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GeneralHelkat Mehokek IndexBurial records and GravestonesIsrael Genealogical Society
A database of 8,090 listed tombstones at the Mount of Olives cemetery in Jerusalem managed and hosted by the IGS (Israel Genealogical Society).
GeneralJewishGen Online Worldwide Burial RegistryBurial records and GravestonesJOWBR
The JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry (JOWBR) is a database of more than 1.7 million names and other identifying information from cemeteries and burial records worldwide, from the earliest records to the present.
GeneralBiographical Names Collection1784-1997Name ListsUkraine SIG Website, Downloadable Files
Several Russian language websites contain short biographies of Russians, both Jewish and non-Jewish. Ukraine SIG is extracting entries that appear to be for Jews and that have a Ukraine connection. We have begun by processing lists from two sources: Encyclopedia of Names, Kharkov Province, Volume 1 by Andrey Fedorovich Paramonov. Mr. Paramonov is Director of the Private Museum of Kharkov City Mansion, and Center for Genealogical Research (CGR). In addition, there are many "Memory Books" online. These memorialize soldiers and civilian casualties of wars, pogroms, and other events. Ukraine SIG is cataloging these and will begin extraction and translation projects when we obtain volunteer translators for the work. If you can help translate these important lists, please contact Janette Silverman
GeneralCAHJP Catalog CardsPre-HolocaustArchives, Catalog of holdingsCAHJP
Catalog cards describing documents at the Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People (CAHJP). Cards are mostly printed and are in Russian, Polish, Hebrew, or Yiddish, or a combination of them. Cards for selected towns are available online on the Ukraine SIG website. They are listed below with links to the individual town collections.
GeneralFHL Microfilms17th to 20th centuriesArchives, Catalog of holdingsFHL
Vital record images from FHL library microfilms. Jewish birth, marriage, death divorce records
GeneralPrenumeranten, Sefer Imri Shmuel1912Prenumeranten
Prenumeranten from pages 51-66 of Sefer Imri Shmuel, published in Warsaw, 1912. Contains 1,662 names from various towns and Agricultural Colonies.
GeneralPassenger Ship Manifests, New York1820-1957Migration: Passenger Ship ManifestsAncestry.com
New York passenger manifests, online at Ancestry.com via Steve Morse"s One-Step website (http://www.stevemorse.org/ellis/passengers.php?mode=phil). Also directly from Ancestry.com (http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=7488)
GeneralHelkat Mehokek (edition 1902)1902Burial records and GravestonesLibraries
Gravestone inscriptions in the Mount of Olives Cemetery of Jerusalem (edition 1902, in Hebrew)
GeneralPassenger Ship Manifests, Philadelphia1800-1945Migration: Passenger Ship ManifestsAncestry.com
Philadelphia passenger manifests, online at Ancestry.com via Steve Morse"s One-Step website (http://www.stevemorse.org/ellis/passengers.php?mode=phil). Also directly from Ancestry.com (http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=8769)
GeneralCemeteries: Burial datasets and photosBurial records and Gravestones
Town Cemetery records and gravestone inscriptions
GeneralAmerican Joint Distribution Committee (JDC)mid-1900sArchives, Catalog of holdingsJDC
JDC Records dealing with overseas rescue, relief, and rehabilitation of Jews during the mThey will then be made available on line world-wide. Over 300,000 digitized documents are available at http://archives.jdc.org/archives-search/?s=archivestopnav.
GeneralMilitary RecordsMilitary RecordsUkraine Archives
Russian Empire
- (District)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages & Deaths in Chernigov District and Town1904-1918Vital Records: BirthsFHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages & Deaths from the Jewish community in Chernigov district and city. The records are from FHL microfilms number 2125338 (Item 3) and 2091573 (Item 1). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2125338 item 3 - 1910 births Microfilm 2091573 item 1 - Volume 679-10/1247 (cont.) Marriages 1918 (p. 151-250) -- Marriages 1915 (p. 267-284) -- Marriages 1914 (p. 325-363) -- Marriages 1912 (p. 414-443) -- Marriages 1911 (p. 456-498) -- Marriages 1910 (p. 529-566) -- Marriages 1907 (p. 633-682) -- Marriages 1904 (p. 743-783) The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths for Chernigov district and city, Chernigov, Chernigov, Russia; later Chernihiv district and city, Chernihiv, Chernihiv, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
- (Town)Name Lists, Occupations and Residences, Not Ukrainevarious yearsName ListsUkraine SIG Website, Downloadable Files
This table lists 84 people from the Kopelman extended family. The table has the following columns: Name (given, patronymic, surname), dates, occupation, Ukraine residence, dates of residence, training, and who submitted the name.
GeneralCatalog Cards, Ukraine Archives18th - 20th centuriesArchives, Catalog of holdingsUkraine Archives
Catalog cards from State Archives of Ukraine
GeneralSefer haPrenumeranten (Kagan)All time periodsPrenumerantenLibraries
Kagan"s book lists books that contain Prenumeranten (name lists of subscribers). It is organized by town.
GeneralYad Vashem Central Database of Shoah Victims' Names1939-1945HolocaustYad Vashem Shoah Names Database
GeneralUSHMM Registry of Holocaust Survivors1939-1945HolocaustUSHMM
GeneralPassenger Ship Manifests, Canada1895-1956Migration: Passenger Ship ManifestsAncestry.com
Canadian passenger manifests, online at Ancestry.com via Steve Morse"s One-Step website (http://www.stevemorse.org/ellis/passengers.php?mode=can). Also directly from Ancestry.com (http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=1263)
GeneralCAHJP DocumentsPre-HolocaustCommunity RecordsCAHJP
The Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People (CAHJP) were established in 1939. They hold the archives of hundreds of Jewish communities, as well as of local, national and international Jewish organizations and the private collections of many outstanding Jewish personalities. The Archives now hold the most extensive collection of documents, pinkassim (registers) and other records of Jewish history from the Middle Ages to the present day.
GeneralPrenumeranten, Kehilot Yitschak1911PrenumerantenKehilaLinks
Prenumeranten from 9 pages of "Kehilot Yitschak" by Yitskhak Tzvi Margolin, Rabbi of Sladkovodna (also known as Sladkovodna), published in Poltava in 1911. Contains about 2,000 names from various towns and Agricultural Colonies.
GeneralJewish Historical Institute CollectionsArchives, Catalog of holdingsJHI
Jewish Historical Institute holds the greatest collection of Jewish-related archival documents, books and museum objects in Poland. Its most valued treasure is the Undergound Archives of the Warsaw Ghetto, Ringelblum Archives. The collection of books, oldprints, manuscripts and journals amounts to 70,000 volumes, half of them in Yiddish and Hebrew. Its historical core, consisting of the remains of the Main Judaic Library, the Library of the Breslau Theological Seminar, and numerous public Jewish libraries, has been continuously expanded with new publications.
GeneralYahad - In Unum Archives and Interactive Map of Execution Sites of Jewish Holocaust Victims1941-1945HolocaustYahad - in Unum
Yahad - In Unum ("together" in Hebrew and Latin) is a Paris-based organization established in 2004 by Father Patrick Desbois and dedicated to systematically identifying and documenting the sites of Jewish mass executions by Nazi mobile-killing units in Eastern Europe during World War II. In the Ukraine, Yahad recorded more than 1,800 eyewitness-testimonies of mass shootings of Jewish victims and identified more than 700 execution sites. Different resources and tools within Yahad - In Unum"s database can help genealogists in their research for information regarding their town. 1. Yahad - In Unum archives In the Yahad - In Unum archives, one can find information not only about the mass shootings of Jews, but also about Jewish life before the war in the towns and villages of the Ukraine, as well as the fate of specific Jewish inhabitants murdered in theses villages and towns. Yahad - In Unum archives include: - Videos of eyewitness testimonies of mass shootings of Jews during the Holocaust - Contemporary photographs of the villages, towns, and sites of execution, ghetto locations, camps of forced labor, synagogues, cemeteries... - Archival photographs of the town/village and their Jewish inhabitants - Archives of the Soviet State Extraordinary Commission. These are inquiries led by Soviet authorities between 1943 and 1946, after the liberation of the towns and villages about what had happened during the occupation (not only for the Jewish population). These archives are available for consultation at Yahad - In Unum"s research center in Paris. - The German archives are from the collection of the Bundesarchivs of Ludwisburg. These are files of the trials of perpetrators including interrogation of people on trial as well as the witnesses (Jewish survivors, bystanders and so on). These archives are available for consultation at Yahad - In Unum"s research center in Paris. Video testimonies can be made available online upon request through the page of the town you are interested in, at Yahad Interactive map Photos and short video clips of testimonies are available online at Yahad - In Unum interactive map Others archives are available for consultation at Yahad"s research center in Paris. For more information, please contact Patrice Bensimon 2. Yahad - In Unum Interactive Map The Yahad - In Unum Interactive Map indicates the sites of mass execution sites located by Yahad research teams at which the Nazis and their allies murdered Jews in towns and villages throughout Eastern Europe. Each site includes a link to a brief village profile and to research findings for each location. One can get access to each village where Yahad - In Unum investigated. There 2 ways to find a specific village: 1/ click on the map directly on the village you are interested in if you know where it is located; 2/ enter the name of the village in the line called "village" in the column on the left. Users have also the possibility to launch a search by country, scrolling through the section "country" in the column on the left of the map. Selecting a country, all the villages investigated by Yahad - In Unum in the selected country will appear on the map. Users can also make search with other criteria than geographical. For that, users must write any word (for example: "gas van", "synagogue", "rabbi"...) and all the occurrences of the selected word published on the interactive map will be listed. Each village has a dedicated page containing various information including: 1. Archival pictures of the town/village and their Jewish inhabitants 2. Contemporary photos of witnesses, of various places (execution sites, ghetto location, synagogues, camps location...) 3. Number of video testimonies recorded in the village in question 4. Short video clips of witness testimony 5. Written excerpt of testimony 6. If available, an excerpt of German archives with the reference of the archives. The German archives are from the collection of the Bundesarchivs of Ludwisburg. It is files of trials of perpetrators including interrogation of sued persons, interrogations of witnesses (Jewish survivors, bystanders and so on). These archives are available for consultation in Yahad - In Unum research Center in Paris. 7. If available, an excerpt of Soviet archives with the reference of the archives. The Soviet archives are from the collection of the Soviet State Extraordinary Commission. It is inquiries lead by Soviet authorities between 1943 and 1946 after the liberation of the towns and villages about what happened (not only for the Jewish population) during the occupation. These archives are available for consultation in Yahad - In Unum research Center in Paris. Users must be aware that not all of the sites identified and not all of the villages investigated are published for the moment. Village profiles are being added incrementally each month as information is prepared and new sites are identified.
GeneralPassenger Ship Manifests, EIDB1892-1924Migration: Passenger Ship ManifestsEllis Island Database (EIDB)
Ellis Island Database (EIDB) of passenger manifests, online. Also directly from Ancestry.com (http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=7488)
GeneralPassenger Ship Manifests, Boston1820-1943Migration: Passenger Ship ManifestsAncestry.com
Boston passenger manifests, online at Ancestry.com via Steve Morse"s One-Step website (http://www.stevemorse.org/ellis/passengers.php?mode=balt). Also directly from Ancestry.com (http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=8745)
GeneralPassenger Ship Manifests, Galveston1893-1948Migration: Passenger Ship ManifestsAncestry.com
Galveston passenger manifests, online at Ancestry.com via Steve Morse"s One-Step website (http://www.stevemorse.org/ellis/passengers.php?mode=galv). Also directly from Galveston (http://www.galvestonhistory.org/Galveston_Immigration_Database.asp)
GeneralPassenger Ship Manifests, Baltimore1820-1948, 1954-1957Migration: Passenger Ship ManifestsAncestry.com
Baltimore passenger manifests, online at Ancestry.com via Steve Morse"s One-Step website (http://www.stevemorse.org/ellis/passengers.php?mode=balt). Also directly from Ancestry.com (http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=8679)
Akhtyrka (Town)Revision List 1782, Akhtyrka1782CensusFHL
1782
Aleksandrovka (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Aleksandrovka Town 1857-18621857-1862Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
2 microfilms Records of births and deaths from the Jewish community in Aleksandrovka, Chigirin, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 650; Opis 1; Dela 2-3, 5, 7, 15-16. Microfilm Nos. 2289317-2289318
Aleksandrovka (Town)Revision List 1811-1816, Aleksandrovka1811-1816CensusFHL
1811-1816
Aleksandrovka (Town)Revision List, Aleksandrovka town, Pereyaslav District 1835, FHL Catalog entry1835CensusFHL
Entries on this microfilm for Aleksandrovka do NOT include Jews. 1 microfilm reel at FHL, microfilm reel 2396624, part 2. This part of the film contains entries for towns of Aleksandrovka and Rymerovka. The entries on this film are for nobility and peasants.
Aleksandrovsk (Town)Public Records, FHL Catalog entry, Aleksandrovsk 1872-19191872-1909CensusFHL
18 microfilm reels at FHL. Public records (financial documents, lists of voters, residents and social classes, copies of revision and family lists, house owners, name lists of union members, recruitment lists, correspondence and misc. documents) for Aleksandrovsk (aka Moskovka), Aleksandrovsk, Aleksandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav, Russia; Some files include Jewish records. The archival inventory on film no. 2447291, item1 provides a detailed listing of what records are included in each item. Text in Russian. Fond 24, Opis 1, Delo 1-2, 4-5, 29-31, 35, 37-38, 46-47, 54-56, 61-63, 71-73, 89, 92-94, 130-133, 193-196, 206, 208, 254, 293, 300, 304-305, 342, 422, 425, 456, 458, 470-471, 473, 477, 479-480, 540, 547, 551-553, 669, 926, 1045, 1047-1055, 1075, 1085, 1088. Microfilm No. 2447291-2447298, 2448825-2448829, 2449355-2449358, 2453221
Aleksandrovsk (Town)Names List 1843, Aleksandrovsk1843  Name ListsJG
Aleksinets (Town)USHMM, Aleksinets1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
Spreadsheet with information from the USHMM database on individuals that are associated with Kremenets-district towns: Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kozin, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Oleksinets, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Aleksinets (Town)Voter Lists, Kremenets Conference of City Voters, KDRG 262, 263, 2641906, 1907, 1912Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Articles 33 and 34 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1906, no. 12. KDRG 262. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Article 33 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1907, no. 74. KDRG 263. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the First Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, and List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Second Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1912, no. 84. KDRG 264. Received from Barry Chernick. 7,322 Jewish names out of 11,930 total. Includes voters residing in Aleksinets, Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Rokhmanov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, Vyshgorodok, Yampol, and other localities. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Ananyev (Town)Cemeteries: Burial datasets and photos, Ananyev1884-1999Burial records and GravestonesKehilaLinks
Surnames from 114 gravestones. Surnames are in JOWBR and also are posted on the KehilaLinks website.
Ananyev (Town)Revision Lists, Ananyev 1843, FHL Catalog entry 1843  CensusFHL
1843   Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Chernigov (Province)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths and Divorces in Chernigov1855-1921Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
These records are from microfilm 2091572 for: Nezhin District and City, Berezna, Repki, Chernigov City and Distrct, Gorodnia City and District, Dmitrovka, Konotop City and District. Text is in Russian and Hebrew. Nezhin district and city, Nezhin, Chernigov, Russia: 1852-1918 -- Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths, and divorces item 1 - Volume 679-10/1245 (cont.) Births 1879 (p. 561-608) item 2- Volume 679-10/1246 Deaths 1890 (p. 142-178) -- Deaths 1891 (p. 226-266) -- Deaths 1893 (p. 490-518) -- Deaths 1895 (p. 626-650) item 3 - Volume 679-10/1247 Marriages 1899 (p. 1-40) The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths, and divorces for Nezhin district and city, Nezhin, Chernigov, Russia; later Nizyn district and city, Nizyn, Chernihiv, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files. Berezna (aka Bereznoe), Chernigov, Chernigov, Russia: 1869-1882 -- Registers of Jewish births, marriages, and deaths item 1- Volume 679-10/1245 (cont.) Marriages 1875 (p. 608-620) item 3 -Volume 679-10/1247 Marriages 1877 (p. 61-80) The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Registers of Jewish births, marriages, and deaths for Berezna (aka Bereznoe), Chernigov, Chernigov, Russia; later Berezna, Mena, Chernihiv, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files. Repki, Gorodni, Chernigov, Russia: 1875-1882 -- Registers of Jewish births, deaths item 1 - Volume 679-10/1246 Deaths 1875 (p. 612-624) The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Registers of Jewish births, deaths for Repki, Gorodni;, Chernigov, Russia; later Ripky, Ripky, Chernihiv, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files. Chernigov district and city, Chernigov, Chernigov, Russia: 1875-1918-- Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths item 1 - Volume 679-10/1245 (cont.) Marriages 1877 (p. 555-561) item 2 - Volume 679-10/1246 Deaths 1888 (p. 28-88) -- Deaths 1890 (p. 114-142, 178-222) -- Deaths 1891 (p. 267-406) -- Deaths 1893 (p. 428-490) -- Deaths 1894 (p. 519-612) -- Deaths 1895 (p. 650-797) item 3 - Volume 679-10/1247 Marriages 1917 (p. 81-110) The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths for Chernigov district and city, Chernigov, Chernigov, Russia; later Chernihiv district and city, Chernihiv, Chernihiv, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files. Gorodnia district and city, Gorodnia, Chernigov, Russia: 1875-1921 --Registers of Jewish births, marriages, and deaths item 1 - Volume 679-10/1245 (cont.) Marriages 1875 (p. 622-634) item 2- Volume 679-10/1246 Deaths 1888 (p.1-3, 9-26) -- Deaths 1890 (p. 89-114) -- Deaths 1892 (p. 407-428) item 3- Volume 679-10/1247 Marriages 1876 (p. 41-60) The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Registers of Jewish births, marriages, and deaths for Gorodnia district and city, Gorodnia, Chernigov, Russia; later Horodnia district and city, Horodnia, Chernihiv, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files. Dmitrovka, Konotop, Chernigov, Russia: 1881-1882 -- Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths item 1- Volume 679-10/1245 Marriages 1882 (p. 289-296) The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths for Dmitrovka, Konotop, Chernigov, Russia; later Dmytrivka, Bakhmach, Chernihiv, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files. Konotop district and city, Konotop, Chernigov, Russia: 1896-1916 -- Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths item 2 - Volume 679-10/1246 Marriages 1915 (p. 3-8) The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths for Konotop district and city, Konotop, Chernigov, Russia; later Konotop district and city, Konotop, Sumy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Ananyev (Town)Cemeteries: Burial datasets and photos, Ananyev1884-1999Burial records and GravestonesJOWBR
Surnames from 114 gravestones
Andreyeva (Town)Revision List 1816, Andreyeva1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Andreyevka (Town)All Andreyevka database Name ListsKehilaLinks
Avdeyevka (Town)Revision List 1816-1825, Avdeyevka1816-1825CensusFHL
1816-1825 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Baba (Town)Revision List 1781-1825, Baba1781-1825CensusFHL
1781-1825 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Pereyaslav (District)Revision List, Pereyaslav District 1835, FHL Catalog entry1835CensusFHL
1 microfilm reel at FHL, microfilm reel 2396624, part 2. This part of the film contains entries for towns of Aleksandrovka and Rymerovka. The entries on this film are for nobility and peasants. The entries do NOT include Jews.
Bakhchisaray (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Bakhchisaray Town 1854-19131854-1913Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
6 microfilms at FHL Registers of Jewish births, marriages, divorces, deaths for Bakhchisaray (Simferopol), Tavrida, Russia; later Bakhchysaray (Bakhchysaray), Krym, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Record group 142, series 1, files 261, 263, 282, 770. Record group 266, series 1, files 1-51. Microfilm Nos. 2008469, 2010557, 2010569, 2037492, 2041507-2041508
Balabanovka (Town)Voters List, Duma, Kiev Guberniya, Balabanovka Name ListsJG
46 entries in JG Ukrraine SIG DB
Poltava (District)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Poltava District Towns 1868-19171868-1917Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish vital records births, marriages, deaths, divorces from Poltava district 1868-1917
Balta (Town)Names List, Balta1914-1960Name ListsUkraine SIG researcher listed in Description
Arnold Chamove has 11 lists: List of Jewish businessmen in Balta for 1914. (First name, last name and their business)- about 170 names. List of Jews sufferers from the pogrom of 1919 ( first name, patronymic, last name)- 160 names. List of Jews prisoners of Balta Ghetto - 18 names List of Jews workers of the felt boots factory. - 16 names Salary roll - 9 names List of women who worked at public jobs in 1943 - 9 names List of Jews who sent parcels to Balta Ghetto - 8 names List of partisans killed in Balta Ghetto List of former prisoners of Balta Ghetto living in NY now - 48 names List of former prisoners of Balta Ghetto living in Balta - 22 names List of former prisoners of Balta Ghetto living in Odessa - 45 names
Balta (Town)Names List, people born in Balta1872-1992Name ListsKehilaLinks
List of individuals born in Balta and their occupations
Balta (Town)Names List, Business Owners and Officials, Town and District of Balta1914Name ListsRussian Language Websites
This list has 299 entries, including 159 Jewish entries. Some entries have multiple names. Each entry includes the individual"s occupation. The translation will appear on the Balta KehilaLinks website after editing and formatting.
Balta (Town)Collected Records, Vital Records, Balta1879-1904Vital Records: BirthsUkraine SIG researcher listed in Description
49 Birth, 10 marriage and 10 death records collected by Dalya Dektor.
Balta (Town)Cemeteries: Burial datasets and photos, BaltaBurial records and GravestonesUkraine SIG researcher listed in Description
6 matzevot photos Ronald D. Doctor Rec"d from Arnold Chamove. Translations needed. Photos of more stones require contact with Vadiem Vienyarsky via Anna Royzner. He has a burial list for at least one of three cemeteries.
Baranye Pole (Town)Revision List 1858, Baranye Pole1858CensusFHL
1858 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Priluki (District)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Priluki district 19121912CensusFHL
1 microfilm, FHL Catalog entry for Priluki district. Family lists (tax poll census) for Priluki district, Chernigov, Russia; later Pryluky, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Includes Jewish records. Text in Russian. Fond 132, Opis 1, Delo 1230. Microfilm Nos. 2446203
Belovodsk (Town)Revision List 1782, Belovodsk1782CensusFHL
1782 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Belozerye (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Belozerye Town 1882-18931882-1893Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
2 microfilms Records of births from the Jewish community in Belozerye (near Khatski), Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; later known as Bilozirya, Cherkasy, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 3295, 3602. Microfilm Nos. 2289406, 2289161
Belozirka (Town)Passenger Ship Manifests, EIDB, Belozirka1898-1923Migration: Passenger Ship ManifestsKehilaLinks
The list was extracted from Ellis Island passenger ship manifests. It provides information concerning immigrants from Belozirka who arrived in the U.S between 1898 and 1923 - Given Name, Surname, Age, Year of Arrival, Date of Arrival, Port, if not NY, Last residence. It is a work in progress and additional information will be added in the future.
Belozirka (Town)USHMM, Belozirka1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
Spreadsheet with information from the USHMM database on individuals that are associated with Kremenets-district towns: Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kozin, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Oleksinets, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Belozirka (Town)Communities and Shtetls Near BelozirkapresentArchives, Catalog of holdingsKehilaLinks
This is a list of small and large communities that are in the vicinity of Belozirka. Links are provided for commmunities with ShtetLink pages.
Belozirka (Town)Voter Lists, Kremenets Conference of City Voters, KDRG 262, 263, 2641906, 1907, 1912Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Articles 33 and 34 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1906, no. 12. KDRG 262. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Article 33 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1907, no. 74. KDRG 263. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the First Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, and List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Second Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1912, no. 84. KDRG 264. Received from Barry Chernick. 7,322 Jewish names out of 11,930 total. Includes voters residing in Aleksinets, Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Rokhmanov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, Vyshgorodok, Yampol, and other localities. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Belozirka (Town)Residents of Kremenets District, Belozirka1870-1907Name ListsKehilaLinks
The Kremenets District Research Group translates vital records, Yizkor Books, Cemetery gravestones, and other documents for towns in the Kremenets District, including Belozirka. Search for names in the Kremenets Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names.
Berdichev (Town)Yizkor Books, BerdichevYizkor Books
Geven amol a shtot Berditshev (, 1956) .
Berdichev (Town)Revision List, Berdichev Town 1834-1850, FHL Catalog entry1834-1850CensusFHL
3 microfilm reels at FHL "Some items include receipts, correspondence, announcements and other documents pertaining to the revision. Each item contains multiple localities and, most often, a title page appears at the beginning of a new locality. On some records Berdichev district is listed as Makhnov district. Text in Russian." Fond 285, Opis 2, Dela 1, 3-4 Microfilm Nos. 2199449-2199451
Berdyansk (Town)Migration: Passports, Berdyansk1913PassportsKehilaLinks
Passport for Zalmen Kamisaruk
Berezhtsy (Town)USHMM, Berezhtsy1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
Spreadsheet with information from the USHMM database on individuals that are associated with Kremenets-district towns: Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kozin, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Oleksinets, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Berezhtsy (Town)Voter Lists, Kremenets Conference of City Voters, KDRG 262, 263, 2641906, 1907, 1912Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Articles 33 and 34 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1906, no. 12. KDRG 262. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Article 33 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1907, no. 74. KDRG 263. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the First Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, and List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Second Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1912, no. 84. KDRG 264. Received from Barry Chernick. 7,322 Jewish names out of 11,930 total. Includes voters residing in Aleksinets, Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Rokhmanov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, Vyshgorodok, Yampol, and other localities. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Berezna (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Berezna Town 1869-18821869-1882Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
5 microfilms of Registers of Jewish births, marriages, and deaths for Berezna. from LDS FHL Catalog Card. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Record group 679, series 4, file 1531 Record group 679, series 10, files 1243-1245, 1247, 1252. Microfilm Nos. 2091570-2091572, 2091574, 2161325
Berezno (Town)Community records, Holocaust & pre-Holocaust, USHMM, Berezno1815-1944Community RecordsUSHMM
The US Holocaust Memorial Museum has 8 microfilm reels with data for Rovno/Rivno district towns, including: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Rovno, Sarny, Stepan, Zdolbunov. The microfilms contain captured records of the German occupation administration, records of the local Ukrainian administration under Nazi occupation, records of the Ukrainian Nationalist Organization (OUN), and prewar records of Jewish communities of the region. Includes correspondence, reports, diaries, notebooks, regulations, orders, name lists of property owners, list of Jews in Town Zdolbunov including list of doctors, census of the Jewish population in Berezna, Ukraine, the Ukrainian newspaper: "Volyn," 1941-1943, statistical information, and the following Jewish communities" records: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Stepan, Sarny Talmud-Torah (Elementary School. Arrangement: Organized in the following order: Fond 30: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Fond 33: Rovno City Administration, Fond 22: Rovno Gebietskomissariat, 1941-1944; Fond 37: Zdolbunov City Administration; Fond 23: Gebitcomissariat in Kostopol; Fond 29: Gebietcomissariat in Klevan; Fond 52: Rovno District Administration, 1941-1944, Ukrainian Newspaper " Volyn", 1941-1943, and pre-war collection, 1815-1939: Jewish Communities; Arrangement is thematic. Notes: In Russian and Ukrainian. Inventory in English.
Berezno (Town)Berezno Vital Records1888-1938Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)CAHJP
Berezno Vital Records from CAHJP.
Kherson (Province)Courland-Kherson Jewish Relocation1837-1840Name ListsJG
This database contains information about 5,872 Jews who relocated from towns in Courland to agricultural colonies in Kherson Gubernia in 1837 and 1840. The documents were handwritten in Russian, and reference the years 1837 and 1840. The documents cover all the major towns in Courland Gubernia — Bausk, Friedrichstadt, Gazenpot, Goldingen, Grobin, Jakobshtat, Libava, Mitava, Pilten, Polangen, Tuckum, and Vindava. Unfortunately, these documents do not specify to which of the Kherson colonies these Jews relocated. These records were photocopied by the Latvian National Archives (Latvijas Nacionālais Arhīvs) at the request of the JewishGen Ukraine SIG. The Latvian National Archives are located at Šķūņu Street 11, Rīga, LV-1050, Latvia. The records are all from Fond 412, Office of Courland Governor. To see the originals, please contact the archives directly — JewishGen does not have permission to circulate the copies.
Podolia (Province)CAHJP Documents, HM2/9315.4, Lists of merchants and members of their families in Podolia Province1826CensusCAHJP
Lists of merchants and members of their families in Podolia Province. Mentions Podolia Province and Mogilev-Podolski.
Bershad (Town)Yizkor Books, BershadYizkor Books
Bershad, 2 YBs exist, not yet translated Be-tsel ayara (Jerusalem, 1956) Der Geshichte der Juden in der Bukowina, vol. II (Tel Aviv, 1962).
Bershad (Town)Cemeteries: Gravestone Inscriptions, BershadBurial records and Gravestones
Photos are on Ukrainian website Ronald D. Doctor: http://jew.bershad.org.ua/photos/r-1.html the site is in either Ukrainian or Russian, I"m not sure which. This site offers a photo album of the Bershad Cemetery: Old Cemetery, New Cemetery, Women"s Cemetery (453), Men"s Cemetery (320). It includes names of the interned: Sidler, Zunya, Firer,Benchik, Besher, Moishe, Goldstein Pauline, Budiansky, Betyaev, Schwartzman, Rose, Kozak, Eugene, Schneider, Hai-Raise, Faydel, Haik, are just a few of the names.
Blistava (Town)Revision List 1811-1818, Blistava1811-1818CensusFHL
1811-1818 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Bobrovitsa (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Bobrovitsa Town 18751875Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm reel at FHL Register of Jewish marriages for Kozelets (Kozelets), Chernigov, Russia; later Kozelets (Kozelets), Chernihiv, Ukraine. Text in Russian. Record group 679, series 2, file 4948. Microfilm Nos. 2125337
Bobrovy Kut (Town)Bobrovyi Kut Colony Vital Records1854-1862Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)CAHJP
Bobrovyi Kut Colony Vital Records from CAHJP.
Berdichev (District)Revision List, Berdichev District 1834-1850, FHL Catalog entry1834-1850CensusFHL
3 microfilm reels at FHL Some items include receipts, correspondence, announcements and other documents pertaining to the revision. Each item contains multiple localities and, most often, a title page appears at the beginning of a new locality. On some records Berdichev district is listed as Makhnov district. Text in Russian. Фонд 285, опись 2, дела 1, 3-4 Microfilm Nos. 2199449-2199451
Rovno (District)Community records, Holocaust & pre-Holocaust, USHMM, Rovno1815-1944Community RecordsUSHMM
The US Holocaust Memorial Museum has 8 microfilm reels with data for Rovno/Rivno district towns, including: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Rovno, Sarny, Stepan, Zdolbunov. The microfilms contain captured records of the German occupation administration, records of the local Ukrainian administration under Nazi occupation, records of the Ukrainian Nationalist Organization (OUN), and prewar records of Jewish communities of the region. Includes correspondence, reports, diaries, notebooks, regulations, orders, name lists of property owners, list of Jews in Town Zdolbunov including list of doctors, census of the Jewish population in Berezna, Ukraine, the Ukrainian newspaper: "Volyn," 1941-1943, statistical information, and the following Jewish communities" records: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Stepan, Sarny Talmud-Torah (Elementary School. Arrangement: Organized in the following order: Fond 30: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Fond 33: Rovno City Administration, Fond 22: Rovno Gebietskomissariat, 1941-1944; Fond 37: Zdolbunov City Administration; Fond 23: Gebitcomissariat in Kostopol; Fond 29: Gebietcomissariat in Klevan; Fond 52: Rovno District Administration, 1941-1944, Ukrainian Newspaper " Volyn", 1941-1943, and pre-war collection, 1815-1939: Jewish Communities; Arrangement is thematic. Notes: In Russian and Ukrainian. Inventory in English.
Simferopol (District)Revision List, Simferopol District 1834-1878, FHL Catalog entry1834-1878CensusFHL
1834-1878 Towns in Simferopol District, 1 microfilm reel at FHL. FHL Microfilm reel: 2063578, Item 4 (Fond 414, Opis 1).
Bondarevka (Town)Revision List 1816, Bondarevka1816  CensusFHL
1816   Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Borzna (Town)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Borzna town & district 1882-19101882-1910CensusFHL
6 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Oster district Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Cherkassy, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; later known as Cherkasy, Cherkasy, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Included are records from Jewish communities in Russkaya Polyana, Lomovatoe, Zmagayovka, Leski, Dakhnovka, and other neighboring towns. Text in Russian and Hebrew.br> Fond 387; Opis 1; Dela 1-39 Fond 650; Opis 1; Delo 6 Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 3069a, 3072a, 3074a, 3078a, 3081a, 3089a, 3169a, 3370, 3396-3397, 3519-3520, 3540, 3574, 3576, 3601, 3626a, 3649-3652, 3678-3679, 3683, 3708, 3754-3755, 3776, 3791-3792, 3831-3833, 3860-3861, 3886, 3888, 3907, 3937, 3985, 4019, 4053, 4237, 4270-4271, 4279, 4329, 4368, 4395a-4395b. Microfilm Nos. 1222346, 1409779-1409782, 1696867
Borzna (Town)Military Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Borzna town & district 18451845Military RecordsFHL
1 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry Military records (recruitment and conscription lists) for Borzna district, Chernigov, Russia; Includes Jewish records. Also includes miscellaneous documents of the city council. Text in Russian. Fond 819, Opis 1, Delo 114 Microfilm No. 2396611 Item 5
Borzna (Town)Revision List 1782-1879, Borzna1782-1879CensusFHL
1782-1879
Sosnitsa (District)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Sosnitsa district 1882-19101882-1910CensusFHL
6 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Sosnitsa district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Sosnitsya district, Chernigov, Russia; later Sosnytsya, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 5, Delo 1567 Fond 127, Opis 12, Delo 1439 Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3537, 4070, 4322. Microfilm Nos. 1222347, 1409779-1409781, 1696867-1696868
Borzna (District)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Borzna district 1882-19101882-1910CensusFHL
6 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Oster district Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Cherkassy, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; later known as Cherkasy, Cherkasy, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Included are records from Jewish communities in Russkaya Polyana, Lomovatoe, Zmagayovka, Leski, Dakhnovka, and other neighboring towns. Text in Russian and Hebrew.br> Fond 387; Opis 1; Dela 1-39 Fond 650; Opis 1; Delo 6 Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 3069a, 3072a, 3074a, 3078a, 3081a, 3089a, 3169a, 3370, 3396-3397, 3519-3520, 3540, 3574, 3576, 3601, 3626a, 3649-3652, 3678-3679, 3683, 3708, 3754-3755, 3776, 3791-3792, 3831-3833, 3860-3861, 3886, 3888, 3907, 3937, 3985, 4019, 4053, 4237, 4270-4271, 4279, 4329, 4368, 4395a-4395b. Microfilm Nos. 1222346, 1409779-1409782, 1696867
Borzna (District)Military Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Borzna town & district 18451845Military RecordsFHL
1 microfilm, FHL Catalog entry Military records (recruitment and conscription lists) for Borzna district, Chernigov, Russia; Includes Jewish records. Also includes miscellaneous documents of the city council. Text in Russian. Fond 819, Opis 1, Delo 114 Microfilm No. 2396611 Item 5
Brovary (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Oster Town 1867-19201867-1920Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm reels at FHL "Registers of Jewish births and marriages for the Oster uezd (district), Chernigov, Russia; later split amongst Kozelets, Chernihiv, Ukraine; Brovary, Kiev, Ukraine; and Kiev, Kiev, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 679, Opis 10, Dela 3591-3595. Microfilm Nos. 2392160
Buda-Orlovetskaya (Town)Revision List 1850, Buda-Orlovetskaya1850CensusFHL
1850 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Burty (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Burty1855, 1860, 1861Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages and deaths from the Jewish community of Burty. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2289313 (Items 24, 38, 40). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2289317 item 24 – 1855 births item 38 - 1860 deaths item 40 - 1861 births The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Records of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish congregation in Burty, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; later known as Burty, Shpola, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Included are records from Vi︠a︡zovok, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; later known as V"i︠a︡zivok, Horodyshche, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending.
Burty (Town)Revision List 1816, Burty1816CensusFHL
1816 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Burty (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Burty Town 1854-18621854-1862Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilms Records of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish congregation in Burty, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 390; Opis 1; Dela 2-5, 7-25. Microfilm Nos. 2289313.
Cherkassy (District)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Ishum town & Cherkassy district 1847-19171847-1917CensusFHL
6 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Ishim district Family lists for the district of Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; later known as Cherkasy, Cherkasy, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. These records may include Jewish communities, Old Believers" communities, military recruits, city dwellers, petty bourgeois and foreigners. Some volumes include a name index. Unless otherwise indicated, multiple localities or record types are mixed together on each item. Also includes misc. documents of the city council. Text in Russian. Fond 8, Opis 1, Dela 216, 247, 255-256, 270, 672, 381, 697, 730, 740, 855, 865, 889, 897, 899, 900. Microfilm Nos. 2192577-2192580, 2199426, 2199429 NOTE: The FHL Catalog says that Jewish Community records are on the following microfilms: 2192578, Items 2, 4-6; 2192579, Item 1. Other films in this set may have Jewish records.
Cherkassy (District)Revision Lists, Cherkassy District 1811-1858, FHL Catalog entry1811-1858CensusFHL
9 microfilm reels: Films 2199441 through 2199449 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Byshev (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Byshev Town 1854-18561854-1856Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm, FHL Catalog entry for Byshev Registers of Jewish births, marriages, divorces and deaths for Byshev, Kiev, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 1164, Opis 1, Dela 1, 3-6, 17-19. Microfilm Nos. 2410368, Items 3, 6-9, 20-22 Births, 1854-1856 Marriages, 1854-1855 Divorces, 1854-1855 Deaths, 1854-1855
Chamarov (Town)Revision List 1811, Chamarov1811CensusFHL
1811 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Chechelnik (Town)Address Calendar, Podolia, 1895, Chechelnik1895DirectoriesKehilaLinks
Images in Cyrillic, browsable and searchable in Cyrillic and Roman
Chechelnik (Town)All Chechelnik Database at Chechelnik KehilaLinksArchives, Catalog of holdingsKehilaLinks
This is a searchable database containing several datasets related to Chechelnik: Among them you"ll find: Tashkent Refugees Yad Vashem Testimonies Ellis Island Passenger Lists
Chepelev (Town)Revision List 1816, Chepelev1816CensusFHL
1816 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Cherkassy (Town)Revision Lists, Cherkassy Town, Cherkassy District, 1839-1859, FHL Catalog entry1839-1859CensusFHL
9 microfilm reels: Films 2199435 through 2199441, 2199448, and 2199453. Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry. See also FHL Catalog entry for Cherkassy District Revision Lists, 1811-1858.
Cherkassy (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Cherkassy Town & Province 1765-19341765-1934Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm reel Archival register which consists of 4431 files of mostly Russian Orthodox church records from the Cherkasy oblast, Ukraine; formerly in Kiev province, Russia (Empire). Also contains reference to Roman Catholic and Jewish records. For records of births, marriages, and deaths referred to in this register, see catalog entries for individual localities listed. Inventory to Record group 931, series 1 Microfilm No. 2063511, Item 1
Cherkassy (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Cherkassy1837-1878Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Cherkassy. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2289443(Items 1-8), 2289402 (item 6), 2289403 (items 1-6), 2289407 (items 1-3, 6), 2289163 (items 1-6), 2889406 (items 1, 2, 4, 5, 6). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2289443 Item 1 Fond 387, оpus 1, delo. 32 Births 1860 Item 2 Fond 387, оpus 1, delo. 33 Births 1861 Item 3 Fond 387, оpus 1, delo. 34 Births 1861 Item 4 Fond 387, оpus 1, delo. 35 marriages 1862 Item 5 Fond 387, оpus 1, delo. 36 divorces 1862 Item 6 Fond 387, оpus 1, delo. 37 Births 1862 Item 7 Fond 387, оpus 1, delo. 38 Births 1862 Item 8 Fond 387, оpus 1, delo. 39 Births 1857 Microfilm 2289402 item 6 (153 images of marriages 1875-1878) Microfilm 2289403 items 1-6 (732 images of births 1837-1853 and deaths 1837-1849) Microfilm 2289407 items 1-3 (338 images of births 1885-1895), Cherkassy Towns 2289407 item 7 (Gorodishche:14 images of marriages 1916; Orlovets: 187 images of births 1892-1911, marriages 1891, 1902,1907; Vyazivok: 29 images of births 1894, deaths 1902) Item 6, fond 387, opis 1, delo 8 births 1853 Microfilm 2289163 Item 1-Fond 931, оpus 1, delo 3652 (continued) marriages 1908 [in a mess] Item 2- Fond 931, оpus 1, delo 3678 Births 1895 Item 3- Fond 931, оpus 1, delo 3679 Р Births 1895 Item 4- Fond 931, оpus 1, delo 3683 Deaths 1895 (personnel 235-312) -- Deaths 1899 (personnel 315-401) Item 5- Fond 931, оpus 1, delo 3708 Deaths 1896 Item 6- Fond 931, оpus 1, delo 3754 Births 1898 Microfilm 2289406 Item 1 F. 931, opus. 1, d. 3287 (cont.) Marriage 1887-1889 Item 2 931 F. opus. 1, d. 3295 Births 1882 (frames 121-178) - Birth 1884 (frames 200-272) - Birth 1888 (frames 289-366) Item 4 F. 931, opus. 1, d. 3370 Birth 1884 [additional microfilm] Item 5 931 F. opus. 1, d. 3396 births 1885 Item 6 931, opus. 1, d. 3397 births 1885 The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Cherkassy, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; later known as Cherkasy, Cherkasy, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Included are records from Jewish communities in Russkai︠a︡ Poli︠a︡na, Lomovatoe, Zmagaĭlovka, Les"ki, Dakhnovka, and other neighboring towns. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Cherkassy (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Cherkassy Town 1837-19201837-1920Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
23 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Cherkassy Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Cherkassy, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 387; Opis 1; Dela 1-39 Fond 650; Opis 1; Delo 6 Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 3069a, 3072a, 3074a, 3078a, 3081a, 3089a, 3169a, 3370, 3396-3397, 3519-3520, 3540, 3574, 3576, 3601, 3626a, 3649-3652, 3678-3679, 3683, 3708, 3754-3755, 3776, 3791-3792, 3831-3833, 3860-3861, 3886, 3888, 3907, 3937, 3985, 4019, 4053, 4237, 4270-4271, 4279, 4329, 4368, 4395a-4395b. Microfilm Nos. 2154894, 2289160-2289167, 2289317, 2289402-2289407, 2289442-2289443, 2291238-2291241, 2292949
Chernevtsy (Town)Photograph cemeteries Chernivtsi, ChernevtsyBurial records and GravestonesJG
in progress
Chernigov (Town)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Chernigov town & district 1823-18861823-1886CensusFHL
8 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Chernigov. Family lists (tax poll census) for Chernigov district, Chernigov, Russia; later Chernihiv, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Includes Jewish records. Text in Russian. Fond 151, Opis 1, Delo 568 Fond 187, Opis 1, Delo 3 Fond 206, Opis 1, Dela 24, 26, 26а, 27, 27а, 43 Fond 206, Opis 2, Dela 1, 6 Microfilm Nos. 1696862-1696867, 2396476, 2396611,
Chernigov (Town)Military Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Chernigov town & district 1797-19171797-1917Military RecordsFHL
8 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Chernigov town & district Military records (recruitment and conscription lists, alphabetical lists, lists of names, etc.) for Chernigov, Chernigov, Russia; Includes Jewish military records. Text in Russian. Фонд 132, опись 1, дела 2, 136, 154, 341 Фонд 205, опись 1, дела 149, 177-178, 199, 208, 213 Фонд 205, опись 2, дело 4 Фонд 206, опись 1, дела 3-4, 7, 11, 14-15 Фонд 467, опись 2, дело 110 Фонд 469, опись 1, дела 37, 39, 42, 44-45, 47, 49, 52-54, 57, 59-61, 63, 67, 71, 76-77, 79, 81, 86-87, 102. Microfilm Nos. 1696861-1696862, 2396531-2396532, 2396610-2396612, 2396615,
Chernigov (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Chernigov Town 1875-19181875-1918Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
12 microfilm reels at FHL "Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths for Chernigov district and city, Chernigov, Chernigov, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Record group 679, series 3, file 383 Record group 679, series 10, files 1243-1247, 1252, 1255-1256, 1258, 1260-1261, 1308. Microfilm Nos. 2125338, 2091570-2091577, 2101058, 2101468-2101469.
Chernigov (Town)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Chernigov town & district 1807-1911, 1807-1911CensusFHL
5 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Chernigov district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Chernigov district, Chernigov, Russia; later Chernihiv, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3534, 4254, 4327. Fond 185, Opis 3, Delo 49. Fond 467, Opis 1, Dela 86, 115, 121 Fond 467, Opis 2, Delo 25. Microfilm Nos. 1222347, 1409780, 1409782, 2396532, 2396611
Chernigov (Town)Revision Lists, Chernigov Town, Chernigov District 1782-1900, FHL Catalog entry1782-1900CensusFHL
1782-1900
Chernotichi (Town)Revision List 1811-1825, Chernotichi1811-1825CensusFHL
1811-1825 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Chigirin (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Chigirin Town 18571857Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm, FHL Catalog entry for Chigirin Records of divorces from the Jewish community in Chigirin, Chigirin, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 650, Opis 1, Dela 1. Microfilm Nos. 2289317 Item 22.
Surazh (District)Family Lists, FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Surazh District, 1882-19101882-1910CensusFHL
Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Surazh district, Chernigov, Russia; later in Briyansk oblast, Russia. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3532, 4065-4066, 4266, 4323-4324, 4335 5 Microfilms: 1222347, 1409779-1409782
Chigirin (Town)Revision List, 1795-1858, Chigirin1795-1858CensusFHL
1795-1858
Surazh (District)Revision List, Surazh District 1782-1847, FHL Catalog entry1782-1847CensusFHL
4 microfilm reels at FHL, microfilm reels 2396624, 2396583-2396584, 2396592; Фонд 132, опись 1, дело 843 -- Фонд 132, опись 2, дела 129, 245
Dakhnovka (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Dakhnovka Town 1837-19201837-1920Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
23 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Cherkassy Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Cherkassy, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 387; Opis 1; Dela 1-39 Fond 650; Opis 1; Delo 6 Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 3069a, 3072a, 3074a, 3078a, 3081a, 3089a, 3169a, 3370, 3396-3397, 3519-3520, 3540, 3574, 3576, 3601, 3626a, 3649-3652, 3678-3679, 3683, 3708, 3754-3755, 3776, 3791-3792, 3831-3833, 3860-3861, 3886, 3888, 3907, 3937, 3985, 4019, 4053, 4237, 4270-4271, 4279, 4329, 4368, 4395a-4395b. Microfilm Nos. 2154894, 2289160-2289167, 2289317, 2289402-2289407, 2289442-2289443, 2291238-2291241, 2292949
Danilovka (Town)Revision List 1811-1819, Danilovka1811-1819CensusFHL
1811-1819 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Dashev (Town)Voters List, Duma, Kiev Guberniya, Dashev Name ListsJG
275 entries on SIG website
Tiraspol (District)Revision Lists, Tiraspol District 1843-1880, FHL Catalog Entry1843-1880CensusFHL
FHL Catalog entry for 1843-1880 Tiraspol District revision lists; Fond 134, Opis 2, Delo 560-562, 689. Four microfilms: 2375784 Item 4 (1859, 1861-1869, 1871, 1880), 23775785 Items 1-2 (1860, 1862-1867, 1871), 2375786 Item 2 (1862-1865) and 2377234 Item 2 (1843-1844). We have not yet identified the towns on these revision lists or determined whether or not the revision lists have Jewish records.
Derazhno (Town)Derazhno Vital Records1843-1917Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)CAHJP
Derazhno Vital Records from CAHJP.
Derazhnya (Town)Community records, Holocaust & pre-Holocaust, USHMM, Derazhnya1815-1944Community RecordsUSHMM
The US Holocaust Memorial Museum has 8 microfilm reels with data for Rovno/Rivno district towns, including: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Rovno, Sarny, Stepan, Zdolbunov. The microfilms contain captured records of the German occupation administration, records of the local Ukrainian administration under Nazi occupation, records of the Ukrainian Nationalist Organization (OUN), and prewar records of Jewish communities of the region. Includes correspondence, reports, diaries, notebooks, regulations, orders, name lists of property owners, list of Jews in Town Zdolbunov including list of doctors, census of the Jewish population in Berezna, Ukraine, the Ukrainian newspaper: "Volyn," 1941-1943, statistical information, and the following Jewish communities" records: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Stepan, Sarny Talmud-Torah (Elementary School. Arrangement: Organized in the following order: Fond 30: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Fond 33: Rovno City Administration, Fond 22: Rovno Gebietskomissariat, 1941-1944; Fond 37: Zdolbunov City Administration; Fond 23: Gebitcomissariat in Kostopol; Fond 29: Gebietcomissariat in Klevan; Fond 52: Rovno District Administration, 1941-1944, Ukrainian Newspaper " Volyn", 1941-1943, and pre-war collection, 1815-1939: Jewish Communities; Arrangement is thematic. Notes: In Russian and Ukrainian. Inventory in English.
Dmitrevka (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Dmitrevka Town 1881-18821881-1882Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
4 microfilm reels at FHL "Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths for Dmitrovka, Konotop, Chernigov, Russia. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Record group 679, series 10, files 1243-1245, 1252. Microfilm Nos. 2091570-2091572, 2091574
Chigirin (District)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, divorces Chigrin1855-1892Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
These records are from microfilm 2289317 and 2289318 1860 Records of marriages from the Jewish community in Medvedovka, Chigirin, Kiev, Russia. The records are from FHL microfilm 2289318 (Item 2). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. item 2 – Fond 650, Opis 1, Delo 10 Marriages 1860 The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Records of marriages from the Jewish community in Medvedovka, Chigirin, Kiev, Russia; later known as Medvedivka, Chyhyryn, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine RD"s Coordinator has the image files. 1858-1862 Records of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish community in Zlatopol", Chigirin, Kiev, Russia. The records are from FHL microfilm 2289318 (Items 1, 3, 4, 5, 6) and FHL microfilm 2289402 (Item 5). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Film 2289318 item 1 – Fond 650, Opis 1, Delo 9 Marriages 1860 item 3 - Fond 650, Opis 1, Delo 9 Deaths 1860 item 4- Fond 650, Opis 1, Delo 12 Marriages 1861 item 5- Fond 650, Opis 1, Delo 13 Deaths 1861 item 6- Fond 650, Opis 1, Delo 14 Marriages 1862 Film 2289402 Item 5 - Fond 931, Opis 1, Del. 2911 births 1890 – articles 1-37; deaths 1868 - articles 38-44; births 1891 – articles 45-71; births 1892 articles 72-102; births 1893 articles 103-123; births 1894 articles 124-158 The FHL catalog entry for FHL microfilm 2289318 (items 7 and 8) is: Records of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish community in Zlatopol", Chigirin, Kiev, Russia. The territory of this historical locality has been incorporated into that of the present-day locality Novomyrhorod, Novomyrhorod, Kirovohrad, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine RD"s Coordinator has the image files. 1857-1862 Records of births and deaths from the Jewish community in Aleksandrovka, Chigirin, Kiev, Russia. The records are from FHL microfilm 2289318 (Items 7, 8). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. item 7 - Fond 650, Opis 1, Delo 15 Deaths 1862, births 1859 item 8- Fond 650, Opis 1, Delo 16 Deaths 1861 The FHL catalog entry for the microfilm is: Records of births and deaths from the Jewish community in Aleksandrovka, Chigirin, Kiev, Russia; later known as Oleksandrivka, Oleksandrivka, Kirovohrad, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files. Microfilm 22898317 (item 22) has 1857 records of divorces from the Jewish community in Chigirin, Chigirin, Kiev, Russia. The text is in Russian and Hebrew. item 22 - Fond 650, opis 1, Delo 1 Marriages & Divorces 1857 The FHL catalog entry for the microfilm is: Records of divorces from the Jewish community in Chigirin, Chigirin, Kiev, Russia; later known as Chyhyryn, Chyhyryn, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine RD"s Coordinator has the image files. Microfilm 22898317 (items 18-29) has 1857-1894 records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Kamenka, Chigirin, Kiev, Russia The text is in Russian and Hebrew. item 18-- Fond 411, opis 1, Delo1 Divorces 1857, 1858, item 19-- Fond 411, opis 1, Delo 2 Divorces 1864 item 20-- Fond 411, opis 1, Delo 3 Divorces 1865 item 21 - - Fond 411, opis 1, Delo 4 Divorces 1866 item 23 – Fond 650, opis 1, Delo 2 Deaths Alexandrovka 1857 item 24 - Fond 650, opis 1, Delo 3 Deaths Alexandrovka 1859 item 25 – Fond 650, opis 1, Delo 4 Marriages Zlatopol 1858 item 26- Fond 650, opis 1, Delo 5 Deaths Alexandrovka 1858 item 27 – Fond 650, opis 1, Delo 6 Chigrin – Marriages 1858 item 28 – Fond 650, opis 1, Delo7 Alexandrovka Births 1860 item 29 – Fond 650, opis 1, Delo 11 Zlatopol – Births 1860 The FHL catalog entry for the microfilm is: Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Kamenka, Chigirin, Kiev, Russia; later known as Kam"ianka, Kam"iaka, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine RD"s Coordinator has the image files.
Chernigov (District)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Chernigov district 1823-18861823-1886CensusFHL
8 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Chernigov. Family lists (tax poll census) for Chernigov district, Chernigov, Russia; later Chernihiv, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Includes Jewish records. Text in Russian. Fond 151, Opis 1, Delo 568 Fond 187, Opis 1, Delo 3 Fond 206, Opis 1, Dela 24, 26, 26а, 27, 27а, 43 Fond 206, Opis 2, Dela 1, 6 Microfilm Nos. 1696862-1696867, 2396476, 2396611
Chernigov (District)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Chernigov district 1807-1911, 1807-1911CensusFHL
5 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Chernigov district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Chernigov district, Chernigov, Russia; later Chernihiv, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3534, 4254, 4327. Fond 185, Opis 3, Delo 49. Fond 467, Opis 1, Dela 86, 115, 121 Fond 467, Opis 2, Delo 25. Microfilm Nos. 1222347, 1409780, 1409782, 2396532, 2396611
Dolgaya Greblya (Town)Revision List 1816-1825, Dolgaya Greblya1816-1825CensusFHL
1816-1825 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Domashlin (Town)Revision List 1816-1825, Domashlin1816-1825CensusFHL
1816-1825 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Dubossary (Town)Memorial Book, Dubossary 1600-1962Yizkor BooksJG YB Translations
Translation from: Dubossary; Sefer Zikaron; Dubossary Memorial Book, ed. Y Rubin, Tel-Aviv, Association of Former Residents of Dubossary in Argentina and Israel, 1965 (H,Y) Preface passage: There was the need to memorialize our dear ones who in their innocence were slaughtered, whose spilled blood cried out from every stone, from every field. There was also the need to preserve the 400 year history of Jewish Dubossar. Our task was formidable. In other countries there was the possibility of gathering documents and eye witness reports of what had occurred during the great catastrophe. Survivors who came to Israel could also bear witness to what they had lived through. However, Dubossar, within the confines of the Soviet Union was hermetically sealed in and not until the year 1962 did we hear one word about our town. Most of the Dubossarers that were now in Israel or in other countries in the world, had left Russia forty years earlier, in the 1920"s. The task of reconstructing the history of the town was thus also hampered by the natural process of forgetfulness which increases with time. Luckily, 3 years ago (1962), a Dubossarer managed to escape the “iron curtain” and emigrated to Israel. This man, a high officer in the Soviet army, personally heard many first-hand accounts from Dubossar survivors and fighters at the front against the nazis. Thanks to this man, we know many details about our martyrs and fighters who died heroic deaths on the various fronts - details which appear in this book.
Dubovo (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, (Civil Registration), Uman Town, 1919-19241919-1924Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
7 microfilms of Civil Registration of Uman District birth and marriage records, 1919-1924, from LDS FHL Catalog Card. NOTE: These records may or may not include Jewish records. The records are in Russian and Ukrainian, no Hebrew. They include the towns of Uman, Zhaskiv, Mankivka, and Khrystynivka. Fond 5899, Opis 1, Dela 77, 391, 521, 559, 565, 658, 695-696, 699. Microfilm Nos. 2331081, 2344613, 2344778, 2350935, 2350936, 2351004, 2359391.
Uman (District)Voters List, FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Uman District, 18??18??Name ListsFHL
1 microfilm. Public records (alphabetical list of Jewish voters) for Uman district, Kiev, Russia; later Uman, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian. Fond 714, Opis 1, Delo 4. Microfilm No. 2199426, Item 1.
Uman (District)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, (Civil Registration), Uman Town and District, 1919-19241919-1924Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
7 microfilms of Civil Registration of Uman District birth and marriage records, 1919-1924, from LDS FHL Catalog Card. NOTE: These records may or may not include Jewish records. The records are in Russian and Ukrainian, no Hebrew. They include the towns of Uman, Zhaskiv, Mankivka, and Khrystynivka. Fond 5899, Opis 1, Dela 77, 391, 521, 559, 565, 658, 695-696, 699. Microfilm Nos. 2331081, 2344613, 2344778, 2350935, 2350936, 2351004, 2359391.
Uman (District)Revision Lists, Uman District 1811-1813, FHL Catalog Entry1811-1813CensusFHL
FHL Catalog entry for 1811-1813 Uman District revision lists; Fond 892, Opis 1, Delo 1. One microfilm: 2204721 Item 17. All records in this set are for Jewish households.
Dunayevtsy (Town)Yizkor Books, DunayevtsyYizkor Books
3 books, 2 translated (see Comment) Dinovitz; ir moladiti (Tel Aviv, 195-) Kaminits-Podolsk and its environs (New Jersey, 1999), translated Kamenets-Podolsk u-sevivata (Tel Aviv, 1965) necrology translated..
Dyagova (Town)Revision List 1811-1816, Dyagova1811-1816CensusFHL
1811-1816 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Emilchino (Town)Name Lists, Occupations and Residences, Emilchinovarious yearsName ListsUkraine SIG Website, Downloadable Files
This table lists 84 people from the Kopelman extended family. The table has the following columns: Name (given, patronymic, surname), dates, occupation, Ukraine residence, dates of residence, training, and who submitted the name.
Fastov (Town)List of sages, FastovName ListsKehilaLinks
List of sages on KehilaLinks site
Feodosiya (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Feodosiya Town 1854-19201854-1920Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
10 microfilm reels at FHL "Jewish records (births, marriages, deaths, divorces) for Feodosiya (Feodosiya), Tavrida, in Russian and Hebrew. State Archives of the Crimean Republic in Simferopol.: Record group 142, series 1, files 56-57, 74 Record group 142, series 3, files 1, 2-4, 11-12, 24-27, 33 Record group 263, series 1, files 1-36 Unnumbered record group, series 3 (Feodosiya), files 177-180 Microfilm Nos. 2008469, 2009090, 2009096, 2038201-2038204, 2041505, 2044121, 2063559
Feskovka (Town)Revision List 1811-1827, Feskovka1811-1827CensusFHL
1811-1827 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Filonovka (Town)Revision List 1816-1825, Filonovka1816-1825CensusFHL
1816-1825 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Gadyach (Town)Revision List 1782, Gadyach1782  CensusFHL
1782  
Gay (Town)Revision List 1816, Gay1816  CensusFHL
1816   Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Glukhov (Town)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Glukhov town & district 1882-19101882-1910CensusFHL
4 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Glukhov district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Glukhov district, Chernigov, Russia; later Hlukhiv, Sumy, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 5, Delo 1567 Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3306, 3541, 4117 Microfilm Nos. 1222346, 1409779-1409780, 1696868
Glukhov (Town)Revision List 1782-1851, Glukhov1782-1851CensusFHL
1782-1851
Golovanevsk (Town)Yizkor Books, GolovanevskYizkor Books
1924 Book in progress Title: In the Time of the Revolution (Memoirs, Materials, Documents): Collected Books Art Hoffman (arthh@comcast.net) is having this book translated. The translation is at: https://sites.google.com/site/golovanevskproject/ It will be submitted to Lance Ackerfeld for posting JG YB Translation website. Hoffman has been asked to create an Index..
Glukhov (District)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Glukhov istrict 1882-19101882-1910CensusFHL
4 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Glukhov district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Glukhov district, Chernigov, Russia; later Hlukhiv, Sumy, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 5, Delo 1567 Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3306, 3541, 4117 Microfilm Nos. 1222346, 1409779-1409780, 1696868
Gorodishche (Town)Revision Lists, Gorodishche Village 1850, FHL Catalog entry1850CensusFHL
2 microfilm reels: Film 2199438-2199439. Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Gorodishche (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Gorodische1846-1862Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Gorodische. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2289315 (Items 6-26). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2289315 Item 6 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 1 deaths 1846 Item 7 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 2 births 1846 Item 8 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 3 deaths 1847 Item 9 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 4 deaths 1848 Item 10 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 5 births 1849 Item 11 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 6 deaths 1849 Item 12 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 7 births 1850 Item 13 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 8 marriages 1850 Item 14 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 9 marriages 1851 Item 15 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 10 deaths 1851 Item 16 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 11 births 1853 Item 17 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 12 deaths 1853 Item 18 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 13 deaths 1854 Item 19 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 14 births 1854 Item 20 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 15 marriages 1858 Item 21 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo.16 deaths 1858 Item 22 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo.17 marriages 1859 Item 23 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo.18 deaths 1861 Item 24 Fond 393, оpis 1, delo.19 marriages 1862 Item 25 Fond 394, оpis 1, delo. 1 births 1854 Item 26 Fond 394, оpis 1, delo. 2 births 1855 The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Gorodishche, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; later known as Horodyshche, Horodyshche, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Gorodishche (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Gorodishche Town 1846-19161846-1916Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
6 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Gorodishche Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Gorodishche, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 393, Opis 1, Dela 1-19 Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 3258, 3573-3574, 3602, 3792a. Microfilm Nos. 2289315, 2289405, 2289407, 2289160-2289161, and 2289165.
Gorodishche (Town)Landsmanshaftn: Membership Lists, GorodishcheName ListsKehilaLinks
2 landsmanshaftn on KehilaLinks website.
Gostomel (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Gostomel Town 18551855Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm reel Registers of Jewish births for Gostomel, Kiev, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 1164, opis 1, delo 20 Microfilm no. 2410368 Item 23; 1855 births
Grafskaya (Town)Revision Lists, Grafskaya, Mariupol District, 1858, Translations1858CensusKehilaLinks
This is a translation of the 1858 revision List for Grafskaya. It lists the names and ages of Jewish male and female residents. Additional census information is available on the Grafskaya web page of the Agricultural Colonies KehilaLinks website.
Gorodnya (District)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Gorodnya district 1882-19111882-1911CensusFHL
4 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Horodnia district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Gorodnya district, Chernigov, Russia; later Horodnya, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 12, Delo 1439 Fond 127, Opis 14, Delo 3536, 4135, 4267. Microfilm Nos. 1222347, 1409780-1409781, 1696867
Gritsev (Town)Name Lists, Occupations and Residences, Grushevvarious yearsName ListsUkraine SIG Website, Downloadable Files
This table lists 84 people from the Kopelman extended family. The table has the following columns: Name (given, patronymic, surname), dates, occupation, Ukraine residence, dates of residence, training, and who submitted the name.
Odessa (District)Revision Lists, Odessa 1842-1844, FHL Catalog Entry1842-1844CensusFHL
FHL Catalog entry for Odessa District Revision Lists (Census), 1842-1844; Fond 134, Opis 2, Delo 689; microfilm no. 2377234 Item 2
Gulyay Pole (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Gulyay Pole Town 1877-19041877-1904Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm of Gulyay Pole Town Jewish records, Volume 5593-2/486 Births, marriages, deaths; 1887-1889, 1892-1904 , 1877-1904, from LDS FHL Catalog Card. Record group 5593, series 2, file 486 Microfilm Nos. 2213357 Item 3
Gurinovka (Town)Revision List 1816, Gurinovka1816  CensusFHL
1816   Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Guta (Town)Revision List 1858, Guta1858  CensusFHL
1858   Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Guta-Steblevskaya (Town)Revision List 1858, Guta-Steblevskaya1858  CensusFHL
1858   Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Horodnia (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Horodnia Town 1875-19211875-1921Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
12 microfilm reels at FHL "Registers of Jewish births, marriages, and deaths for Gorodniya district and city. Text in Russian and Hebrew." Record group 679, series 2, file 4971 Record group 679, series 10, files 1243, 1245-1247, 1256, 1258, 1260-1261, 1308, 3347. Microfilm Nos. 2091570-2091573, 2091575-2091577, 2101058, 2101469, 2125337, 2383879-2383880.
Horodnia (Town)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Horodnia town and district 1882-19111882-1911CensusFHL
4 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Horodnia district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Gorodnya district, Chernigov, Russia; later Horodnya, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 12, Delo 1439 Fond 127, Opis 14, Delo 3536, 4135, 4267. Microfilm Nos. 1222347, 1409780-1409781, 1696867
Horodnia (Town)Revision List 1816-1861, Horodnia1816-1861CensusFHL
1816-1861
Ignatovka (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Ignatovka Town 1854-18551854-1855Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm reel. Registers of Jewish births, divorces and deaths for Ignatovka, Kiev, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 1164, Opis 1, Dela 7-9, 21. Microfilm No. 2410368, Items 10-12, 24 Births, 1854-1855 Divorces, 1854 Deaths, 1854
Ilintsy (Town)Photograph cemeteries Illintsi, IlintsyBurial records and GravestonesJG
2 Illintsi photos 1 Canadian cemetery photographed
Ishum (Town)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Ishum town & Cherkassy district 1847-19171847-1917CensusFHL
6 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Ishim district Family lists for the district of Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; later known as Cherkasy, Cherkasy, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. These records may include Jewish communities, Old Believers" communities, military recruits, city dwellers, petty bourgeois and foreigners. Some volumes include a name index. Unless otherwise indicated, multiple localities or record types are mixed together on each item. Also includes misc. documents of the city council. Text in Russian. Fond 8, Opis 1, Dela 216, 247, 255-256, 270, 672, 381, 697, 730, 740, 855, 865, 889, 897, 899, 900. Microfilm Nos. 2192577-2192580, 2199426, 2199429 NOTE: The FHL Catalog says that Jewish Community records are on the following microfilms: 2192578, Items 2, 4-6; 2192579, Item 1. Other films in this set may have Jewish records.
Ivancha (Town)Revision List 1816, Ivancha1816  CensusFHL
1816   Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Zenkov (District)Revision List, FHL Catalog entry, Zenkov District 1782, 1782CensusFHL
2 microfilm reels at FHL Revision lists (census lists used to levy a poll tax) for Zenkov district, Poltava, Russia; later Zinkiv, Poltava, Ukraine. Some items are preceded by indexes. Text in Russian. Fond 679, Opis 5, Dela 21-23, 26-27. Microfilm Nos. 2439741, parts 6-8 and 2439742, parts 2-3
Ivanovka (Town)Revision List 1816, Ivanovka1816  CensusFHL
1816   Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Ivnitsa (Town)Ivnitsa Vital Records1858-1880Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)CAHJP
Ivnitsa Vital Records from CAHJP.
Kiev (Province)Kiyev Archival ListsMultipleArchives, Catalog of holdingsCAHJP
Lists of CAHJP-available documents from Kiev Archives.
Kiev (Province)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Kiev (now Cherkasy) Province 1765-19341765-1934Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm reel Archival register which consists of 4431 files of mostly Russian Orthodox church records from the Cherkasy oblast, Ukraine; formerly in Kiev province, Russia (Empire). Also contains reference to Roman Catholic and Jewish records. For records of births, marriages, and deaths referred to in this register, see catalog entries for individual localities listed. Inventory to Record group 931, series 1 Microfilm No. 2063511, Item 1
Kalinova (Town)Revision List 1850, Kalinova1850  CensusFHL
1850   Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Kanev (District)Revision Lists, Kanev District 1850, 1857-1858, FHL Catalog entry1850, 1857-1858CensusFHL
1 microfilm reel for towns of the Kanev District: Film 2199451 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Kamen Kashirskiy (Town)Yizkor Books, Kamen KashirskiyYizkor Books
1 book Sefer ha-zikaron le-kehilat Kamien Koszyrski ve-ha-seviva (Tel Aviv, 1965) [Yizkor Book Images] . Translation: partial translation Partial translation at: http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Kamen_Kashirskiy/Kamen_Kashirskiy.html
Kamenets Podolskiy (Town)Yizkor Books, Kamenets PodolskiyYizkor Books
4 Ybs exist, 2 partially translated Kamenets-Podolsk u-sevivata (Tel Aviv, 1965) [Yizkor Book Images] Kamenetz-Podolsk; a memorial to a city annihilated by the Nazis (New York, 1966) [Yizkor Book Images] Kaminits-Podolsk; excerpts from Kaminits-Podolsk u-sevivatah, a memorial book (Washington DC, 1990) Kaminits-Podolsk and its environs (New Jersey, 1999). Necrology translated: Kamenets-Podolsk u-sevivata (Tel Aviv, 1965)
Kamenka (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Kamenka Town 1857-18941857-1894Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
3 microfilm reels at FHL "Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Kamenka, Chigirin, Kiev, Russia; later known as Kamyanka, Kamyanka, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew." Fond 411, Opis 1, Dela 1-4 Fond 650, Opis 1, Delo 9 Fond 931, Opis 1, Delo 2911.
Kamka (Town)Revision List 1816-1825, Kamka1816-1825CensusFHL
1816-1825 Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Kanev (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Kanev Town 1854-18611854-1861Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
2 microfilm reels at FHL "Records of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish congregation in Kanev, Kanev, Kiev, Russia"; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 391, Opis 1, Delo 3 Fond 394, Opis 1, Dela 1-9. Microfilm Nos. 2289314-2289315.
Kanev (Town)Revision Lists, Kanev town, Kanev District 1857-1858, FHL Catalog entry1857-1858CensusFHL
1857-1858
Nezhin (District)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Nezhin district 1882-19061882-1906CensusFHL
5 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Nezhin district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Nezhin district, Chernigov, Russia; later Nizhyn, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 5, Delo 1567 -- Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3543, 4074, 4325, 4335. Microfilm Nos. 1409779-1409782, 1696868
Nezhin (District)Revision List, Nezhin District 1782-1868, FHL Catalog entry1782-1868CensusFHL
4 microfilm reels at FHL, microfilm reels 2396580, 2396583, 2396615-2396616, 2396619-2396625, 2439741, 2442187, 2446203, 2446209-2446212, 2446926.
Karasubazar (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Karasubazar Town 1841-18871841-1887Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
6 microfilm reels at FHL "Jewish records (births, marriages, deaths) for Karasubazar (Simferopol), Tavrida", in Russian. Record group 142, series 1, files 65, 127, 162 Record group 265, series 1, files 1-72 Microfilm Nos. 2008469, 2009093, 2009914, 2009922, 2041506-2041507
Kariukovka (Town)Revision List 1816-1825, Kariukovka1816-1825CensusFHL
1816-1825
Katerburg (Town)USHMM, Katerburg1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
Spreadsheet with information from the USHMM database on individuals that are associated with Kremenets-district towns: Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kozin, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Oleksinets, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Katerburg (Town)Voter Lists, Kremenets Conference of City Voters, KDRG 262, 263, 2641906, 1907, 1912Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Articles 33 and 34 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1906, no. 12. KDRG 262. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Article 33 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1907, no. 74. KDRG 263. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the First Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, and List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Second Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1912, no. 84. KDRG 264. Received from Barry Chernick. 7,322 Jewish names out of 11,930 total. Includes voters residing in Aleksinets, Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Rokhmanov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, Vyshgorodok, Yampol, and other localities. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Kerch (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Kerch Town 1857-18861857-1886Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
11 microfilm reels at FHL "Jewish records (births, marriages, divorces, deaths) for Kerch (Kerch), Tavrida, Russia. Beginning in 1880, includes Yenikale; later Hlazivka, in Russian and Hebrew." Record group 142, series 1, files 15-23, 67, 97, 129, 166, 196 Record group 264, series 1, files 1-18 Microfilm Nos. 2008420-2008421, 2008469, 2008474, 2009080, 2009094, 2009915, 2009923, 2010571, 2041505-2041506
Kerch (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Kerch1857-1865Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Kerch. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2008474(Items 3-6). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2008474 items 3-6 – Volume 142-1/15 Births, marriages, deaths, divorces 1857-1861 -- Volume 142-1/16 Births, marriages, deaths, divorces 1862-1883 -- Volume 142-1/17 Births, marriages, deaths, divorces 1863-1864 -- Volume 142-1/18 Births 1865 The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Jewish records (births, marriages, divorces, deaths) for Kerch (Kerch), Tavrida, Russia; later Kerch (Kerch), Krym, Ukraine. Beginning in 1880, includes Yenikale; later Hlazivka. Microfilm of original manuscripts at the State Archives of the Crimean Republic in Simferopol. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Kerch (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Kerch1860-1890Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Kerch. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2009923 (item 4), 2008474 (items 3-6), 2008420, 2009080 (item 4), 2009094 (item 1), 2009915 (item 2). Microfilm 2009923 item 4-Volume 142-1/166 Births, marriages, divorces, deaths 1884 Microfilm 2008474 items 3-6 – Volume 142-1/15 Births, marriages, deaths, divorces 1857-1861 -- Volume 142-1/16 Births, marriages, deaths, divorces 1862-1883 -- Volume 142-1/17 Births, marriages, deaths, divorces 1863-1864 -- Volume 142-1/18 Births 1865 Microfilm 2008420 Volume 142-1/18 (cont.) Births, marriages, deaths, divorces 1865 -- Volume 142-1/19 Births, marriages, deaths, divorces 1868-1870 -- Volume 142-1/20 Births, marriages, deaths, divorces 1871 -- Volume 142-1/21 Births, marriages, deaths 1872 Microfilm 2009080 Item 4: Volume 142-1/96 Births, marriages, deaths 1880-1881 Microfilm 2009094 Item 1: Volume 142-1/67 Births, marriages, deaths, divorces 1878-1879 Microfilm 2009915 item 2 – 386 images The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Jewish records (births, marriages, divorces, deaths) for Kerch (Kerch), Tavrida, Russia; later Kerch (Kerch), Krym, Ukraine. Beginning in 1880, includes Yenikale; later Hlazivka. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Khabno (Town)Collected Records, Revision Lists, Radomysl district, Khabno1818, 1834, 1850, 1851, 1874CensusUkraine SIG researcher listed in Description
16 census records collected and translated by a Ukraine researcher for Beatrice Markel from State Archives of Kiev.
Kharkov (Town)Revision List 1782, Kharkov1782  CensusFHL
1782  
Kharkov (Town)Name Lists, Occupations and Residences, Kharkovvarious yearsName ListsUkraine SIG Website, Downloadable Files
This table lists 84 people from the Kopelman extended family. The table has the following columns: Name (given, patronymic, surname), dates, occupation, Ukraine residence, dates of residence, training, and who submitted the name.
Khashchevata (Town)Yizkor Books, KhashchevataYizkor Books
Yizkor Book not yet translated . Necrology translated: Done Necrology translation is at: http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Khoshchevatoye/Khoshchevatoye.html
Khilki (Town)Revision List 1858, Khilki1858  CensusFHL
1858  
Khirovka (Town)Revision List 1857, Khirovka1857  CensusFHL
1857  
Khlopianiki (Town)Revision List 1811-1818, Khlopianiki1811-1818CensusFHL
1811-1818
Khlystunovka (Town)Revision List 1850, Khlystunovka1850CensusFHL
1850
Kholmy (Town)Revision List 1816-1825, Kholmy1816-1825CensusFHL
1816-1825
Khorol (Town)Collected Records, Vital Records, Khorol1882, 1884, 1886, 1888Vital Records: BirthsUkraine SIG researcher listed in Description
4 birth records recorded as one in 1893, collected by Susan Rappoport.
Khovdeevka (Town)Revision List 1816-1822, Khovdeevka1816-1822CensusFHL
1816-1822
Khrebetnyy (Town)Revision List 1811-1822, Khrebetnyy1811-1822CensusFHL
1811-1822
Khrebetnyy (Town)Revision List 1816, Khrebetnyy1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Khudiaky (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Khudiaky Town 1891-19181891-1918Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
2 microfilm reels at FHL "Records of births, marriages, and deaths from Jewish communities in Khudiaki, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 3575, 3755. Microfilm Nos. 2289160, 2289164.
Kiev (Town)Photograph cemeteries Kyiv, KievBurial records and GravestonesJG
3 cemeteries in Canada
Kiev (Town)Telephone Directory, Kiev, 19351935DirectoriesLibrary of Congress
Logan Kleinwaks reported that "the Library of Congress recently placed online, scans of five Ukrainian telephone directories: Kiev 1935, Voroshilovgrad (Luhansk) 1939, Sevastopol 1941, Odessa 1948, and Lviv 1949." These directories can be viewed or downloaded at the Library of Congress website. The Library of Congress has other Ukraine telephone directories at the Library. Kleinwaks" notes that "the full text of these directories can be searched on his Genealogy Indexer website, either in the original Cyrillic or by entering a Latin script search term and using one of the automatic transliteration options ("Add Latin -> Cyrillic," which is the default, or "Only Latin -> Cyrillic"). Search results link to page scans on the Library of Congress" website."
Kiev (Town)Revision List 1782, Kiev1782 CensusFHL
1782 for District  
Kiev (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Kiev Town 18501850Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm for Kiev, Jewish vital records. Registers of Jewish births for the Kiev district, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 1164, Opis 1, Delo 1a Microfilm No. 2410368 Item 4, 1850 Births. Transcribed and submitted to JewishGen.
Kiev (Town)Names List, 1st Guild Merchants, Kiev, 19081908Name ListsKehilaLinks
277 names of 1st Guild Merchants of Kyiv. Some are not Jewish. Some entries give the geographic area the listed person is from. The original list is in Russian. It was created by Natalie and was posted in two parts on the rusgenealogy.clan.su website. Richie Baum, Ukraine SIG"s Town Leader for Kyiv has posted the list, both the Russian original and an English list, on the Kiev KehilaLinks website. However, the English list is a "translation" of the surnames and town names instead of a "transliteration". Use caution when reviewing the English list.
Kiev (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Oster Town 1867-19201867-1920Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm reels at FHL "Registers of Jewish births and marriages for the Oster uezd (district), Chernigov, Russia; later split amongst Kozelets, Chernihiv, Ukraine; Brovary, Kiev, Ukraine; and Kiev, Kiev, Ukraine/b>. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 679, Opis 10, Dela 3591-3595. Microfilm Nos. 2392160
Kiriyevka (Town)Revision List 1811-1816, Kiriyevka1811-1816CensusFHL
1811-1816
Kiselevka (Town)Revision List 1816, Kiselevka1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Kister (Town)Revision List 1816, Kister1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Kitay-gorod (Town)Yizkor Books, Kitay-gorodYizkor Books
2 books partially translated (see Comment) Kaminits-Podolsk and its environs (New Jersey, 1999) Kamenets-Podolsk u-sevivata (Tel Aviv, 1965) necrology translated.
Klevan (Town)Community records, Holocaust & pre-Holocaust, USHMM, Klevan1815-1944Community RecordsUSHMM
The US Holocaust Memorial Museum has 8 microfilm reels with data for Rovno/Rivno district towns, including: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Rovno, Sarny, Stepan, Zdolbunov. The microfilms contain captured records of the German occupation administration, records of the local Ukrainian administration under Nazi occupation, records of the Ukrainian Nationalist Organization (OUN), and prewar records of Jewish communities of the region. Includes correspondence, reports, diaries, notebooks, regulations, orders, name lists of property owners, list of Jews in Town Zdolbunov including list of doctors, census of the Jewish population in Berezna, Ukraine, the Ukrainian newspaper: "Volyn," 1941-1943, statistical information, and the following Jewish communities" records: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Stepan, Sarny Talmud-Torah (Elementary School. Arrangement: Organized in the following order: Fond 30: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Fond 33: Rovno City Administration, Fond 22: Rovno Gebietskomissariat, 1941-1944; Fond 37: Zdolbunov City Administration; Fond 23: Gebitcomissariat in Kostopol; Fond 29: Gebietcomissariat in Klevan; Fond 52: Rovno District Administration, 1941-1944, Ukrainian Newspaper " Volyn", 1941-1943, and pre-war collection, 1815-1939: Jewish Communities; Arrangement is thematic. Notes: In Russian and Ukrainian. Inventory in English.
Knuty (Town)Revision List 1811-1816, Knuty1811-1816CensusFHL
1811-1816
Kolki (Town)Yizkor Books, KolkiYizkor Books
2 books exist Fun ash aroysgerufn (Warsaw, 1983). Partial translation at: http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Kolki/Kolki.html Memorial book : the Jewish communities of Manyevitz, Horodok, Lishnivka, Troyanuvka, Povursk and Kolki : Wolyn region (Shlomo Levy Ltd, Printers, Tel Aviv, 2004). No translation project yet.. Translation: 1 partial translation Fun ash aroysgerufn (Warsaw, 1983). Partial translation at: http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Kolki/Kolki.html
Kolki (Town)Minute Book, Ladies Auxiliary, Kolki1940-1972Name ListsJG
Ladies Auxiliary Minute Book (1940-1972) of the Kolker Synagogue, Phila. Surname list on KehilaLinks website.
Konotop (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Konotop Town 1896-19161896-1916Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
7 microfilm reels at FHL "Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths for Konotop district and city, Konotop, Chernigov, Russia. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Record group 679, series 10, files 1243, 1245-1247, 1256, 1258, 1308. Microfilm Nos. 2091570-2091573, 2091575-2091576, 2101469.
Konotop (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Konotop1905-1915Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Konotop. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2091573 (Item 1). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2091573 item 1 – Volume 679-10/1247 (cont.) Marriages 1915 (p. 259-266) -- Marriages 1914 (p. 390-392) -- Marriages 1913 (p. 392-414) -- Marriages 1907 (p. 593-613) -- Marriages 1905 (p. 723-742) The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths for Konotop district and city, Konotop, Chernigov, Russia; later Konotop district and city, Konotop, Sumy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Konotop (Town)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Konotop town & district 1882-19061882-1906CensusFHL
4 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Konotop district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Konotop district, Chernigov, Russia; later Konotop, Sumy, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3306, 3315, 3538, 4067, 4075. Microfilm Nos. 1222346-1222347, 1409779-1409780.
Konotop (Town)Revision List 1782-1846, Konotop1782-1846CensusFHL
1782-1846
Korets (Town)Community records, Holocaust & pre-Holocaust, USHMM, Korets1815-1944Community RecordsUSHMM
The US Holocaust Memorial Museum has 8 microfilm reels with data for Rovno/Rivno district towns, including: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Rovno, Sarny, Stepan, Zdolbunov. The microfilms contain captured records of the German occupation administration, records of the local Ukrainian administration under Nazi occupation, records of the Ukrainian Nationalist Organization (OUN), and prewar records of Jewish communities of the region. Includes correspondence, reports, diaries, notebooks, regulations, orders, name lists of property owners, list of Jews in Town Zdolbunov including list of doctors, census of the Jewish population in Berezna, Ukraine, the Ukrainian newspaper: "Volyn," 1941-1943, statistical information, and the following Jewish communities" records: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Stepan, Sarny Talmud-Torah (Elementary School. Arrangement: Organized in the following order: Fond 30: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Fond 33: Rovno City Administration, Fond 22: Rovno Gebietskomissariat, 1941-1944; Fond 37: Zdolbunov City Administration; Fond 23: Gebitcomissariat in Kostopol; Fond 29: Gebietcomissariat in Klevan; Fond 52: Rovno District Administration, 1941-1944, Ukrainian Newspaper " Volyn", 1941-1943, and pre-war collection, 1815-1939: Jewish Communities; Arrangement is thematic. Notes: In Russian and Ukrainian. Inventory in English.
Korets (Town)Yizkor Books, KoretsYizkor Books
1 book The Korets Book; In Memory Of Our Community That Is No More [Korets (Wolyn); sefer zikaron le-kehilatenu she-ala aleha ha-koret (Tel Aviv, 1959)] Partial translation at: http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/korets/korets.html. Translation: partial translation partially translated Name and Town Index: Hebrew name index is in the book but not yet translated
Korets (Town)Israeli Landsmanshaft data, Korets Name ListsJG
Korop (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Korop1907Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Korop. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2091573 (Item 1). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2091573 item 1 – Volume 679-10/1247 (cont.) Marriages 1907 (p. 722) The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Registers of Jewish births, marriages, and deaths for Korop, Krolevet︠s︡, Chernigov, Russia; later Korop, Korop, Chernihiv, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Korop (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Korop Town 1886-19101886-1910Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
6 microfilm reels at FHL "Registers of Jewish births, marriages, and deaths for Korop, Krolevets, Chernigov, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Record group 679, series 10, files 1247, 1255-1256, 1258, 1261, 1308. Microfilm Nos. 2091573, 2091575-2091577, 2101058, 2101469.
Korop (Town)Revision List 1795, Korop1795  CensusFHL
1795  
Korsun (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Korsun Town 1854-18621854-1862Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
2 microfilms for Korsun, Jewish vital records. Records of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish congregation in Korsun, Kanev, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm Nos. 2289315 (Item 35) and 2289316 (Items 1-8).
Korsun (Town)Landsmanshaftn: Incorporation Docs, KorsunName ListsKehilaLinks
Some data on SIG website
Korsun (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths in Korsun1854-1862Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish congregation of Korsun. The records are from FHL microfilm numbers 2289316 (Items 1-8) and 2289315 (Items 34-35). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2289316 item 1 – 1857 births item 2-1857 deaths item 3- 1858 births item 4-1859 births item 5- 1860 deaths item 6-1860 marriages item 7-1861 births item 8-1862 marriages Microfilm 2289315 Item 34 Fond 395, оpis 1, delo. 1 births 1854 Item 35 Fond 395, оpis 1, delo. 2 marriages 1856 The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Korsun", Kanev, Kiev, 2289316 – 8 files: 1854-1862 -- Records of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish congregation in Korsun", Kanev, Kiev, Russia; later known as Korsun"-Shevchenkivs"ki, Korsun"-Shevchenkivs"ki, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Korsun (Town)Revision Lists, Korsun Village 1858, FHL Catalog entry1858CensusFHL
1 microfilm reel: Film 2199451, Item 9 on the Kanev District microfilm. Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Kosterov (Town)Revision List 1811, Kosterov 1811  CensusFHL
1811  
Kostopol (Town)Kostopol Vital Records1861; 1929-1936Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)CAHJP
Kostopol Vital Records from CAHJP.
Kostopol (Town)Community records, Holocaust & pre-Holocaust, USHMM, Kostopol1815-1944Community RecordsUSHMM
The US Holocaust Memorial Museum has 8 microfilm reels with data for Rovno/Rivno district towns, including: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Rovno, Sarny, Stepan, Zdolbunov. The microfilms contain captured records of the German occupation administration, records of the local Ukrainian administration under Nazi occupation, records of the Ukrainian Nationalist Organization (OUN), and prewar records of Jewish communities of the region. Includes correspondence, reports, diaries, notebooks, regulations, orders, name lists of property owners, list of Jews in Town Zdolbunov including list of doctors, census of the Jewish population in Berezna, Ukraine, the Ukrainian newspaper: "Volyn," 1941-1943, statistical information, and the following Jewish communities" records: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Stepan, Sarny Talmud-Torah (Elementary School. Arrangement: Organized in the following order: Fond 30: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Fond 33: Rovno City Administration, Fond 22: Rovno Gebietskomissariat, 1941-1944; Fond 37: Zdolbunov City Administration; Fond 23: Gebitcomissariat in Kostopol; Fond 29: Gebietcomissariat in Klevan; Fond 52: Rovno District Administration, 1941-1944, Ukrainian Newspaper " Volyn", 1941-1943, and pre-war collection, 1815-1939: Jewish Communities; Arrangement is thematic. Notes: In Russian and Ukrainian. Inventory in English.
Kovel (Town)Israeli Landsmanshaft data, Kovel Name ListsJG
Link to Israel in Landsmanshaft but no data extracted yet
Kovel (Town)Yizkor Books, KovelYizkor BooksJG
There are 2 Yizkor Books for Kovel: "Kowel; sefer edut ve-zikaron le-kehilatenu she-ala aleha ka-koret" [Testimony and memorial book of our destroyed community], Tel Aviv, 1957, and, "Pinkes Kowel" (Buenos Aires, 1951). Translation: Only the Necrology of "Pinkes Kowel" has been translated. It is at http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/kovel/kovel.html. "Kowel ..." is partially translated. The translation is at: http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/kovel1/kovel1.html Necrology translated: Necrology for "Kowel ...." has not been translated. Translation of the Necrology for Pinkes Kowel is at: http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/kovel/kovel.html
Kovel (Town)Business Directory, Polish, KovelDirectoriesJG
Page images are on KehilaLinks website
Kovel (Town)Names List, KovelName ListsJG
Kozelets (Town)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Kozelets town & district 1882-19061882-1906CensusFHL
4 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Kozelets Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Kozelets district, Chernigov, Russia; later Kozelets, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 5, Delo 1567 Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3540, 4064, 4069, 4263. Microfilm Nos. 1409779-1409781, 1696868
Kozelets (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Kozelets Town 1854-18621854-1862Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
2 microfilms for Kozelets, Jewish vital records. Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths, divorces for Kozelets, Kozelets, Chernigov, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 679, Opis 12, Dela 572-591 Microfilm Nos. 2125331-2125332 See also FHL Catalog Card for vital records for Kozelets District towns.
Kozelets (Town)Revision List 1782-1858, Kozelets1782-1858CensusFHL
1782-1858
Kozin (Town)USHMM, Kozin1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
Spreadsheet with information from the USHMM database on individuals that are associated with Kremenets-district towns: Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kozin, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Oleksinets, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Krasnogorodka (Town)Revision List 1858, Krasnogorodka1858  CensusFHL
1858  
Kremenets (Town)Voter Lists, Kremenets Conference of City Voters, KDRG 262, 263, 2641906, 1907, 1912Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Articles 33 and 34 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1906, no. 12. KDRG 262. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Article 33 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1907, no. 74. KDRG 263. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the First Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, and List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Second Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1912, no. 84. KDRG 264. Received from Barry Chernick. 7,322 Jewish names out of 11,930 total. Includes voters residing in Aleksinets, Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Rokhmanov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, Vyshgorodok, Yampol, and other localities. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Kremenets (Town)Child Survivors of the Shoah, Kremenets1939-1945HolocaustJG
Translation of list of 6 Kremenets survivors, from the Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw, originally in Polish.
Kremenets (Town)Landsmanshaftn: Incorporation Documents, Kremenets1909-1914Name ListsKehilaLinks
Descriptions of and excerpts from incorporation papers for New-York-based Kremenets organizations.
Kremenets (Town)Jewish Refugees from Kremenets-District Towns in Tashkent, Uzbekistan1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, RG-75.002, "Registration cards of Jewish refugees in Tashkent, Uzbekistan during WWII, transliterated data" (ID: 20492). Translation of index cards for individuals associated with Kremenets-district towns: Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Kremenets (Town)USHMM, Kremenets1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
Spreadsheet with information from the USHMM database on individuals that are associated with Kremenets-district towns: Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kozin, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Oleksinets, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Kremenets (Town)Blood Libel Trial, Kremenets, KDRG 1931747Community RecordsKehilaLinks
Translation of the official record of 1747 blood libel trial in Zaslav and punishments of 14 Kremenets Jews. Document was received from AGAD, Warsaw. Archaic Polish. KDRG Document 193. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group
Kremenets (Town)Business Directory, Kremenets District, KDRG 2711913DirectoriesKehilaLinks
Translation of the Kremenets District section of Entire Southwest Territory: Reference and Address Book for the Kiev, Podolsk, and Volyn Provinces, 1913 [Весь Юго-Западный край: справочная и адресная книга по Киевской, Подольской и Волынской губерниях](KDRG 271), obtained from the National Library of Ukraine. Translation of Kremenets town entries is complete. Other towns are pending. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Kristinovka (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Kristinovka Town 1919-19241919-1924Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
7 microfilms of Civil Registration of Uman District birth and marriage records, 1919-1924, from LDS FHL Catalog Card. NOTE: These records may or may not include Jewish records. The records are in Russian and Ukrainian, no Hebrew. They include the towns of Uman, Zhaskiv, Mankivka, and Khrystynivka. Fond 5899, Opis 1, Dela 77, 391, 521, 559, 565, 658, 695-696, 699. Microfilm Nos. 2331081, 2344613, 2344778, 2350935, 2350936, 2351004, 2359391.
Kiev (District)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Kiev District and Kiev District Towns, 1850-18551850-1855Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Digitized microfilm images of Jewish vital records from LDS FHL Microfilm No. 2410368. Items 1 and 2 contain only Orthodox Church records. Items 3-24 covers includes: Kiev district plus the towns of Byshev, Rzhishchev, Makarov, Motyzhin, Gostomel, Ignatovka. Kiev district births (Item 4) Byshev town births, marriages, divorces and deaths (Items 3, 6-9, 20-22) Rzhishchev town divorces and deaths (Items 5, 18-19) Makarov town marriages, divorces and deaths (Items 13-15) Motyzhin town marriages and divorces (Items 16-17) Gostomel town births (Item 23) Ignatovka town births, divorces and deaths (Items 10-12, 24) Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files. [NOTE: Additional detail for each town will be added to this record]
Kiev (District)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Kiev Town & District 18501850Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm for Kiev, Jewish vital records. Registers of Jewish births for the Kiev district, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 1164, Opis 1, Delo 1a;. Microfilm No. 2410368 Item 4.
Krolevets (Town)Revision List 1782-1837, Krolevets1782-1837CensusFHL
1782-1837
Krolevets (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Krolevets Town 1883-19101883-1910Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
7 microfilm reels at FHL "Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths, and divorces for Krolevets; district and city, Krolevets, Chernigov, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Record group 679, series 10, files 1247, 1252, 1255-1256, 1258, 1260-1261, 1308. Microfilm Nos. 2091573-2091577, 2101058, 2101469.
Krolevets (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in KrolevetsVital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Krolovets. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2091575 (Items 2-3). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2091575 items 2 & 3 - 90 images (scanned) The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths, and divorces for Krolevets district and city, Krolevet︠s︡, Chernigov, Russia; later Krolevets district and city, Krolevets, Sumy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Krolevets (Town)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Krolevets town & district 1882-19101882-1910CensusFHL
6 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Krolevets district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Krolevets district, Chernigov, Russia; later Krolevets, Sumy, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 5, Delo 1567 Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3531, 4063, 4118, 4258, 4261, 4326. Microfilm Nos. 1222347, 1409779-1409782, 1696868.
Krolevets (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, KrovoletsVital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Krolovets. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2091575 (Items 2-3). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2091575 items 2 & 3 - 90 images (scanned) The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths, and divorces for Krolevets district and city, Krolevet︠s︡, Chernigov, Russia; later Krolevets district and city, Krolevets, Sumy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Kropiventsy (Town)Revision List 1834-1858, Kropiventsy1834-1858CensusFHL
1834-1858
Ksaverova (Town)Revision List 1850, Ksaverova1850  CensusFHL
1850  
Kudrovka (Town)Revision List 1816-1830, Kudrovka1816-1830CensusFHL
1816-1830
Kukovichi (Town)Revision List 1811-1827, Kukovichi1811-1827CensusFHL
1811-1827
Kupchichi (Town)Revision List 1811-1825, Kupchichi1811-1825CensusFHL
1811-1825
Kupel (Town)Cemeteries: Burial Datasets & Photos, KupelBurial records and GravestonesJOWBR
309 photos in Beth David, Elmont, NY
Kupel (Town)Landsmanshaftn: Membership Lists 1958-71, Kupel1958-71Name ListsJG
1958-71 on SIG website: Kipiler [Kopyl] Young Men"s Benevolent Association
Kutsovka (Town)Revision List 1816, Kutsovka1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Labun (Town)Photograph cemeteries Yurovshchina, LabunBurial records and GravestonesJG
188 photos
Lanovtsy (Town)Soviet Extraordinary Commission: Lanovtsy, KDRG/YV 01181941-1944Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of Records of the Extraordinary State Commission to Investigate German-Fascist Crimes Committed on Soviet Territory (Yad Vashem, Record Group M.33), List of Jews from Lanovtsy who perished between 1941-1944, prepared by the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission, 30/11/1944; includes itemization of property damage. YV Item ID 6634889, File No. JM/23607, KDRG/YV 0118, https://documents.yadvashem.org/index.html?language=en&search=global&strSearch=lanovtsy&GridItemId=6634889. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Lanovtsy (Town)USHMM, Lanovtsy1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
Spreadsheet with information from the USHMM database on individuals that are associated with Kremenets-district towns: Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kozin, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Oleksinets, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Lanovtsy (Town)Jewish Refugees from Kremenets-District Towns in Tashkent, Uzbekistan1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, RG-75.002, "Registration cards of Jewish refugees in Tashkent, Uzbekistan during WWII, transliterated data" (ID: 20492). Translation of index cards for individuals associated with Kremenets-district towns: Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Lanovtsy (Town)Voter Lists, Kremenets Conference of City Voters, KDRG 262, 263, 2641906, 1907, 1912Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Articles 33 and 34 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1906, no. 12. KDRG 262. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Article 33 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1907, no. 74. KDRG 263. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the First Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, and List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Second Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1912, no. 84. KDRG 264. Received from Barry Chernick. 7,322 Jewish names out of 11,930 total. Includes voters residing in Aleksinets, Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Rokhmanov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, Vyshgorodok, Yampol, and other localities. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Lavy (Town)Revision List 1811-1825, Lavy1811-1825CensusFHL
1811-1825
Lebedin (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths in Lebedin1875;1907-15Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish community of Lebedin. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2064455 (Item 3). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2289317 Item 3 - fond 931, оpus 1, delo. 132 records of persons born to the dissenters 1875 (pages 25-33) deaths among the sectarians 1907-1915 (pages 34-39) births and marriages among the sectarians 1912-1913 (pages 55-58, 65-66, 75-84) births of sectarians 1914-1915 (pages. 88-92, 98-100) The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Records of births, marriages, and deaths among religious dissenters and sectarians in Lebedin, Chigirin, Kiev, Russia; later known as Lebedyn, Shpola, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Leshchin (Town)Leshchin Vital Records1854-1862Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)CAHJP
Leshchin Vital Records from CAHJP.
Leski (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Leski Town 1837-19201837-1920Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
23 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Cherkassy Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Cherkassy, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 387; Opis 1; Dela 1-39 Fond 650; Opis 1; Delo 6 Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 3069a, 3072a, 3074a, 3078a, 3081a, 3089a, 3169a, 3370, 3396-3397, 3519-3520, 3540, 3574, 3576, 3601, 3626a, 3649-3652, 3678-3679, 3683, 3708, 3754-3755, 3776, 3791-3792, 3831-3833, 3860-3861, 3886, 3888, 3907, 3937, 3985, 4019, 4053, 4237, 4270-4271, 4279, 4329, 4368, 4395a-4395b. Microfilm Nos. 2154894, 2289160-2289167, 2289317, 2289402-2289407, 2289442-2289443, 2291238-2291241, 2292949
Litin (Town)Soviet Extraordinary Commission: Lists, LitinName Lists
71 name on KehilaLink website
Lokhvitsa (Town)Revision List 1782, Lokhvitsa1782CensusFHL
1782
Lomovatoya (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Lomovatoya Town 1837-19201837-1920Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
23 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Cherkassy Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Cherkassy, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 387; Opis 1; Dela 1-39 Fond 650; Opis 1; Delo 6 Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 3069a, 3072a, 3074a, 3078a, 3081a, 3089a, 3169a, 3370, 3396-3397, 3519-3520, 3540, 3574, 3576, 3601, 3626a, 3649-3652, 3678-3679, 3683, 3708, 3754-3755, 3776, 3791-3792, 3831-3833, 3860-3861, 3886, 3888, 3907, 3937, 3985, 4019, 4053, 4237, 4270-4271, 4279, 4329, 4368, 4395a-4395b. Microfilm Nos. 2154894, 2289160-2289167, 2289317, 2289402-2289407, 2289442-2289443, 2291238-2291241, 2292949
Losevka (Town)Revision List 1816, Losevka1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Lubenets (Town)Revision List 1816, Lubenets1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Ludvipol (Town)Community records, Holocaust & pre-Holocaust, USHMM, Ludvipol1815-1944Community RecordsUSHMM
The US Holocaust Memorial Museum has 8 microfilm reels with data for Rovno/Rivno district towns, including: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Rovno, Sarny, Stepan, Zdolbunov. The microfilms contain captured records of the German occupation administration, records of the local Ukrainian administration under Nazi occupation, records of the Ukrainian Nationalist Organization (OUN), and prewar records of Jewish communities of the region. Includes correspondence, reports, diaries, notebooks, regulations, orders, name lists of property owners, list of Jews in Town Zdolbunov including list of doctors, census of the Jewish population in Berezna, Ukraine, the Ukrainian newspaper: "Volyn," 1941-1943, statistical information, and the following Jewish communities" records: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Stepan, Sarny Talmud-Torah (Elementary School. Arrangement: Organized in the following order: Fond 30: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Fond 33: Rovno City Administration, Fond 22: Rovno Gebietskomissariat, 1941-1944; Fond 37: Zdolbunov City Administration; Fond 23: Gebitcomissariat in Kostopol; Fond 29: Gebietcomissariat in Klevan; Fond 52: Rovno District Administration, 1941-1944, Ukrainian Newspaper " Volyn", 1941-1943, and pre-war collection, 1815-1939: Jewish Communities; Arrangement is thematic. Notes: In Russian and Ukrainian. Inventory in English.
Ludvipol (Town)Ludvipol Vital Records1863-1896Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)CAHJP
Ludvipol Vital Records from CAHJP.
Lugansk (Town)Telephone Directory, Lugansk, 19391939DirectoriesLibrary of Congress
Logan Kleinwaks reported that "the Library of Congress recently placed online, scans of five Ukrainian telephone directories: Kiev 1935, Voroshilovgrad (Lugansk/Luhansk) 1939, Sevastopol 1941, Odessa 1948, and Lviv 1949." These directories can be viewed or downloaded at the Library of Congress website. The Library of Congress has other Ukraine telephone directories at the Library. Kleinwaks" notes that "the full text of these directories can be searched on his Genealogy Indexer website, either in the original Cyrillic or by entering a Latin script search term and using one of the automatic transliteration options ("Add Latin -> Cyrillic," which is the default, or "Only Latin -> Cyrillic"). Search results link to page scans on the Library of Congress" website."
Lukovets (Town)Revision List 1816, Lukovets1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Lutsk (Town)Yizkor Books, LutskYizkor Books
2 books 2 Ybs, both translated. Sefer Lutsk (Tel Aviv, 1961). Partial translation at: http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Lutsk1/Lutsk1.html Geven a shtot Lutsk, geven un umgekumen (Paris, 1962). Partial translation at: http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/lutsk/lutsk.html. Translation: Partially translated Sefer Lutsk (Tel Aviv, 1961). Partial translation at: http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Lutsk1/Lutsk1.html Geven a shtot Lutsk, geven un umgekumen (Paris, 1962). Partial translation at: http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/lutsk/lutsk.html
Luziki (Town)Revision List 1816, Luziki1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Lyubar (Town)Directories, Phone, 1991, Lyubar1991DirectoriesJG
1991 Lyubar Telephone Directory.
Lyubar (Town)Landsmanshaftn: Incorporation Docs, LyubarName ListsKehilaLinks
landsmanshaftn identified
Lyubar (Town)Soviet Extraordinary Commission: Lists, LyubarName Lists
documents identified
Makarov (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Makarov Town 18541854Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm reel at FHL Registers of Jewish marriages, divorces and deaths for Makarov, Kiev, Kiev, Russia; later Makariv, Makariv, Kiev, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 1164, Opis 1, Delo 10-12 Microfilm No. 2410368, Items 13-15; 1854 marriages, divorces and deaths
Makashin (Town)Revision List 1811-1818, Makashin1811-1818CensusFHL
1811-1818
Makievka (Town)Revision List 1818, Makievka1818  CensusFHL
1818  
Maloe Uste (Town)Revision List 1816, Maloe Uste1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Mankovka (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Mankovka Town 1919-19241919-1924Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
7 microfilms of Civil Registration of Uman District birth and marriage records, 1919-1924, from LDS FHL Catalog Card. NOTE: These records may or may not include Jewish records. The records are in Russian and Ukrainian, no Hebrew. They include the towns of Uman, Zhaskiv, Mankivka, and Khrystynivka. Fond 5899, Opis 1, Dela 77, 391, 521, 559, 565, 658, 695-696, 699. Microfilm Nos. 2331081, 2344613, 2344778, 2350935, 2350936, 2351004, 2359391.
Mariupol (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Mariupol Town 1866-19221866-1922Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
6 microfilm reels at FHL "Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish congregation of Mariupol, Aleksandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 211, Opis 1, Dela 1-40. Microfilm Nos. 2382914-2382916, 2385357-2385359
Mariupol (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Mariupol1866-1922Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Mariupol. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2382916 (items 1-10). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2382916 (all scanned) Item 1- 46 images Item 2 -104 images Item 3 – 112 images Item 4 – 128 images Item 5 - 133 images Item 6 – 132 images Item 7 – 102 images Item 8 – 81 images Item 9 – 93 images Item 10 – 92 images The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish congregation of Mariupol′, Aleksandrovsk, Ekaterinoslav, Russia ; later Z︠H︡danov, Pershotravneve, Donet︠s︡′k, Ukraine. On modern maps it is again called Maryupol′. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Martinovka (Town)Revision List 1816, Martinovka1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Matusov (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Matusov1855Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Matusov. The records are from FHL microfilm numbers 2289313 (Item 24), 2289319 (items 1-4), 2064455 (item 3), 2289314 (items 1-26). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm film 2289313 Item 24 - Fond 390, оpus. 1, delo. 6 births 1855 Microfilm 2289319 Item 1 Mokraya Kaligorka [additional microfilm] F. 931, Fr. 1, 8 (cont.) Marriages, 1892, 1895-1898, 1901-1902, 1907-1908, 1913, 1909 Item 2 Mokraya Kaligorka [additional microfilm] F. 931, Fr. 1, 16 births, 1858, 1868-1869, 1878-1885, 1887, 1889-1890, 1892-1900, 1902, 1904, 1907, 1909, 1911, 1914, 1916 Item 3 Matusov [additional microfilm] F. 931, Fr. 1, 132 Births 1875 (frames 667-681) - Marriage 1908 (frames 682-692) Item 4 Shpola Actual contents: births 1907-08; deaths 1903-1916 Microfilm 2064455 item 3 fond 931, оpus 1, delo 132 births 1875 (стр. 1-15) -- marriages 1908 (pages 16-24) Microfilm 2289314 Item 1 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 2 birth 1847 Item 2 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 3 birth 1852 (frames 18-22) Item 3 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 4 marriage 1854 Item 4 -fond 391, opis 1, delo. 5 death 1854 Item 5 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 6 birth 1854 [microfilmed upside down] Item 6 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 7 death 1855 Item 7 -fond 391, opis 1, delo. 8 birth 1855 Item 8 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 9 birth 1856 Item 9 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 10 marriage 1856 Item 10 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 11 birth 1857 Item 11 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 12 birth 1857 Item 12 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 13 marriage 1858 Item 13 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 14 marriage 1858 Item 14 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 15 birth 1858 Item 15 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 16 death 1858 Item 16 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 17 birth 1859 Item 17 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 18 birth 1859 Item 18 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 19 death 1860 Item 19 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 20 birth 1860 Item 20 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 21 marriage 1860 Item 21 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 22 marriage 1861 Item 22 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 23 birth 1861 Item 23 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 24 birth 1861 Item 24 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 25 birth 1862 Item 25 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 26 birth 1862 Item 26 -fond 391, opis 1, delo 27death 1862 The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Registers of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish community in Matusov, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; later known as Matusiv, Shpola, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Records from other localities have been included in the same volumes and filmed in the same items with records listed here. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Matusov (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Matusov Town 1847-19161847-1916Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
5 microfilm reels at FHL Registers of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish community in Matusov, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; later known as Matusiv, Shpola, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Records from other localities have been included in the same volumes and filmed in the same items with records listed here. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 390, Opis 1, Delo 6. Fond 391, Opis 1, Dela 2-27. Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 132, 3887. Microfilm Nos. 2064455, 2289167, 2289313, 2289319.
Konotop (District)Revision List, Konotop District 1782-1846, FHL Catalog entry1782-1846CensusFHL
The town of Konotop is not on this microfilm.. 9 microfilm reels at FHL, microfilm reel 2396582, 2396592, 2396626, 2396628, and 2439741.
Konotop (District)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Konotop district 1882-19061882-1906CensusFHL
4 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Konotop district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Konotop district, Chernigov, Russia; later Konotop, Sumy, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3306, 3315, 3538, 4067, 4075. Microfilm Nos. 1222346-1222347, 1409779-1409780.
Medvedovka (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Medvedovka Town 18601860Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm. Records of marriages from the Jewish community in Medvedovka, Chigirin, Kiev, Russia; later known as Medvedivka, Chyhyryn, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 650, Opis 1, Dela 10. Microfilm Nos. 2289318
Medvin (Town)Revision List 1850-1858, Medvin1850-1858CensusFHL
1850-1858
Melitopol (Town)Voters List, 1906, Melitopol Town1906Name ListsKehilaLinks
This is an alphabetical list of the names of over 5480 men of Melitopol Town who were eligible to vote in the 1906 Russian parliamentary elections.
Melitopol (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Melitopol Town 1893-19201893-1920Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
4 microfilm reels at FHL "Metrical books (births, marriages) for the Jewish congregation at Melitopol (aka Kiziyar, Melitopol), Tavrida, Russia in Russian and Hebrew. Record group 5593, series 1, files 84-93, 223-250 Microfilm Nos. 2165596, 2190363-2190365
Melniki (Town)Revision List 1833, 1858, Melniki1833, 1858  CensusFHL
1833, 1858  
Mena (Town)Revision List 1811-1827, Mena1811-1827CensusFHL
1811-1827
Mezherich (Town)Revision Lists, Mezherich, Aleksandrovsk District 1858, Translations1858CensusKehilaLinks
This dataset is a translation of Jewish records in the 1858 revision list for town of Mezherich. The translation was done by Michoel Ronn and is posted on the Agricultural Colonies of Ukraine KehilaLinks website. Images of the original documents also are on the Agricultural Colonies website. The dataset contains 50 records with several hundred names. The translated data are being transferred to an Excel template for uploading to the JewishGen Ukraine Database and posting in the Ukraine SIG Master Name Index.
Mikhalovka (Town)Revision List 1816, 1834, Mikhalovka1816, 1834CensusFHL
1816, 1834
Minkovtsy (Town)Yizkor Books, MinkovtsyYizkor Books
2 YB translations Kaminits-Podolsk and its environs (New Jersey, 1999) Kamenets-Podolsk u-sevivata (Tel Aviv, 1965) .
Mirony (Town)Names List, Business Owners and Officials, Town and District of Balta, Mirony1914Name ListsRussian Language Websites
This list has has several entries for the Village of Mirony. The full Balta list has 299 entries, including 159 Jewish entries. Some entries have multiple names. Each entry includes the individual"s occupation. The translation will appear on the Balta KehilaLinks website after editing and formatting.
Mleev (Town)Revision List 1850, Mleev1850  CensusFHL
1850  
Mogilev (Town)CAHJP Documents, 1891-1892, HM2/9382.3, Teaching Certificate Roster1891-1892Name ListsCAHJP
On the order of exchange by the Jewish Schools Commission of certificates granting the right to teach Jewish children, lists of persons who received certificates in Mogilev-Podol"skiy, Kamenets-Podol"sky"skiy, Letichevo Litin Novo-Ushitsashitsa, Prosk districts. 1891-1892 HM2/9382.3
Mogilev (Town)CAHJP Documents, 1905, HM2/9446.1, Mogilev 1905 Pogram Testimony1905Name ListsCAHJP
Documents from the archives of the Historic Commission of the OPE, "On the pogroms in Podolia Province, including the testimony of eyewitnesses from Mogilev-Podol"skiy (21.10.1905), reports from Jewish newspapers "Novosty", "Voskhod, " Hebrew script. HM2/9446.1
Mogilev (Town)CAHJP Documents, 1869-1870, HM2/9381.6, School Lists and Condidions Documents1867-1868CensusCAHJP
Condition of private Jewish schools (cheders), lists of melameds and students in Kamenets-Podolskiy, Litin, Mogilev-Podolskiy, Novo-Ushitsa districts and in Yarmolintsy. HM2/9381.6
Mogilev (Town)CAHJP Documents 1867-1867, HM2/9380.7, Synagogue Information for Multiple Cities1867-1868CensusCAHJP
Information on prayer houses, on the condition of private Jewish schools and cheders in Kamenets-Podolskiy, Litin, Mogilev-Podolskiy, Novo-Ushitsa, Proskurov districts and the cities of Balta and Letichev. The file contains lists of melameds and students. HM2/9380.7
Mogilev (Town)CAHJP Documents, HM2/8877.3, Jewish State School List and Information, 1863-18651863-1865CensusCAHJP
On the opening of a second rank Jewish state school in Mogilev (includes a list of parents of students at the top-ranked school). HM2/8877.3
Mogilev (Town)Mogilev-Podolsky Resident Lists1919-1920Census
Lists of Mogilev-Podolsky residents.
Mogilev (Town)Yizkor Books, MogilevYizkor Books
92 page booklet acquired. Needs translator. See Comment "Destruction of the Jewish Population in Vinnitsa Oblast in 1941-1944" by Aleksander Iosifovich Kruglov, 1997, 92 pp. Russian. Includes a Table of Contents and 38 pages of names (about 1200 names) for various towns in Vinnitsa Oblast. Booklet provided by Faith Kline (fklein3@verizon.net) in October 2011. RDD scanned the pages. Beth Chaplan (beth.chaplin@gmail.com) is transliterating the necrology. Translation to be assigned..
Mogilev (Town)CAHJP Documents, HM2/9381.1, Teachers in Multiple Cities1867CensusCAHJP
Information about melameds and landlors of cheders in Kamenets-Podolskiy, Litin, Mogilev-Podolskiy, Novo-Ushitsa, Proskurov districts and the cities of Balta and Letichev. The file contains lists of melameds and students. HM2/9381.1
Mokra Kaligorka (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages Mokraia Kaligorka1854-1892Vital Records: MarriagesFHL
1854-1892 Registers of marriages from the Jewish community in Mokraia Kaligorka, Zvenigorodka, Kiev, Russia. The records are from FHL microfilms 2289318 (item 9), 2063512 (item 2,5), 2063513 (item 1), 2063515 (item 3). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Note that2289318 and 2289319 contain the same 1854-1916 marriage records for Mokraia Kaligorka as 2063512 and 2063513. --2289319 also contains the same 1854-1916 birth records for Mokraia Kaligorka as 2063515. Microfilm 2289318 item 9 - Fond 931, opis 1,Delo 8 Marriages 1854-1858, 1860-1861, 1863-1864, 1894, 1865-1886, 1888, 1890-1892 Microfilm 2063512 item 2 Fond 931, оpus 1, delo 8 marriages 1854-1858, 1860-1861, 1863-1864, 1894, 1865-1873 item 5 - fond 931, оpus 1, delo. 8 marriages 1854-1858, 1860-1861, 1863-1864, 1894, 1865-1873 Microfilm 2063513 item 1 Fond 931, оpus 1, delo 8 (continued) marriages 1873-1886, 1888, 1890-1892, 1895-1898, 1901-1902, 1907-1908, 1913, 1909 Microfilm 2063515 item 3 Fond 931, оpus 1, delo 16 births 1858, 1868-1869, 1878-1885, 1887, 1889-1890, 1892-1900, 1902, 1904, 1907, 1909, 1911, 1914, 1916 The FHL catalog entry for the microfilm is: Registers of births and marriages from the Jewish community in Mokraia Kaligorka, Zvenigorodka, Kiev, Russia; later known as Mokra Kalyhirka, Katerynopil, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Mokra Kaligorka (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Mokra Kaligorka Town 1854-19161854-1916Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
5 microfilms. Registers of births and marriages from the Jewish community in Mokraya Kaligorka, Zvenigorodka, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 8, 16. Microfilm Nos. 2063512-2063513 , 2063515, 2289318-2289319 2063512, Item 5, Marriages: 1854-1858, 1860-1861, 1863-1864, 1894, 1865-1873 2063513, Item 1, Marriages (cont"d): 1873-1886, 1888, 1890-1892, 1895-1898, 1901-1902, 1907-1908, 1913, 1909 2289318, Item 9, Marriages (additional microfilming): 1854-1858, 1860-1861, 1863-1864, 1894, 1865-1886, 1888, 1890-1892 2289319, Item 1, Marriages (additional microfilming): 1892, 1895-1898, 1901-1902, 1907-1908, 1913, 1909 2063519, Item 2, Births (additional microfilming): 1858, 1868-1869, 1878-1885, 1887, 1889-1890, 1892-1900, 1902, 1904, 1907, 1909, 1911, 1914, 1916 2063515, Item 3, Births: 1858, 1868-1869, 1878-1885, 1887, 1889-1890, 1892-1900, 1902, 1904, 1907, 1909, 1911, 1914, 1916 Ukraine SIG has digitized copies of microfilm nos. 2063512-5, 2063513-1, and 2063515-3. We do not yet have microfilm nos. 2289318 and 2289319. A translator is working under supervision of RDD.
Monastyrishche (Town)Collected Records, Military Records, Monastyrishche1890-1903Military RecordsKehilaLinks
Military records from the Russian Empire collected by Barry Helfand. The translated records along with images of the originals are available on the Monastyrishche KehilaLinks website.
Monastyrishche (Town)Collected Records, Vital records, Monastyrishche1851Vital Records: BirthsKehilaLinks
Barry Helfand submitted Vital records for Monastyrishche, 1851: 56 Birth, 6 Marriage and 14 Death records. No record images. No Hebrew translation. Only Russian pages translated. Translations of the records are available on the Monastyrishche KehilaLinks website.
Moshny (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Moshny1846, 1854, 1862Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Moshny. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2289314 (items 27-48), 2289315 (Items 1-5, 7 & 19), 2289403 (item 7), 2289404 (item 1), 2289406 (item 2), 2289407 (items 4,5). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2289314 Item 27-Births 1845 Item 28-Deaths 1845 Item 29-Marriages 1846-1847 Item 30-Deaths 1846 Item 31-Divorces 1846-1847 Item 32-Births 1846 Item 33-Deaths 1848 Item 34-Births 1848 Item 35-Deaths 1850 Item 36-Births 1850 Item 37-Marriages 1851 Item 38-Deaths 1851 Item 39-Births 1851 Item 40-Births 1852 Item 41-Marriages 1853 Item 42-Deaths 1853 Item 43-Marriages 1855 Item 44-Marriages 1858 Item 45-Births 1859 Item 46-Divorces 1859? Item 47-Marriages 1859 Item 48-Marriages 1860 Microfilm 2289315 Item 1 - Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 14 births 1854 Item 2 - Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 2 births 1846 Item 3 – Fond 392, оpis 1, delo. 27 births 1862 Item 4- Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 28 marriages 1862 Item 5- Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 29 births 1862 Item 7 - Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 2 births 1846 Item 19 - Fond 393, оpis 1, delo. 14 births 1854 Microfilm 2489403 Item 7-Births 1866? Microfilm 2289404 Item 1-Births 1893 Item 1-Marriages 1888 Item 1-Births 191-? Item 1-Marriages 1895 Item 1-Marriages 1866 Item 1-Deaths 1873 Item 1-Deaths 1893 Item 1-Deaths 1917 Item 1-Deaths 1918 Microfilm 2289406 Item 2-Births 1886 Microfilm 2289407 Item 4-Births 1889 Item 5-Births 1890? The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Moshny, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; later known as Moshny, Shpola, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Moshny (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Moshny Town 1845-19181845-1918Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
6 microfilms. Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Moshny, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 392; Opis 1; Dela 1-10, 12-18, 20-29 Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 3093, 3295, 3521, 3539. Microfilm Nos. 2289314-2289315, 2289403-2289404, 2289406-2289407
Motyzhin (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Motyzhin Town 18541854Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm in FHL Catalog Registers of Jewish marriages and divorces for Motyzhin, Kiev, Kiev, Russia; later Motyzhyn, Makariv, Kiev, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 1164, Opis 1, Dela 10-12. Microfilm No. 2410368, Items 16-17; 1854 marriages and divorces 6 marriages transcribed and submitted to JewishGen, Dec 2016
Nagartava (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Nagartava Town 1867-19171867-1917Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
3 microfilm reels Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths, and divorces for the Kozelets uyezd (district), Chernigov, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Record group 679, series 10, files 1258, 3588-3590. Microfilm Nos. 2091576, 2392159-2392160
Kozelets (District)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Kozelets District 1867-19171867-1917Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
3 microfilm reels Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths, and divorces for the Kozelets uezd (district), Chernigov, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Record group 679, series 10, files 1258, 3588-3590. Microfilm Nos. 2091576, 2392159-2392160
Kozelets (District)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Kozelets district 1882-19061882-1906CensusFHL
4 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Kozelets Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Kozelets district, Chernigov, Russia; later Kozelets, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 5, Delo 1567 Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3540, 4064, 4069, 4263. Microfilm Nos. 1409779-1409781, 1696868
Nagorinovka (Town)Revision List 1816, Nagorinovka1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Naumovka (Town)Revision List 1816-1825, Naumovka1816-1825CensusFHL
1816-1825
Nekhaevka (Town)Revision List 1811-1818, Nekhaevka1811-1818CensusFHL
1811-1818
Niezhin (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Niezhin Town 1852-19181852-1918Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
19 microfilm reels at FHL "Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths, and divorces for Nezhin district and city, Nezhin, Chernigov, Russia; later Nizhyn district and city, Nizhyn, Chernihiv, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew." Record group 679, series 2, file 4988 Record group 679, series 10, files 1243-1247, 1252, 1255-1256, 1258, 1260-1261, 1308 Record group 1249, series 1, files 435-460, 460a, 460b Record group 1333, series 1, files 1-29. Microfilm Nos. 2091570-2091577, 2101058, 2101469, 2125337, 2154850, 2190825-2190828, 2154166-2154168.
Niezhin (Town)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Niezhin town and Nezhin district 1882-19061882-1906CensusFHL
5 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Nezhin district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Nezhin district, Chernigov, Russia; later Nizhyn, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 5, Delo 1567 -- Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3543, 4074, 4325, 4335. Microfilm Nos. 1409779-1409782, 1696868
Niezhin (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Nezhin1852-1916Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Nezhin. The records are from FHL microfilm numbers 2091573 (Item 1), 2091570 (Item 3), 2091571 (Items 1,3), 2091574 (Item 3), 2091575 (items 2, 3). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2091573 item 1 – Volume 679-10/1247 (cont.) Marriages 1916 (p. 251-259) -- Marriages 1914 (p. 364-389) -- Marriages 1916 (p. 444-456) -- Marriages 1891 (p. 498-501) -- Marriages 1910 (p. 501-528) -- Marriages 1909 (p. 567-592) -- Marriages 1907 (p. 682-705) -- Marriages 1906 (p. 706-721) -- Marriages 1904 (p. 815-840) Microfilm 2091574 Item 3- Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths, and divorces for Nezhin district and city _2091574-3 486 images of births 1881-1883: Chernigov – births 1880-1883 Nezhin –births 1881-1883 Repki births births 1880-1882 Berezna births 1880, 1882 Dmitrovka births 1881 Krolovets births 1883 Microfilm 2091570 Item 3- Volume 679-10/1243 Deaths 1875 (p. 67-92) -- Deaths 1877 (p. 144-178) -- Deaths 1880 (p. 352-375) -- Deaths 1881 (p. 382-404) -- Deaths 1882 (p. 420-454) -- Deaths 1883 (p. 504-515); includes Berezna 63 images Chernigov 349 images Dmitrovka 6 mages Gorodnia 16 images Konotop 17 images Nezhin 157 images Microfilm 2091571 Item 1 Volume 679-10/1243 (cont.) Deaths 1884 (p. 598-623) -- Deaths 1887 (p. 723-757). This includes 69 images from Berezhna 450 items from Chernigove 3 items from Dmitrovka 66 items from Gorodnia 161 items from Nezhin 51 items from Repki Item 3 Volume 679-10/1245 Marriages 1886 (p. 48-72) -- Marriages 1885 (p. 114-137) -- Marriages 1888 (p. 176-201) -- Marriages 1895 (p. 211-232) -- Marriages 1884 (p. 233-252) -- Marriages, deaths 1879 (p. 421-449) -- Marriages 1878 (p. 469-493) -- Marriages 1877 (p. 515-525). This includes 94 items from Chernigov 51 items from Nehin Microfilm 2091575 items 2 – 194 items item 3 - 118 images The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community for Nezhin district and city, Nezhin, Chernigov, Russia; later Niz︠h︡yn district and city, Nizyn, Chernihiv, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Niezhin (Town)Revision List 1782-1847, Niezhin1782-1847CensusFHL
1782-1847
Niezhin (Town)Supplemental Lists 1882-1906, Niezhin1882-1906Name ListsFHL
Nikolayev (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Nikolaev1889-1894Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Nikolaev. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2423962 (Items 1-7), 2423959 (items 1-4, 7-9). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2423962 item 1 – fond 484, оpus 1, дelo. 1474 Births 1889 Item 2 – fond 484, оpus 1, delo. 1475 Births 1890 Item 3 - fond 484, оpus 1, delo. 1476 Births 1891 Item 4 - fond 484, оpus 1, delo. 1477 Births 1892 Item 5 - fond 484, оpus 1, delo. 1478 Births 1893 Item 6 - fond 484, оpus 1, delo. 1479 Births 1894 Item 7 - fond 484, оpus 1, delo. 1480 Births 1895 Microfilm 2423959 Item 1 - fond 484, opus 1, delo. 1463 births, marriages, divorces, deaths 1876 Item 2 - fond 484, opus 1, delo. 1464 births 1876 Item 3 – fond 484, opus 1, delo. 1465 births, marriages, divorces, deaths 1877 Item 4- fond 484, opus 1, delo. 1466 births 1878 Item 7 Fond 387, оpus 1, delo. 38 Births 1862 Item 8 Fond 387, оpus 1, delo. 39 Births 1857 Item 9 Fond 388, opus 1, delo 1 births, marriages, divorces, deaths 1846 The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Records of births, from the Jewish community in Nikolaev, Kherson, Kherson, Russia; now Mykolaïv, Mykolaïv, Mykolaïv, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Nikolayev (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Nikolayev Town 1873-19201873-1920Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
22 microfilms in FHL Catalog Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community in Nikolaev, Kherson, Kherson, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 484, Opis 1, Dela 1460-1496, 1496а, 1497-1524, 1688-1715. Microfilm Nos.: 2423959-2423966-2423972, 2444916, 2446326, 2446440-2446444, 2453222 As of December 2016, the following have been transcribed and submitted to JewishGen: 4311 births from 1878, 1889-1895 33 marriages from 1877 11 divorces from 1867 373 deaths from 1876, 1877
Nikolayev (Town)Name Lists, Occupations and Residences, Nikolayevvarious yearsName ListsUkraine SIG Website, Downloadable Files
This table lists 84 people from the Kopelman extended family. The table has the following columns: Name (given, patronymic, surname), dates, occupation, Ukraine residence, dates of residence, training, and who submitted the name.
Nizkovka (Town)Revision List 1816, Nizkovka1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Nosachev (Town)Revision List 1858, Nosachev1858  CensusFHL
1858  
Kremenets (District)Landsmanshaftn: Membership Lists, Kremenets DistrictName ListsKehilaLinks
See the Kremenets Kehilalinks website. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by KDRG.
Kremenets (District)Vital Records Collection, AGAD, Kremenets1877-1905Vital Records: BirthsAGAD
AGAD, the Archiwum Glowne Akt Dawnych (The Central Archives of Historical Records in Warsaw), is the repository of about 2,500 Jewish metrical books for the area of the former Lwow, Stanislawow, and Tarnopol Wojewodztwa (now Lviv, Ivano Frankivsk, and Ternopil oblasts in Ukraine). These registers are mainly for the period from 1877-1905 when these areas were part of the Austrian province of Galicia.
Kremenets (District)Passenger Ship Manifests, EIDB, Kremenets District1898-1925Migration: Passenger Ship ManifestsKehilaLinks
Extracted from Ellis Island passenger ship manifests. It provides information concerning immigrants who arrived in the U.S. between 1892 and 1925. The extraction includes information not indexed in the Ellis island Database, such as birthplace, contact at destination, and contact at origin.
Kremenets (District)Cemeteries: Burial Datasets & Photos, Kremenets DistrictBurial records and GravestonesKehilaLinks
TThe Kremenets District Research Group (KDRG) collects cemetery information for the towns of the Kremenets District. See the Kremenets KehilaLinks website for the documents and datasets available. The JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry includes information on cemeteries in the towns of Kremenets, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. This information is also indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by KDRG.
Kremenets (District)Voter Lists, Kremenets Conference of City Voters, KDRG 262, 263, 2641906, 1907, 1912Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Articles 33 and 34 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1906, no. 12. KDRG 262. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Article 33 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1907, no. 74. KDRG 263. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the First Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, and List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Second Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1912, no. 84. KDRG 264. Received from Barry Chernick. 7,322 Jewish names out of 11,930 total. Includes voters residing in Aleksinets, Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Rokhmanov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, Vyshgorodok, Yampol, and other localities. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Kremenets (District)Revision List Translations, Kremenets District1811-1874CensusKehilaLinks
This dataset is a translation of the Jewish records in the revision lists for towns in the Kremenets District. The census books of the Central State Archives in Ternopil Oblast were microfilmed by the LDS and are available in the Mormon Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Kremenets District Research Group is translating the revision lists. To search this collection, see the Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group. For the translations, see https://kehilalinks.jewishgen.org/Kremenets/web-pages/research-projects.html For more information about how to obtain the full translation spreadsheet, or how to contribute to the translation project, contact Sheree Roth or Ellen Garshick.
Kremenets (District)USHMM, Kremenets District1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
Spreadsheet with information from the USHMM database on individuals that are associated with Kremenets-district towns: Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kozin, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Oleksinets, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Kremenets (District)Jewish Refugees from Kremenets-District Towns in Tashkent, Uzbekistan1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, RG-75.002, "Registration cards of Jewish refugees in Tashkent, Uzbekistan during WWII, transliterated data" (ID: 20492). Translation of index cards for individuals associated with Kremenets-district towns: Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Kremenets (District)Revision Lists, FHL Catalog Entry, Kremenets District 1811-18741811-1874CensusFHL
53 microfilm reels "Revision lists (census lists used to levy a poll tax, 7th-10th revision) for Kremenets district, Volyn′ province, Russia; The lists contain the names of all taxable persons from each city, town, village or estate arranged by household, giving the relationship to the head of house and ages. Many of the lists also include supplemental lists made in years following the initial revision (e.g. revision lists for 1816 may include supplemental lists dating from between 1817 and 1834). Text in Russian." Record group 37, series 2, files 149-151, 156-199. Jewish records are for the years 1811-1868. They are found on the following films: Film Nos. 2213478-2213487, 2270233-2270234, 2234586-2234595, 2269547-2269549, 2270282-2270288, 2270310-2270317, 2346519-2346520, 2347018, 2375506, 2375710-2375713, 2376284-2376285, 2376396-2376397
Kremenets (District)Business Directory, Kremenets District, KDRG 2711913DirectoriesKehilaLinks
Translation of the Kremenets District section of Entire Southwest Territory: Reference and Address Book for the Kiev, Podolsk, and Volyn Provinces, 1913 [Весь Юго-Западный край: справочная и адресная книга по Киевской, Подольской и Волынской губерниях](KDRG 271), obtained from the National Library of Ukraine. Translation of Kremenets town entries is complete. Other towns are pending. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Kremenets (District)Yizkor Books, Kremenets DistrictYizkor BooksJG YB Translations
A complete bibliography of Yizkor Books for the towns of the Kremenets District is on the JewishGen Kehilalinks website for Kremenets. Available translations are on the JewishGen Yizkor Book Translation website. All personal names are in the Kremenets Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names.
Novgorod Severskiy (Town)Revision List 1782-1855, Novgorod Severskiy1782-1855CensusFHL
1782-1855
Novgorod Severskiy (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Novgorod Severskiy Town 19101910Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm reels at FHL "Registers of Jewish divorces for Novgorod-Seversk district and city, Novgorod-Seversk, Chernigov, Russia, Text in Russian and Hebrew. Record group 679, series 10, file 1308. Microfilm No. 2101469.
Novgorod Severskiy (Town)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Novgorod Severskiy town & district 1882-19101882-1910CensusFHL
4 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Novgorod Severskiy district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Novgorod-Seversk district, Chernigov, Russia; later Novhorod-Siverskiy, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 5, Delo 1567 Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3533, 4119-4120, 4253, 4260, 4262. Microfilm Nos. 1222347, 1409780-1409781, 1696868.
Novgorod-Severskiy (District)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Novgorod Severskiy district 1882-19101882-1910CensusFHL
4 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Novgorod Severskiy district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Novgorod-Seversk district, Chernigov, Russia; later Novhorod-Siverskiy, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 5, Delo 1567 Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3533, 4119-4120, 4253, 4260, 4262. Microfilm Nos. 1222347, 1409780-1409781, 1696868.
Novograd Volynskiy (Town)Yizkor Books, Novograd Volynskij, Novograd VolynskiyYizkor Books
2 Yizkor Book exists, but there is no translation project. Zvhil-Novogradvolinsk (Tel Aviv, 1962.
Novograd Volynskiy (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish births, Novograd VolynskiyVital Records: BirthsKehilaLinks
Two page images are on the SIG website.
Letichev (District)CAHJP Records, Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Letichev District1841-1849Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)CAHJP
Documents obtained from CAHJP, originating in the Khmelnitski archives. Data is in Russian and Hebrew. 4237 - excerpts from the record books of Jews" births and marriages in Letichiv district in 1848. 4277 - records of Jews" births, deaths, marriages and divorces in Letichiv in 1841. 9050 - records of Jews" births, marriages and divorces in Letichiv in 1842. 4742 - Records of Jews" births, deaths, marriages, divorces in Letichiv district in 1844 6797 - Records of Jews" deaths in Letichiv, Butsnevets and Skitovka in 1847 8737 - Records of Jews" births, deaths, marriages and divorces in Letichiv in 1847
Novomoskovsk (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Novomoskovsk Town 1878-19011878-1901Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
2 microfilms from LDS FHL Catalog Card. Register of Jewish births, marriages and deaths for Novomoskovsk, Novomoskovsk (aka Samar), Ekaterinoslav, Russia; Text in Russian. Fond 193, Opis 4, Delа 115-117 Microfilm Nos. 2439808-2439809
Krolevets (District)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Krolevets town & district 1882-19101882-1910CensusFHL
6 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Krolevets district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Krolevets district, Chernigov, Russia; later Krolevets, Sumy, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 5, Delo 1567 Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3531, 4063, 4118, 4258, 4261, 4326. Microfilm Nos. 1222347, 1409779-1409782, 1696868.
Novozybkov (Town)Revision Lists, Novozybkov 19041904CensusUkraine Archives
Miriam Weiner"s Routes to Roots website (www.rtrfoundation.org) lists a 1904 Census in the State Archive of Chernigov Oblast, Fond 127, Opis 5, Delo 1567 .
Novye Mliny (Town)Revision List 1811-1827, Novye Mliny1811-1827CensusFHL
1811-1827
Odessa (Town)Directory, All Odessa, 1902-3 1902-3DirectoriesKehilaLinks
All Odessa Trade, Commerce and Real Estate Address and Reference Book 1902 & 1903 (in Cyrillic)
Odessa (Town)Directory, All Odessa, 1901 1901DirectoriesKehilaLinks
All Odessa Trade, Commerce and Real Estate Address and Reference Book 1901 (in Cyrillic)
Odessa (Town)Directory, All Odessa, 1914 1914DirectoriesKehilaLinks
All Odessa Industry and Commerce Address and Reference Book 1914 (in Cyrillic)
Odessa (Town)Collected Records, Vital records, Odessa (AODB)1800-1920Vital Records: BirthsKehilaLinks
Database of Collected Records including Vital records provided by researchers. Available in the All Odessa Database (AODB).
Melitopol (District)Revision Lists, Melitopol District 1835 and 1850, FHL Catalog Entry1835, 1850CensusFHL
FHL Catalog entry for 1835 and 1850 Melitopol District revision lists; Fond 134, Opis 2, Delo 627, 689. Two microfilms: 2376262 Item 3 (for 1850) and 2377234 Item 2 (for 1835)
Odessa (Town)Jewish Landlords, Odessa, 18761876Name ListsKehilaLinks
Images in Cyrillic, browsable and searchable in Cyrillic and Roman
Odessa (Town)Names List, Head of Household, Odessa1893-1916Name ListsRTR Foundation Website
This index lists 4,505 heads of household (all Jewish, most with patronymics) and their addresses. The original index, in Russian, is on the Odessa Archives website. A searchable index also is available on Miriam Weiner"s Routes to Roots website. Weiner notes that both indexes are extracts from an archival collection titled Odessa Board for Small Business, Jewish Section, 1894-1918, which is at the Odessa Oblast Archives (Fond 359, Opis 1, Delo 3). She also reports that "the actual documents (in the archives) include address locations and names/ages of family members" and that "the name index was previously published (in the Russian language) in a book entitled The Jews of Odessa and Southern Ukraine: The History in Documents (end of XVIII-Beginning of XX Century), published in Odessa in 2002, jointly by the Odessa Oblast Archives and “Migdal” (Jewish Community in Odessa)." The Archives gave Weiner permission to post the index on her RTR Foundation website. The RTR Foundation webpage gives instructions for ordering records from the Archives.
Odessa (Town)Directory, All Odessa, 1900 1900DirectoriesKehilaLinks
All Odessa Trade, Commerce and Real Estate Address and Reference Book 1900 (in Cyrillic), browsable and searchable in Cyrillic and Roman
Odessa (Town)Telephone Directory, Odessa, 19481948DirectoriesLibrary of Congress
Logan Kleinwaks reported that "the Library of Congress recently placed online, scans of five Ukrainian telephone directories: Kiev 1935, Voroshilovgrad (Lugansk/Luhansk) 1939, Sevastopol 1941, Odessa 1948, and Lviv 1949." These directories can be viewed or downloaded at the Library of Congress website. The Library of Congress has other Ukraine telephone directories at the Library. Kleinwaks" notes that "the full text of these directories can be searched on his Genealogy Indexer website, either in the original Cyrillic or by entering a Latin script search term and using one of the automatic transliteration options ("Add Latin -> Cyrillic," which is the default, or "Only Latin -> Cyrillic"). Search results link to page scans on the Library of Congress" website."
Odessa (Town)Rabbinate Records, Fond 39, Odessa City 1846-1920Archives, Catalog of holdingsKehilaLinks
Detailed contents of the Fond 39 - Opis 1 to 6 available in the Odessa State Archives. The fond “Odessa City Rabbinate” contains 449 files for 1846-1920. Records for 1875-1919 are completely intact. For 1920 only the birth data has survived. Files for 1835-1874 were lost during WWII, with the following exceptions: 1846-1847 – only birth data; 1854 – 3 volumes of marriage, divorce and death records. The fond has been updated by Orthodox funds: Fond 2 “Administration of the Odessa City Hall;” Fond 4 “Odessa City Duma;” Fond 16 “Odessa City Town Council;” Fund 315 “Odessa City Office of Military Draft.”
Odessa (Town)Directory, All Odessa, 1899 1899DirectoriesKehilaLinks
All Odessa Trade, Commerce and Real Estate Address and Reference Book 1899 (in Cyrillic)
Odessa (Town)Yizkor Books, OdessaYizkor Books
Never to be Forgotten, 1997 Susan Curelop (noshowclc@aol.com) has ttanslated Never To Be Forgotten: Jewish Victims of Nazism and Heroes of the Resistance, The Book of Memory by Boris Gidalevitch, 1997. She is preparing the book for submission to JG Ukraine DB .
Odessa (Town)Revision Lists, Odessa Town, Odessa District 1897, Images1897CensusFHL
The Family History Library has published 67,250 images (non indexed) of the 1897 census records
Okhromeyevichi (Town)Revision List 1811, Okhromeyevichi1811  CensusFHL
1811  
Oleshnya (Town)Revision List 1816-1818, Oleshnya1816-1818CensusFHL
1816-1818
Olshana (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Olshana Town 1876-19121876-1912Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
4 microfilm reels at FHL "Records of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish community in Olshana, Zvenigorodka, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 192, 413, 520. Microfilm Nos. 2068071, 2083438, 2087050, 2289320
Olshana (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Olshana1890-1912Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Olshana. The records are from FHL microfilm numbers 2289320 (Items 2-3), 2068071 (item 5), 2083438 (item 4) and 2087050 (item 4). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Olshana birth, marriage and death records in 1997 films 2083438 and 2087050 were refilmed in 2289320 in 2001 Microfilm 2289320 Item 2 [additional microfilm] Fond 931, opis 1, delo 413: Births 1890-1891, 1893-1894, 1897-1898, 1900-1901 - Marriages, Births 1902 - Marriages 1903-1904 - Births 1905-1906 - Marriages, Births 1909 - Births 1911 - - Marriages, births 1910 - 1912 Marriages, 1911 Item 3 [additional microfilm] fond 931, opis 1, delo 520 births 1895, 1903, 1912 (p. 1-64) - Deaths 1903 (p. 65-78) Microfilm 2068071 Item 5 - fond 931, оpus 1, delo. 192 births 1876-1881, 1884, 1886-1888 Microfilm 2083438 Item 4 - fond 931, оpus 1, delo. 413 births 1890-1891, 1893-1894, 1897-1898, 1900-1901 marriages, births 1902 marriages 1903-1904 births 1905-1906 marriages, birth 1909 births 1911 marriages, births 1910 marriages 1912, 1911 Microfilm 2087050 item 4 fond 931, оpus 1, delo 520 births 1895, 1903, 1912 (pages 1-64) deaths 1903 (pages 65-78) The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Records of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish community in Ol′shana, Zvenigorodka, Kiev, Russia; later known as Vil′shana, Horodyshche, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Olshanoye (Town)Revision List 1816, Olshanoye1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Mogilev (District)CAHJP Documents, HM2/8874.2, Personnel/staff of provincial Jewish schools. , 1853-18621853-1862CensusCAHJP
Personnel/staff of provincial Jewish schools in Podolia Province and Mogilev, 1853-1862 HM2/8874.2
Mogilev (District)CAHJP Documents; HM2/9315.2; Lists of merchants and members of their families of the Podolia and Chernigov Provinces, also other cities1838CensusCAHJP
Information from 1838 regarding synagogues, betmidrashes, lists of teachers and students at small, one-room schoolhouses (cheders) in the cities and shetls of: Derazhnya, Kamenets-Podolskiy, Kopaygorod, Litin, Luchinets, Medzhibozh, Mogilev-Podolskiy, Novyy Konstantinov, Novaya Ushitsa, Fel"shtyn, Shargorod. CAHJP HM2/9380.1
Mogilev (District)CAHJP Documents, HM2/9380.1, Information regarding synagogues, betmidrashes, lists of teachers and students1854-1855CensusCAHJP
Information regarding synagogues, betmidrashes, lists of teachers and students at small, one-room schoolhouses (cheders) in the cities and shetls of: Derazhnya, Kamenets-Podolskiy, Kopaygorod, Litin, Luchinets, Medzhibozh, Mogilev-Podolskiy, Novyy Konstantinov, Novaya Ushitsa, Fel"shtyn, Shargorod HM2/9380.1
Orekhov (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Orekhov Town 1880-18891880-1889Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm reels at FHL "Records of births, divorces and deaths from the Jewish congregation of Orekhov, Berdyansk, Tavrida, Russia; later Orikhiv, Orikhiv, Zaporizhzhya, Ukraine. Text in Russian. Fond 5593, Opis 2, Dela 979-984. Microfilm No. 2331451.
Orlovets (Town)Revision List 1850, Orlovets1850  CensusFHL
1850  
Orlovets (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Orlovets Town 1891-19161891-1916Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
4 microfilm reels at FHL "Records of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish community in Orlovets, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 3573-3574, 3602, 3755. Microfilm Nos. 2289160-2289161, 2289164, 2289407
Osmaki (Town)Revision List 1811-1818, Osmaki1811-1818CensusFHL
1811-1818
Osova (Town)Community records, Holocaust & pre-Holocaust, USHMM, Osova1815-1944Community RecordsUSHMM
The US Holocaust Memorial Museum has 8 microfilm reels with data for Rovno/Rivno district towns, including: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Rovno, Sarny, Stepan, Zdolbunov. The microfilms contain captured records of the German occupation administration, records of the local Ukrainian administration under Nazi occupation, records of the Ukrainian Nationalist Organization (OUN), and prewar records of Jewish communities of the region. Includes correspondence, reports, diaries, notebooks, regulations, orders, name lists of property owners, list of Jews in Town Zdolbunov including list of doctors, census of the Jewish population in Berezna, Ukraine, the Ukrainian newspaper: "Volyn," 1941-1943, statistical information, and the following Jewish communities" records: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Stepan, Sarny Talmud-Torah (Elementary School. Arrangement: Organized in the following order: Fond 30: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Fond 33: Rovno City Administration, Fond 22: Rovno Gebietskomissariat, 1941-1944; Fond 37: Zdolbunov City Administration; Fond 23: Gebitcomissariat in Kostopol; Fond 29: Gebietcomissariat in Klevan; Fond 52: Rovno District Administration, 1941-1944, Ukrainian Newspaper " Volyn", 1941-1943, and pre-war collection, 1815-1939: Jewish Communities; Arrangement is thematic. Notes: In Russian and Ukrainian. Inventory in English.
Oster (Town)Revision List 1805-1864, Oster1805-1864CensusFHL
1805-1864
Oster (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Oster Town 1867-19201867-1920Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm reels at FHL "Registers of Jewish births and marriages for the Oster uezd (district), Chernigov, Russia; later split amongst Kozelets, Chernihiv, Ukraine; Brovary, Kiev, Ukraine; and Kiev, Kiev, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 679, Opis 10, Dela 3591-3595. Microfilm Nos. 2392160
Oster (Town)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Oster town & district 1882-19101882-1910CensusFHL
5 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Oster district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Oster district, Chernigov, Russia; later Kozelets, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 5, Delo 1567 Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3312, 3535, 4116, 4328. Microfilm Nos. 1222346-1222347, 1409780, 1409782, 1696868
Ostrog (Town)Yizkor Books, OstrogYizkor Books
7 Yizkor Books exist, one partially translated (see comment) 7 YBs exist, one partially translated Sefer Ostrog (Vohlin); matsevet zikaron le-kehila kedosha (Tel Aviv, 1987) [Yizkor Book Images], partial translation. Not yet translated Gedolei Ostroho (Berdichev, 1907) Ostrog (Jerusalem-Tel Aviv, 1966) [Yizkor Book Images] Pinkas Ostra; sefer zikaron... (Tel Aviv, 1960) [Yizkor Book Images] Ven dos lebn hot geblit (Buenos Aires, 1954) [Yizkor Book Images] Arim ve-imahot be-yisrael; matsevet kodesh le-kehilot yisrael she-nehrevu bi-yedei aritsim u-tmeim be-milhemet ha-olam ha-aharona, vol. 1 (Jerusalem, 1945-1960) Le-zekher kehilat Ostrah; hantsahat kehilat Ostrah.. Translation: one partial translation online Sefer Ostrog (Vohlin); matsevet zikaron le-kehila kedosha (Tel Aviv, 1987) [Yizkor Book Images], partial translation online at http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/ostroh/Ostroh.html.
Ostrog (Town)Revision Lists, Ostrog town, Kremenets District 1816, Translations1816CensusKehilaLinks
This dataset is a translation of the Jewish records in the revision lists for towns in the District of Kremenets. The census books of the Central State Archives in Ternopil Oblast were microfilmed by the LDS and are available in the Mormon Family History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah. The Kremenets District Research Group is translating the revision lists. Translated census entries have been indexed by surname, town, and source. Until the revision list translations are fully funded and all translations are completed, the translation spreadsheet is available only to those who have contributed in some way to the work of the Kremenets District Research Group. After the project is completed, the translation spreadsheet will be freely available to all. In the meantime, the master index (the Kremenets Concordance) is searchable, using Steve Morse"s One-Step search engine, on the Kremenets KehilaLinks website. Be sure to read the document that describes the Concordance. The Concordance contains more than 2,500 revision list entries for the town of Ostrog. For more information about how to obtain the full translation spreadsheet, or how to contribute to the translation project, contact the Kremenets District Research Group.
Pavlograd (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Pavlograd Town 1885-19141885-1914Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
9 microfilms from LDS FHL Catalog Card. Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths, divorces for Pavlograd, Pavlograd, Ekaterinoslav, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 193, Opis 4, Dela 294-301, 614, 624, 630, 635, 640, 645, 649. Microfilm Nos. 2442233-2442234, 2446411-2446416, 2446492
Pekirev (Town)Revision List 1816-1825, Pekirev1816-1825CensusFHL
1816-1825
Perekop (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Perekop Town 1860-18751860-1875Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm reels at FHL "Jewish records of births, marriages, deaths, and divorces for Perekop, Tavrida, Russia; now Perekop, Krym, Ukraine." State Archive of Krym no.: F. 488, o. 1, dd. 1-8 Microfilm Nos. 2041526 Items 4 - 12
Perelyub (Town)Revision List 1811, Perelyub1811  CensusFHL
1811  
Pereyaslav (Town)Revision List, Pereyaslav town, Pereyaslav District 1835, FHL Catalog entry1835CensusFHL
The town of Pereyaslav is not on this microfilm. The entries do NOT include Jews. 1 microfilm reel at FHL, microfilm reel 2396624, part 2. This part of the film contains entries for towns of Aleksandrovka and Rymerovka. The entries on this film are for nobility and peasants.
Peschanka (Town)Pinkas Community Registers, PeschankaCommunity RecordsIMHM
on microfilm in The Institute of Microfilmed Hebrew Manuscripts, Jewish National and University Library in Jerusalem
Petropavlovka (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Petropavlovka Town 1900-19041900-1904Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
3 microfilm reels at FHL "Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths, divorces for the Petropavlovski prayer house in Petropavlovka, Pavlograd, Ekaterinoslav, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 193, Opis 4, Dela 614, 624. Microfilm Nos. 2446410-2446412
Piryatin (Town)Revision List 1782, Piryatin1782  CensusFHL
1782  
Pochaev (Town)Jewish Refugees from Kremenets-District Towns in Tashkent, Uzbekistan1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, RG-75.002, "Registration cards of Jewish refugees in Tashkent, Uzbekistan during WWII, transliterated data" (ID: 20492). Translation of index cards for individuals associated with Kremenets-district towns: Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Pochaev (Town)Voter Lists, Kremenets Conference of City Voters, KDRG 262, 263, 2641906, 1907, 1912Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Articles 33 and 34 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1906, no. 12. KDRG 262. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Article 33 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1907, no. 74. KDRG 263. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the First Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, and List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Second Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1912, no. 84. KDRG 264. Received from Barry Chernick. 7,322 Jewish names out of 11,930 total. Includes voters residing in Aleksinets, Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Rokhmanov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, Vyshgorodok, Yampol, and other localities. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Pogoreltsy (Town)Revision List 1816-1818, Pogoreltsy1816-1818CensusFHL
1816-1818
Pogrebishche (Town)Revision List, Pogrebishche 18581858CensusState Archive of Kiev Oblast
280/2/1221
Pogrebishche (Town)Revision List, Pogrebishche 18161816CensusState Archive of Kiev Oblast
280/2/365
Pogrebishche (Town)Revision Lists, Pogrebishche 17951795CensusState Archive of Vinnitsa Oblast
177/1/1315
Pogrebishche (Town)Revision List, Pogrebishche town, Berdichev District 1834-1850, FHL Catalog entry1834-1850CensusFHL
1834-1850 included in Berdichev District, 3 microfilm reels at FHL. FHL Microfilm reels: 2199449-2199451
Pokrovske (Town)Revision List 1816, Pokrovske1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Yekaterinoslav (Province)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Yekaterinoslav / Donetsk Province 1800-19251800-1925Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
4 microfilm reels Archival register for the Orthodox church records and Jewish records (births, marriages, divorces, deaths) for the Donetsk oblast (region), Ukraine. Text in Russian. Opis: UKRN DON 1 Microfilm nos. 2347061, 2349681-2349682, 2352277
Polonnoye (Town)Yizkor Books, PolonnoyeYizkor Books
2 books Sefer zakorrem; book of memory; suffering of Jews that died during Nazi occupation; history of Polonnoye Jews (, ). Partial translation at http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/polonnoye/polonnoye.html Zvhil-Novogradvolinsk (Tel Aviv, 1962). Not yet translated. . Translation: 1 book partially translated Sefer zakorrem; book of memory; suffering of Jews that died during Nazi occupation; history of Polonnoye Jews. Partial translation at: http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/polonnoye/polonnoye.html
Polonnoye (Town)Photograph cemeteries Polonne, PolonnoyeBurial records and GravestonesJG
91 photos
Poninka (Town)JDC Names List-Petrograd, 19171917Name ListsKehilaLinks
List of people in Petrograd, Russia in 1917 trying to get in touch with their families in America via the American Joint Jewish Distribution Committee (10 names).
Poninka (Town)Passenger Ship Manifests, EIDB, Poninka1892-1924Migration: Passenger Ship ManifestsEllis Island Database (EIDB)
Ellis Island Database (EIDB) of passenger manifests, online for emmigrants from Poninka. Also directly from Ancestry.com (http://search.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=7488)
Popovka (Town)Revision List 1850, Popovka1850  CensusFHL
1850  
Poritzk (Town)Revision List 1850, Poritzk1850  CensusFHL
1850  
Potaptsy (Town)Revision List 1858, Potaptsy1858  CensusFHL
1858  
Priluki (Town)Revision List 1782, Priluki1782  CensusFHL
1782  
Priluki (Town)Yizkor Books, PrilukiYizkor Books
exists Memorial book to the warriors, residents of Priluki who perished in the Great Fatherland War (WWII) at: http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/priluki/priluki.html.
Priluki (Town)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Priluki town 19121912CensusFHL
1 microfilm, FHL Catalog entry for Priluki district. Family lists (tax poll census) for Priluki district, Chernigov, Russia; later Pryluky, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Includes Jewish records. Text in Russian. Fond 132, Opis 1, Delo 1230. Microfilm Nos. 2446203
Priluki (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Priluki Town 1855-19171855-1917Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
9 microfilm reels Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths and divorces for Priluki, Priluki, Poltava, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Record group 1475, series 1, files 1-39, 41-49, 49a, 50, 50a Record group 1530, series 6, files 50a, 51-185. Microfilm Nos. 2192583-2192584, 2423892, 2423895-2423899, 2446161
Priluki (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths and Divorces in Priluki 1855-1917Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths and divorces for Priluki, Priluki, Poltava, Russia The records are from FHL microfilm numbers 2192583 (Items 4-25), 2192584 (items 15-22; 24-27), 2423897 (items 1-2, 8-21), 2423892 (item 11), 2423893 (item 8), 2423895 (items 1-26), 2423896 (items 7-20; 22-27), 2322898 (items 1-21), 2423899 (items 1-2). The text is in Russian and Hebrew Microfilm 2192583 item 4-Volume 1475-1/1 Divorces 1855 item 5-Volume 1475-1/2 Marriages 1855 item 6-Volume 1475-1/3 Births 1855 item 7-Volume 1475-1/4 Deaths 1856 item 8-Volume 1475-1/5 Births 1856 item 9-Volume 1475-1/6 Deaths 1857 item 10- Volume 1475-1/7-8 Births 1857-1858 item 11-Volume 1475-1/7-8 Births 1857-1858 item 12- Volume 1475-1/9 Deaths 1858 item 13-Volume 1475-1/10-11 Marriages 1858-1859 item 14-Volume 1475-1/10-11 Marriages 1858-1859 item 15-Volume 1475-1/12 Deaths 1859 item 16-Volume 1475-1/13 Births 1859 item 17-Volume 1475-1/14 Deaths 1895 item 18-Volume 1475-1/15-16 Marriages 1860-1861 item 19-Volume 1475-1/15-16 Marriages 1860-1861 item 20-Volume 1475-1/17 Births 1861 item 21-Volume 1475-1/18 Marriages 1862 item 22-Volume 1475-1/19 Deaths 1862 item 23-Volume 1475-1/20 Births 1863 item 24-Volume 1475-1/21 Deaths 1863 item 25-Volume 1475-1/22 Marriages 1863 Microfilm 2192584 Item 15 -Volume 1475-1/37-38 Deaths 1869-1870 Item 16 –Volume 1475-1/37-38 Deaths 1869-1870 Item 17 - Volume 1475-1/39 Marriages 1870 Item 18- Volume 1475-1/41 Births 1871 Item 19- Volume 1475-1/42 Deaths 1871, all Russian Item 20- Volume 1475-1/43 Births 1872, primarily Russian Item 21- Volume 1475-1/44 Divorces 1873, all Russian Item 22-Volume 1475-1/45 Deaths 1873 Item 24 - Volume 1475-1/47-49, 49a Marriages 1873-1874, 1855 Item 25- Volume 1475-1/47-49, 49a Marriages 1873-1874, 1855 Item 26- Volume 1475-1/47-49, 49a Marriages 1873-1874, 1855 Item 27- Volume 1475-1/50 Deaths 1874 Microfilm 2423897 Item 1 - Volume 1530-6/106 (cont.) Births 1891 Item 2 - Volume 1530-6/107 Deaths 1891 Item 8-Deaths 1860, Item 9-Births 1870, Item 10-Births 1875 Item 9 - Volume 1530-6/114 Births 1894 Item 10 - Volume 1530-6/115 Deaths 1894 Item 11- Marriages 1894 Item 12- Births 1895 Item 13 - Marriages 1895 Item 14 – Volume 1530-6/119 Deaths 1896 - 38 images Item 15 – Volume 1530-6/120 Divorces 1896 - 12 images Item 16 – Volume 1530-6/121 Births 1897 - 7 images Item 17 – Volume 1530-6/122 Deaths 1897 - 35 images Item 18 –Volume 1530-6/123 Marriages 1897 - 37 images Item 19 – Volume 1530-6/124 Births 1898 - 69 images Item 20 - Volume 1530-6/125 Deaths 1898 - 35 images Item 21 –Volume 1530-6/126 Marriages 1898 - 34 images Microfilm 2423892 Item 11 Volume 1530-6/53 Births 1875 Microfilm 2423893 Item 8-Deaths 1860, Item 9-Births 1870, Item 10-Births 1875 Micofilm 2423895 Item 1-Volume 1530-6/54 Deaths 1875 Item 2- Volume 1530-6/55 Marriages 1875 Item 3- Volume 1530-6/56 Births 1876 Item 4- Volume 1530-6/57 Divorces 1876 Item 5- Volume 1530-6/58 Births 1877 Item 6-Volume 1530-6/59 Deaths 1877 Item 7- Volume 1530-6/60 Marriages 1877 Item 8 -Volume 1530-6/61 Divorces 1877 Item 9- Volume 1530-6/62 Marriages 1878 Item 10 -Volume 1530-6/63 Divorces 1878 Item 11 - Volume 1530-6/64 Births 1879 Item 12 -Volume 1530-6/65 Deaths 1879 Item 13-Volume 1530-6/66 Marriages 1879 Item 14-Volume 1530-6/67 Divorces 1879 Item 15 – Volume 1530-6/68 Deaths 1880 Item 16- Volume 1530-6/69 Marriages 1880 Item 17- Volume 1530-6/70 Divorces 1880 Item 18- Volume 1530-6/71 Births 1881 Item 19 – volume 1530-6/72 Deaths 1881 – 91 images Item 20- Volume 1530-6/73 Marriages 1881- 49 images Item 21 – Volume 1530-6/74 Divorces 1881- 17 images Item 22 – Volume 1530-6/75 Deaths 1882 – 101 images Item 23 – Volume 1530-6/76 Marriages 1882 – 51 images Item 24 – Volume 1530-6/77 Divorces 1882 – 21 images Item 25 – Volume 1530-6/78 Births 1883-121 images Item 26 – Volume 1530-6/79 Deaths 1883 – 61 images Microfilm 2823896 Items 8-20; 22-26 Item 22 – Marriages 1889- 47 images Item 23 – Divorces 1889- 21 images Item 24 - Deaths 1890- 85 images Item 25 – Marriages 1890- 53 images Item 26 – Divorces 1890-17 images Item 27 – Births 1891- 36 images Microfilm 2322898 Item 1 – Volume 1530-6/126 (cont.) Marriages 1898 - 21 images Item 2 – Volume 1530-6/127 Births 1899 -170 images Item 3 – Volume 1530-6/128 Deaths 1899 - 71 images Item 4 – Volume 1530-6/129 Marriages 1899 - 44 images Item 5 – Volume 1530-6/130 Divorces 1899 - 9 images item 6 – 90 images item 7 – 34 images item 8 - 32 images item 9 – 98 images item 10 – 35 images item 11 – 47 images item 12 – 11 images item 13- 41 images item 14 – 43 images item 15 – 42 images item 16 – 52 images item 17 – 10 images item 18 – 49 images item 19 – 10 images item 20 – 88 images item 21 – 26 items Microfilm 2423899 item 19 – 10 images item 20 – 88 images item 21 – 26 items The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Registers of Jewish births, marriages, deaths and divorces for Priluki, Priluki, Poltava, Russia; later Pryluky, Pryluky, Chernihiv, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Proskurov (Town)Yizkor Books, ProskurovYizkor Books
1 book, no translation project The destruction of Proskurov; in memory of the sacred souls who perished during the terrible slaughter of the Haidamaks, Khurbn Proskurov; (tsum ondenken fun di heylige neshomes vos zaynen umgekumen in der shreklikher shkhite, vos iz ongefirt gevoren durkh di haydamakes) (New York, 1924).
Radomka (Town)Revision List 1816-1825, Radomka1816-1825CensusFHL
1816-1825
Radomysl (Town)Revision List 1795, Radomysl1795  CensusFHL
1795  
Radomysl (Town)Revision List 1818, Radomysl1818CensusFHL
1818 Radomsyl Revision List
Radzivilov (Town)USHMM, Radzivilov1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
Spreadsheet with information from the USHMM database on individuals that are associated with Kremenets-district towns: Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kozin, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Oleksinets, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Radzivilov (Town)Jewish Refugees from Kremenets-District Towns in Tashkent, Uzbekistan1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, RG-75.002, "Registration cards of Jewish refugees in Tashkent, Uzbekistan during WWII, transliterated data" (ID: 20492). Translation of index cards for individuals associated with Kremenets-district towns: Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Radzivilov (Town)Voter Lists, Kremenets Conference of City Voters, KDRG 262, 263, 2641906, 1907, 1912Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Articles 33 and 34 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1906, no. 12. KDRG 262. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Article 33 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1907, no. 74. KDRG 263. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the First Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, and List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Second Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1912, no. 84. KDRG 264. Received from Barry Chernick. 7,322 Jewish names out of 11,930 total. Includes voters residing in Aleksinets, Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Rokhmanov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, Vyshgorodok, Yampol, and other localities. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Rafalovka (Town)Yizkor Books, RafalovkaYizkor Books
1 book . Translation: partial translation Memorial book for the towns of Old Rafalowka, New Rafalowka, Olizarka, Zoludzk and vicinity. Partial translation at: http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Rafalovka/Rafalovka.html Mark Schwartz is Project Coordinator
Repki (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Repki Town 1875-18821875-1882Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
3 microfilm reels at FHL "Registers of Jewish births, deaths for Repki, Gorodni︠a︡, Chernigov, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Record group 679, series 10, files 1244, 1246, 1252. Microfilm Nos. 2091571-2091572, 2091574.
Rokhmanov (Town)Voter Lists, Kremenets Conference of City Voters, KDRG 262, 263, 2641906, 1907, 1912Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Articles 33 and 34 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1906, no. 12. KDRG 262. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Article 33 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1907, no. 74. KDRG 263. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the First Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, and List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Second Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1912, no. 84. KDRG 264. Received from Barry Chernick. 7,322 Jewish names out of 11,930 total. Includes voters residing in Aleksinets, Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Rokhmanov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, Vyshgorodok, Yampol, and other localities. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Romny (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Romny Town 1874-19191874-1919Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
9 microfilms from LDS FHL Catalog Card. Registers of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths for the Jewish Congregation of Romny (Romen). Text in Russian. Record group 743, series 1, file 63 Record group 1188, series 5, files 6, 11, 15, 23, 39, 57-58. Microfilm Nos. 2153310, 2187751, 2187753, 2187755, 2187759-2187760, 2187767, 2187775-2187776.
Romny (Town)Revision List 1782, Romny1782  CensusFHL
1782  
Rotmistrovka (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Rotmistrovka Town 1854-18621854-1862Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
2 microfilm reels at FHL "Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish congregation in Rotmistrovka, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 389, Opis 1, Dela 2-46. Microfilm Nos. 2289445, 2289313.
Rotmistrovka (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Rotmistrovka1857-1862Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Rotmistrovska. The records are from FHL microfilms number 2289313 (Items 1-19). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2289313 Item 1 – Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 28, marriages 1860 Item 2 – Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 29, marriages 1860 Item 3 – Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 30, births 1860 Item 4 – Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 31,births 1857 Item 5 – Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 32, marriages 1860 Item 6 - Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 33, divorces 1860 Item 7 – Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 34, deaths 1860 Item 8 - Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 35, deaths 1860 Item 9 - Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 36, marriages 1861 Item 10 - Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 37,births 1861 Item 11 - Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 38, births 1861 Item 12 - Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 39, deaths 1861 Item 13- Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 40, marriages 1862 Item 14- Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 41, marriages 1861 Item 15- Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 42, marriages 1862 Item 16- Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 43, births 1862 Item 17- Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 44, births 1862 Item 18- Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 45, deaths 1861 Item 19- Fond 389, оpus. 1, delo. 46, deaths 1862 The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Records marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish congregation in Rotmistrovka, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; later Rotmistrivka, Smila, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Rovno (Town)Yizkor Books, RovnoYizkor Books
3 books A zikorn far Rowne (Munich, 1947?) Rowne; sefer zikaron (Tel Aviv, 1956), partial translation at: http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys~yizkor~lookup_pb~555 Le-zekher Rovnah (, 1967) [Yizkor Book Images] . Translation: 1 partial translation Rowne; sefer zikaron (Tel Aviv, 1956), partial translation at: http://data.jewishgen.org/wconnect/wc.dll?jg~jgsys~yizkor~lookup_pb~555
Rovno (Town)Community records, Holocaust & pre-Holocaust, USHMM, Rovno district towns1815-1944Community RecordsUSHMM
The US Holocaust Memorial Museum has 8 microfilm reels with data for Rovno/Rivno district towns, including: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Rovno, Sarny, Stepan, Zdolbunov. The microfilms contain captured records of the German occupation administration, records of the local Ukrainian administration under Nazi occupation, records of the Ukrainian Nationalist Organization (OUN), and prewar records of Jewish communities of the region. Includes correspondence, reports, diaries, notebooks, regulations, orders, name lists of property owners, list of Jews in Town Zdolbunov including list of doctors, census of the Jewish population in Berezna, Ukraine, the Ukrainian newspaper: "Volyn," 1941-1943, statistical information, and the following Jewish communities" records: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Stepan, Sarny Talmud-Torah (Elementary School). Arrangement: Organized in the following order: Fond 30: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Fond 33: Rovno City Administration, Fond 22: Rovno Gebietskomissariat, 1941-1944; Fond 37: Zdolbunov City Administration; Fond 23: Gebitcomissariat in Kostopol; Fond 29: Gebietcomissariat in Klevan; Fond 52: Rovno District Administration, 1941-1944, Ukrainian Newspaper " Volyn", 1941-1943, and pre-war collection, 1815-1939: Jewish Communities; Arrangement is thematic. Notes: In Russian and Ukrainian. Inventory in English.
Rozhev (Town)Collected Records, Emigrants List, Rozhev1910-1919Name ListsUkraine SIG researcher listed in Description
Emigrants List, 3 records, collected by a Ukraine researcher for Beatrice Markel from State Archives of Kiev.
Rozhev (Town)Collected Records, Family Lists, Rozhev1897, 1907, 1911CensusUkraine SIG researcher listed in Description
4 Family Lists collected and translated by a Ukraine researcher for Beatrice Markel from State Archives of Kiev.
Ruskaya Polyana (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Ruskaya Polyana Town 1837-19201837-1920Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
23 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Cherkassy Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Cherkassy, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 387; Opis 1; Dela 1-39 Fond 650; Opis 1; Delo 6 Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 3069a, 3072a, 3074a, 3078a, 3081a, 3089a, 3169a, 3370, 3396-3397, 3519-3520, 3540, 3574, 3576, 3601, 3626a, 3649-3652, 3678-3679, 3683, 3708, 3754-3755, 3776, 3791-3792, 3831-3833, 3860-3861, 3886, 3888, 3907, 3937, 3985, 4019, 4053, 4237, 4270-4271, 4279, 4329, 4368, 4395a-4395b. Microfilm Nos. 2154894, 2289160-2289167, 2289317, 2289402-2289407, 2289442-2289443, 2291238-2291241, 2292949
Ryzhki (Town)Revision List 1811-1816, Ryzhki1811-1816CensusFHL
1811-1816
Rzhishchev (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Rzhishchev Town 1852-18541852-1854Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm in FHL Catalog. Registers of Jewish divorces and deaths for Rzhishchev, Kiev, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 1164, Opis 1, Dela 2, 15-16. Microfilm No. 2410368: Item 5, 1852 Deaths Item 18, 1854 Divorces Item 19, 1854 Deaths As of Dec 2016, the following have been transcribed and submitted to JewishGen: 9 divorces from 1854 300 deaths from 1852-1854
Samotugi (Town)Revision List 1811-1825, Samotugi1811-1825CensusFHL
1811-1825
Sarny (Town)Community records, Holocaust & pre-Holocaust, USHMM, Sarny1815-1944Community RecordsUSHMM
The US Holocaust Memorial Museum has 8 microfilm reels with data for Rovno/Rivno district towns, including: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Rovno, Sarny, Stepan, Zdolbunov. The microfilms contain captured records of the German occupation administration, records of the local Ukrainian administration under Nazi occupation, records of the Ukrainian Nationalist Organization (OUN), and prewar records of Jewish communities of the region. Includes correspondence, reports, diaries, notebooks, regulations, orders, name lists of property owners, list of Jews in Town Zdolbunov including list of doctors, census of the Jewish population in Berezna, Ukraine, the Ukrainian newspaper: "Volyn," 1941-1943, statistical information, and the following Jewish communities" records: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Sarny Talmud-Torah (Elementary School, Stepan. Arrangement: Organized in the following order: Fond 30: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Fond 33: Rovno City Administration, Fond 22: Rovno Gebietskomissariat, 1941-1944; Fond 37: Zdolbunov City Administration; Fond 23: Gebitcomissariat in Kostopol; Fond 29: Gebietcomissariat in Klevan; Fond 52: Rovno District Administration, 1941-1944, Ukrainian Newspaper " Volyn", 1941-1943, and pre-war collection, 1815-1939: Jewish Communities; Arrangement is thematic. Notes: In Russian and Ukrainian. Inventory in English.
Savinki (Town)Revision List 1816-1825, Savinki1816-1825CensusFHL
1816-1825
Segedintsy (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births and deaths in Segedintsy1922Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Submit to JewishGen Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Segedintsy. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2087050 (item 4). The text is in Russian. Microfilm 2087050 Item 4 fond 931, оpus 1, delo. 520 births 1922 (pages 88-97 deaths 1922 (deaths 102-110) The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Civil records of births and deaths from Segedintsy, Zvenigorodka, Kiev, Russia; later known as Sehedyntsi, Horodyshche, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Sevastopol (Town)Telephone Directory, Sevastopol, 19411941DirectoriesLibrary of Congress
Logan Kleinwaks reported that "the Library of Congress recently placed online, scans of five Ukrainian telephone directories: Kiev 1935, Voroshilovgrad (Lugansk/Luhansk) 1939, Sevastopol 1941, Odessa 1948, and Lviv 1949." These directories can be viewed or downloaded at the Library of Congress website. The Library of Congress has other Ukraine telephone directories at the Library. Kleinwaks" notes that "the full text of these directories can be searched on his Genealogy Indexer website, either in the original Cyrillic or by entering a Latin script search term and using one of the automatic transliteration options ("Add Latin -> Cyrillic," which is the default, or "Only Latin -> Cyrillic"). Search results link to page scans on the Library of Congress" website."
Shabilinov (Town)Revision List 1811-1825, Shabilinov1811-1825CensusFHL
1811-1825
Shchepetovka (Town)Name Lists, Occupations and Residences, Shchepetovkavarious yearsName ListsUkraine SIG Website, Downloadable Files
This table lists 84 people from the Kopelman extended family. The table has the following columns: Name (given, patronymic, surname), dates, occupation, Ukraine residence, dates of residence, training, and who submitted the name.
Shenderovka (Town)Revision List 1850, Shenderovka1850  CensusFHL
1850  
Shpikov (Town)Vital Records-Images, Shpikov town 1839-18521839-1852Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)Ukraine SIG researcher listed in Description
The Shpikov KehilaLinks group has, with the help of a researcher, identified surviving documents on the Jewish Community of Shpikov and at least parts of the surrounding area (precise area will only be determined as the records are transcribed), including: Metrical Records (1839-1852) - Over 900 pages of records Census Records (1875) Funds raised for this project will be used to acquire copies of these documents. Funds also will be used to translate the acquired records and to prepare the datasets for posting to the JewishGen Ukraine Database and the Ukraine SIG Master Name Index. Full translations will be posted on the appropriate KehilaLinks websites. Translated data will be entered into a Ukraine SIG spreadsheet template which will become available to contributors well before posting on the JewishGen Ukraine Database. Lara Diamond is Project Leader.
Shpola (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Kanev1856-1861Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Kanev. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2289315 (Items 27-33). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Item 27 Fond 394, оpis 1, delo. 3 marriages 1860 Item 28 Fond 394, оpis 1, delo.4 deaths 1856 Item 29 Fond 394, оpis 1, delo.5 marriages 1857 Item 30 Fond 394, оpis 1, delo. 6 births 1857 Item 31 Fond 394, оpis 1, delo. 7 births 1858 Item 32 Fond 394, оpis 1, delo.8 marriages 1858 Item 33 Fond 394, оpis 1, delo. 9 births 1861 The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Records of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish congregation in Kanev, Kanev, Kiev, Russia; later known as Kaniv, Kaniv, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Shpola (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Shpola1854-1862, 1887, 1896, 1903, 1908, 1910, 1911Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Shpola. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2289317 (Items 1-17), 2083581 (item 4), 2087365 (item 3), 2087366 (item 1). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2289317 item 1 – 1859 deaths item 2-1859 births item 3- 1859 births item 4-1860 deaths item 5- 1860 deaths item 6-1860 divorces item 7-1860 divorces item 8-1860 births item 9-1860 marriages item 10-1860 births item 11-1861 births item 12-1861 divorces item 13-1861 marriages item 14-1862 divorces item 15-1861 births item 16-1861 births item 17-1861 births Microfilm 2083581 Item 4 - fond 931, оpus 1, delo. 367 births 1896?, 1908 births 1887 [microfilmed upside down] deaths 18--? [microfilmed upside down] births 1887 [microfilmed upside down] Film 2087365 Item 3 - fond 931, оpus 1, delo. 676 births 1911, 1910, 1903 Film 2087366 Item 1 - fond 931, оpus 1, delo. 676 (continued) births 1903 The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Shpola, Zvenigorodka, Kiev, Russia; later known as Shpola, Shpola, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending.
Shpola (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Shpola Town 1854-19111854-1911Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
7 microfilm reels at FHL "Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Shpola, Zvenigorodka, Kiev, Russia; in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 397, Opis 1, Dela 1-32. Fond 931, Opis 1, Dela 367, 676. Microfilm Nos. 2083581, 2087365-2087366, 2289316-2289317, 2289319-2289320
Shumsk (Town)Yizkor Book, Original Language, ShumskWW2, 1940sYizkor BooksNYPL, YBs Online
Shumsk Yizkor Book in the original languages
Shumsk (Town)Jewish Refugees from Kremenets-District Towns in Tashkent, Uzbekistan1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, RG-75.002, "Registration cards of Jewish refugees in Tashkent, Uzbekistan during WWII, transliterated data" (ID: 20492). Translation of index cards for individuals associated with Kremenets-district towns: Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Shumsk (Town)Voter Lists, Kremenets Conference of City Voters, KDRG 262, 263, 2641906, 1907, 1912Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Articles 33 and 34 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1906, no. 12. KDRG 262. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Article 33 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1907, no. 74. KDRG 263. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the First Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, and List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Second Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1912, no. 84. KDRG 264. Received from Barry Chernick. 7,322 Jewish names out of 11,930 total. Includes voters residing in Aleksinets, Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Rokhmanov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, Vyshgorodok, Yampol, and other localities. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Shumsk (Town)Witnesses from Shumsk1944HolocaustKehilaLinks
Translation of Witnesses from Shumsk, KDRG-YVA 0113, Yad Vashem Item ID 5731175, Record Group M.33 (Records of the Extraordinary State Commission to Investigate German-Fascist Crimes Committed on Soviet Territory), File No. JM/19987, created October 12, 1944; Russian, 2 pages. Names and towns in the document are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Shumsk (Town)USHMM, Shumsk1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
Spreadsheet with information from the USHMM database on individuals that are associated with Kremenets-district towns: Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kozin, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Oleksinets, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Shumsk (Town)Business Directory, Polish, 1923, Shumsk1923DirectoriesKehilaLinks
Page image at http://KehilaLinks.jewishgen.org/Shumskoye/shumsk.directory.html.
Sidorovka (Town)Revision List 1857-1858, Sidorovka1857-1858CensusFHL
1857-1858
Simferopol (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Simferopol Town 1853-19171853-1917Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
36 microfilm reels at FHL "Jewish records of births, marriages, deaths and divorces for Simferopol, Taurida; in Russian and Hebrew. State Archive of Krym no.: Fond 142, Opis 1, Delo 41-51, 61, 72, 87, 104, 135, 152, 175, 216, 274, 322, 344, 392, 453, 480, 533, 599, 664, 787; Opis 2, Delo 5 Fond 259, Opis 1, Delo 1-66 Unnumbered fond, series 1, Delo 28, 34-35. Microfilm Nos. 2008424, 2008469, 2009078, 2009082, 2009087-2009089, 2009091, 2009095, 2009916, 2009920, 2009925-2009926, 2010555-2010556, 2010575-2010576, 2011243-2011244, 2011248, 2011260-2011261, 2011482, 2011488, 2011500, 2011512, 2011799, 2012302, 2038201, 2041502-2041505, 2041660, 2044120-2044121
Simferopol (Town)Revision List, Simferopol, Simferopol District 1834-1878, FHL Catalog entry1834-1878CensusFHL
1834-1878 included in Simferopol District, 1 microfilm reel at FHL. FHL Microfilm reel: 2063578, Item 4 (Fond 414, Opis 1).
Sinyavka (Town)Revision List 1811-1816, Sinyavka1811-1816CensusFHL
1811-1816
Skripchintsy (Town)Revision List 1858, Skripchintsy1858  CensusFHL
1858  
Sloboda Novomeyskaya (Town)Photograph cemeteries Sloboda NovomeyskayaBurial records and GravestonesJG
144 matzeva photos
Slobodka (Town)Revision List 1816-1819, Slobodka1816-1819CensusFHL
1816-1819
Smiela (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Smiela Town 1839-18981839-1898Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
7 microfilm reels at FHL Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Smela, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia;Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 388; Opis 1; Dela 1-8, 10-30. Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 3093, 3162. Microfilm Nos. 2152718, 2289403-2289405, 2289443-2289445
Smiela (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Smiela1839-1849Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Smiela. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2289443 (Item2 9-16). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2289443 Item 9 Fond 388, opus 1, delo 1 births, marriages, divorces, deaths 1846 Item 10 Fond 388, opus 1, delo 2 births, marriages, divorces 1840 Item 11 Fond 388, opus 1, delo 3 births, marriages, divorces, deaths 1841 Item 12 Fond 388, opus 1, delo 4 births, marriages, divorces, deaths 1843 Item 13 Fond 388, opus 1, delo 5 births, marriages, divorces, deaths 1844 Item 14 Fond 388, opus 1, delo 6 births, marriages, divorces, deaths 1845 Item 15 Fond 388, opus 1, delo 7 births, marriages, deaths 1848-1849 Item 16 Fond 388, opus 1, delo 8 births, marriages, divorces, deaths 1839 The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Smila, Smila, Cherkasy Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Smela, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; later known as Smila, Smila, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Snegirivka (Town)Name Lists, Occupations and Residences, Snegirivkavarious yearsName ListsUkraine SIG Website, Downloadable Files
This table lists 84 people from the Kopelman extended family. The table has the following columns: Name (given, patronymic, surname), dates, occupation, Ukraine residence, dates of residence, training, and who submitted the name.
Snitkov (Town)Tax List 1892, Snitkov1892Name ListsJG
Tax List 1892 on KehilaLinks website
Sofiyevka (Town)Revision List 1858, Sofiyevka1858  CensusFHL
1858  
Sosnitsa (Town)Revision List 1782-1879 1811-1825, Sosnitsa1782-1879 1811-1825CensusFHL
1782-1879 1811-1825
Sosnitsa (Town)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Sosnitsa town & district 1882-19101882-1910CensusFHL
6 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Sosnitsa district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Sosnitsya district, Chernigov, Russia; later Sosnytsya, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 5, Delo 1567 Fond 127, Opis 12, Delo 1439 Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3537, 4070, 4322. Microfilm Nos. 1222347, 1409779-1409781, 1696867-1696868
Starogutishche (Town)Revision List 1816, Starogutishche1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Stavishche (Town)Yizkor Books, StavishcheYizkor BooksJG YB Translations
Stavisht, Aharon Weissman (ed.), New York: The Stavisht Society, 1961. 252 pp., Hebrew and Yiddish. Project Coordinator: Vivian M. Linderman; Translated by Ida Cohen Selavan Schwarcz. The book has been completely translated, but currently lacks a name index.
Steblev (Town)Revision List 1858, Steblev1858  CensusFHL
1858  
Stepan (Town)Stepan Vital Records1861-1899Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)CAHJP
Stepan Vital Records from CAHJP.
Stepan (Town)Community records, Holocaust & pre-Holocaust, USHMM, Stepan1815-1944Community RecordsUSHMM
The US Holocaust Memorial Museum has 8 microfilm reels with data for Rovno/Rivno district towns, including: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Rovno, Sarny, Stepan, Zdolbunov. The microfilms contain captured records of the German occupation administration, records of the local Ukrainian administration under Nazi occupation, records of the Ukrainian Nationalist Organization (OUN), and prewar records of Jewish communities of the region. Includes correspondence, reports, diaries, notebooks, regulations, orders, name lists of property owners, list of Jews in Town Zdolbunov including list of doctors, census of the Jewish population in Berezna, Ukraine, the Ukrainian newspaper: "Volyn," 1941-1943, statistical information, and the following Jewish communities" records: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Sarny Talmud-Torah (Elementary School, Stepan. Arrangement: Organized in the following order: Fond 30: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Fond 33: Rovno City Administration, Fond 22: Rovno Gebietskomissariat, 1941-1944; Fond 37: Zdolbunov City Administration; Fond 23: Gebitcomissariat in Kostopol; Fond 29: Gebietcomissariat in Klevan; Fond 52: Rovno District Administration, 1941-1944, Ukrainian Newspaper " Volyn", 1941-1943, and pre-war collection, 1815-1939: Jewish Communities; Arrangement is thematic. Notes: In Russian and Ukrainian. Inventory in English.
Stepanovka (Town)Revision List 1811-1820, Stepanovka1811-1820CensusFHL
1811-1820
Stepanovka (Town)Name Lists, Occupations and Residences, Stepanovkavarious yearsName ListsUkraine SIG Website, Downloadable Files
This table lists 84 people from the Kopelman extended family. The table has the following columns: Name (given, patronymic, surname), dates, occupation, Ukraine residence, dates of residence, training, and who submitted the name.
Stolnoye (Town)Revision List 1811-1827, Stolnoye1811-1827CensusFHL
1811-1827
Sunki (Town)Revision List 1850, Sunki1850  CensusFHL
1850  
Surazh (Town)Family Lists, FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Surazh town and District, 1882-19101882-1910CensusFHL
5 microfilm reels Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Surazh district, Chernigov, Russia; later in Briyansk oblast, Russia. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3532, 4065-4066, 4266, 4323-4324, 4335 5 Microfilms: 1222347, 1409779-1409782
Syadrin (Town)Revision List 1816-1818, Syadrin1816-1818CensusFHL
1816-1818
Syrai (Town)Revision List 1811, Syrai1811  CensusFHL
1811  
Tagancha (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Tagancha Town 1855-18621855-1862Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm reels at FHL Records of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish congregation in Tagancha, Kanev, Kiev, Russia; later known as Tahancha, Kaniv, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 396, Opis 1, Dela 1-8. Microfilm Nos. 2289316
Tagancha (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths in Tagancha1855-1862Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish congregation in Tagancha, Kanev, Kiev, Russia. The records are from FHL microfilm 2289316 (Items 9-16). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. item 9 – 1855 marriages item 10 -1855 births item 11- 1858 deaths item 12-1858 marriages item 13 - 1859 births item 14-1861 deaths item 15 -1861 deaths item 16-1862 deaths The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Records of births, marriages, and deaths from the Jewish congregation in Tagancha, Kanev, Kiev, Russia; later known as Tahancha, Kaniv, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Teklina (Town)Revision List 1850, Teklina1850  CensusFHL
1850  
Telnoye (Town)Revision List 1816-1818, Telnoye1816-1818CensusFHL
1816-1818
Tiraspol (Town)Collected Records, Revision Lists, Tiraspol Town and District 18581858CensusUkraine SIG researcher listed in Description
One 1858 Census record for the Arenberg Family, donated by Janet Furba.
Tiraspol (Town)Revision Lists, Tiraspol Town and District 1843-1880, FHL Catalog Entry1843-1880CensusFHL
FHL Catalog entry for 1843-1880 Tiraspol District revision lists; Fond 134, Opis 2, Delo 560-562, 689. Four microfilms: 2375784 Item 4 (1859, 1861-1869, 1871, 1880), 23775785 Items 1-2 (1860, 1862-1867, 1871), 2375786 Item 2 (1862-1865) and 2377234 Item 2 (1843-1844). We have not yet identified the towns on these revision lists or determined whether or not the revision lists have Jewish records.
Topolevka (Town)Revision List 1811-1825, Topolevka1811-1825CensusFHL
1811-1825
Trostyanets (Town)Cemeteries: Burial datasets and photos, Trostyanets19th and 20th centuriesBurial records and GravestonesWayne Frankel (wfrankel@roadrunner.com)
Wayne Frankel has photos of 67 Hebrew gravestones and 48 Russian gravestones.
Tuchin (Town)Yizkor Books, TuchinYizkor Books
2 books (1 translated) Tutchin-Krippe, Wolyn; in memory of the Jewish community (Sefer zikaron le-kehilat Tuczyn-Kripe), Translation is at: http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/Tuchin/tuchin.html and, The Jews of Tuchin and Kripa in front of their murderers (Yehude Tuczyn ve-Kripa mul rotsehehem; "esrim ve-arba" "eduyot). Not yet translated. .
Tuchin (Town)Directories, Business, 1923, Tuchin1923DirectoriesJG
This Polish Business Directory is on the KehilaLinks site
Turets (Town)Revision List 1816-1825, Turets1816-1825CensusFHL
1816-1825
Tyutyunnitsa (Town)Revision List 1816, Tyutyunnitsa1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Uman (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Uman Town 1866-19191866-1919Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
6 microfilms of Uman Town Jewish birth records, 1866-1919, from LDS FHL Catalog Card. Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 2349, 2375, 2379, 2402, 2408, 2428, 2433, 2443, 2448, 2457, 2469, 2480, 2530, 2539, 2578, 2603, 2620, 2631, 2643, 2661, 2680, 2709, 2728, 2748, 2797, 2798. Microfilm Nos. 2287630, 2289322, 2289399, 2289400-2289402 Microfilm No. 2289322, Parts 2 & 3 have been digitized. Part 2 lists 108 female births and 175 male births for the year 1866. Part 3 lists 164 female births and 274 male births for the year 1866. Translation is pending.
Uman (Town)Cemeteries: Photos, UmanBurial records and GravestonesJOWBR
2 cemeteries
Uman (Town)Voters List, FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Uman Town and District, 18??18??Name ListsFHL
1 microfilm. Public records (alphabetical list of Jewish voters) for Uman district, Kiev, Russia; later Uman, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian. Fond 714, Opis 1, Delo 4. Microfilm No. 2199426, Item 1.
Uman (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births in Uman1884-1919Vital Records: BirthsFHL
Jewish Records of births from the Jewish community of Uman. The records are from FHL microfilms number 2289399 (Items 1-7), 2289402 (Items 1-4), 2287630 (items 1-4), 2289401 (items 1-4). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2289399 item 1 – 1884 births item 2- 1885 births item 3- 1886 births item 4-1887 births item 5- 1888 births item 6-1890 births item 7-1898 births Microfilm 2289402 Item 1 – Fond 931, оpus 1, delo. 2728 (continued) Births 1914 Item 2- Fond 931, оpus 1, delo. 2748 Births 1915 Item 3- Fond 931, оpus 1, delo. 2797 Births 1919 Item 4 - Fond 931, оpus 1, delo. 2798 Births 1915 Microfilm 2287630 Item 1 fond 931, оpus 1, delo 2530 births (continued) 1898 Item 2 fond 931, оpus 1 delo 2539 births 1900 Item 3 fond 931, оpus 1, delo 2578 births 1897 (on the first page this is incorrectly written as 1906) Item 4 fond 931, оpus 1, delo 2603 births 1906 Microfilm 2289401 Item 1 - 248 images Item 2 - 224 images Item 3 -214 images Item 4 – 71 images The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Records of births from the Jewish community in Uman", Uman", Kiev, Russia; later known as Uman", Uman", Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Uman (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Uman Town 1919-19241919-1924Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
7 microfilms of Civil Registration of Uman District birth and marriage records, 1919-1924, from LDS FHL Catalog Card. NOTE: These records may or may not include Jewish records. The records are in Russian and Ukrainian, no Hebrew. They include the towns of Uman, Zhaskiv, Mankivka, and Khrystynivka. Fond 5899, Opis 1, Dela 77, 391, 521, 559, 565, 658, 695-696, 699. Microfilm Nos. 2331081, 2344613, 2344778, 2350935, 2350936, 2351004, 2359391.
Ushnya (Town)Revision List 1816, Ushnya1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Valyava (Town)Revision List 1850, Valyava1850  CensusFHL
1850  
Novozybkov (District)Revision Lists, Novozybkov District 1835 and 1850, FHL Catalog Entry1858CensusFHL
FHL Catalog entry for 1858 Novozybkov district revision lists. Fond 132, Opis 2, Delo 113 and 351; Microfilm nos. 2396583, Item 5 and 2446204, Item 3
Vasilkov (Town)Revision Lists, Vasilkov village 1874, FHL Catalog entry1874CensusFHL
Velichkovka (Town)Revision List 1816, Velichkovka1816  CensusFHL
1816  
Vishnevets (Town)Voter Lists, Kremenets Conference of City Voters, KDRG 262, 263, 2641906, 1907, 1912Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Articles 33 and 34 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1906, no. 12. KDRG 262. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Article 33 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1907, no. 74. KDRG 263. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the First Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, and List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Second Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1912, no. 84. KDRG 264. Received from Barry Chernick. 7,322 Jewish names out of 11,930 total. Includes voters residing in Aleksinets, Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Rokhmanov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, Vyshgorodok, Yampol, and other localities. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Vishnevets (Town)USHMM, Vishnevets1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
Spreadsheet with information from the USHMM database on individuals that are associated with Kremenets-district towns: Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kozin, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Oleksinets, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Vishnevets (Town)Soviet Extraordinary Commission: Vishnevets, KDRG/YV 00541941-1944Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of Records of the Extraordinary State Commission to Investigate German-Fascist Crimes Committed on Soviet Territory (Yad Vashem, Record Group M.33), List of Jews from Wisniowiec Nowy district who perished between 1941-1944, prepared by the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission, 22/12/1944; includes itemization of property damage, YV Item ID 6632332, File No. JM/23607, KDRG/YVA 0054, https://documents.yadvashem.org/index.html?language=en&search=global&strSearch=wisniowiec&GridItemId=6632332. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Vishnevets (Town)Residents List, Vishnevets, 1748, KDRG 265Name ListsVernadskiy National Library of Ukraine
Translation of Vishnevets resident list: Vishnevetski castle. [Given in the Second Vishnevetskis" possessions that were in the Kremenets and Letychivsky districts of Volhynia and Podolski provinces]. National Library of Ukraine. Vernadsky, Fond 1, spr. 150. Department of History. 1748, Polish. IP Vernadsky, f.1, spr.150. KDRG 265. 65 names, Jewish and non-Jewish. Obtained from Mikola Kibalyuk via e-mail to Ron Doctor, 12 Apr 2012. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Vishnevets (Town)Jewish Refugees from Kremenets-District Towns in Tashkent, Uzbekistan1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, RG-75.002, "Registration cards of Jewish refugees in Tashkent, Uzbekistan during WWII, transliterated data" (ID: 20492). Translation of index cards for individuals associated with Kremenets-district towns: Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Vladimir (Town)Yizkor Books, VladimirYizkor Books
Partial translation on JewishGen Pinkas Ludmir; sefer zikaron le-kehilat Ludmir, Tel Aviv, 1962.
Vladimirets (Town)Yizkor Books, VladimiretsYizkor Books
Done, part on Yizkor Book project, part on website Sefer Vladimerets: galed le-zekher irenu (Tel Aviv, 1963).
Voloskovtsy (Town)Revision List 1816, Voloskovtsy1816  CensusFHL
1816   Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Volovitsa (Town)Names List 1816, Volovitsa1816  Name ListsJG
Volynka (Town)Names List 1811-1818, Volynka1811-1818Name ListsJG
Vorobiyevka (Town)Names List 1834, Vorobiyevka1834  Name ListsJG
Voronovka (Town)Revision List 1858, Voronovka1858  CensusFHL
FHL Catalog entry.Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry
Oster (District)Family Records, FHL Catalog Entry, Oster district 1882-19101882-1910CensusFHL
5 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Oster district Family lists (tax poll census) for the Jewish community in Oster district, Chernigov, Russia; later Kozelets, Chernihiv, Ukraine. These lists were created to record information on the representatives of the taxable social classes. Text in Russian. Fond 127, Opis 5, Delo 1567 Fond 127, Opis 14, Dela 3312, 3535, 4116, 4328. Microfilm Nos. 1222346-1222347, 1409780, 1409782, 1696868
Oster (District)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Oster Town and District 1867-19201867-1920Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm reels at FHL "Registers of Jewish births and marriages for the Oster uezd (district), Chernigov, Russia; later split amongst Kozelets, Chernihiv, Ukraine; Brovary, Kiev, Ukraine; and Kiev, Kiev, Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 679, Opis 10, Dela 3591-3595. Microfilm Nos. 2392160
Ostrog (District)Revision Lists, Ostrog District 1795, Translations1795 CensusKehilaLinks
This dataset is a translation of the 1795 Census of Jews in the District of Ostrog. The census books are in Ostrog, Ukraine at the local regional museum, the State Historical and Cultural Trust. Its official title is “OSTROG Head Tax Record for 1795”. It is found in book 4437. The census has a total of 2,951 names. The census was conducted by the Russian government only two years after Ostroh was transferred from Poland to Russia; therefore it is not surprising that the left side of each page is in Russian, while the right side presents essentially the same data in Polish. Since each listing was provided in two languages, it was possible to translate all of the pages that were photographed. However, at least 3 pages of listings are missing in both languages, all of which belong to the “Ostrog/Old Town” section (located between photos #570 and #572, #631 and 633, and #736 and 737). With three exceptions, no surnames are listed in the census. Moreover, although Jews frequently had more than one given name, Jewish entries are typically limited to a single given name along with the patronymic (the father’s given name). The head of each household is listed first, followed by family members. Ages and occupations are included, together with useful notes for a fair number of entries. Still, it is difficult to identify an ancestor without the help of a surname. A useful aid in identification would ordinarily be to combine the information provided in the 1795 census with information gathered from subsequent censuses, by which time surnames were routinely used in official records. The Kremenets District Research Group has translated an 1816 Census for the Kremenets District that contains 2,526 records for Ostrog. A searchable index to these records is available on the Kremenets KehilaLinks website. In addition, the Ostrog museum has the 1850 and 1858 census records. Both of these collections will be helpful in tracing ancestors into the 1795 Census. The translator worked from digital photographs of the original pages. These photographs were generously donated by Allan Dolgow who arranged for them to be taken at the Ostrog State Historical and Cultural Trust. Dr. Mel Werbach initiated the Ukraine SIG Fundraising Project and served as Translation Project Leader. In addition, your generous financial contributors made it possible for us to engage a professional translator who could work with three languages, Russian, Polish, and English. The translation spreadsheet has been posted in the JewishGen Ukraine Database. Be sure to read the document that describes the Census. The document and the spreadsheet are available on the Ostrog KehilaLinks website. Scroll to the bottom of the Census webpage for a link to the spreadsheet. Or, you can download the spreadsheet by clicking on this link.
Ostrog (District)Revision Lists, Ostrog District, 1814-1834, FHL Catalog Entry1814-1834CensusFHL
Click here to access the FHL Catalog Entry. There are 4 revision list microfilms: 2376396 (Item 1), 2375507 (Item 3), 2375709 (Items 1 and 2), and 2375710 (Items 1-3). We have not yet determined which microfilms, if any, have records for Jewish households, and where the Jewish records are on the microfilm reels.
Vyazovok (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Vyazovok Town 1855-19171855-1917Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
4 microfilm reels Records of births and deaths from the Jewish community in Vyazovok, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 3093, 3573, 3602, 3755. Microfilm Nos. 2289404, 2289407, 2289161, 2289164
Vyazovok (Town)Names List 1816-1850, Vyazovok1816-1850Name ListsJG
Vyshgorodok (Town)Soviet Extraordinary Commission: Vyshgorodok, KDRG/YV 01181941-1944Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of Records of the Extraordinary State Commission to Investigate German-Fascist Crimes Committed on Soviet Territory (Yad Vashem, Record Group M.33), List of Jews from Vyshgorodok who perished between 1941-1944, prepared by the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission, 30/11/1944; includes itemization of property damage, YV Item ID 6635070, File No. M/23607, KDRG/YVA 0119, https://documents.yadvashem.org/index.html?language=en&search=global&strSearch=vyshgorodok&GridItemId=6635070. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Vyshgorodok (Town)Voter Lists, Kremenets Conference of City Voters, KDRG 262, 263, 2641906, 1907, 1912Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Articles 33 and 34 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1906, no. 12. KDRG 262. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Article 33 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1907, no. 74. KDRG 263. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the First Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, and List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Second Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1912, no. 84. KDRG 264. Received from Barry Chernick. 7,322 Jewish names out of 11,930 total. Includes voters residing in Aleksinets, Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Rokhmanov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, Vyshgorodok, Yampol, and other localities. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Yaklichi (Town)Names List 1816, Yaklichi1816  Name ListsJG
Yalta (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Yalta Town 1854-19171854-1917Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
12 microfilm reels at FHL "Jewish records of births, marriages, deaths and divorces for Yalta (Yalta), Tavrida, Russia, in Russian and Hebrew. Record group 142, series 1, files 60, 63, 143, 281, 328, 873-874 Record group 142, series 2, file 7 Unnumbered record group, series 4 (Yalta), file 63 Microfilm Nos. 2008469, 2009090-2009092, 2009917-2009918, 2010557, 2011245, 2038199, 2038201, 2044121, 2063567
Yampol (Town)USHMM, Yampol1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
Spreadsheet with information from the USHMM database on individuals that are associated with Kremenets-district towns: Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kozin, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Oleksinets, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Yampol (Town)Voter Lists, Kremenets Conference of City Voters, KDRG 262, 263, 2641906, 1907, 1912Name ListsKehilaLinks
Translation of List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Articles 33 and 34 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1906, no. 12. KDRG 262. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Kremenets Conference of City Voters, acc. to Article 33 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1907, no. 74. KDRG 263. List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the First Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections to the State Duma, and List of Persons Exercising the Right to Participate in Elections at the Second Conference of City Voters in Kremenets District, acc. to Article 32 of the Statute on Elections, Volynskiia gubernskiia viedomosti [Volhynia provincial gazette], 1912, no. 84. KDRG 264. Received from Barry Chernick. 7,322 Jewish names out of 11,930 total. Includes voters residing in Aleksinets, Belozirka, Berezhtsy, Katerburg, Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Rokhmanov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, Vyshgorodok, Yampol, and other localities. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Yampol (Town)Jewish Refugees from Kremenets-District Towns in Tashkent, Uzbekistan1939-1945HolocaustKehilaLinks
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, RG-75.002, "Registration cards of Jewish refugees in Tashkent, Uzbekistan during WWII, transliterated data" (ID: 20492). Translation of index cards for individuals associated with Kremenets-district towns: Kremenets, Lanovtsy, Pochayev, Radzivilov, Shumsk, Vishnevets, and Yampol. Names and towns are indexed in the searchable Concordance of Personal Names and Town Names, a master index of all information collected by the Kremenets District Research Group.
Yanushpol (Town)Ianushpol Vital Records1854-1862Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)CAHJP
Ianushpol Vital Records from CAHJP.
Yekaterinoslav (Town)Yizkor Books, YekaterinoslavYizkor Books
Sefer Yekaterinoslav-Dnepropetrovsk (Jerusalem-Tel Aviv, 1973) .
Yenikale (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Yenikale Town 1857-18861857-1886Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
11 microfilm reels at FHL "Jewish records (births, marriages, divorces, deaths) for Kerch (Kerch), Tavrida, Russia. Beginning in 1880, includes Yenikale; later Hlazivka, in Russian and Hebrew." Record group 142, series 1, files 15-23, 67, 97, 129, 166, 196 Record group 264, series 1, files 1-18 Microfilm Nos. 2008420-2008421, 2008469, 2008474, 2009080, 2009094, 2009915, 2009923, 2010571, 2041505-2041506
Yevpatoria (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Yevpatoria Town 1863-19171863-1917Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
14 microfilm reels at FHL "Jewish records (births, marriages, divorces, deaths) for Yevpatoriya. Text in Russian and Hebrew." Record group 142, series 1, files 3-4, 62, 78, 198, 312, 393, 443, 492, 548, 681 Record group 262, series 1, files 1-12 Unnumbered record group, series 1, files 46, 48 Microfilm Nos. 2008469, 2009076, 2009091, 2010571, 2011242, 2011261, 2011480, 2011491, 2011502-2011503, 2011725, 2041505, 2044121, 2044204.
Yuzovka (Town)Kahal Records, Yuzovka, 1800-19251800-1925Community RecordsFHL
1800-1925 for Donetsk Oblast
Yuzovka (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Yuzovka Town 1800-19251800-1925Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
4 microfilm reels Archival register for the Orthodox church records and Jewish records (births, marriages, divorces, deaths) for the Donetsk oblast (region), Ukraine. Text in Russian. Opis: UKRN DON 1 Microfilm nos. 2347061, 2349681-2349682, 2352277
Zaslav (Town)Vsia Rossiya 1895, 1899, 1903, Zaslav1895, 1899, 1903DirectoriesUkraine SIG Website, Downloadable Files
This extract from Vsia Rossiya (Russian Business Directory) currently is on Ukraine SIG"s website. It is being transferred to the Zaslav (Izyaslav) KehilaLinks website It contains 241 entries for Zaslav.
Zaslav (Town)Vital Records Translations, Zaslav (Town), Deaths1855-1860Vital Records: DeathsUkraine SIG researcher listed in Description
Translation of 1,136 death records for the town of Zaslav. These death records are for years 1855-1860. Contact Barry Sieger for information about this dataset.
Zdolbunov (Town)Community records, Holocaust & pre-Holocaust, USHMM, Zdolbunov1815-1944Community RecordsUSHMM
The US Holocaust Memorial Museum has 8 microfilm reels with data for Rovno/Rivno district towns, including: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Rovno, Sarny, Stepan, Zdolbunov. The microfilms contain captured records of the German occupation administration, records of the local Ukrainian administration under Nazi occupation, records of the Ukrainian Nationalist Organization (OUN), and prewar records of Jewish communities of the region. Includes correspondence, reports, diaries, notebooks, regulations, orders, name lists of property owners, list of Jews in Town Zdolbunov including list of doctors, census of the Jewish population in Berezna, Ukraine, the Ukrainian newspaper: "Volyn," 1941-1943, statistical information, and the following Jewish communities" records: Berezno, Derazhnya, Klevan, Korets, Kostopol, Luydvipol, Osov, Sarny Talmud-Torah (Elementary School, Stepan. Arrangement: Organized in the following order: Fond 30: Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN); Fond 33: Rovno City Administration, Fond 22: Rovno Gebietskomissariat, 1941-1944; Fond 37: Zdolbunov City Administration; Fond 23: Gebitcomissariat in Kostopol; Fond 29: Gebietcomissariat in Klevan; Fond 52: Rovno District Administration, 1941-1944, Ukrainian Newspaper " Volyn", 1941-1943, and pre-war collection, 1815-1939: Jewish Communities; Arrangement is thematic. Notes: In Russian and Ukrainian. Inventory in English.
Zelenopole (Town)Revision Lists, Zelenopole, Aleksandrovsk District 1850, Image Files1850CensusKehilaLinks
This web page for the Agricultural Colony of Zelenopole includes links to a collection of images from the 1850 revision list for 105 family groups in the town of Zelenopole. The images are in a pdf file. The revision list has not yet been translated.
Zelenopole (Town)Revision Lists, Zelenopole, Aleksandrovsk District 1858, Image Files1858CensusKehilaLinks
This web page for the Agricultural Colony of Zelenopole includes links to a collection of images from the 1858 revision list for 46 family groups in the town of Zelenopole. The images are in a pdf file. The revision list has not yet been translated.
Zelenopole (Town)Revision Lists, Zelenopole, Aleksandrovsk District 1858, Translations1858CensusKehilaLinks
This dataset is a partial translation of Jewish records in the 1858 revision list for town of Zelenopole. The translation was done by Michoel Ronn and is posted on the Agricultural Colonies of Ukraine KehilaLinks website. Images of the original documents also are on the Agricultural Colonies web page for Zelenopole. The translated data will be recorded in an Excel template for uploading to the JewishGen Ukraine Database and posting in the Ukraine SIG Master Name Index.
Zenkov (Town)Revision List, FHL Catalog entry, Zenkov District, Zenkov town 17821782CensusFHL
2 microfilm reels at FHL Revision lists (census lists used to levy a poll tax) for Zenkov district, Poltava, Russia; later Zinkiv, Poltava, Ukraine. Some items are preceded by indexes. Text in Russian. Fond 679, Opis 5, Dela 21-23, 26-27. Microfilm Nos. 2439741, parts 6-8 and 2439742, parts 2-3
Zhashkov (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Zhashkov Town 1919-19241919-1924Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
7 microfilms, from LDS FHL Catalog Card Civil Registration of Uman District birth and marriage records, 1919-1924, . NOTE: These records may or may not include Jewish records. The records are in Russian and Ukrainian, no Hebrew. They include the towns of Uman, Zhaskiv, Mankivka, and Khrystynivka. Fond 5899, Opis 1, Dela 77, 391, 521, 559, 565, 658, 695-696, 699. Microfilm Nos. 2331081, 2344613, 2344778, 2350935, 2350936, 2351004, 2359391.
Zhitomir (Town)Collected Records, Revision Lists, Zhitomir, Zhitomir District 1850 & 18581850, 1858CensusKehilaLinks
Two Census records, one from 1850 and one from 1858 Novograd-Volynsk revision lists. These Collected Records are for the Annapolsky and Vugman Families, courtesy of Naomi Moderick.
Zhitomir (Town)Collected Records, Vital Records, Zhitomir1879-1900Vital Records: DeathsKehilaLinks
8 death records for the Annapolsky and Vugman Families, courtesy of Naomi Moderick.
Zhitomir (Town)CAHJP Documents, ZhitomirCommunity RecordsKehilaLinks
Some entries in the Kremenets Catalog of CAHJP documents have been acquired. Some translations have been completed. Contact Janet Silverman (ukrainesig.coordinator@janette-silverman.org) or Ron Doctor (rddpdx@gmail.com)
Zhitomir (Town)Collected Records, Vital Records, Zhitomir1873-1899 Vital Records: MarriagesKehilaLinks
5 marriage records for the Annapolsky and Vugman Families, courtesy of Naomi Moderick.
Zhitomir (Town)Collected Records, Vital Records, Zhitomir1877-1911Vital Records: BirthsKehilaLinks
15 birth records for the Annapolsky and Vugman Families, courtesy of Naomi Moderick.
Zhitomir (Town)Zhitomer Vital Records1851-1868Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)CAHJP
Zhitomer Vital Records from CAHJP.
Zhuklya (Town)Names List 1816, Zhuklya1816  Name ListsJG
Zinkov (Town)Vital Records, Zinkov, 1839, 1849, 18501839-1850Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)Khmelnitsky Archives
Vital Records from Zinkov, 1839, 1849, 1850. Zinkov Rabbinate records held in Khmelnitsky from fond 227. The records are in Russian and Hebrew. There are 162 deaths, 76 marriages and 338 births
Zinkov (Town)Yizkor Books, ZinkovYizkor Books
Two Yizkor Books, not yet translated Pinkas Zinkov: Gedenkbukh (Tel Aviv, New York, 1966) Don"t forget, (Ne Zabit), New York, 1991 .
Zlatopol (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Zlatopol Town 1858-18621858-1862Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
2 microfilms Zlatopol Town Jewish birth, marriage, and death records, 1858-1862, from LDS FHL Catalog Card. Fond 650, Opis 1, Dela 4-5, 8, 11-14. Microfilm Nos. 2289317-2289318.
Zmagalovka (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Zmagalovka Town 1837-19201837-1920Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
23 microfilms, FHL Catalog entry for Cherkassy Records of births, marriages, divorces, and deaths from the Jewish community in Cherkassy, Cherkassy, Kiev, Russia; Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 387; Opis 1; Dela 1-39 Fond 650; Opis 1; Delo 6 Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 3069a, 3072a, 3074a, 3078a, 3081a, 3089a, 3169a, 3370, 3396-3397, 3519-3520, 3540, 3574, 3576, 3601, 3626a, 3649-3652, 3678-3679, 3683, 3708, 3754-3755, 3776, 3791-3792, 3831-3833, 3860-3861, 3886, 3888, 3907, 3937, 3985, 4019, 4053, 4237, 4270-4271, 4279, 4329, 4368, 4395a-4395b. Microfilm Nos. 2154894, 2289160-2289167, 2289317, 2289402-2289407, 2289442-2289443, 2291238-2291241, 2292949
Zolotonosha (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births, Marriages, Deaths, Divorces in Zolotonosha1868-1898Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
Jewish Records of births, marriages, divorces and deaths from the Jewish community of Zolotnosha. The records are from FHL microfilm numbers 2289320 (Items 4-5) and 2289321 (items 1-6). The text is in Russian and Hebrew. Microfilm 2289320 Item 4 - Fond 932, Opis 1, Delo 960 Births 1868-1972 Item 5 - Fond 932, Opis 1, Delo 975 marriages 1874-1875?, 1892-1893 Microfilm 2289321 Item 1 - Fond 931, Opis 1, Delo 981. Deaths 1876, 1883, 1885, 1888?, 1891 Item 2 - Fond 931, Opis 1, Delo 977 Births 1875, 1877, 1877 Item 3 - Fond 931, Opis 1, Delo 1036 Births 1882 (pages 1-36) -- Births 1909 (pages 59-107) Item 4 - Fond 931, Opis 1, Delo 1082 births 1887-1889 Item 5 - Fond 931, Opis 1, Delo 1112. deaths 1892 (pages 1-25) --births 189-? (pages 26) -- deaths 1898? (pages 27-29) -- deaths 1893 (pages 30-52) -- deaths 1898? (pages 53-66) -- deaths 1900 (pages 67-103) -- deaths 1917 (pages 104-121) Item 6 - Fond 931, Opis 1, Delo1136 marriages 1894 (pages 1-39) -- marriages 1897 (pages 40-71) -- marriages 1898 (pages 72-119) The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Records of births, marriages, and deaths from Jewish communities in the city and uyezd of Zolotonosha, Poltava, Russia. Zolotonosha is now the seat of a raion in the Cherkasy Oblast of Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Zolotonosha (Town)Names List 1811-1880 1835-1858, Zolotonosha1811-1880 1835-1858Name ListsJG
Zolotonosha (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Zolotonosha Town 1868-19171868-1917Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
4 microfilms from LDS FHL Catalog Card Records of births, marriages, and deaths from Jewish communities in the city and uyezd of Zolotonosha, Poltava, Russia. Zolotonosha is now the seat of a raion in the Cherkasy Oblast of Ukraine. Text in Russian and Hebrew. Fond 931; Opis 1; Dela 960, 975, 977, 981, 1036, 1082, 1112, 1136, 1214, 3683. Microfilm Nos. 2289320-2289322, 2289163.
Zvenigorodka (Town)Vital Records-FHL Catalog Entry, Jewish, Zvenigorodka Town 1889, 19041889, 1904Vital Records: Mixed (B, M, D, D)FHL
1 microfilm from LDS FHL Catalog. Vital records (births, marriages, deaths) for the Jewish congregation of Zvenigorodka (Zvenigorodka), Kiev, Russia; later Zvenyhorodka, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian. Record group 931, series 1, files 394 Microfilm No. 2083433 Item 5
Zvenigorodka (Town)Vital Records Images-Jewish Births in Zvenigorodka1889, 1904Vital Records: BirthsFHL
Jewish Records of births from the Jewish community of Zvenigorodka. The records are from FHL microfilm number 2083433(Item 5). The text is in Russian. Microfilm 2083433 item 5- 1889, 1904 births The FHL catalog entry for the microfilms is: Vital records (births) for the Jewish congregation of Zvenigorodka (Zvenigorodka), Kiev, Russia; later Zvenyhorodka, Cherkasy, Ukraine. Text in Russian. Translation is pending. Ukraine SIG"s Coordinator has the image files.
Zvenigorodka (Town)Names List 1816-1909, Zvenigorodka1816-1909Name ListsJG
Zvenigorodka (Town)Supplemental Lists 18--?, Zvenigorodka18--?Name ListsFHL

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