |
Analysis: Shaya son of Lemel (also called "Shaya Lemelev") became head of household. His brother, Pinkhas-Gerts, died in 1852 at the age of 10. Shaya's wife, Yenta (called Enta in 1850) is still present and a new 4-year-old daughter named Reyzya, age 4.
This is one of eleven households with Grinshpun members in this 1858 revision (#16, #28, 38, #39, #40, #63, #71, #82, #108, #123, #136). An analysis of the possible relationships among these families is summarized in the 1850 census.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
no |
29 |
STEIN |
Pinkhus-Joseph |
Moshko |
townsman |
1840 |
1840 |
1850 |
10 |
|
|
1858 |
18 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
Analysis: In 1850, Pinkhas Joseph was a 10 year old nephew of the previous head of household. He is now 18 and the only member of the household. He apparently has not yet gotten married.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
30 |
BERGER |
Kelman |
Gershko |
townsman |
1809 |
– |
1850 |
41 |
died |
1853 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
30 |
BERGER |
Sender-Gersh |
Kelman |
townsman |
1836 |
1836 |
1850 |
14 |
|
|
1858 |
22 |
son |
Kelman Gershkov |
Leya |
male |
– |
no |
30 |
<BERGER |
Shmul |
Berko |
townsman |
1820 |
– |
1850 |
30 |
missing |
1849 |
1858 |
not indicated |
related to them |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
30 |
BERGER |
Gersh-Mikhel |
Shmuel |
townsman |
1841 |
– |
1850 |
9 |
missing |
1849 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Shmul Berkov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
30 |
BERGER |
Leya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1817 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
41 |
wife |
Kelman Gershkov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
30 |
BERGER |
Sura |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1840 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
18 |
wife |
Sender-Gersh Kelmanov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: The widow and son of former head of household, Kelman Gershko, remain present in the household. The widow, Leya, is 41, and her son Sender-Gersh, is 22. Sender-Gersh is now married to his wife, Sura, age 18. No childen are listed for them.
Two other male relatives are listed as missing were not in the 1850 revision: Shmul son of Berko, missing in 1849 at the age of approximately 28 and his son, Gersh-Mikhel, missing the same year at approximiately the age of 8.
There are four Berger households listed in this revision (#30, #57, #60,
#113). The Kelman son of Gershko listed here is probably a brother of Urin-Leib son of Gershko listed in household #60.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
31 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Yoirikhim |
Mordko |
townsman |
1808 |
– |
1850 |
42 |
missing |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
31 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Yos-Beynits aka Yos-Shmul |
Yoirikhim |
townsman |
1838 |
1838 |
1850 |
12 |
|
|
1858 |
20 |
son |
Yoirikhim Mordkov |
|
male |
– |
Analysis:
In the 1850 revision, only these two members of this household were present among the five members listed. Now the head of family, Yoirikhim son of Mordko, has gone missing in 1854 at the age of 46. His son, Yos-Beynits, age 20 is the only member still present.
This is one of seven Finkelstein households (#31, #77, #78, #79, #80, #104, #152). The first three (#31, #77, #78) were in all probability headed by brothers (Yoirikhim, Shmaria, and Itksko) sons of Mordko Finkelstein, as discussed and evident in the 1850 revision.
Households #79 and #80 were originally called Filkenstein (not Finkelstein) in the 1850 revision. There is no familial relationship evident between them and the others, though the proximity of #80 to #77 and #78 makes one wonder whether they are related. Households #104 and #152 have no predecessors in the 1850 revision and no obvious familial connection to the others.
For an overview, see a table style summary of these families.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
32 |
FISHMAN |
Volf-Ber |
Kelman |
townsman |
1824 |
1824 |
1850 |
26 |
|
|
1858 |
34 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
32 |
FISHMAN |
Malka |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1828 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
30 |
wife |
Volf-Ber Kelmanov |
|
female |
– |
no |
32 |
FISHMAN |
Touba |
Volf-Ber |
townsman |
– |
1851 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
7 |
daughter |
Volf-Ber Kelmanov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis:
Here, in 1858, Volf-Ber son of Kelman, age 34, is now head of household. In 1851 his wife's name was listed as Ester and she was born in about 1829. Here his wife's name is Malka, born about the same time. It seems likely this is the same wife using another one of her names. The couple has a daughter, Touba, age 7.
This is one of seven Fishman households in the 1858 revision (#32,
#52, #64, #85, #117, #127, #132). It is not clear from the 1850 revision whether these families are related to one another.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
33 |
STEINSHNAD |
Shlema |
Froim-Faivish |
townsman |
1812 |
1812 |
1850 |
38 |
|
|
1858 |
46 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
33 |
STEINSHNAD |
Froim |
Shlema |
townsman |
1845 |
– |
1850 |
5 |
died |
1856 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Shlema Froim-Faivishev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
33 |
STEINSHNAD |
Rosya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1812 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
46 |
wife |
Shlema Froim-Faivishev |
|
male |
– |
Analysis: There are eight Steinshnad households in this revision ( #33, #34, #44, #48, #75, #90, #110, #142). See the summary in the 1850 revision for the suspected relationships of these households.
Since 1850, Shlema son of Froim-Faivish, age 46, has become head of household. His wife Rosya (called Rasya in 1850), age 46, is still present as well. Their son, Froim, died in 1856 at the age of 11. Shlema's mother is no longer present nor is his daughter, Alta, who was 14 in 1850 and may have gotten married.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
34 |
STEINSHNAD |
Yankel |
Froim |
townsman |
1813 |
1813 |
1850 |
37 |
|
|
1858 |
45 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
34 |
STEINSHNAD |
Yos |
Yankel |
townsman |
1835 |
1835 |
1850 |
15 |
|
|
1858 |
23 |
son |
Yankel Froimov |
Pesya |
male |
– |
no |
34 |
STEINSHNAD |
Froim-Volf |
Yankel |
townsman |
1845 |
– |
1850 |
5 |
missing |
1849 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Yankel Froimov |
Pesya |
male |
– |
no |
34 |
STEINSHNAD |
Avram-Yudko |
Khaim |
townsman |
1841 |
– |
1850 |
9 |
missing |
1849 |
1858 |
not indicated |
related to them |
[son of Yankel's brother, Khaim] |
|
male |
– |
no |
34 |
STEINSHNAD |
Moshko |
Khaim |
townsman |
1842 |
– |
1850 |
8 |
missing |
1849 |
1858 |
not indicated |
brother |
Avram-Yudko Khaimov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
34 |
STEINSHNAD |
Pesya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1821 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
37 |
wife |
Yankel Froimov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
34 |
STEINSHNAD |
Malka |
Yankel |
townsman |
– |
1851 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
7 |
daughter |
Yankel Froimov |
Pesya |
female |
– |
yes |
34 |
STEINSHNAD |
Leya |
Yankel |
townsman |
– |
1856 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
|
daughter |
Yankel Froimov |
Pesya |
female |
– |
Analysis:
There are eight Steinshnad households in this revision (
#33, #34, #44,
#48, #75, #90, #110, #142). See the summary in the 1850 revision for the suspected relationships of these households.
Here in 1858, Yankel son of Froim (also called "Yankel Froimov"), age 37, is still head of household and remains married to his wife, Pesya, age 30. Their son, Yos, age 15, is also still present. Three new children are listed who were not present in the 1850 revision that has been transated. Two daughters were born after 1850 and are in the household: Malka, age 7, and Leya, age 2. This list also includes a son of Yankel and Pesya named Froim-Volf who went missing in 1849 at the age of 4. This 1858 revision makes it appear as if he already was listed in the 1850 revision, though the version we have does not list him.
Two other male relatives also are said here to have gone missing in 1849. They are both sons of Khaim, who is no longer listed, but was listed in the 1850 census as Yankel's brother. In 1850. he was listed as missing in 1848. It thus seems possible that all of these males went missing together with Yankel's brother, Khaim, and perhaps went to another town or were avoiding conscription.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
35 |
ELMAN |
Shmul |
Berko |
townsman |
1825 |
– |
1850 |
25 |
died |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
35 |
ELMAN |
Mikhel |
Shmul |
townsman |
1837 |
1837 |
1850 |
13 |
|
|
1858 |
21 |
son |
Shmul Berkov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
35 |
ELMAN |
Mirlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1820 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
38 |
wife |
Shmil Berkov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
35 |
ELMAN |
Sura |
Shmil |
townsman |
– |
1844 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
14 |
daughter |
Shmil Berkov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: The prior head of household, Shmil (or Shmul) son of Berko, passed away in 1854 at the age of 29. His mother, who was previously living in the household in 1850 is no longer listed and may have died or left. Shmil's widow, Mirlya, is still present in the household though her age is almost certainly reported incorrectly. She is listed here as age 38, but in the 1850 census she was only 20 years old and therefore should be 28-years-old here, a year younger than her deceased husband. Their son, Mikhel, age 21 and a daughter, Sura, age 14 are still present in the household. Another daughter, Melya, who was listed in 1850 is no longer present and may have married and moved to another 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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
36 |
KORINBLIT |
Zeylik |
Froim |
townsman |
1825 |
1825 |
1850 |
25 |
|
|
1858 |
33 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
36 |
KORINBLIT |
Froim |
Zeylik |
townsman |
1845 |
1845 |
1850 |
5 |
|
|
1858 |
13 |
son |
Zeylik Froimov |
|
male |
– |
no |
36 |
KORINBLIT |
Froim |
Wolf |
townsman |
– |
– |
1850 |
not indicated |
missing |
|
1858 |
not indicated |
related to them |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
36 |
KORINBLIT |
Reylya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1818 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
40 |
wife |
Zeylik Froimov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
36 |
KORINBLIT |
Leyla |
Zeylik |
townsman |
– |
1834 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
24 |
daughter |
Zeylik Froimov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
36 |
KORINBLIT |
Pesya |
Zeylik |
townsman |
– |
1836 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
22 |
daughter |
Zeylik Froimov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Zelik son of Froim (also called "Zelik Froimov") became head of household since 1850. His wife in 1850 was called Shendlya and she was born in 1812. She appears to be a different woman than the wife listed now named Reylya who was born in 1818. Zelik's son, Froim, age 13, is still present. Two unmarried daughters are also still present, Leyla, age 24, and Pesya, age 22. A relative of unspecified relation named Froim son of Wolf, is listed as missing.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
37 |
PERELMAN |
Leib |
Yankel |
townsman |
1825 |
1825 |
1850 |
25 |
|
|
1858 |
33 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
37 |
PERELMAN |
Hana |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1828 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
30 |
wife |
Leib Yankelev |
|
female |
– |
no |
37 |
PERELMAN |
Liba |
Leib |
townsman |
– |
1856 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
2 |
daughter |
Leib Yankelev |
Hana |
female |
– |
Analysis:This is one of two related Perelman households in this 1858 (#37,
#43), both related to the ancestor Avrum or Abram Perelman from the 1850 revision. See the 1850 revision for the Perelman households for evidence and discussion of the original relationship.
Leib son of Yankel (also called "Leib Yankelev") was the nephew of the previous head of the family (Avrum Perelman) who died in 1838. In 1850, Leib was the only person living in the household. Now 8 years later, he is married to Hana, age 30, and they have a 2-year-old daughter, Liba.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
38 |
GOLDBARG |
Froim-Zeylik |
Gershko |
townsman |
1834 |
– |
1850 |
16 |
missing |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
38 |
GRINSHPUN |
Itsko-Srul |
not indicated |
townsman |
1843 |
– |
1850 |
7 |
missing |
|
1858 |
not indicated |
nephew |
Itsko Moshkov |
|
male |
– |
Analysis: This is one of three Goldbarg households ( #24, #25 #38) in the revision. Two of these households were present in 1850 and appear to be related there.
In the 1850 revision, the surname of this family was spelled "Golberg." Froim-Zeylik was the only person present in the household then. We now learn he has gone missing in 1854 at the age of 20.
A nephew named Itsko-Srul Grinsphan is listed for the first time in this household and is missing.
It is not clear who Itsko-Srul's uncle is. There is no Itsko Moskov listed in this household here or in the 1850 census. Perhaps there is some relationship with the man called Itsko Grinshpun nephew of Itsko Moshko Burstein in household #103.
This is one of eleven households with Grinshpun members in this 1858 revision (#16, #28, 38, #39, #40, #63, #71, #82, #108, #123, #136). An analysis of the possible relationships among these families is summarized in the 1850 census.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
39 |
FIDELMAN |
Moishe |
Shlema |
townsman |
1826 |
1826 |
1851 |
25 |
|
|
1858 |
32 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
39 |
FIDELMAN |
Rukhlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Moisha Shlemov |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
no |
39 |
FIDELMAN |
Sheyntsya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1835 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
23 |
wife |
Yoina-Itsko Berkov |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
no |
39 |
FIDELMAN |
Tsipa |
Yoina-Itsko |
townsman |
– |
1856 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
2 |
daughter |
Yoina-Itsko Berkov |
Sheyntsya |
female |
Jan 24 |
no |
39 |
GRINSHPUN |
Yona-Itsko |
Berko |
townsman |
1834 |
1834 |
1851 |
17 |
|
|
1858 |
24 |
related to them |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
Analysis: The head of household, Moishe son of Shlema Fidelman (also called "Moisha Shlemov"), appeared in the 1851 census as part of a Grinshpun household. He was 25 and the only Fidelman member at that time to appear. By 1858, he is 32 and is head of a household that includes his wife Rukhlya.
Also present in the household is a relative, Yona-Itsko Grinshpun (also called "Yoina-Itsko Berkov"), age 24, his wife, Sheyntsya, age 23, and their daughter Tsipa, age 2. For reasons that are not clear, Yona-Itsko's daughter and wife both have the surname of Fidelman, even though Yona-Itsko's surname is Grinsphun.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
40 |
GRINSHPUN |
Shevel |
Faivel |
townsman |
1793 |
1793 |
1850 |
57 |
|
|
1858 |
65 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
40 |
GRINSHPUN |
Gersh-Ber aka Beyrish |
Shevel |
townsman |
1829 |
1829 |
1850 |
21 |
|
|
1858 |
29 |
son |
Shevel Faivelev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
40 |
GRINSHPUN |
Reyza |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1818 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
40 |
wife |
Shevel Faivelev |
|
female |
– |
yes |
40 |
GRINSHPUN |
Genya-Rukhlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1830 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
28 |
wife |
Vegish Shevelev [=Gersh Shevelev] |
|
female |
– |
yes |
40 |
GRINSHPUN |
Sura-Freyda |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1845 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
13 |
daughter |
Vegish Shevelev [=Gersh Shevelev] |
Reyza |
female |
– |
Analysis: Shevel son of Faivish (also called "Shevel Faivishev"), age 65, is still head of household and one of the oldest living residents of town. His wife, Touba, who was listed in 1850 is no longer present and perhaps passed away or the couple divorced. Instead a new wife named Reyza is present, age 40. She was about 8 years younger than Shevel's first wife Touba.
Shevel and Touba's son, Gerhsko-Ber (called Gersh Shevelev in 1850 and "Vegish Shevelev" here) is still present with his wife, Yenya-Rukhya (called Genya-Rukhlya in 1850), age 28, and their daughter Feiga (called Sura-Freyda in 1850), age 13.
This is one of eleven households with Grinshpun members in this 1858 revision (#16, #28, 38, #39, #40, #63, #71, #82, #108, #123, #136). An analysis of the possible relationships among these families is summarized in the 1850 census.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
41 |
STEINSHNAIDER |
Volf |
Berko |
townsman |
1824 |
1824 |
1850 |
26 |
|
|
1858 |
34 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
41 |
STEINSHNAIDER |
Itsko |
Volf |
townsman |
– |
1854 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
4 |
son |
Volf Berkov |
|
male |
– |
no |
41 |
STEINSHNAIDER |
Leya-Tsipa |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1833 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
25 |
wife |
Volf Berkov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: This is the only household with the surname Steinshnaider (#41). The surname (with the "i") is very close in spelling to the two households with the surname Steinshnader (the Russian has one less letter) (#74, #75). Since there is some variability in the surname spellings in these revision lists, it seems plausible that despite the difference in spelling the head of this household #41, "Volf son of Berko" (born in 1824), is a son of "Berko son of Gershon" (born in 1802), the head of household #75.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
42 |
FISTEL |
Mendel |
Vigdor |
townsman |
1818 |
1818 |
1850 |
32 |
|
|
1858 |
40 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
42 |
FISTEL |
Yos |
Mendel |
townsman |
1841 |
1841 |
1850 |
9 |
|
|
1858 |
17 |
son |
Mendel Vigdorov |
|
male |
– |
yes? |
42 |
FISTEL |
Gnesya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1821 |
1850 |
9 |
|
|
1858 |
37 |
wife |
Mendel Vigdorov |
|
female |
– |
yes? |
42 |
FISTEL |
Tsipa |
Mendel |
townsman |
– |
1845 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
13 |
daughter |
Mendel Vigdorov |
Gnesya |
female |
– |
no |
42 |
FISTEL |
Sura-Freyda |
Mendel |
townsman |
– |
1855 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
3 |
daughter |
Mendel Vigdorov |
Gnesya |
female |
– |
Analysis: Mendel son of Vigdor, age 40, is still head of the family. His wife, called Gnesya, age 37, is present and probably is the same woman who was called Tsiya in the 1850 revision. A son, Yos, age 17 was present in 1850 as was a daughter, Tsipa, age 13 (called Tsiya in the 1850 census). A new daughter, Sura, age 3 is now part of the family.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
43 |
PERELMAN |
Khaim |
Abram |
townsman |
1799 |
1799 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
59 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
43 |
PERELMAN |
Mordko-Itsko |
Khaim |
townsman |
1822 |
1822 |
1850 |
28 |
|
|
1858 |
36 |
son |
Khaim Abramov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
43 |
PERELMAN |
Ester-Haya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1809 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
49 |
wife |
Khaim Abramov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
43 |
PERELMAN |
Hana |
Khaim |
townsman |
– |
1828 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
30 |
daughter |
Khaim Abramov |
Ester-Haya |
female |
– |
no |
43 |
PERELMAN |
Feyga |
Khaim |
townsman |
– |
1840 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
18 |
daughter |
Khaim Abramov |
Ester-Haya |
female |
– |
yes |
43 |
PERELMAN |
Itsko |
Khaim |
townsman |
1834 |
– |
1850 |
16 |
missing |
1856 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Khaim Abramov |
Ester-Haya |
male |
– |
yes |
43 |
PERELMAN |
Beyrish |
Khaim |
townsman |
– |
1825 |
1850 |
omitted |
|
|
1858 |
33 |
son |
Khaim Abramov |
Ester-Haya |
male |
– |
Analysis: This is one of two related Perelman households in this 1858 (#37,
#43), both related to the ancestor Avrum or Abram Perelman from the 1850 revision. See the 1850 revision for the Perelman households for evidence and discussion of the original relationship.
Here, Khaim son of Abram (also called "Khaim Abramov") age 59, is still head of household and one of the oldest living residents in town. Much of his household was listed in 1850 including his wife, Ester-Haya, age 49, their son, Mordko-Itsko, now age 36, a son Itsko, who is missing as of 1856 at the age of 22, and an unmarried adult daughter, Hana, age 30. New to this list is a daughter, Feyga, age 18, and a son Beyrish, age 33. Where they were in 1850 is not known.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
44 |
STEINSHNAD |
Yoirikhim-Anshel |
Yos |
townsman |
1807 |
1807 |
1850 |
43 |
|
|
1858 |
51 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
44 |
STEINSHNAD |
Mordko-Beyr |
Yoirikhim-Anshel |
townsman |
1833 |
– |
1850 |
17 |
missing |
1856 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Yoirikhim-Anshel Yosev |
|
male |
– |
no |
44 |
STEINSHNAD |
Beyrish |
Yoirikhim-Anshel |
townsman |
– |
1843 |
1850 |
omitted |
|
|
1858 |
15 |
son |
Yoirikhim-Anshel Yosev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
44 |
STEINSHNAD |
Feyga |
Yoirikhim-Anshel |
townsman |
– |
1837 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
21 |
daughter |
Yoirikhim-Anshel Yosev |
|
female |
– |
yes |
44 |
STEINSHNAD |
Sura |
Yoirikhim-Anshel |
townsman |
– |
1841 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
17 |
daughter |
Yoirikhim-Anshel Yosev |
|
female |
– |
yes |
44 |
STEINSHNAD |
Maryim |
Yoirikhim-Anshel |
townsman |
– |
1844 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
14 |
daughter |
Yoirikhim-Anshel Yosev |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: There are eight Steinshnad households in this revision (
#33, #34, #44,
#48, #75, #90, #110, #142). See the summary in the 1850 revision for the suspected relationships of these households.
Here, Yoirikhim-Anshel son of Yos (also called "Yoirikhim-Anshel Yosev") is still head of household, now age 51. His wife, Rivka, who was listed in 1850 as the mother of his children is no longer listed, having died possibly. A son who was previously listed, Mordko-Beyr, is now reported missing in 1856 at the age of 23. A son who was "omitted" in 1850 named Beyrish is now listed, age 15. Perhaps he was in hiding in 1850. Three daughters who were present in 1850 are still present and unmarried: Feyga, age 21, Sura, age 17, and Maryim, age 14.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
45 |
FLEISHER |
Duvid-Moishe |
Yos |
townsman |
1814 |
– |
1850 |
36 |
died |
1855 |
1858 |
– |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
45 |
FLEISHER |
Leib |
Yos |
townsman |
1826 |
1826 |
1850 |
24 |
|
|
1858 |
32 |
brother |
Duvid-Moisha Yosev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
45 |
FLEISHER |
Shlema-Gersh |
Leib |
townsman |
1847 |
1847 |
1850 |
3 |
|
|
1858 |
11 |
son |
Leib Yosev
|
|
male |
– |
no |
45 |
FLEISHER |
Ovshiya |
Leib |
townsman |
– |
1851 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
7 |
son |
Leib Yosev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
45 |
FLEISHER |
Nukhim-Khaim |
Yos |
townsman |
1818 |
– |
1850 |
32 |
missing |
|
1858 |
not indicated |
brother |
Duvid-Moisha Yosev |
|
male |
– |
no |
45 |
FLEISHER |
Moshko |
Nukhim-Khaim |
townsman |
1840 |
– |
1850 |
10 |
missing |
|
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Nukhim-Khaim Yosev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
45 |
FLEISHER |
Ester |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1800 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
58 |
mother |
Duvid-Moisha Yosev |
|
female |
– |
yes |
45 |
FLEISHER |
Basya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1818 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
40 |
wife |
Duvid-Moisha Yosev |
|
female |
– |
unamed earlier |
45 |
FLEISHER |
Sura-Leya |
Duvid-Moishe |
townsman |
– |
1840 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
18 |
daughter |
Duvid-Moishe |
Basya |
female |
– |
no |
45 |
FLEISHER |
Sura |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1832 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
26 |
wife |
Leib Yosev |
|
female |
– |
yes |
45 |
FLEISHER |
Leya |
Leib |
townsman |
– |
1841 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
17 |
daughter |
Leib Yosev |
Feyga [Feiga] |
female |
– |
Analysis: This is the larger of two Fleisher households ( #45 #143) in the revision.
The head of household, Duvid-Moishe passed away in 1855 at the age of 41. His mother, Ester, 58, is still present in the household. He also left a wife, Basya, 40, and a daughter Sura-Leya, age 18, one of the two daughters who was unnamed in 1850. We can assume the other one got married and left the household in the intervening years.
Also still present in the household is Duvid-Moishe's brother Leib, age 32, his son Shlema-Gersh, age 11, and a daughter named Leya, age 17, both children of Leib's first wife Feiga who appears in the earlier 1850 census. A new son appears in this census by the name of Ovshiya, age 7. He is the son of Sura, age 26, who appears to be Leib's new wife.
Still missing is Duvid-Moishe's brother, Nukhim-Khaim, as he was in the 1850 census. However, this revision indicates he had a son Moshko, who was about 20 years old, who is also missing. It seems likely the two of them were gone together and perhaps Moshko was avoiding conscription.
The other brother, Khaim, who was recruited in the 1850 census is no longer listed at all.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
46 |
NEFTMAN |
Yos-Nuta |
Abram |
townsman |
1790 |
– |
1850 |
60 |
missing |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
46 |
NEFTMAN |
Kisil-Kelman |
Yos-Nuta |
townsman |
1813 |
– |
1850 |
36.5 |
missing |
1856 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Yos-Nuta Abramov |
Brandlya |
male |
– |
yes |
46 |
NEFTMAN |
Moshko |
Yos-Nuta |
townsman |
1824 |
1824 |
1850 |
26 |
|
|
1858 |
34 |
son |
Yos-Nuta Abramov |
Brandlya |
male |
yes |
46 |
NEFTMAN |
Abrum-Beyrish |
Yos-Nuta |
townsman |
1839 |
– |
1850 |
11 |
recruited |
1852 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Yos-Nuta Abramov |
Brandlya |
male |
– |
no |
46 |
NEFTMAN |
Abram |
Yos-Nuta |
townsman |
1836 |
1836 |
1856 |
20 |
|
|
1858 |
22 |
son |
Yos-Nuta Abramov |
Brandlya |
male |
Mar 05 |
yes |
46 |
NEFTMAN |
Brandlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1804 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
54 |
wife |
Yos-Nuta Abramov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
46 |
NEFTMAN |
Sura-Leya |
Yos-Nuta |
townsman |
– |
1829 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
29 |
daughter |
Yos-Nuta Abramov |
Brandlya |
female |
– |
yes |
46 |
NEFTMAN |
Leya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1820 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
38 |
wife |
Kisil-Kelman Yos-Nutov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
46 |
NEFTMAN |
Beyla |
Kisil-Kelman |
townsman |
– |
1843 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
15 |
daughter |
Kisil-Kelman Yos-Nutov |
Leya |
female |
– |
no |
46 |
NEFTMAN |
Zlata |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1827 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
31 |
wife |
Moshko Yos-Nutov |
|
female |
– |
no |
46 |
NEFTMAN |
Sura-Malka |
Moshko |
townsman |
– |
1853 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
5 |
daughter |
Moshko Yos-Nutov |
Zlata |
female |
– |
no |
46 |
NEFTMAN |
Feyga-Leya |
Moshko |
townsman |
– |
1854 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
4 |
daughter |
Moshko Yos-Nutov |
Zlata |
female |
– |
Analysis: This is one of the larger single family households in the revision. Since 1850, the head of household, Yos-Nuta, went missing in 1854 at the age of 64. His 54-year-old wife, Brandlya, is still present in the household.
One of their sons, Kisil-Kelman, is also missing as of 1856 at the age of 42, even though his wife, Leya, age 38 is still present as is a daughter Beyla, age 15. Another son, Moshko, age 34 is also still present. He now has a wife listed named Zlata, age 31, and two daughters born since 1850, one named Sura-Malka, age 5 and another named Feyga-Leya, age 4.
A son of Yos-Nuta and Brandlya, named Abrum-Beyrish, is was recruited in 1852 at the age of 13. Another son of their's, named Abram, age 22, was not in the 1850 census but appears here. According to this revision, he was listed in a 1856 supplement, a copy of which has not been discovered.
Yos-Nuta and Brandlya also have a single daughter, Sura-Leya, age 29, who is the oldest unmarried daughter in this 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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
47 |
DOLGOSHEI |
Moishe-Gersh |
Yos |
townsman |
1824 |
1824 |
1850 |
26 |
|
|
1858 |
34 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
47 |
DOLGOSHEI |
Reyza |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1804 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
54 |
mother |
Moisha-Gersh Yosev |
|
female |
– |
no |
47 |
DOLGOSHEI |
Gitlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1833 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
25 |
wife |
Moisha-Gersh Yosev |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: The family appears in the 1850 census as household #48. Now in 1858 Moishe-Gersh is officially head of household now age 34. In the household with him is his widowed mother, Reyza, age 54, and a new wife, Gitlya, age 25. It is of interest to see that as the official head of household passes to the son, the status of his mother changes. Previously she was the wife of the former head of household. Now she is mother of the current head of household.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
48 |
STEINSHNAD |
Leib [Shlema-Leib in 1850] |
Urin |
townsman |
1793 |
1793 |
1850 |
57 |
|
|
1858 |
65 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
48 |
STEINSHNAD |
Pesya-Gitlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1796 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
62 |
wife |
Shlema-Leib Urinov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
48 |
STEINSHNAD |
Rivka |
Shlema-Leib |
townsman |
– |
1840 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
18 |
daughter |
Shlema-Leib Urinov |
Pesya-Gitlya |
female |
– |
yes |
48 |
STEINSHNAD |
Urin-Gersh |
Moshko |
townsman |
1825 |
1825 |
1850 |
25 |
|
|
1858 |
33 |
nephew |
Shlema-Leib Urinov |
|
male |
– |
no |
48 |
STEINSHNAD |
Genedlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1833 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
25 |
wife |
Urin-Gersh Moshkov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis:
Analysis: There are eight Steinshnad households in this revision (
#33, #34, #44,
#48, #75, #90, #110, #142). See the summary in the 1850 revision for the suspected relationships of these households.
This household remained relatively stable between 1850 and 1858. Leib son of Urin (called Shelma-Leib in 1850 and also called Shlema-Leib Urinov") is still head of household at age 65 and one of the oldest living heads of household in the town. His wife, Pesya-Gitlya, is also still present at age 62. Their daughter Rivka, age 18, is still at home and unmarried. Leib's nephew, Urin-Gersh son of Moshko, is still present at age 33 and is now married to Genedlya, age 25.
We can speculate that Urin-Gersh's father, Moshko, was a brother of Leib since Urin-Gersh is a nephew of Leib and shares his surname.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
49 |
VEXEL |
Duvid-Beynish |
Sender |
townsman |
|
|
1850 |
66 |
died |
1853 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
49 |
VEXEL |
Burakh |
Duvid-Beynish |
townsman |
|
|
1850 |
omitted |
|
|
1858 |
32 |
son |
Duvid-Beynish Senderov |
|
male |
– |
no |
49 |
VEXEL |
Shmil-Yudko |
Burakh |
townsman |
|
|
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
4 |
son |
Burakh Duvid-Beynishev |
Ester-Tsirlya |
male |
– |
no |
49 |
VEXEL |
Ester-Tsirlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
|
|
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Burakh Duvid-Beynishev |
|
female |
– |
no |
49 |
VEXEL |
Beyla-Malka |
Burakh |
townsman |
|
|
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
7 |
daughter |
Burakh Duvid-Beynishev |
Ester-Tsirlya |
female |
– |
no |
49 |
VEXEL |
Brukha |
Burakh |
townsman |
|
|
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
2 |
daughter |
Burakh Duvid-Beynishev |
Ester-Tsirlya |
female |
– |
yes |
49 |
FURSHPAN |
Lipa |
Itsko |
townsman |
1824 |
– |
1850 |
26 |
missing |
1857 |
1858 |
not indicated |
nephew |
Duvid-Beynish Senderov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
49 |
FURSHPAN |
Etya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1832 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
26 |
wife |
Lipa Itskov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: This Vexel household includes relatives from the Furshpan family. The prior head of household, Duvid-Beynish, son of Sender Vexel (also called "Duvid-Beynish Senderov"), died in 1853 at the ripe old age for this revision of 69. A son, Burakh (also called "Burakh Duvid-Beynishev"), age 32, who wasn't present in the earlier 1850 revision, is now in the household with his family and will become the new head of household. It seems possible that he was living elsewhere and brought his family back to this household after his father's death. With Burakh is his wife, Ester-Tsirlya, age 20, a son, Shmil-Yudko, age 4, and two daughters, Beyla-Malka, age 7, and Brukha, age 2.
Lipa Furshpan, a nephew of the deceased head of household, was already present in the 1850 revision with the surname spelling "Furshpon." We now learn he went missing in 1857 at the age of 33. His wife Etya, age 26, still remains in the household and perhaps he will return. Since Lipa has a different surname from this Vexel household, we can assume his mother was a sister of the deceased head of household, Duvid-Beynish. Lipa would thus be a first cousin to the emerging head of household, Burakh Duvid-Beynishev.
There is a larger Furshpan household #14 in this revision and it is possible that Lipa could be related to them since that household has a male named Liba named for the ancestor Leib.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
50 |
BUKHGALTER |
Moshko |
Yudko |
townsman |
1827 |
1827 |
1850 |
23 |
|
|
1858 |
31 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
50 |
BUKHGALTER |
Burakh-Yudko |
Moshko |
townsman |
– |
1856 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
1 1/2 |
son |
Moshko Yudkov
|
Haya |
male |
– |
maybe? |
50 |
BUKHGALTER |
Haya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1833 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
25 |
wife |
Moshko Yudkov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Moshko was a young man of 23 in the 1850 census. His father and a brother had already died. His mother was still present in 1850 but is no longer here and may have died or gone to live elsewhere. A wife named Sura, birth year about 1830, is listed in 1850. Here his wife's name is Haya, birth year about 1833. It is unclear if this is a new wife or perhaps the same woman using a different one of her names. A newborn son has been born in any case named Burakh-Yudko, age 1.5.
This is one of two Bukhgalter families in this revision (#50,
#133). In the 1850 revision the two households appeared to be founded by brothers, both sons of Wolf. The traces of those relationships are no longer evident here but the families are probably related.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
51 |
KVASGALTER |
Yos-Gersh |
Shevel |
townsman |
1823 |
1823 |
1850 |
27 |
|
|
1858 |
35 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
51 |
KVASGALTER |
Zlata |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1824 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
34 |
wife |
Yos-Gersh Shevelev |
|
female |
– |
no |
51 |
KVASGALTER |
Sura |
Yos-Gersh |
townsman |
– |
1854 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1850 |
4 |
daughter |
Yos-Gersh Shevelev |
Zlata |
female |
– |
Analysis: Yos-Gersh and his wife Zlata were both present in the 1850 census and are present still. They now have a new daughter, age 4, named Sura.
As noted in the 1850 revision, 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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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
52 |
FISHMAN |
Yerikhim-Moishe |
Yoikhin |
townsman |
1808 |
– |
1850 |
42 |
died |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
52 |
FISHMAN |
Yoikhin |
Yerikhim-Moishe |
townsman |
– |
1835 |
1850 |
15) |
|
|
1858 |
23 |
son |
Yerikhim-Moisha Yoikhinov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
52 |
FISHMAN |
Yerikhim-Moishe |
Yoikhim |
townsman |
– |
1856 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
2 |
son |
Yerikhim-Moisha Yoikhinov |
|
male |
– |
no |
52 |
FISHMAN |
Ita |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Yoikhin Yerikhim-Moishev |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: In 1854, the prior head of household, Yerikhim-Moishe, passed away at the age of 46. His son, Yoikhim, now 23, has since married Ita, age 20, and they have a 2-year-old son who is named for his grandfather, Yerikim-Moishe. Yerikhim-Moishe's daughter, Rivka, who was 12 in the 1850 census is no longer present in the household and likely has married and joined a new household.
This is one of seven Fishman households in the 1858 revision (#32,
#52, #64, #85, #117, #127, #132). It is not clear from the 1850 revision whether these families are related to one another.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
53 |
GERTNIK |
Avrum-Meyer |
not indicated [Leib] |
townsman |
1835 |
1835 |
1850 |
15 |
|
|
1858 |
23 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
53 |
GERTNIK |
Tema |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Avrum-Meyer |
|
male |
– |
Analysis: Avrum-Meyer was the grandson and namesake of the previous head of the household. He is now 23, head of household, and is now married to Tema, age 20.
This is one of two Gertnik households #53, #137) in the revision. The second Gertnik household had the surname Gutnik in the 1850 revision. Whether those two Gertnik families are related is not clear.
As noted in the earlier 1850 revision, there is a Gertnik family remembered in the Mlynov-Mervits Memorial Book. The writer, Yosef Gertnik, indicates his father's name was Moshe and his grandfather's name was Mordechai. It sees possible that one of these Gertnik families is his ancestral family.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
54 |
ERLIKHMAN |
Moshko-Ber |
Yankel |
townsman |
1820 |
1820 |
1850 |
30 |
|
|
1858 |
38 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
54 |
ERLIKHMAN |
Yeikiv |
Moshko-Ber |
townsman |
1834 |
1834 |
1850 |
16 |
|
|
1858 |
24 |
son |
Moshko-Ber Yankelev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
54 |
ERLIKHMAN |
Ester-Yenta |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1830 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
28 |
wife |
Moshko-Bera Yankelev |
|
female |
– |
no |
54 |
ERLIKHMAN |
Basya-Gudya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Yeikiv Moshko-Berov |
|
female |
– |
no |
54 |
ERLIKHMAN |
Beyla |
Yeikiv |
townsman |
– |
1853 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
5 |
daughter |
Yeikiv Moshko-Berov |
Basya-Gudya
|
female |
– |
Analysis: This household was stable between 1850 and 1858 and expanded by two persons. Moshko-Ber has become the head of household. His son, Yeikiv, who was only 16 in 1850, is now married to Basya-Gudya, age 20, and they have a daughter, Beyla, age 5.
This is one of two related Erlikhman households (#54, #100) in this 1858 revision. The 1850 analysis discusses why these two households are likely related.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
55 |
PERLYUK |
Meyer |
Yankel |
townsman |
1825 |
1825 |
1850 |
25 |
|
|
1858 |
33 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
55 |
PERLYUK |
Roiza |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1832 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
26 |
wife |
Meyer Yankelev |
|
female |
– |
no |
55 |
PERLYUK |
Haya-Leya |
Meyer |
townsman |
– |
1857 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
1 |
daughter |
Meyer Yankelev |
Roiza |
female |
– |
Analysis: In 1850, Meyer was the only male present in the household. By 1858, he is 33 and has now formally become head of household. He is married to a woman named Roiza, age 26, who appears to be different than a wife mentioned in 1850. Meyer and Roiza have a 1 year old daughter named Haya-Leya.
In the list of martyrs from Mervits in the Memorial book, there is a Yudal Perluck and his family listed. It is conceivable he is a descendant of this family.
This Perlyuk family may also be related to Gdalia Preluck/ Pryluck who married Golda Steinberg from Mervits. We know that Golda was born in Mervits as evident from her naturalization records and family oral traditions and that she married Gdalia in Mervits in 1906. There is conflicting information about Gdalia's birthplace in the records. His naturalizations records indicate he was born in "Marchelh" and "Marchelk" (perhaps Mochulki, Ukraine today, 26 miles from Mervits) but his 1913 passenger manifest indicates his last residence and birthplace were Mervits. Whether he is related to this Perlyuk family is thus uncertain.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
56 |
FELDMAN |
Gersh |
Yos |
farmer? |
1799 |
– |
1850 |
51 |
farming? |
|
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
56 |
FELDMAN |
Shmul-Shlema |
Gersh |
townsman |
1819 |
– |
1850 |
31 |
farming? |
|
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Gersh Yosev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
56 |
FELDMAN |
Elya |
Shmul-Shlema |
townsman |
1836 |
– |
1850 |
14 |
farming? |
|
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Shmul-Shlem Gershko |
|
male |
– |
yes |
56 |
FELDMAN |
Ire-Volf |
Shmul-Shlema |
townsman |
1838 |
– |
1850 |
12 |
farming? |
|
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Shmul-Shlem Gershko |
|
male |
– |
Analysis: This is one of six Feldman households in the 1858 revision ( #56,
#58, #81, #83,
#106, #114). As discussed in the 1850 revision, several of these families appear related.
All the members of the family here in 1858 were present in 1850. But none of their ages are indicated in 1858 suggesting the family is no longer present in town. Under "cause" the revision has Russian words whose meaning is not certain and seem to have something to do with farming.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
57 |
BERGER |
Moshko-Khaim |
Avrum |
townsman |
1824 |
1824 |
1850 |
26 |
|
|
1858 |
34 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
57 |
BERGER |
Perlya-Vekhna |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1824 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
34 |
wife |
Moshko-Khaim Avrumov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
57 |
BERGER |
Brukha-Roiza |
Moshko-Khaim |
townsman |
– |
1842 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
16 |
daughter |
Moshko-Khaim Avrumov |
Perlya-Vekhna |
female |
– |
Analysis: Since 1850, Moshko-Khaim son of Avrum, age 34, has officially become head of household. He was grandson of the earlier head of household. Otherwise, the household has not changed. His wife, Perlya-Vekhna, age 34, and daughter, Brukha-Roiza, age 16 are both still present and no other members of the household have appeared.
There are four Berger households listed in this revision (#30, #57, #60,
#113).
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
58 |
FELDMAN |
Leyzor |
Yos |
townsman |
1810 |
– |
1850 |
40 |
farming? |
|
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
58 |
FELDMAN |
Shulim |
Leyzor |
townsman |
1829 |
– |
1850 |
21 |
farming? |
|
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Leyzor Yosev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
58 |
FELDMAN |
Gershko |
Leyzor |
townsman |
1835 |
– |
1850 |
15 |
farming? |
|
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Leyzor Yosev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
58 |
FELDMAN |
Motya |
Leyzor |
townsman |
1839 |
– |
1850 |
11 |
farming? |
|
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Leyzor Yosev |
|
male |
– |
Analysis: This is one of six Feldman households in the 1858 revision ( #56,
#58, #81, #83,
#106, #114). As discussed in the 1850 revision, several of these families appear related.
All the members of the family here in 1858 were present in 1850. But none of their ages are indicated in 1858 suggesting the family is no longer present in town. Under "cause" the revision has Russian words whose meaning is not certain and seem to have something to do with farming.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
59 |
GEKER |
Nusin |
Yos |
townsman |
1822 |
1822 |
1850 |
28 |
|
|
1858 |
36 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
59 |
GEKER |
Golda |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1825 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
33 |
wife |
Nusin Yosev |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Nusin and Golda Geker were both listed alone in the 1850 census. Now 8 years later, they are still alone and apparently childless with no extended local family.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
60 |
BERGER |
Urin-Leib |
Gershko |
townsman |
1812 |
– |
1851 |
39 |
|
|
1858 |
46 [strikethrough] |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
yes |
60 |
BERGER |
Ovshiya-Motel |
Urin-Leib |
townsman |
1843 |
– |
1851 |
8 |
|
|
1858 |
15 [strikethrough] |
son |
Urin-Leib Gershkov |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
Analysis: This father and son pair appeared in the 1851 census in household #61 (supplement #36) living with a larger household of Bergers related to his father. Urin-Leib was 39 and Ovshiya was 8. They now constitute their own household. Urin-Leib is 46 and Ovshiya-Motel is 15.
There are four Berger households listed in this revision (#30, #57, #60,
#113). Urin-Leib son of Gershko here is probably a brother of Kelman son of Gershko listed as head of household #30.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
61 |
KLEYNER |
Itsko |
Moshko |
townsman |
1824 |
1824 |
1850 |
26 |
|
|
1858 |
34 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
61 |
KLEYNER |
Shakhna-Ber |
Moshko |
townsman |
– |
1853 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
5 |
son |
Itsko Moshkov |
|
male |
– |
no |
61 |
KLEYNER |
Malya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Itsko Moshkov |
|
female |
– |
no |
61 |
KLEYNER |
Sheyna-Pesya |
Itsko |
townsman |
– |
1857 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
.25 |
daughter |
Itsko Moshkov |
Malya |
female |
– |
Analysis: Itsko son of Moshko (also called "Itsko Moshkov") age 34, is still head of household. He appears to have a new wife. In the 1850 census, his wife's name was Rivka and she was born in 1830. Here he is married to Malya who was born in 1838. They have a daughter, Sheyna-Pesya, a few months old. An older son, Shakhna-Ber was born in 1855. His mother is not listed and probably was Itsko's former wife, Rivka.
This is one of two Kleyner households that may be related (#61,
#105). See the 1850 revision analysis for the possible relationship.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
62 |
GELMAN |
Gershko-Mordko |
Berko |
townsman |
1826 |
– |
1850 |
24 |
missing |
1855 |
1858 |
|
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
62 |
GELMAN |
Itsko-Srul |
Berko |
townsman |
1838 |
1838 |
1850 |
12 |
|
|
1858 |
20 |
brother |
Gershko-Mordko Berkov |
|
male |
– |
no |
62 |
GELMAN |
Srul |
Berko |
townsman |
– |
1842 |
1850 |
omitted |
|
|
1858 |
16 |
brother |
Gershko-Mordko Berkov |
|
male |
– |
This is the first of two Gelman households (#62, #102).
As discussed in the 1850 census, the two households appear to be headed by brothers, sons of Abram Gelman.
This household looks quite different in 1858 than it did in 1850. Gershko-Mordko, who became head of household after his father died in 1848, is now missing. His wife and sister both listed in 1850 are no longer listed. Perhaps they have left together. Still present are two of Gershko-Mordko's brothers, Itsko-Srul, age 20, who was present in 1850 and Srul, age 16, who was not listed in 1850. Perhaps Srul was in hiding in 1850 or returned from the military.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
63 |
GRINSHPUN |
Mordko |
Faivish |
townsman |
1801 |
– |
1851 |
50 |
missing |
1856 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Mar 05 |
yes |
63 |
GRINSHPUN |
Meyer-Faivel |
Mordko |
townsman |
1817 |
1817 |
1851 |
34 |
|
|
1858 |
41 |
son |
Mordko Faivishev |
|
male |
Mar 05 |
no |
63 |
GRINSHPUN |
Yankel-Yos |
Meyer-Faivel |
townsman |
– |
1856 |
1851 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
2 |
son |
Mordko Faivishev |
|
male |
Mar 05 |
yes |
63 |
GRINSHPUN |
Haya-Rukhel |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1821 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
37 |
wife |
Meyer-Faivel Mordkov |
|
female |
Mar 05 |
yes |
63 |
GRINSHPUN |
Dina-Mirlya |
Meyer-Faivel |
townsman |
– |
1839 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
19 |
daughter |
Meyer-Faivel Mordkov |
Haya-Rukhel |
female |
Mar 05 |
Analysis: Mordko son of Faivish was reported missing in 1850. He apparently returned in the meantime and then went missing again in 1856 at the age of 55. Perhaps he was mobile for business reasons. His son Meyer-Fayvel had also been missing in 1850 and reappeared in the 1851 supplement. He is still present at the age of 41. His wife Haya-Rukhel, age 37, was present in 1851 as well and called simply Rukhlya then. Their daughter, Dina-Mirlya, age 19, is still present in the household and not yet married. Her older sister, Malka-Freyda, who was 15 in the 1851 census is no longer in the household and presumably married and belongs to a new household.
This is one of eleven households with Grinshpun members in this 1858 revision (#16, #28, 38, #39, #40, #63, #71, #82, #108, #123, #136). An analysis of the possible relationships among these families is summarized in the 1850 census.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
64 |
FISHMAN |
Khaim-Mendel |
Avrum-Duvid |
townsman |
1822 |
1822 |
1850 |
28 |
|
|
1858 |
36 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
64 |
FISHMAN |
Yankel-Moishe |
Avrum-Duvid |
townsman |
1838 |
1838 |
1850 |
12 |
|
|
1858 |
20 |
son |
Khaim-Mendel Avrum-Duvidov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
64 |
FISHMAN |
Ester-Hana |
Khaim-Mendel |
townsman |
– |
1835 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
23 |
daughter |
Khaim-Mendel Avrum-Duvidov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
64 |
FISHMAN |
Yenta |
Khaim-Mendel |
townsman |
– |
1840 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
18 |
daughter |
Khaim-Mendel Avrum-Duvidov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
64 |
FISHMAN |
Beyla |
Khaim-Mendel |
townsman |
– |
1851 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
7 |
daughter |
Khaim-Mendel Avrum-Duvidov |
|
female |
– |
no |
64 |
FISHMAN |
Maryim-Nekha |
Khaim-Mendel |
townsman |
– |
1854 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
4 |
daughter |
Khaim-Mendel Avrum-Duvidov |
|
female |
– |
no |
64 |
FISHMAN |
Sura |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1842 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
16 |
wife |
Yankel-Moisha Khaim-Mendelev |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Since 1850, Khaim-Mendel son of Avrum-Duvid, age 36, became head of the household. He has one married son, Yankel-Moishe living in the household with his 16 year old wife, Sura. In addition he has four daughters still in the houseld: Ester-Hana, age 23, a veritable old maid by the standard of this revision, Yenta, age 18, Beylad, age 7, and Maryim-Nekha, age 4. Khaim-Mendel's wife, Sura-Freydya, who was listed in the 1850 revision is no longer listed for unknown reasons.
This is one of seven Fishman households in the 1858 revision (#32,
#52, #64, #85, #117, #127, #132). It is not clear from the 1850 revision whether these families are related to one another.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
no |
65 |
Nudel |
Shulim |
Srul |
townsman |
– |
1828 |
1850 |
omitted |
|
|
1858 |
30 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
65 |
Nudel |
Sosya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1832 |
1850 |
1858 |
|
|
1858 |
26 |
head of family |
wife |
Shulim Srulev |
male |
– |
Analysis: According to the translator, the 1858 revision associates this household with household #66 in the 1850 census. However, there is no evidence of that connection from the 1850 revision that was translated. That household in 1850 had only one person listed: Duvid Berger son of Leib and he had died as early as 1841. There is no Nudel family in that household or any other household in the 1850 revision that has been translated. Perhaps what this revision captures is that a small household structure that previously was a Berger was occupied by a new family after it was empty. It thus appears that this is a new family in town since 1850. The small household includes Shulim, son of Srul, age 30, and his wife Sosya, age 26.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
66 |
YONAK |
Moshko-Aron |
Duvid |
townsman |
1815 |
1815 |
1850 |
35 |
|
|
1858 |
43 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
66 |
YONAK |
Rukhel-Leya |
nor indicated |
townsman |
– |
1828 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
30 |
wife |
Moisha-Avrum Duvidov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: This household's surname was "Yuniuk" in 1850. Moshko-Abram (called Moshko-Aron in 1850) is still head of the family. It appears he married a new wife in the intervening years. In 1850, his wife was Rivka and she was 3 years younger than him. Now he is married to Rukhel-Leya and she is 13 years younger than him. No children are listed.
There are 3 Yonak/Yonik households in this revision (#66,
#98, #125). As discussed in the 1850 analysis and summarized below, household #66 and household #125 were likely headed by brothers, even though the spelling of their surnames has sinced diverged.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
67 |
KUCHER |
Urin-Leib |
Gershko |
townsman |
1815 |
1815 |
1850 |
35 |
|
|
1858 |
43 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
67 |
KUCHER |
Zainvel |
Urin-Leib |
townsman |
1838 |
1838 |
1850 |
12 |
|
|
1858 |
20 |
son |
Urin-Leib Gershkov
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
67 |
KUCHER |
Yankel |
Urin-Leib |
townsman |
1840 |
1840 |
1850 |
10 |
|
|
1858 |
18 |
son |
Urin-Leib Gershkov
|
|
male |
– |
no |
67 |
KUCHER |
Shmul-Moishe |
Urin-Leib |
townsman |
– |
1851 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
7 |
son |
Urin-Leib Gershkov
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
67 |
KUCHER |
Gitlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1817 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
41 |
wife |
Urin-Leib Gershkov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
67 |
KUCHER |
Tsivya |
Urin-Leib |
townsman |
– |
1842 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
16 |
daughter |
Urin-Leib Gershkov
|
Gitlya |
female |
– |
yes |
67 |
KUCHER |
Beyla |
Urin-Leib |
townsman |
– |
1844 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
14 |
daughter |
Urin-Leib Gershkov |
Gitlya |
female |
– |
yes |
67 |
KUCHER |
Etlya [Gitlya in 1850] |
Urin-Leib |
townsman |
– |
1846 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
12 |
daughter |
Urin-Leib Gershkov |
Gitlya |
female |
– |
Analysis: This Kucher household was very stable between 1850–1858. Urin-Leib son of Gershko (also called "Urin-Leib Gershkov"), age 43, remains head of household, with his wife, Gitlya, age 41. They have three sons, Zainvel, age 20, Yankel, age 18, and a new son since the last revision, Shmul-Moishe, age 7. They also have three daughters none of whom are married, Tsivya, age 16, Beyla, age 14, and Etlya (who was called Gitlya in 1850) age 12.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
68 |
LEMER |
Nusin |
Yos |
townsman |
1809 |
1809 |
1850 |
41 |
|
|
1858 |
49 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
68 |
LEMER |
Srul-Yos |
Nusin |
townsman |
1834 |
– |
1850 |
16 |
missing |
1856 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Nusin Yosev |
|
male |
– |
no |
68 |
LEMER |
Avrum-Volf |
Nusin |
townsman |
– |
1852 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
6 |
son |
Nusin Yosev |
|
male |
– |
no |
68 |
LEMER |
Tauba-Ita |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1828 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
30 |
wife |
Nusin Yosev |
|
male |
– |
Analysis: Nusin son of Yos (also called "Nusin Yosev"), age 49, is still head of the household. He is married to a new younger wife. In 1850, his wife's name was Basya and she was born in 1811, one year younger than Nusin. Now he is married to Tauba-Ita, age 30, 19 years younger than Nusin. His son, Srul-Yos, who went missing in 1856 at the age of 22, was from his first wife. It is not clear who the mother is of his young son, Avrum-Volf, age 6.
In the 1850 revision, three daughters were listed from his first wife: Riklya-Leya, age 16, Ester-Rukhlya, age 12, and Bintsya, age 9. All three are now gone and possibly got married in the meantime.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
69 |
Yos-Leib or Yos |
Gerts or Leib-Gerts |
VINOKURNIK |
townsman |
1839 |
1839 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
19 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
Analysis: Yos-Leib was 11 years old in 1850 and the son of the previous head of household who had died. Now age 19, he is still the only member of this household present and is now head of household.
This is one of three households with Vinokurnik members (
#69, #75, #109). There is no explicit familial relationships among them.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
70 |
KREYMER |
Ovshiya |
Yankel |
townsman |
1807 |
– |
1850 |
43 |
missing |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
daughter |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
70 |
KREYMER |
Alter-Beniumin |
Ovshiya |
townsman |
1838 |
1838 |
1850 |
12 |
|
|
1858 |
20 |
son |
Ovshiya Yankelev |
|
male |
– |
no |
70 |
KREYMER |
Gitlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1840 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
18 |
wife |
Alter-Beniumin Ovshiyev |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: In this revision, there are two Kreymer households: (#70
#111) that are likely related, both headed by sons of a man named Yankel Kreymer. This household was spelled "Kremer" in the 1850 census and is now spelled Kreymer. We had speculated there that this household was also related to the 1850 household #8 called Kreymer (and now called Kroimer #8 in this revision). That speculation now seems warranted.
Here, Ovshiya son of Yankel has gone missing in 1854 at the age of 47. His wife, who was listed in the 1850 revision, is also absent. Still present is his son Ovshiya, age 20, who is now married to Gitlya, age 18.
From family letter written by her daughter, we know that a Frayda Cramer (1883–1960) was living in Mervits before she and her husband David Katz migrated to Saskatoon, Canada in about 1904. It seems possible that Frayda and her Cramer siblings may be descendants of one of these Kreymer/Kremer families, though the family remembers Frayda's father as "David Joshua Hacohen Cramer" and as being from "Dubinsk." However, Frayda's husband, David Katz, was also from Mervits. His parents were Yankel Volf Katz Hacohen and his mother was Ronya Leah Wurtzel. Ronya Leah appears in this 1858 census as a 1-year-old girl.
A Summary of Kreymer/Krimer/Kremer surname changes and household # changes
1850 Household # and surname |
corresponds to |
1858 Household # and surname |
#71 KREMER |
--> |
#70 KREYMER |
#8 KREYMER |
--> |
#8 KROIMER and #139 KREMER |
#113 KRIMER |
--> |
#111 KREYMER |
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
71 |
GRINSHPUN |
Itsko |
Vigdor |
townsman |
1817 |
1817 |
1850 |
33 |
|
|
1858 |
41 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
71 |
GRINSHPUN |
Moishe-Meyer |
Itsko |
townsman |
1841 |
1841 |
1850 |
9 |
|
|
1858 |
17 |
son |
Itsko Vigdorov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
71 |
GRINSHPUN |
Rukhlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1820 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
38 |
wife |
Itsko Vigdorov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Itsko son of Vigdor (also called "Itsko Vigdorov"), age 41, remains head of the household. His wife, Rukhlya, age 38 is also still present. They have a 17-year-old son, Moishe-Meyer, still living in the household with them. Itsko's mother, Metlya, who was present in 1850 at the age of 60 is no longer mentioned and perhaps passed away. Their two daughters, Gitlya, and Basya-Rukhlya, who were 12 and 10 respectively in 1850 are no longer present in the household and presumably got married and moved to another household.
A Gitlya who was born in 1838, the same year as this daughter, appears as a wife in Grinshpun household #136. We can't be sure this is the same woman, but it is possible she married a cousin.
This is one of eleven households with Grinshpun members in this 1858 revision (#16, #28, 38, #39, #40, #63, #71, #82, #108, #123, #136). An analysis of the possible relationships among these families is summarized in the 1850 census.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
72 |
GEKHTMAN |
Kogos |
Lipa |
townsman |
1801 |
1801 |
1850 |
49 |
|
|
1858 |
57 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
72 |
GEKHTMAN |
Lipa-Ber |
Kogos |
townsman |
– |
– |
1850 |
not indicated |
|
|
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Kogos Lipov |
Reyza |
male |
– |
no |
72 |
GEKHTMAN |
Reyza |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1818 |
1850 |
not indicated |
|
|
1858 |
40 |
wife |
Kogos Lipov |
|
female |
– |
no |
72 |
GEKHTMAN |
Yankel |
Lipa-Ber |
townsman |
1844 |
– |
1850 |
6 |
missing |
|
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Lipa-Ber Kogosov |
|
male |
– |
no |
72 |
GEKHTMAN |
Lipa |
Lipa-Ber |
townsman |
1849 |
– |
1850 |
1 |
missing |
|
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Lipa-Ber Kogosov |
|
male |
– |
Analysis: Kogos has become head of household since the 1850 census. A new wife, Reyza, age 40, appears here and replaces the older Yenta from the previous census. A son named Lipa-Ber was listed in the earlier 1850 census and supposedly died in 1943 at the age of 17. He is again listed here with no additional age information. But what is perplexing is that now he has two sons listed: Yankel, age 6, who is also missing and Lipa, age 1 also missing. Whether Lipa-Ber lived longer than the 1850 census reported and had children or whether some other obfsucation is at play is not clear.
This is one of two Gekhtman households ( #72, #128) in this revision. See the 1850 discussion for the likely familial relationship between these households.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
73 |
FLESHER |
Beniumin |
Abram |
townsman |
1803 |
– |
1850 |
47 |
missing |
1856 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
73 |
FLESHER |
Alter |
Beniumin |
townsman |
1835 |
1835 |
1850 |
15 |
|
|
1858 |
23 |
son |
Beniumin Abramov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
73 |
FLESHER |
Hana |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1809 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
49 |
wife |
Beniumin Abramov |
|
female |
– |
no |
73 |
FLESHER |
Rukhlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Alter Beniuminov |
|
female |
– |
This household is distinct from the Fleischer household ( #45) above. Since 1855, the head of this household Beniumin, son of Abram, has been missing. Whether he was in hiding or absent for some other reason is not clear. His son, Alter, now 23, is the oldest male in the household. His mother, Hana, age 49 is also present and Alter has gotten married since the last census. His wife is Rukhlya, age 20 is now in the household. No children are listed for them. Beniumin's daughter, Reyzya, who was listed in 1850 as 16 is no longer present and it seems likely she was married off by this time and has gone to another 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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
74 |
Steinshnader |
Yudko |
Nakhman |
townsman |
1820 |
1820 |
1851 |
31 |
|
|
1858 |
38 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
yes |
74 |
Steinshnader |
Gersh-Leib |
Yudko |
townsman |
1844 |
1844 |
1851 |
7 |
|
|
1858 |
14 |
son |
Yudko Nakhmanov |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
yes? |
74 |
Steinshnader |
Malka-Haya [=Rivka-Malya] |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1827 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
31 |
wife |
Yudko Nakhmanov |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
yes |
74 |
Steinshnader |
Maryim-Enya |
Yudko |
townsman |
– |
1847 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
11 |
daughter |
Yudko Nakhmanov |
Malka-Haya |
female |
Jan 24 |
Analysis: This is one of two Steinshnader households (#74, #75) and one Steinshnaider household ( #41). There is no explicit relationship between this household and the other two.
The head of this household Yudko son of Nakhman (also called "Yudko Nakhmanov") was missing in 1850 but reappeared in the 1851 revision. He is now 38. His mother, who was present in 1851, is no longer listed. Still present is Yudko's wife Malka-Haya, age 31. It appears she is the same woman called Rivka-Mlya in 1850 revision, both women having the same birth year. Their son, Gersh-Leib, age 14, and daughter, Maryim-Enya, age 11 are both still present in the household as well.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
75 |
STEINSHNADER |
Berko |
Gershon |
townsman |
1802 |
– |
1851 |
49 |
missing |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
75 |
STEINSHNADER |
Duvid-Yankel aka Duvid-Gersh |
Berko |
townsman |
1839 |
1839 |
1851 |
12 |
|
|
1858 |
19 |
son |
Berko Gershonov |
|
male |
Mar 26 |
yes |
75 |
STEINSHNAD |
Yankel |
Berko |
townsman |
1843 |
– |
1851 |
8 |
missing |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Berko Gershonov |
|
male |
Jun 27 |
no |
75 |
STEINSHNADER |
Gersh |
Berko |
townsman |
1840 |
– |
1851 |
11 |
missing |
1851 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Berko Gershonov |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
yes |
75 |
VINOKURNIK |
Duvid |
Isser |
townsman |
1827 |
– |
1851 |
24 |
missing |
1851 |
1858 |
not indicated |
nephew |
Berko Gershonov |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
75 |
STEINSHNADER |
Moshko |
Isser |
townsman |
1836 |
– |
1851 |
15 |
missing |
1851 |
1858 |
not indicated |
brother |
Duvid Isserov |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
75 |
STEINSHNADER |
Shulim |
Isser |
townsman |
1839 |
– |
1851 |
12 |
recruited |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
brother |
Duvid Isserov |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
75 |
STEINSHNADER |
Leya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Duvid-Yankel Berkov |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
no |
75 |
STEINSHNADER |
Sura |
Duvid-Yankel |
townsman |
– |
1856 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
2 |
daughter |
Duvid-Yankel Berkov |
Leya |
female |
Jan 24 |
Analysis: This Steinshnader household also has a member with the surname Vonokurnik. This is one of two Steinshnader households (#74, #75) and one Steinshnaider household ( #41).
Despite the variation in spelling of the surnames, it seems plausible that the head of this household #75, Berko son of Gershon (born in 1802), is the father of the Volf son of Berko head of household #41 (born in 1824). While this is primarily a Steinshnader household, one of the members is called "Steinhnad" showing the fluidity of surnames and raising the possibility there was a relationship between members of these surnames too. There is also a nephew in the household with the surname Vinokurnik.
In 1850, this was a small Steinshnader household. The head of household, Berko son of Gershon (also called "Berko Gershonov") was missing in 1850, showed up in 1851, and then went missing again in 1854 at the age of 52. His wife, Vekhna, and daughter, Ester, who were present in the 1851 supplement are also both now missing.
A 19-year-old son of Berko's called Duvid-Yankel (or "Duvid Yankel Berkov") is the oldest male in the household and is present with his wife, Leya, age 20 and a daughter, Sura, age 2. A number of males are listed who were supposedly present in 1851 but are now missing. Berko's son, Gersh, went missing in 1851 at the age of 11, and another son, called Yankel "Steinshnad" (instead of Steinshnader) went missing in 1854 at the age of 11.
A nephew of Berko with the Vinokurnik surname is listed here. Duvid son of Isser Vinokurnik (also called "Duvid Isserov"), went missing in 1851 at the age of 25. Two of his brothers are also listed but not present. His brother Moshko went missing in 1851 at the age of 15, and brother Shulim was recruited in 1854 at the age of 15. It is not at all clear why Duvid's brothers have the surname Steinshnader while Duvid has the surname Vinokurnik. Perhaps because they were younger they absorbed their uncle's surname or were even adopted.
This is one of three households with Vinokurnik members (
#69, #75, #109). There is no explicit familial relationships among them.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
76 |
BUGER |
Vulf |
Leyzor |
townsman |
1812 |
1812 |
1850 |
38 |
|
|
1858 |
46 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
76 |
BUGER |
Leyzor |
Vulf |
townsman |
1834 |
1834 |
1850 |
16 |
|
|
1858 |
24 |
son |
Vulf Leyzorov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
76 |
BUGER |
Malka-Sheyna |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1815 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
43 |
wife |
Vulf Leyzorov |
|
female |
– |
no |
76 |
BUGER |
Hana |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Leyzor Vulfov |
|
female |
– |
no |
76 |
BUGER |
Bluma |
Leyzor |
townsman |
– |
1857 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
1 |
daughter |
Leyzor Vulfov |
Hana |
female |
– |
Analysis: Vulf, his wife Malka-Sheyna and his son Leyzor were all listed in the 1850 census under the surname Berer (household #77). The household now with the surname rendered as Buger, has now expanded. Leyzor, age 24, is now married to Hana, age 20 and they have a 1-year-old daughter, Bluma.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
77 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Shmariya-Moishe |
Mordko |
townsman |
1802 |
– |
1850 |
48 |
missing |
1853 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
77 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Shlema |
Shmariya-Moishe |
townsman |
1831 |
– |
1850 |
19 |
missing |
1857 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Shmariya-Moisha Mordkov |
Rukhlya |
male |
– |
no |
77 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Shmariya |
Shlema |
townsman |
– |
1853 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
5 |
son |
Shmariya-Moisha Mordkov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
77 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Rukhlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1820 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
38 |
wife |
Shmariya-Moisha Mordkov |
|
female |
– |
no? |
77 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Genya-Sura |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1834 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
24 |
wife |
Shlema Shmariya-Moishev |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: The head of the household here, Shmariya-Moishe son of Mordko, went missing in 1853 at the age of 51. His son, Shlema, also went missing in 1857 at the age of 26. Shmariya-Moishe's wife, Ruklya, age 38, is still present and a new son, Shmariya, age 5, is now listed.
A wife of the missing son, Shlema, named Genya-Sura, age 24 is listed. In the 1850 census, his wife was called Pesya and in the 1851 revision, his wife's name is Enya. This is still a third name or third wife. Several sisters listed in 1850 are no longer listed.
This is one of seven Finkelstein households (#31, #77, #78, #79, #80, #104, #152). The first three (#31, #77, #78) were in all probability headed by brothers (Yoirikhim, Shmaria, and Itksko) sons of Mordko Finkelstein, as discussed and evident in the 1850 revision.
Households #79 and #80 were originally called Filkenstein (not Finkelstein) in the 1850 revision. There is no familial relationship evident between them and the others, though the proximity of #80 to #77 and #78 makes one wonder whether they are related. Households #104 and #152 have no predecessors in the 1850 revision and no obvious familial connection to the others.
For an overview, see a table style summary of these families.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
78 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Itsko-Srul |
Mordko |
townsman |
1813 |
– |
1850 |
37 |
missing |
1853 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
78 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Yudko |
Duvid |
townsman |
1806 |
– |
1850 |
44 |
|
|
1858 |
52 [strikethrough] |
nephew |
Itsko-Srul Mordkov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
78 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Yankel-Shlema |
Yudko |
townsman |
1829 |
– |
1850 |
21 |
|
|
1858 |
28 [strikethrough] |
son |
Itsko-Srul Mordkov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
78 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Genya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
– |
1850 |
21 |
|
|
1858 |
47 [crossed out in pencil] |
wife |
Itsko-Srul Mordkov |
|
female |
– |
no |
78 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Rukhlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
– |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
24 [crossed out in pencil] |
wife |
Yankel-Shlema Yudkov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Itsko-Srul son of Mordko, now head of household, went missing in 1853 at the age of 40. Still in the household is his wife Genya, and a son Yankel-Shlema. Yankel-Shlema is now married to a woman Rukhlya.
This is one of seven Finkelstein households (#31, #77, #78, #79, #80, #104, #152). The first three (#31, #77, #78) were in all probability headed by brothers (Yoirikhim, Shmaria, and Itksko) sons of Mordko Finkelstein, as discussed and evident in the 1850 revision.
Households #79 and #80 were originally called Filkenstein (not Finkelstein) in the 1850 revision. There is no familial relationship evident between them and the others, though the proximity of #80 to #77 and #78 makes one wonder whether they are related. Households #104 and #152 have no predecessors in the 1850 revision and no obvious familial connection to the others.
For an overview, see a table style summary of these families.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
79 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Moshko |
Faivish |
townsman |
1805 |
1805 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
53 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
79 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Reyza |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1809 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
49 |
wife |
Moshko Faivishev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
79 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Avrum-Yankel |
Moshko |
townsman |
1841 |
– |
1850 |
9 |
missing |
1856 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Moshko Faivishev |
Reyzya |
male |
– |
yes |
79 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Munish |
Yudko |
townsman |
1821 |
1821 |
1850 |
29 |
|
|
1858 |
37 |
related to them |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
79 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Ovshiya |
Munish |
townsman |
– |
1851 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
7 |
son |
Munish Yudkov |
Golda |
male |
– |
duplicate entry |
79 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Reyza |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1809 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
49 |
wife |
Moshko Faivishev |
|
female |
– |
yes |
79 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Golda |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1825 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
33 |
wife |
Munish Yudkov |
|
female |
– |
yes |
79 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Ester |
Munish |
townsman |
– |
1847 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
11 |
daughter |
Munish Yudkov |
Golda |
female |
– |
Analysis: Most of this household was present in 1850. Moshko son of Faivish (also called "Moshko Faivishev"), age 53, is now head of household. He was originally the nephew of the household head. Present is his wife, Reyza, age 49. Their son Avrum-Yanekl went missing in 1856 at the age of 15.
The family of Munish, son of Yudko, constitutes the rest of the household. In the 1850 census, he was called a "brother-in-law" of the household head. His wife, Golda, age 33 is present and a daughter, Ester, age 11. They also have a new son, Ovshiya, age 7.
This is one of seven Finkelstein households (#31, #77, #78, #79, #80, #104, #152). The first three (#31, #77, #78) were in all probability headed by brothers (Yoirikhim, Shmaria, and Itksko) sons of Mordko Finkelstein, as discussed and evident in the 1850 revision.
Households #79 and #80 were originally called Filkenstein (not Finkelstein) in the 1850 revision. There is no familial relationship evident between them and the others, though the proximity of #80 to #77 and #78 makes one wonder whether they are related. Households #104 and #152 have no predecessors in the 1850 revision and no obvious familial connection to the others.
For an overview, see a table style summary of these families.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
80 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Khaim aka Khaim-Motya |
Yos |
townsman |
1824 |
1824 |
1850 |
26 |
|
|
1858 |
34 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
80 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Shlema-Gdalya |
Khaim |
townsman |
1848 |
– |
1850 |
2 |
died |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Khaim Moshkov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
80 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Gitlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1825 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
33 |
wife |
Khaim Moshkov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
80 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Perlya |
Khaim |
townsman |
– |
1844 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
14 |
daughter |
Khaim Moshkov |
Gitlya |
female |
– |
yes |
80 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Freyda |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1834 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
24 |
niece |
Khaim Moshkov |
|
female |
– |
no |
80 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Freyda-Beyla |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1837 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
21 |
niece |
Khaim Moshkov |
|
female |
– |
no |
80 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Tsirlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1839 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
19 |
niece |
Khaim Moshkov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Most of this family unit was present in 1850. Khaim son of Yos (also called Khaim Moshkov") is now head of the family. His wife, Gitlya, age 33, daughter Perlya, age 14, are present. He also has three nieces present: Freyda, age 24, Freyda-Beyla, age 21, and Tsirlya age 19. They were daughters of his deceased brother who was head of household in 1850.
This is one of seven Finkelstein households (#31, #77, #78, #79, #80, #104, #152). The first three (#31, #77, #78) were in all probability headed by brothers (Yoirikhim, Shmaria, and Itksko) sons of Mordko Finkelstein, as discussed and evident in the 1850 revision.
Households #79 and #80 were originally called Filkenstein (not Finkelstein) in the 1850 revision. There is no familial relationship evident between them and the others, though the proximity of #80 to #77 and #78 makes one wonder whether they are related. Households #104 and #152 have no predecessors in the 1850 revision and no obvious familial connection to the others.
For an overview, see a table style summary of these families.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
81 |
FELDMAN |
Nesanel |
Yos |
townsman |
1824 |
1824 |
1850 |
26 |
|
|
1858 |
34 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
yes |
81 |
FELDMAN |
Volf-Mordko |
Nesanel |
townsman |
1825 |
1825 |
1851 |
26 |
|
|
1858 |
33 |
son |
Nesanel Yosev |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
yes |
81 |
FELDMAN |
Haya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1826 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
32 |
wife |
Volf-Mordko Nesanelev |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
no |
81 |
FELDMAN |
Leya |
Volf-Mordko |
townsman |
– |
1855 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
3 |
daughter |
Volf-Mordko Nesanelev |
Haya |
female |
Jan 24 |
yes |
81 |
FELDMAN |
Moishe-Faivish |
Volf-Mordko |
townsman |
1843 |
1843 |
1851 |
8 |
|
|
1858 |
15 |
son |
Volf-Mordko Nesanelev |
Haya |
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
81 |
FELDMAN |
Mordko |
Volf-Mordko |
townsman |
1846 |
1846 |
1851 |
5 |
|
|
1858 |
12 |
son |
Volf-Mordko Nesanelev |
Haya |
male |
Apr 24 |
dup name? |
81 |
FELDMAN |
Mordko |
Volf-Mordko |
townsman |
– |
1845 |
1851 |
5) |
|
|
1858 |
13 |
son |
Volf-Mordko Nesanelev |
Haya |
male |
Jan 24 |
yes |
81 |
FELDMAN |
Leib |
Yos |
townsman |
1811 |
– |
1851 |
40 |
missing |
1855 |
1858 |
not indicatd |
brother |
Leib Yosev |
|
male |
Mar 26 |
no |
81 |
FELDMAN |
Aron-Ovshiya |
Leib |
townsman |
1838 |
– |
1851 |
13 |
missing |
1855 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Leib Yosev |
Leya |
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
81 |
FELDMAN |
Leya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Leib Yosev |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
Analysis: This is one of six Feldman households in the 1858 revision ( #56,
#58, #81, #83,
#106, #114). As discussed in the 1850 revision, several of these families appear related.
Nesanel son of Yos age 34 is head of household. Most of his household was present in the 1851 supplement, though two new members have been added to the household. Leya, age 3, daughter of his son, Volf-Mordko and his wife Haya, was born in the intervening years. A son of Volf-Mordko and Haya also appears who was not listed in 1851. His name is Mordko (he appears to be listed twice) and he is 12 or 13 years old. He could have been in hiding in 1851 revision to avoid conscription.
Also listed with this household is Leib son of Yos. He is likely the brother of Nesanel son of Yos, the head of household. Leib was previously listed alone and missing in household #116 in the 1850 census and is now combined with his brother's household. Now Lieb's wife, Leya, age 20, is listed as well as a son, Aron-Ovshiya, who like his father went missing in 1855. We can assume they are together.
It is nteresting to note that Leib was listed as missing in 1846 in the previous 1850 census. Now he is listed as missing as of 1855. Whether he returned and came back or has been missing the whole time is not known.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
82 |
GRINSHPUN |
Faivil |
Gerts |
townsman |
1811 |
– |
1850 |
39 |
died |
1857 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
82 |
GRINSHPUN |
Motya-Gershon aka Gershon-Yankel |
Faivil |
townsman |
1838 |
1838 |
1850 |
12 |
|
|
1858 |
20 |
son |
Faivil Gertsev |
|
male |
– |
no |
82 |
GRINSHPUN |
Sura-Rivka |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Faivil Gertsev |
|
female |
– |
no |
82 |
GRINSHPUN |
Rivka |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1839 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
19 |
wife |
Motya-Gershon Faivilev |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: The head of household, Faivil son of Gerts (also called "Faivil Gertsev") passed away in 1857 at the age of 46. His much younger widow, Sura-Rivka, age 20, is still present in the household. She is a new wife since 1850. In 1850, the wife's name was Keylya and she was born in 1816 much closer in age to Faivil. The son of his first wife, Motya Gershon, age 20, is still present in the household and is now married to Rivka, age 19. Two daughters who were present in 1850 are no longer listed. Sosya-Haya was 15 in 1851 and may have gotten married and moved on. The younger daughter Sluva, who was 2 years old in 1850, would only be 10 in 1858 and her absence probably can't be explained as the result of a marriage. Perhaps the daughters had not gotten along with their step-mother.
This is one of eleven households with Grinshpun members in this 1858 revision (#16, #28, 38, #39, #40, #63, #71, #82, #108, #123, #136). An analysis of the possible relationships among these families is summarized in the 1850 census.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
83 |
FELDMAN |
Aizik aka Aizik-Gersh |
Abram |
townsman |
1801 |
1801 |
1851 |
50 |
|
|
1858 |
57 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
May 3 |
no |
83 |
FELDMAN |
Khaim-Yudko |
Aizik |
townsman |
– |
1851 |
1851 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
7 |
son |
Aizik Abramov |
|
male |
May 3 |
yes |
83 |
FELDMAN |
Lipa |
Itsko |
townsman |
1824 |
– |
1851 |
27 |
died |
1858 |
1858 |
not indicated |
nephew |
Aizik Abramov |
|
male |
May 3 |
no |
83 |
FELDMAN |
Zlata |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1830 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
28 |
wife |
Aizik Abramov |
|
female |
May 3 |
no |
83 |
FELDMAN |
Bekhka |
Aizik |
townsman |
– |
1855 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
3 |
daughter |
Aizik Abramov |
Zlata |
female |
May 3 |
yes |
83 |
FELDMAN |
Etya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1830 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
28 |
wife |
Lipa Itskov |
|
female |
May 3 |
Analysis: Analysis: This is one of six Feldman households in the 1858 revision ( #56, #58, #81, #83,
#106, #114). As discussed in the 1850 revision, several of these families appear related.
In the 1850 census, Aizyk son of Abram, was missing. He is now present and head of household at age 57. He now has a very young wife, Zlata, age 28, a young son, Khaim, age 7, and a daughter, Bekhka, age 3.
Aizik's nephew, Lipa, who was present in 1850 died in 1858 before the new revision.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
84 |
EISENSTEIN |
Moishe |
Shlema |
townsman |
1847 |
– |
1850 |
3 |
missing |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
84 |
EISENSTEIN |
Avrum-Monus |
Moishe |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
son |
Moisha Shlemov |
|
male |
– |
Analysis: This household is substantially different than it was in 1850. Of the seven members listed in 1850, all related to Shlema son of Berko, only one is still listed and he is missing. The one person listed now in 1858 was not listed in 1850.
The 1850 census was taken not long after the former head of household and one of his sons had died, and another son had been recruited. At the time there were still four members of family living in the household. Of the original members from 1850 only one is still listed in 1858. Moishe son of Shlema is now listed as head of household and has been missing since 1854 at the age of 7, perhaps to avoid recruitment or because the family unit migrated away.
The only male still present in the household in this 1858 census, Avrum-Monus son of Moishe, was not listed in 1850. He is described as son of "Moishe Shelmov," but it is obvious this is a "Moishe son of Shlema" from an earlier generation and not the one listed in the preceding entry who is not old enough to be Avrum-Monus's father. We can guess that Avrum-Monus's father (Moishe son of Shlema) may have been the brother of the previous deceased head of household (Shlema son of Berkov).
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
85 |
FISHMAN |
Abram-Khaim
|
Elya |
townsman |
1814 |
1814 |
1850 |
36 |
|
|
1858 |
44 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
85 |
FISHMAN |
Elya |
Abram-Khaim |
townsman |
1837 |
– |
1850 |
13 |
missing |
1856/td>
| 1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Abram-Khaim Elev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
85 |
FISHMAN |
Haikel |
Elya |
townsman |
1820 |
1820 |
1850 |
30 |
|
|
1858 |
38 |
brother |
Abram-Khaim Elev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
85 |
FISHMAN |
Menya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1821 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
37 |
wife |
Abram-Khaim Elev |
|
female |
– |
no |
85 |
FISHMAN |
Feyga |
Abram-Khaim |
townsman |
– |
1839 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
19 |
daughter |
Abram-Khaim Elev |
Menya |
female |
– |
no |
85 |
FISHMAN |
Bluma |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1827 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
31 |
wife |
Haikel Elev |
|
female |
– |
no |
85 |
FISHMAN |
Elka |
Haikel |
townsman |
– |
1848 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
10 |
daughter |
Haikel Elev |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Abraim-Khaim has become head of household since the 1850 census. His son, Elya, went missing in 1856 at the age of 19 and perhaps migrated to another town to set up his own household. Abram-Khaim's brother, Haikel, age 38, is still in the household with his wife, Menya, age 37. They now have a 10-year-old daughter, Elka. An unmarried 19-year-old daughter of theirs, Feyga, mentioned for the first time, is present is now present in the household.
This is one of seven Fishman households in the 1858 revision (#32,
#52, #64, #85, #117, #127, #132). It is not clear from the 1850 revision whether these families are related to one another.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
86 |
GEYLER |
Aizik-Elya |
Abram |
townsman |
1828 |
1828 |
1850 |
22 |
|
|
1858 |
30 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
86 |
GEYLER |
Sura-Freyda |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Aizik-Elya Abramov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Since 1850, Aizik-Elya, age 30, has now become head of household. His mother, Malka, is no longer in the household and may have died or moved away. Aizyk-Elya apparently remarried. His wife in 1850, Rukhlya, was just two years his junior at the time. Now in 1858 he is married to Sura-Freyda who is only 20 and ten years his junior.
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Fam # / Fam # in 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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
87 |
VORSTEL |
Sakhar-Moishe |
Duvid-Ovediye |
townsman |
1834 |
1834 |
1850 |
16 |
|
|
1858 |
24 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
87 |
VORSTEL |
Mirlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1835 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
23 |
wife |
Sakhar-Moisha Duvid-Ovediyev |
|
female |
– |
no |
87 |
VORSTEL |
Rotya-Leya |
Sakhar-Moishe |
townsman |
– |
1857 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
1 |
daughter |
Sakhar-Moisha Duvid-Ovediyev |
Mirlya |
female |
– |
Analysis: The surname of this family appears as Vertsel in the 1850 revision in household #88. Sukhar-Moishe's mother and sister who were present then are no longer present. In the meantime, he has gotten married to a woman named Mirlya, age 23, and they have a one-year-old daughter, Rotya-Leya.
As noted in the 1850 discussion, it seems highly likely this is the ancestral family remembered by descendants of the Wurtzel family from Mervits. According to later Wurtzel accounts, "Meerel and Doovid Wurtzel lived in Maervitz, Russia, in the latter half of the 1800's." They had three children and the oldest was "Ronya Leah Wurtzel" who later married Yankel Volf Katz (pronounced "Kaetz"). Several of their offpsring migrated to Canada.
Doovid and Meerel's other children Zailek Wurtzel and Soorkeh Wurtzel were not yet born. Zelig Wurtzel married Sorreh Gruber and their descendants include Pessia (Wurtzel) Steinberg (1905-1994) who survived the Shoah with her family. Soorkeh Wurtzel (1882-1947) married Isaac Fleisher (1875-1933) and they migrated to Philadelphia. It is likely that Isaac Fleisher whom Soorkeh Wurtzel marries was from the Fleisher or Flesher family listed in this census.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
88 |
KESER |
Abram |
Gershko |
townsman |
1807 |
– |
1850 |
43 |
died |
1858 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
88 |
KESER |
Duvid-Gersh |
Abram |
townsman |
1840 |
1840 |
1850 |
10 |
|
|
1858 |
18 |
son |
Abram Gershko |
|
male |
– |
no |
88 |
KESER |
Oividiy |
Abram |
townsman |
– |
1841 |
1850 |
omitted |
|
|
1858 |
17 |
son |
Abram Gershko |
|
male |
– |
yes |
88 |
KESER |
Ides |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1808 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
50 |
wife |
Abram Gershko |
|
female |
– |
yes |
88 |
KESER |
Tsipra |
Abram |
townsman |
– |
1835 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
23 |
daughter |
Abram Gershko |
Ides |
female |
– |
Analysis: The head of household, Abram son of Gershko (also called "Abram Gershko"), died in 1858 at the age of 51. His widow, Ides, age 50 is still present in the household as is his son, Duvid-Gersh, age 18, and a daughter Tsipra, age 23, who is still not yet married. Another son, Oividiy, age 17, was not listed in 1850 but is now listed.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
89 |
VEYTSER |
Abram |
Berko |
townsman |
1802 |
– |
1850 |
48 |
died |
1852 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
89 |
VEYTSER |
Yankel-Yos |
Abram |
townsman |
1848 |
– |
1850 |
2 |
died |
1851 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Abram Berkov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
89 |
KANTOR |
Shevel |
Khaim |
townsman |
1815 |
1815 |
1850 |
35 |
|
|
1858 |
43 |
nephew |
Abram Berkov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
89 |
KANTOR |
Ikev-Noekh |
Shevel |
townsman |
1843 |
1843 |
1850 |
7 |
|
|
1858 |
15 |
son |
Shevel Khaimov |
|
male |
– |
no |
89 |
KANTOR |
Hana-Sura |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1822 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
36 |
wife |
Shevel Khaimov |
|
female |
– |
no |
89 |
KANTOR |
Touba |
Shevel |
townsman |
– |
1857 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
1 |
daughter |
Shevel Khaimov |
Hana-Sura |
female |
– |
Analysis: This Veytser household includes Kantor relatives who were called "Kanter" in the 1850 census. Here Abram son of Berko Veytser (spelled Vestser in 1850) died in 1852 at the age of 50. A young son, Yankel-Yos, died in 1851 at the age of 3.
Abram's nephew, Shevel Kantor son of Khaim (also called "Shevel Khaimov"), is age 43 and still present in the household. We can assume that Shevel's mother was a sister of Abram Veytser. Shevel's son, Ikev-Noekh, age 15, is also still present in the household. It is not clear whether Ikev-Noekh is the son of Shevel's current wife, Hana-Sura, age 36, who appears here but was not listed in the 1850 census. In any case, Shevel and his wife, Hana-Sura, together have a daughter, Touba, age 1.
This is one of three Kantor households in the 1858 revision list ( #89, #130, #148). In the 1850 revision, one of these families was called "Kanter."
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
90 |
STEINSHNAD |
Mikhel |
Yos |
townsman |
1801 |
– |
1851 |
50 |
missing |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
90 |
STEINSHNAD |
Khaim |
Mikhel |
townsman |
1844 |
1844 |
1851 |
7 |
|
|
1858 |
14 |
son |
Mikhel Yosev |
|
male |
Jun 27 |
yes |
90 | 34 (Jan 24) |
STEINSHNAD |
Sura-Gitlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1803 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
55 |
wife |
Mikhel Yosev |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
Analysis: There are eight Steinshnad households in this revision (
#33, #34, #44,
#48, #75, #90, #110, #142). See the summary in the 1850 revision for the suspected relationships of these households.
Mikhel son of Yos was missing in 1850 but then reappeared in 1851. He apparently has gone missing again in 1854 at the age of 53. Perhaps he is away doing business.
His wife, Sura-Gitlya, age 55 is still present in the household along with their son, Khaim, age 14 who was not listed in 1850. In the 1851 revision, Sura-Gitlya appeared with the surname Steinshnadyr. It has now been normalized to her husband's spelling Steinshnad.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
91 |
NEYTER |
Khaim-Itsko aka Khaim-Duvid |
Simkha-Mordko |
townsman |
1824 |
1824 |
1850 |
26 |
|
|
1858 |
34 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
91 |
NEYTER |
Roiza |
Simkha-Mordko |
townsman |
1824 |
1824 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
30 |
wife |
Khaim-Itsko Simkha-Mordkov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Khaim Itsko, age 34, is still head of household and his wife Roiza, age 30, is also still present. No children are listed for them.
This is one of eight households with Neyter members (#1, #4, #5, #6,
#17, #23, #91, #140). No obvious relationships are evident between this household and the others.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
92 |
FISHER |
Alter |
Yos |
townsman |
1819 |
1819 |
1850 |
31 |
|
|
1858 |
39 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
92 |
FISHER |
Meyer-Gersh |
Alter |
townsman |
1835 |
1835 |
1850 |
15 |
|
|
1858 |
23 |
son |
Alter Yosev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
92 |
FISHER |
Sosya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1826 |
1850 |
15 |
|
|
1858 |
32 |
wife |
Alter Yosev |
|
male |
– |
no |
92 |
FISHER |
Ester-Rukhel |
Yos |
townsman |
– |
1842 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
16 |
sister |
Alter Yosev |
|
male |
– |
no |
92 |
FISHER |
Tsivya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Meyer-Gersh Alterov |
|
female |
– |
no |
92 |
FISHER |
Rukhlya |
Meyer-Gersh |
townsman |
– |
1856 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
2 |
daughter |
Meyer-Gersh Alterov |
Rukhlya |
female |
– |
Analysis: This Fisher household grew between 1850 and 1858. Alter son of Yos (also called "Alter Yosev"), age 39, remains head of household. His wife, Sosya, age 32 and his son Meyer-Gersh, age 24 are both still present. A sister, Ester-Rukhel, age 16 who was not in the 1850 census is now listed. Meyer-Gersh has also gotten married in the interim to Tsivya, age 20, and they have had a daughter Rukhlya, age 2.
As noted in the 1850 revision, descendants from this Fisher family contributed essays to the Mlynov-Mervits memorial book. Chaya Moses-Fisher indicates her father was named Meir Fisher and descendants in Israel confirm this is the same Meir listed here. Miriam Fisher, who made aliyah in the 1930s, also contributed her memories to the volume.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
93 |
VEXER |
Itsko-Yankel |
Berko |
townsman |
1806 |
1806 |
1850 |
44 |
|
|
1858 |
52 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
93 |
VEXER |
Shlema |
Itsko-Yankel |
townsman |
1835 |
1835 |
1850 |
15 |
|
|
1858 |
23 |
son |
Itsko-Yankel Berkov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
93 |
VEXER |
Zanvel |
Itsko-Yankel |
townsman |
1836 |
– |
1850 |
14 |
recruited |
1854 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Itsko-Yankel Berkov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
93 |
VEXER |
Sender-Gersh |
Itsko-Yankel |
townsman |
1841 |
1841 |
1850 |
9 |
|
|
1858 |
17 |
son |
Itsko-Yankel Berkov |
|
male |
– |
no |
93 |
VEXER |
Brandlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1824 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
34 |
wife |
Itsko-Yankel Berkov |
|
female |
– |
no |
93 |
VEXER |
Feyga |
Itsko-Yankel |
townsman |
– |
1853 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
5 |
daughter |
Itsko-Yankel Berkov |
Brandlya |
female |
– |
Analysis: Itsko-Yankel son of Berko (also called "Itsko-Yankel Berkov") was head of household in 1850 and continues as head of household in 1858, now 52. He is one of the older living head of households. He has a new wife in the 1858 revision. In 1850, he was married to Pesya who was just 2 years younger than him and born in 1808. She was the mother of all his children in the household. Now he is married to Brandlya, age 34, who was born in 1824. She is the mother Feyga, a 5-year-old daughter. Still in the household are two sons from his previous marriage: Shlema, age 23, Sender-Gersh, age 17. Another son, Zanvel, was recruited in 1854 at the age of 18.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
94 |
WAINER |
Khaim-Shlema |
Leib |
townsman |
1806 |
1806 |
1850 |
44 |
|
|
1858 |
52 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
94 |
WAINER |
Yudko |
Khaim-Shlema |
townsman |
1843 |
– |
1850 |
7 |
died |
1857 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Khaim-Shlema Leibov |
|
male |
– |
no |
94 |
WAINER |
Gersh-Volf |
Khaim-Shlema |
townsman |
– |
1857 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
1 |
son |
Khaim-Shlema Leibov |
|
male |
– |
no |
94 |
WAINER |
Sura |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1809 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
49 |
wife |
Khaim-Shlema Leibov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
94 |
WAINER |
Hana-Leya |
Khaim-Shlema |
townsman |
– |
1842 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
16 |
daughter |
Khaim-Shlema Leibov |
Sura |
female |
– |
no |
94 |
WAINER |
Ginda |
Khaim-Shlema |
townsman |
– |
1846 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
12 |
daughter |
Khaim-Shlema Leibov |
Sura |
female |
– |
yes |
94 |
WAINER |
Gersh-Volf |
Leib |
townsman |
1809 |
– |
1850 |
41 |
missing |
1851 |
1858 |
not indicated |
brother |
Khaim-Shlema Leibov |
|
male |
– |
no |
94 |
WAINER |
Leib |
Gersh-Volf |
townsman |
1843 |
– |
1850 |
7 |
missing |
1851 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Gersh-Volf Leibov |
|
males |
– |
yes |
94 |
VIGDOR [Bigder in 1850 |
Vigdal |
Gershko |
townsman |
1815 |
1815 |
1850 |
35 |
|
|
1858 |
43 |
cousin |
Khaim-Shlema Leibov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
94 |
VIGDOR [Bigder in 1850] |
Rukhlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1818 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
40 |
wife |
Vigdal Gershkov |
|
male |
– |
Analysis: This is one of three Wainer households in the 1858 revision (#15>, #94, #108). There is no obvious familial relationship between them.
Khaim-Shlema (also called "Khaim-Shlema Leibov"), age 52, remains head of household. It appears he remarried, but not entirely clear. In 1850, his wife was Rivka-Gitlya, age 40 (born in 1810). She is listed there as the mother of a son. Here his wife is Sura, age 49, and born in 1809. She is listed as mother of two daughters.
One of Khaim-Shlema's sons, Yudko, died in 1857 at the age of 14. A second son, Gersh-Volf, is age 1. Two daughters are present: Hana-Leya, age 16, was present in 1850. A second daughter, Ginda, age 12, was not listed in 1850. An older daughter listed in 1850 named Hasya is no longer present and probably got married.
Two other males are listed as missing. Khaim-Shlema's brother, Gersh-Volf, went missing in 1851 at the age of 42. His son, Leib, went missing the same yaer at the age of 8.
A male cousin of Khaim-Shlema is still in the household. He was called Yukel Bigder in 1850. Here he appears as Vigdal Vigdor, age 43. He is still married to Rukhlya, age 40.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
95 |
LAKROTS |
Shlema |
Zelman |
townsman |
1835 |
1835 |
1850 |
15 |
|
|
1858 |
23 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
95 |
LAKROTS |
Beyla |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Shlema Zelmanov
|
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Since 1850, Shlema son of Zelman (also called "Shlema Zelmanov") became head of household. He is now married to Beyla, age 20. The wife of the unknown other member of the household is no longer present.
As discussed in the 1850 revision, the Lakrots family here is likely related to the Lakrets household #23. A Lakrits family is listed in the
Mervits martyr list of the Memorial book and could be descendants of tis family. A photo of Rachel Lakrits appears on page 479 as well.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
96 |
VEYTSER |
Usher |
Zaivel |
townsman |
1799 |
1799 |
1850 |
51 |
|
|
1858 |
59 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
96 |
VEYTSER |
Getsel |
Usher |
townsman |
1836 |
1836 |
1850 |
14 |
|
|
1858 |
22 |
son |
Usher Zaivelev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
96 |
VEYTSER |
Brandlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1808 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
50 |
wife |
Usher Zaivelev |
|
female |
– |
no |
96 |
VEYTSER |
Rukhlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Getsel Usherov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Here Usher son of Zaivel (also called "Usher Zaivelev") is still head of household at age 59. He is one of the oldest living heads of households. His wife, Brandlya, age 50, is still present as is his son Getsel, age 22. Getsel has gotten married sine 1850 to Rukhlya, age 20.
As discussed below, this Veytser household (#96) is actually related to Vetser household (#118) and not to the other household with the Veyster surname (#89). This is a good example where the surname spelling changes obscured the original relationships between the different households. The familial relationships become apparent by going back to the earlier 1850 revision.
Summary of the Veytser, Vetser and Vestser households
The following table summarizes the household numbers, surnames, relationships and transformations from 1850 to 1858. A relationship that is evident in 1850 becomes obscure in 1858 by the way the spellings of surnames evolve and change and the original head of households pass away.
1850 |
1858 |
Household # |
Surname |
Head of household |
Relationship |
Household # |
Surname |
First name |
relationship |
#98 |
Vetser |
Usher son of Zaivel |
brother of household #122 head |
#96 |
Veytser |
Usher son of Zaivel |
brother of household #118 head |
estser91
#122 |
Vetser |
Meyer son of Urin |
brother of household #98 head |
#118 |
Vetser |
Avrum-Yudah (nephew of Meyer) |
relative of household #96 |
#91 |
Vester |
Abram son of Berko |
no obvious relationship |
#89 |
Veytser |
Abram son of Berko |
no obvious relationship |
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
97 |
GIMBELSTEIN |
Zainvel |
Leib |
townsman |
1807 |
– |
1850 |
43 |
|
|
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
97 |
GIMBELSTEIN |
Khaim |
Zainvel |
townsman |
1823 |
1823 |
1850 |
27 |
|
|
1858 |
35 |
son |
Zainvel Leibov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
97 |
GIMBELSTEIN |
Pinkhas-Leib |
Zainvel |
townsman |
1835 |
– |
1850 |
15 |
missing |
1855 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Zainvel Leibov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
97 |
GIMBELSTEIN |
Abram-Shlema |
Zainvel |
townsman |
– |
1845 |
1850 |
omitted |
|
|
1858 |
13 |
son |
Zainvel Leibov |
|
male |
– |
no |
97 |
GIMBELSTEIN |
Sura |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1821 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
37 |
wife |
Khaima Zainvelev |
|
female |
– |
no |
97 |
GIMBELSTEIN |
Bluma-Feyga |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1854 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
4 |
daughter |
Khaima Zainvelev |
Sura |
female |
– |
Analysis: Zainvel son of Leib (also called "Zainvel Leibov"), is still listed as head of this Gimbelstein household, though his age is not indicated and it is not clear whether he was indeed actually present in the household in 1858. His younger wife, Shifrya, who was listed in the 1850 revision, is no longer listed perhaps confirming that her huband has died. Their daughter Sosya, who was 15 in 1850 revision, is also gone and probably has gotten married.
Still listed in the household from 1850 revision are Zainvel's two sons Khaim, now 35, and Pinkhas-Leib, who has been missing since 1855 at the age of 20. The name of a new son appears in the 1858 revision: Abram-Shlema, who is now 13, was omitted in the 1850 revision and perhaps had been in hiding at the time. Since 1850, Zainvel's son, Khaim, age 35, has gotten married , to Sura, age 37 and they have a 4-year-old daughter, Bluma-Feyga. This is one of only couples where the wife is older than the husband.
The similarity between the spelling of the surnames in this Gimbelstein household #97 and the
Gimelstein household #129 perhaps indicates that the two households are related, since both heads of household are also sons of a man name Leib.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
98 |
YONIK [Yuniuk in 1850] |
Moshko |
Abram |
townsman |
1810 |
1810 |
1850 |
40 |
|
|
1858 |
48 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
98 |
YONIK |
Abrum-Duvid |
Moshko |
townsman |
1834 |
1834 |
1850 |
16 |
|
|
1858 |
24 |
son |
Moshko Abramov |
|
male |
– |
no |
98 |
YONIK |
Sosya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1836 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
22 |
wife |
Moshko Abramov |
|
female |
– |
yes? |
98 |
YONIK |
Maryim |
Moshko |
townsman |
– |
1841 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
17 |
daughter |
Moshko Abramov |
|
female |
– |
no |
98 |
YONIK |
Menya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Abrum-Duvid Moshkov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: The surname of this household in 1850 was Yuniuk and is now Yonik. In the 1850 revision, Moshko son of Abram (also called "Moshko Abramov") was already head of household and remains so in 1858, now age 48. It appears he has a new wife, Sosya, age 22. In 1850, his wife was named Freyga and she was just a year younger. Present in the household are Moshko's son, Abrum-David, age 24 and Abrum-Duvid's wife, Menya, age 20. An unmmaried daughter of Moshko, Maryim age 17, is also still present. Two older daughters who were present in 1850 have probably gotten married and moved to a new household: Sura-Gitlya, age 18 in 1850, and Tovba, age 12 in 1850.
There are 3 Yonak/Yonik households in this revision (#66,
#98, #125). As discussed in the 1850 analysis and summarized below, household #66 and household #125 were likely headed by brothers, even though the spelling of their surnames has sinced diverged.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
99 |
FIELDMAN |
Shmul |
Abram |
townsman |
1806 |
– |
1850 |
44 |
missing |
1856 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
99 |
FIELDMAN |
Abram-Gersh |
Shmul |
townsman |
1841 |
1841 |
1850 |
9 |
|
|
1858 |
17 |
son |
Shmul Abramov |
|
male |
– |
no |
99 |
FIELDMAN |
Khaim-Shlema |
Shmul |
townsman |
– |
1845 |
1850 |
omitted |
|
|
1858 |
13 |
son |
Shmul Abramov |
|
male |
– |
no |
99 |
FIELDMAN |
Haya-Nekha |
Shmul |
townsman |
– |
1843 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
15 |
sister |
Abram-Gersh Shmulev |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: This was a large household unit in 1850 but has shrunk considerably. The head of household, Shmul son of Abram (also called "Shmul Abramov") went missing in 1856. His 17-year-old son, Abram-Gersh, is still present. A new son, who was not listed in 1850, Khaim-Shlema, age 13, is now present. And a sister of Abram-Gersh is listed who was not present in 1850 named Haya-Nekha, age 15. Four other daughters of Shmul Abramov who were listed in 1850 are no longer present. It is possible they were all married and now part of other households by this point.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
100 |
ERLIKHMAN |
Noekh-Moishe |
Leib |
townsman |
1828 |
1828 |
1850 |
22 |
|
|
1858 |
30 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
100 |
ERLIKHMAN |
Moishe |
Noekh-Moishe |
townsman |
– |
1855 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
3 |
son |
Noekh-Moisha Leibov |
|
male |
– |
no |
100 |
ERLIKHMAN |
Hantsya |
not-indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Noekh-Moisha Leibov |
|
female |
– |
no |
100 |
ERLIKHMAN |
Rivka |
Leib |
townsman |
– |
1840 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
18 |
sister |
Noekh-Moisha Leibov |
|
female |
– |
no |
100 |
ERLIKHMAN |
Ester |
Leib |
townsman |
– |
1842 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
16 |
sister |
Noekh-Moisha Leibov |
|
female |
– |
no |
100 |
ERLIKHMAN |
Feyga |
Leib |
townsman |
– |
1842 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
11 |
sister |
Noekh-Moisha Leibov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: The head of household here, Noekh-Moishe, was 22 in the earlier 1850 census and was unmarried. He has now become head of household, is married to Hantsya, age 20, and has a 3 year old son, Moishe. Three sisters are now listed who were not present in the 1850 census: Rivka, age 18, Ester, age 16, and Feyga, age 11.
There was a also a married nephew with a daughter present in the 1850 census named Novakh. The family unit is no longer present in this household.
This is one of two related Erlikhman households (#54, #100) in this 1858 revision. See the 1850 analysis for why these two households may be related.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
101 |
BURSTEIN |
Itsko |
Moshko |
townsman |
1796 |
– |
1851 |
55 |
died |
1853 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
yes |
101 |
BURSTEIN |
Nusin-Volf |
Moshko |
townsman |
1810 |
– |
1851 |
41 |
died |
1852 |
1858 |
brother |
Itsko Moshkov |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
101 |
BURSTEIN |
Duvid-Itsko |
Khaim |
townsman |
– |
1842 |
1851 |
omitted |
|
|
1858 |
16 |
nephew |
Itsko Moshkov |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
101 |
BURSTEIN |
Hana |
Nusin-Volf |
townsman |
– |
1842 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
16 |
daughter |
Nusin-Volf Moshkov |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
Analysis: The head of household, Itsko son of Moshko (also called "Itsko Moshkov"), appeared in the 1851 supplement. He apparently passed away two years later in 1853 at the age of 57. His wife, who was alive in the earlier census, is no longer listed. Itsko's brother, Nusin-Volf, apparently also passed away in 1852 at the age of 42.
Present in the household are two members not listed in the earlier census: a nephew, Duvid-Itsko, age 16. Duvid-Itsko's father Khaim was a sibling of Itsko Moshkov. Also present now a 16-year-old daughter of Nusin-Volf, named Hana, who was not present in the earlier census.
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Fam # in Revision 9 | in Rev. 10 | in Supplementary Rev |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
102 |
GELMAN |
Moshko |
Abram |
townsman |
1792 |
1792 |
1850 |
58 |
|
|
1858 |
66 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
102 |
GELMAN |
Abram-Mordko |
Peysakh |
townsman |
1834 |
1834 |
1850 |
16 |
|
|
1858 |
24 |
grandson |
Moshko Abramov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
102 |
GELMAN |
Hana |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1796 |
1850 |
16 |
|
|
1858 |
62 |
wife |
Moshko Abramov |
|
female |
– |
no |
102 |
GELMAN |
Haya-Gitlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Avrum-Mordko Peysakhov |
|
female |
– |
no |
102 |
GELMAN |
Yokhvad |
Avrum-Mordko |
townsman |
– |
1853 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
5 |
daughter |
Avrum-Mordko Peysakhov |
Haya-Gitlya |
female |
– |
no |
102 |
GELMAN |
Basya-Leya |
Peysakh |
townsman |
– |
1842 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
16 |
sister |
Avrum-Mordko Peysakhov |
|
female |
– |
This is the second of two Gelman households in this revision ( # 62, #102). As discussed in the 1850 revision, the two households appear to be headed by brothers, sons of Abram Gelman.
The head of this household, Moshko son of Abram (also called Moshko Abramov) is still present at the age of 66 with his wife Hana, age 62. In the earlier census, we learned that their son Peysakh had passed away.
Peysakh's son, Avrum, age 24, is still in the household. He is now married to Haya-Gitlya, age 20, with a daughter Yokhvad, age 5. However, Peysakh's wife and two daughters who were present in the earlier census are now gone. Perhaps his wife remaried or went back to her parents' home. Perhaps the daughters went with her or married.
The couple Avrum and Haya-Gitlya match the names of ancestors remembered by the Gelman family descendant, Rachel Gordon, who lives in Israel. According to traditions in her family, her great-grandparents were Avrum and Haya-Gitel. Her grandfather, Pesach, born around 1860 just after this census, was one of their 4 children. Their other children were: Moshe Gelman, born in 1877, Joseph/Yoseph Gelman, born in 1880, and Bluma Gelman (married to Ben-Zion Horwitz). The family did not know about the daughter Yokhvad who is mentioned here.
Most of the Gelman descendants perished in the Shoah, as recounted by Pesach's son, Eliyahu Gelman, who made aliyah in the late 1930s and contributed a number of essays to the Mlynov-Mervits Memorial volume including one called "My Father's Home." Pesach's sister, Bluma (Gelman) Horwitz, made aliyah with her husband. A son of Moshe Gelman (named Meir Gelman) survived the Shoah and his son Moshe lives at this time in Rishon-Lezion.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
103 |
BURSTEIN ("Borstein" in 1850) |
Nusyn |
Itsko |
townsman |
1810 |
1810 |
1851 |
41 |
|
|
1858 |
48 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
yes |
103 |
BURSTEIN ("Borstein" in 1850) |
Mordko-Skhariya |
Nusyn |
townsman |
1847 |
1847 |
1851 |
4 |
|
|
1858 |
11 |
son |
Nusyn Itskov |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
maybe? |
103 |
BURSTEIN ("Borstein" in 1850) |
Etya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1823 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
35 |
wife |
Nusin Itskov |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
Analysis:
In the earlier 1850 revision, this family appears as the "Borstein" household #105. Here in 1858, Nusyn, the head of the family, is now 48. His son Mordko-Skhariya, is now 11. His wife's name is "Haya" and she is called out as the mother of his child. In the earlier 1851 supplement, his wife was called "Etya" and the son had no mother's name listed. It seems likely this is the same woman but is uncertain.
This is one of two Burstein households in the revision ( #101,
#103) and it seems very likely they may be related. Here Nusyn is a son of Itsko. There in household #101, there is an Itsko who is head of houshold. We know that Itsko was not old enough to be this Nusyn's father based on his year of birth, it seems reasonable to assume they both were named after a common Burstein ancestor named Itsko.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
no |
104 |
FINKELSTEIN |
Borukh-Beniumin |
Avrum-Duvid |
townsman |
1838 |
1838 |
1850 |
26 |
|
|
1858 |
20 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
Analysis: It does not appear that the head of household, Borukh-Beniumin, was present in the 1850 revision.
As discussed previously, this is one of seven Finkelstein households (#31, #77, #78, #79, #80, #104, #152). The first three (#31, #77, #78) were in all probability headed by brothers (Yoirikhim, Shmaria, and Itksko) sons of Mordko Finkelstein, as discussed and evident in the 1850 revision. Households #104 and #152 have no predecessors in the 1850 revision and no obvious familial connection to the others.
For an overview, see a table style summary of these families.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
105 |
KLEYNER |
Abel |
Shmul |
townsman |
1804 |
1804 |
1850 |
46 |
|
|
1858 |
54 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
105 |
KLEYNER |
Berko |
Shmul |
townsman |
1813 |
1813 |
1850 |
37 |
|
|
1858 |
45 |
brother |
Abel Shmulev |
|
male |
– |
no |
105 |
KLEYNER |
Shmul |
Berko |
townsman |
1842 |
1843 |
1850 |
8 |
|
|
1858 |
15 |
son |
Berko Shmulev |
|
male |
– |
no |
105 |
KLEYNER |
Maryim-Sima |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1823 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
35 |
wife |
Berko Shmulev |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Abel son of Shmul (also called "Abel Shmulev") and his brother Berko both were present in the 1850 census. Abel remains head of household at age 54 and is one of the oldest living heads of household in the revision. Abel's wife, Leya-Ryva, is no longer listed. She woudl have been 46 years old in 1858. His brother Berko is now married to Maryim-Sima, age 35, and they are now listed with a son, Shmul, age 15. This 1858 census makes it appear that Shmul was listed in 1850 but the translated version of the 1850 revision we have does not include his name. Perhaps he and his mother were living elsewhere in 1850 or he was in hiding.
This is one of two Kleyner households that may be related ( #61,
#105). See the 1850 revision analysis for the possible relationship.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
106 |
FELDMAN |
Faivil |
Geynikh |
townsman |
1834 |
– |
1850 |
16 |
missing |
1856 |
1858 |
head of family |
|
not indicated |
|
male |
– |
no |
106 |
FELDMAN |
Leibish |
Faivil |
townsman |
– |
1849 |
1850 |
omitted |
|
|
1858 |
9 |
son |
Faivil Geynikhov |
|
male |
– |
Analysis: This is one of six Feldman households in the 1858 revision ( #56, #58, #81, #83,
#106, #114). As discussed in the 1850 revision, several of these families appear related.
Faivil and his mother were the only members present in 1850. Faivel is now missing since 1856 and his mother is no longer listeted. Only his son, Leibish, age 9, is present in the household in 1858.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
107 |
KOLODNE |
Yankel-Leib |
Yos |
townsman |
1820 |
1820 |
1850 |
30 |
|
|
1858 |
38 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
107 |
KOLODNE |
Hava-Haya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1823 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
35 |
wife |
Yankel-Leib Yosev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
107 |
KOLODNE |
Gudya |
Yankel-Leib |
townsman |
– |
1837 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
21 |
daughter |
Yankel-Leib Yosev |
Hava-Haya |
female |
– |
yes |
107 |
KOLODNE |
Sura-Brukha |
Yankel-Leib |
townsman |
– |
1843 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
15 |
daughter |
Yankel-Leib Yosev |
Hava-Haya |
female |
– |
yes |
107 |
KOLODNE |
Hana |
Yankel-Leib |
townsman |
– |
1847 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
11 |
daughter |
Yankel-Leib Yosev |
Hava-Haya |
female |
– |
Analysis: Yankel-Leib (also called "Yankel-Leib Yosev") was the nephew of the former head of household. He is now 38 and has now become head of household himself. Still present in the household with him is his wife, Hava-Haya, age 35, his unmarried daughter, Gudya, age 21, as well as two other younger daughters, Sura-Brukha, age 15, and Hana, age 11.
This is one of two Kolodne households that are probably related in this revision (#107), #112). See the 1850 revision on their possible relationship.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
108 |
WAINER |
Borukh aka Borukh-Yankev |
Srul |
townsman |
1822 |
1822 |
1851 |
29 |
|
|
1858 |
36 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Mar 26 |
no |
108 |
WAINER |
Khaim-Shmul |
Borukh |
townsman |
– |
1852 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
6 |
son |
Borukh Srulev |
|
male |
– |
yes |
108 |
GRINSHPUN [called Wainer in 1850] |
Moishe-Abel aka Moishe-Khaim |
Yemel |
townsman |
1822 |
1822 |
1850 |
28 |
|
|
1858 |
36 |
nephew |
Borukh Srulev |
|
male |
– |
no |
108 |
WAINER |
Reyza |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1828 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
30 |
wife |
Borukh Srulev |
|
female |
Mar 26 |
yes |
108 |
WAINER |
Feyga |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1825 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
33 |
wife |
Moisha-Abel-Yemelev |
|
female |
Mar 26 |
Yes? |
108 |
WAINER |
Pesya |
Moishe-Abel |
townsman |
– |
1848 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
10 |
daughter |
Moisha-Abel-Yemelev |
Feygya |
female |
Mar 26 |
no |
108 |
WAINER |
Ides |
Moishe-Abel |
townsman |
– |
1852 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
6 |
daughter |
Moisha-Abel-Yemelev |
Feygya |
female |
Mar 26 |
Analysis: This is one of three Wainer households in the 1858 revision (#15>, #94, #108). There is no obvious familial relationship between them.
Borukh-Yankev (also called Borukh-Yankev Srulev) was missing in the 1850 census. He is now present and head of household. He is married to Reyza, age 30, who did not appear in the 1850 census and perhaps was missing with him.
Borukh's nephew, Moishe-Abel (also called Moishe Khaim or Moisha Abel Yemelev) is still present in the household. In the 1850 census his surname was listed as "Wainer" like the rest of this household. Here he is called Grinshpun which may suggest his mother was a sister of Borukh-Yankev and married one of the Grinshpuns. In any case, Moishe-abel's wife Feyga, age 33, is still present. One daughter named Pesya may be the same daughter named Sura in 1850 since they have approximately the same birth year. A new daughter, Ides, age 6 has been born since the 1850 revision.
This is one of eleven households with Grinshpun members in this 1858 revision (#16, #28, 38, #39, #40, #63, #71, #82, #108, #123, #136). An analysis of the possible relationships among these families is summarized in the 1850 census.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
109 |
VINOKURNIK |
Aizik-Gersh |
Faivel |
townsman |
1839 |
1839 |
1850 |
11 |
|
|
1858 |
19 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
Analysis: In this case, Aizik-Gersh son of Faivel was nephew of the previous head of household. He is now 19, head of this household and its only member. This is one of three households with Vinokurnik members (#69, #75, #109). There is no explicit familial relationships among them.
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Fam # Revision 10 | Fam # (Date) 1851 Supplement |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
110 |
STEINSHNAD |
Peysakh-Yoizip |
not indicated |
townsman |
1826 |
1826 |
1850 |
24 |
|
|
1858 |
32 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
110 |
STEINSHNAD |
Ides-Maryim |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1829 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
29 |
wife |
Peysakh-Yoizip |
|
female |
– |
yes |
110 |
STEINSHNAD |
Reyzya-Freyla |
Peysakh-Yoizip |
townsman |
– |
1845 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
13 |
daughter |
Peysakh-Yoizip |
Ides-Maryim |
female |
– |
Analysis:
Analysis: There are eight Steinshnad households in this revision (
#33, #34, #44,
#48, #75, #90, #110, #142). There is no overt relationship between this household and the other Steinshnad households. See the summary in the 1850 revision for the suspected relationships of these households.
Peysakh-Yoizip was the nephew of the previous head of household. Since 1850 he became head of household. His wife, Ides Maryim, age 29, and daughter Reyzya-Freyla, age 13 were also in the household in 1850.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
111 |
KREYMER |
Vigdor |
Yankel |
townsman |
1798 |
– |
1850 |
52 |
died |
1851 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
111 |
KREYMER |
Yankel-Mendel |
Vigdor |
townsman |
1822 |
1822 |
1850 |
28 |
|
|
1858 |
36 |
son |
Vigdor Yankelev |
|
male |
– |
no |
111 |
KREYMER |
Duvid-Vigdor |
Yankel-Mendel |
townsman |
– |
1851 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
7 |
son |
Yankel-Mendel Vigdorov |
Touba |
male |
– |
yes |
111 |
KREYMER |
Touba |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1823 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
35 |
wife |
Yankel-Mendel Vigdorov |
Touba |
female |
– |
yes |
111 |
KREYMER |
Reyzya |
Yankel-Mendel |
townsman |
– |
1844 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
14 |
daughter |
Yankel-Mendel Vigdorov |
Touba |
female |
– |
Analysis: In this revision, there are two Kreymer households: (#70,
#111) that are likely related, both headed by sons of a man named Yankel Kreymer. In the 1850 revision, the surname of this household was "Krimer" and we speculated there that it might be related to household #8 called Kreymer and household #71 called Kremer. That speculation seems confirmed now that here the household is called "Kreymer." See above for a table summary of the Kreymer/Krimer/Kremer surname changes.
The head of household here, Vigdor son of Yankel, passed away in 1851 at the age of 53. His wife, Touba, age 35, and daughter, Reyzya, age 14 are both still present in the household. There is a new son, Duvid-Vigdor, age 7.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
112 |
KOLODNE |
Srul-Yukel |
Meyer |
townsman |
1816 |
– |
1850 |
34 |
[text not translated] |
|
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
Analysis: Srul-Yukel was head of household in 1850 when he was nearly 35. It is not clear what his status is here in 1858. Missing from 1850 is his wife, Sura, and daughter Hana.
This is one of two Kolodne households that are probably related in this revision (#107), #112). See the 1850 revision on their possible relationship.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
113 |
Berger |
Moishe-Joseph |
Urin |
townsman |
1802 |
– |
1850 |
48 |
missing |
1853 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
113 |
Berger |
Gersh |
Moishe-Joseph |
townsman |
1844 |
– |
1850 |
6 |
recruited |
1855 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Moisha-Josepha Urinov |
|
male |
– |
Analysis: This pair of father and son appear in household #115 in the 1850 census along with Moishe-Joseph's wife and their daughter, who no longer are listed at all. Moishe-Joseph has been missing since 1853 at the age of 51. His son, Gersh, was recruited in 1855 when the boy was 11.
There are four Berger households listed in this revision (#30, #57, #60,
#113). Moishe-Joseph here is son of Urin and an Urin-Leib is mentioned in household 60. It is possible that the names reference a common ancestor.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
no? |
114 |
FELDMAN |
Peysakh |
Mordko |
townsman |
1814 |
1824 |
1850 |
36 |
|
|
1858 |
44 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no? |
114 |
FELDMAN |
Mordko-Beyr |
Mordko |
townsman |
– |
1853 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
5 |
son |
Peysakh Mordkov |
Rivka |
male |
– |
no |
114 |
FELDMAN |
Rivka |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1833 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
25 |
wife |
Peysakh Mordkov |
|
female |
– |
no |
114 |
FELDMAN |
Reyzya |
Peysakh |
townsman |
– |
1844 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
14 |
daughter |
Peysakh Mordkov |
Rivka |
female |
– |
no |
114 |
FELDMAN |
Genya-Leya |
Peysakh |
townsman |
– |
1857 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
1 |
daughter |
Peysakh Mordkov |
Rivka |
female |
– |
Analysis: This family was the Faldman household #117 in the 1850 census. There were only two members present then and it was not clear exactly how they were related. A wife of Peysakh Morkov named Ides was among those in the household. She is now gone but Peysakh Morkov is now present and head of household at age 44. There is a wife named Rivkah, age 25, possibly a second wife, a son Mordko-Beyr, age 5 and two daughters, Reyzya, age 14, and Genya-Leya, age 1.
This is one of six Feldman households in the 1858 revision ( #56, #58, #81, #83,
#106, #114). As discussed in the 1850 revision, several of these families appear related.
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1858 Fam # Revision 10 |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
115 |
BOTSMAN |
Urin-Itsko |
Shimon |
townsman |
1825 |
– |
1851 |
26 |
missing |
1857 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
115 |
BOTSMAN |
Abram-Peysakh aka Abram-Aron |
Yankel |
townsman |
1828 |
1828 |
1851 |
23 |
|
|
1858 |
30 |
nephew |
Urin-Itsko Shimonov |
|
male |
Jan 24 |
no |
115 |
BOTSMAN |
Srul |
Yankel |
townsman |
1838 |
– |
1850 |
12 |
missing |
1851 |
1858 |
not indicated |
brother |
Abram-Peysakh Yankelev |
|
male |
– |
no |
115 |
BOTSMAN |
Ester-Beyla |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1832 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
26 |
wife |
Abram-Peysakh Yankelev |
|
female |
Jan 24 |
Analysis: Urin-Itsko appeared in the 1850 revision and 1851 supplement but went missing in 1857 at the age of 32. His brother Srul was missing already by 1851 at the age of 13. Still in this household is a nephew, Abraham Peysakh, age 30 and his wife Ester-Beyla.
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Fam # Revision 10 | Fam # 1851 supplement |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
116 |
PAK |
Mosko |
Shaya |
townsman |
1804 |
1804 |
1851 |
47 |
|
|
1858 |
54 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
Apr 24 |
no |
116 |
PAK |
Abram-Beyr |
Moshko |
townsman |
1842 |
1842 |
1851 |
9 |
|
|
1858 |
16 |
son |
Moshko Shayev |
Malka |
male |
Apr 24 |
yes |
116 |
PAK |
Yankel-Yos |
Shaya |
townsman |
1824 |
1824 |
1850 |
26 |
|
|
1858 |
34 |
brother |
Moshko Shayev |
|
male |
– |
no |
116 |
PAK |
Malka |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1813 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
45 |
wife |
Moshko Shayev |
|
female |
Apr 24 |
no |
116 |
PAK |
Perlya |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1828 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
30 |
wife |
Yankel-Yos Shayev |
|
female |
Apr 24 |
no |
116 |
PAK |
Rivka |
Yankel-Yos |
townsman |
– |
1857 |
1851 |
|
|
|
1858 |
1 |
daughter |
Yankel-Yos Shayev |
Perlya |
female |
Apr 24 |
Analysis: In the 1850 revision, Moshko son of Shaya (also called "Moshko-Shyev") and his brother Yankel-Yos were present. Yankel-Yos was married to a woman named Hansya. The revision also listed a number of Grinshpun and a Kudlak member all of whom were gone from the household. By this 1858 revision, the household has become only a Pak household.
According to the revision, a number of Pak members were present by the 1851 supplement (a version we do not have translated) and are still in the household: Moshko's wife, Malka, age 45 is now present. Also present is their son Abram-Beyr, age 16,
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
117 |
FISHMAN |
Beynish |
Yerikhim |
townsman |
1826 |
1826 |
1850 |
24 |
|
|
1858 |
32 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
yes |
117 |
FISHMAN |
Srul |
Beynish |
townsman |
1841 |
– |
1850 |
9 |
died |
1857 |
1858 |
not indicated |
son |
Beynish Yerikhimov |
|
male |
– |
no |
117 |
FISHMAN |
Kalman |
Beynish |
townsman |
– |
1851 |
1850 |
newborn |
|
|
1858 |
7 |
son |
Beynish Yerikhimov |
|
male |
– |
yes |
117 |
FISHMAN |
Leya |
Beynish |
townsman |
– |
1842 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
16 |
daughter |
Beynish Yerikhimov |
|
female |
– |
no |
117 |
FISHMAN |
Sura |
Beynish |
townsman |
– |
1852 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
6 |
daughter |
Beynish Yerikhimov |
|
female |
– |
no |
117 |
FISHMAN |
Pesya |
Beynish |
townsman |
– |
1855 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
3 |
daughter |
Beynish Yerikhimov |
|
female |
– |
Analysis: Beynish son of Yerikhim is still head of household. His wife, Etlya, who was present in 1850 is no longer listed and perhaps died in childbirth with one of the new daughters added to the household. Their son, Srul, died in 1857 at the age of 16. A new son, Kalman, was born and is now 7 years old. The daughter Leya, age 16, is still present. Two new daughters have been added to the household, Sura age 6, and Pesya, age 3.
This is one of seven Fishman households in the 1858 revision (#32,
#52, #64, #85, #117, #127, #132). It is not clear from the 1850 revision whether these families are related to one another.
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Fam # Revision 10 | Fam # (Date) 1851 Supplement |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
118 |
VETSER |
Avrum-Yuda |
Munish |
townsman |
1836 |
1836 |
1850 |
14 |
|
|
1858 |
22 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
Analysis: Avrum-Yuda son of Munish was a nephew of the former head of the household and the only member of the household present in 1850. He remains the sole person listed in 1858, now age 22 and head of the household.
As discussed above, this Vetser household (#118) is actually related to the Veytser household (#96). This is a good example where the surname spelling changes obscure the original relationships between the different households. The familial relationships become apparent by going back to the earlier 1850 revision. See the summary and discussion above.
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes? |
119 |
NUDLER |
Vegish |
Itsko |
townsman |
1834 |
– |
1850 |
16 |
missing |
1855 |
1858 |
not indicated |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
119 |
NUDLER |
Abram-Yankel |
Moshko |
townsman |
– |
1833 |
1850 |
omitted |
|
|
1858 |
25 |
nephew |
Vegish Itskov |
|
male |
– |
Analysis: This seems to be the Nudler household #123 in the 1850 revision. There a 16-year-old boy named Beresh son of Itsko was the only male in the household. It seems plausible he is the same man called Vegish son of Itsko here, who was also 16 in 1850 and has gone missing in 1855. The only person left in the household is his nephew, Abram-Yankel son of Moshko, age 25. This is one of two Nudler families in the 1858 revision ( #5, #119).
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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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes? |
120 |
SHTEPER |
Yankel-Shlema |
Gershko |
townsman |
1825 |
1825 |
1850 |
25 |
|
|
1858 |
33 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
120 |
SHTEPER |
Gudya-Rivka |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1828 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
30 |
wife |
Yankel-Shlema Gershkov |
|
female |
– |
no |
120 |
SHTEPER |
Feyga-Malka |
Yankel-Shlema |
townsman |
– |
1852 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
6 |
daughter |
Yankel-Shlema Gershkov |
Gudya-Rivka |
female |
– |
Analysis: It seems likely this Shteper household is related to the Shteper household #124 in the 1850 census. However, it is not entirely clear if the head of household here, Yankel-Shlema son of Gershko, age 33, is the same man called Yankel son of Shlema-Gersh in 1850 at the age of 23. The names are slightly different and the ages don't match precisely. Also, in 1850 Yankel (son of Shlema-Gersh) was married to Perlya who was born in 1830. Here he is married to Gudya-Rivka, who was born in 1828. This couple has a daughter Feyga-Malk, age 6.
This is one of two Shteper families in the 1858 revision ( #120,
#145). There is no explicit family relationship between the two households.
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Fam # Revision 10 | Fam # (Date) 1851 Supplement |
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 |
1851 Supplement Date |
yes |
121 |
SHERMAN |
Yos |
Duvid |
townsman |
1834 |
1834 |
1850 |
16 |
|
|
1858 |
24 |
head of family |
|
|
male |
– |
no |
121 |
SHERMAN |
Maryim |
not indicated |
townsman |
– |
1838 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
20 |
wife |
Yos Duvidov |
|
female |
– |
no |
121 |
SHERMAN |
Sura-Yakhod |
Yos |
townsman |
– |
1856 |
1850 |
|
|
|
1858 |
2 |
daughter |
Yos Duvidov |
Maryim |
female |
– |
Analysis: This is one of two Sherman households in this revision (
#3, #121). As discussed in the 1850 revision, the head of household #121 was originally the father of the household head in household #3).
Here, Yos son of Duvid (also called "Yos Duvidov") was the nephew of the previous head of household, Khaim son of Borukh. He is now head of household at age 24. In the meantime he married Maryim, now age 20, and they have a 2-year-old daughter, Sura Yakhod.
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