German

Russian

Latvian

Polish

German but Jewish Nationality

Lithuanian

Diverse

Total by Sex

Total

M

W

M

W

M

W

M

W

M

W

M

W

M

W

M

W

A. PRODUCTION

I. Production Non Material Services

1. Intellectual Work

a. Lawyers and Doctors

62

7

1

3

11

84

0

84

b. Religious Personnel

19

31

4

9

33

1

97

0

97

c. Teachers and Journalists

155

465

18

26

8

3

5

8

165

20

7

21

358

543

901

d. Artists (Musicians and Performers

105

31

2

19

2

32

1

2

1

162

33

195

2. Public Service

a. Civil Functionaries

Internal administration and Police

97

2

27

42

9

3

2

2

182

2

184

Justice Administration

93

3

1

1

98

0

98

Post and Telegraph

95

11

43

4

17

4

1

3

163

15

178

Estate and Forestry Service

143

38

51

10

5

6

1

254

0

254

b. Military Service

128

4332

780

38

89

71

69

5507

0

5507

3. Local Government

105

7

4

27

1

8

4. Clerk, Functionaries, Inspectors, other

255

35

39

2

3

16

2

350

2

352

5. Technical Work

a. Apothecaries, Chemists

106

1

4

1

12

124

0

124

b. Architects, Sculptors

22

3

1

5

31

0

31

c. Engineers and foundry workers

95

2

124

46

1

57

6

24

2

354

3

357

d. Vets and Dentists

9

1

2

1

6. Personal Service Sector

a. Messengers

217

1251

108

148

1112

2907

26

70

100

986

71

110

10

14

1644

5486

7130

b. Workers without specific designation

259

155

352

68

4635

1490

24

9

383

108

124

12

3

1

5780

1843

7623

c. Barbers, hospital workers, midwives

58

89

14

4

27

16

3

35

39

4

2

141

150

291

42

10

197

1

404

4

658

0

658

II. Production-Material Goods

1. Trading

a. Traders

746

65

67

2

62

6

12

1827

41

7

18

2739

114

2853

b. Shopkeepers, 2nd-hand dealers, Brokers

59

50

27

24

51

51

1191

198

1

2

1331

323

1654

c. Innkeepers

129

29

16

197

17

5

60

17

3

2

3

412

66

478

d. Banking and insurance

47

2

49

0

49

2. Manufacturing

a. Sundry Manufacturers

52

7

15

2

56

3

12

2

15

152

12

164

b. Distilleries and Breweries

70

2

52

87

1

212

0

212

3. Artisan and other handwork

Bakers and confectioners

240

12

8

1

33

6

4

109

44

1

395

63

458

Master Builders

11

2

11

1

7

32

0

32

Cooper

75

2

17

94

0

94

Bookbinders

63

2

1

7

38

109

2

111

Printers

91

8

3

19

1

1

115

8

123

Brushmaker

16

18

34

0

34

Turner

69

1

2

11

42

124

1

125

Dyer

16

4

4

7

1

26

5

53

10

63

Butcher

244

1

3

13

313

2

573

3

576

Pewter founder

5

1

1

1

10

18

0

18

Tanner, shoemaker

117

11

12

11

1

1

20

24

7

168

36

204

Glazier

13

108

121

0

121

Goldsmith

63

1

3

18

85

0

85

Engraver, Mechanical and Optical

18

2

5

25

0

25

Handicraft without Specific Designation

186

18

76

160

4

1

445

0

445

Hat and Cap Maker

15

1

1

128

9

3

144

13

157

Piano Tuner and Instrument Maker

16

2

4

22

0

22

Tinsmith Plumber

31

1

2

1

233

1

267

2

269

Basketmaker

10

2

12

0

12

Plasterer and Potter

618

47

299

1

19

1

985

0

985

Painter and Varnisher

115

3

18

18

2

218

371

3

374

Miller

166

9

18

1

194

0

194

Needlemaker

5

1

1

1

6

2

8

Photographer

15

5

1

1

2

19

5

24

Ropemaker

41

1

6

5

1

53

1

54

Saddler and Paperhanger

136

1

4

16

3

15

3

177

1

178

Soapboiler

7

1

11

1

19

1

20

Locksmith and Cutlery Maker

301

2

22

46

15

14

10

2

410

2

412

Smith and coopersmith

222

13

119

3

29

4

4

394

0

394

Tailor, Milliner, Furrier

107

654

10

32

166

140

1

6

756

973

1

7

1041

1812

2853

Chimney Sweep

48

1

2

1

52

0

52

Shoemaker

546

3

65

1

154

1

6

836

5

9

1

1617

10

1627

Stonemason

14

10

1

16

8

48

1

49

Joiner and Carpenter

623

2

81

601

8

110

13

9

1445

2

1447

Watchmaker

39

1

3

95

137

1

138

Weaver

24

52

1

21

92

1

6

14

52

159

211

4. Agriculture and Horticulture

180

23

123

21

412

82

15

4

21

8

7

758

138

896

5. Fishery and Navigation

352

3

50

181

2

13

219

817

3

820

B. Consumption

I. Productive Consumption

I) Rentiers, Pensioners and Houseowners

175

180

22

9

32

13

11

10

69

28

3

1

1

310

244

554

2) Housewives (not otherwise employed)

4346

688

5225

122

5201

100

16

0

15698

15698

3) School Children over 15 and students

407

122

32

7

62

16

38

8

187

28

17

1

9

752

182

934

4) Children under 15

3982

4102

743

702

4028

4058

133

103

6667

6707

79

66

22

12

15654

15750

31404

II. Unproductive Consumption

Beggar, Vagabond and Prisoner

75

17

43

10

209

38

12

1

85

40

13

6

8

445

112

557

Prostitute and Brothel Owner

2

69

1

16

21

7

1

13

14

4

140

144

Incapable of Earning a Living

76

259

21

21

99

232

2

129

200

5

4

330

718

1048

III. Without Declaration

504

2728

91

270

402

1423

38

104

626

2399

13

33

11

16

1685

6973

8658