Bessarabia Court Records
BackgroundThis database will ultimately contains tens of thousands of Jewish surnames, as referenced in court cases across various jurisdictions, including the Kishinev District and City Courts, the Kishinev Court of Appeal, township and city courts, orphanage and justice of the peace records, as well as district land courts in Bessarabia (including Beltsy, Yassy, Kagul, Lapushna, Lipkany, Soroki, Tighina, Orgeev, Bendery). It also includes records from private and public notary offices in Bessarabia, Kishinev and district tribunals, and courts during the period of Romanian occupation (1918-1944). This database also encompasses police and quester inventories from the same period, as well as records from the People's Courts and the Supreme Court of the Moldavian SSR. The data is primarily sourced from the inventories of the State Archive of Moldova, covering the years 1806 to 1980. These historical records serve as a valuable resource for future research in the holdings of the State Archive of Moldova. Chisinau, currently the capital of Moldova, was known as Kishinev during the period between the two World Wars, when it was part of Romania. Before World War I, Chisinau served as the capital of Bessarabia Gubernia in the Russian Empire. Examples of Court Cases in the Database:
Record Information:There are currently 5,952 records in the collection. Each record includes the following details:
Acknowledgements:This project was made possible by the contributions of volunteer researchers Elena Leyderman, Genny Imas, and Margarita Samoylova. The project leader is Vladimir Boxer (Ashdod, Israel) - vbokser@jewishgen.org. Searching the DatabaseThis database is searchable via the JewishGen Unified Search and the JewishGen Romania Collection
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