https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B48cDmpovKiLS0xLVmJWbjVwZk0/edit
(from State Archives of Kostroma Region)
"Kostroma Multinational Document"
(from State Archives of Kostroma Region)
"Kostroma Multinational Document"
NV Badin
This is a study based on information from archival collections and published sources.
p.
25-27This is a study based on information from archival collections and published sources.
Poles who came from Vilna
province to Kostroma (1916-1918):
Abram
Aronovich Moselle (Mazel)---Engineer, graduate of Petrograd Polytechnic
Institute.
Abram
Lazarevich Khazanovich—Chemist, graduate of Zurich University
p. 29
Kostroma labor squads, formed in December 1920 from among Poles to make up the proincial forced labor camp:
Kh. Bryumshteyn
A. Neroy
A. Rafalovich
p. 29
Kostroma labor squads, formed in December 1920 from among Poles to make up the proincial forced labor camp:
Kh. Bryumshteyn
A. Neroy
A. Rafalovich
pp.
46-49
From
Austria (?):
Goldsmiths:
Abraham Stein, Lebl Golberg, Abraham Goikhman (Gehmanom). In 1807 requested
permanent residency in Minsk province & were granted a temporary residence
in Kostroma.
Other
names:
Esel Mendelevich
Mendelon—Watchmaker, from Vitebsk Province
Kostroma Doctors:
Joseph
S. Golblat --Head of Soligalichskoy district hospital
Sam
Landau—Head of Chuhlomskoy district hospital
Samsov Lev Davidovich--honorary citizen of city of Nikolaev
Shmuel Avraamovich Katzman—Country doctor in Chuhlomskoy county
Samsov Lev Davidovich--honorary citizen of city of Nikolaev
Shmuel Avraamovich Katzman—Country doctor in Chuhlomskoy county
GN
Malakhov—Factory doctor
In
the late 1860’s right of residence outside of the Pale of Settlement was
granted to Jews who left military service. Some of them were:
Kostroma:
Burstein
Yankel Shmuylov—in 1883
Vestitsky
Baruch—1874
Wilhelm
Movsha—1868
Ginsburg
Abram—1868
Ginsburg
Zelma Movsha—1871
Granadero
Itsko Morduch—1870
Zgubsky
leyba Berkovich—1882
Leucyl
Yankel Movshev—1888 (baptized in 1903)
Lascaux
Morduch Zelman—1883
Mast
Itsko Shmuylov—1884
Mogindovich
Reuben Movsha—1883
Morkovich
Shapsya Gabriola—1882
Rozenson
Eliakim Movshe—1868
Tarasishek
Sender Abramov—1887
Freytsikh
Yankel Feyvov—1869
Shtabinsky
Yankel Burke—1882
Elzutsky
David Rubin—1881
Makarevskaya
(?)
Tolpeev
Girshka Girshkovich—1870
Chuhlomsky:
Abramov Lieb—1871
Abramaytis
Wolfe Leibov—1872
1902-03
Leiba Itskov Dombek—2nd Guild merchant--gold, silver, diamond & optical items, apothecary shop. Also photo devices, perfume, surgical instruments, dressing materials, mineral water, etc. In 1860, family settled in Puchezh, Kostroma.
Board
of Economics: LS Zack/Zak, AM Granadero, Shtabinsky, MI Urfis, II Kantorovich
Vinogradov Sergei Abramovich--merchant
p.
49-52
1897
Azersky
Zalman Berkowitz—arrived in Kostroma in 1840, opened a watch shop; 1863 a craft shop; 1899
received a temporary guild certificate.
Azersky
Shaya Zalmanov—youngest son---a convenience store for gold, silver,
diamond, & optical items.
Azersky
Aaron—eldest son, engraver & lithographer. His workshop created posters, brochures, check books & forms.
Markovich
Shmuel-Hirsch
Musin
Movsh Efilev---Watchmaker, arrived in Kostroma in 1866. Opened his own shop in
1894. Son, Azriel took over the management of the shop in 1900.
Raabot
Yakov Moiseyev—arrived in Kostroma in 1866—Owner of one of the largest hat
& corset shops.. Joined merchants’ 2nd guild in 1896.
Zak/Zack
LS—Owned many commercial establishments in Kostroma including stationery,
chandlery, building materials, furnace accessories.
Dombek
Leyba Itskov---Merchant 2nd guild. Shops included gold, silver,
diamonds, optical items, drug store. Family settled in Puchezh, Kostroma in
1860.
Dombek Itska
Tsalka Dombek—father of Leyba—worked in the Dept. of the Ministry of Railways.
Dombek Yankel Itskov-younger brother of Leyba. Worked as an agent in a local shipping company.
Dombek Khail Tsalkov was Leyba's uncle. (p. 52)
Dombek Yankel Itskov-younger brother of Leyba. Worked as an agent in a local shipping company.
Dombek Khail Tsalkov was Leyba's uncle. (p. 52)
Kineshma—Second largest area that
Jews lived in:
Rabkin
Yankel Girshovich—lived in Kineshma 1870. Bobruisk tradesman
Frezinsky Rakhilya Yankelevich-2nd Guild merchant--certificate issued in 1894
Frezinsky Rakhilya Yankelevich-2nd Guild merchant--certificate issued in 1894
Libson
Litman Shaevich—Vitebsk tradesman. Watch shop
Mussina
Raphael Movshovich—Druya tradesman. Watch shop
Garfunkel
ZT—Vitesbsk tradesman. Watch shop.
Goldfein
Meyer Morduhovich—Dvink tradesman. Photo shop. In Kineshma from1867. Permission
given to open a workshop in 1883. Recorded as a photographer & sign
painter.
Wood
processing businesses—Kostroma:
Sawmills:
Gudowski Aaron Samuilovich—Starodubsky merchant.
Ivanov
Nikolai Alexandrovich—Perejaslav merchant, Shushkodom Buysky County. Levin-Bor
sawmill—Starovo Anufrievsk, Kologrivsky County. Talitsky sawmill, Veksinsky
parish, Buysky County.
Steam
Sawmills: Riskind Abram Itskov. Vorobyevo Muravischensk parish, Chuhlomsk
County. Gernfeld SZ—near the
village Vaskovka Bushnevsk parish, Chuhlomsk County.
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