1897 RUSSIAN CENSUS: SKVIRA, KIEV, UKRAINE (#3)

1897 RUSSIAN CENSUS: SKVIRA, KIEV, UKRAINE (#3)

(Michael Girshson)

There are surnames ONLY. There is no further information! 

(The use of the feminine case for a name may mean that the person was living in someone else's home as a servant. The person may or may not have been Jewish.)

The list is based on records from the State Archive of the Kiev Region

(Kiev Provincial Committee of the 1st National Census in 1897: "Skvira County Census Committee"-- F. 384, inv. 10, 1-42)

Below is only a partial list of names:

Kagan, Kagon

Kalinas, Kamenetsky

Kamenker, Kanovskaya

Kanter, Kanterovich

Kantor, Kaplun,

Kaptun, Karalnik, Katenker

Kats/Katz, Katsinoy

Kvyat, Keyzeman

Keyler, Kelman

Kemelmakher, Kenis

Ker, Kivenko

Kilmnik, Kimbarg

Kinberg, Kinzbarg

Kinzberg, Kiperman

Kipnes, Kisilevsky

Kisilenko, Kislik

Kichak, Kisheneva

Kleyman, Kleyner

Kild, Kloyzman

Klotsman, Klubok

Klyashtorny, Kobrinskaya

Kovelman, Kovchankin

Kogon, Kozhukh

Koyrakh, Koyfrman

Kolodizhner, Kolodyazhnaya

Koltun, Koltyansky

Kolman, Komarovsky,

Komelmakher, Kon

Konanenko, Kononovsky

Kon, Koptun

Korelman, Komitsky

Korostyshevsky, Kos

Kosaya, Kosov

Kosoy, Kostlyatsky

Kosy, Kotlyar

Kotlyar, Kotlyarova

Kotlyarsky, Kotus

Kofman, Koshtelman

Koshtus, Kpiger

Kpiots, Kravets

Krakovsky, Kranovskaya

Krasnaya, Krasnoselsky

Krasny, Kreynis

Kremener, Krentsel

Krivitsky, kriger

Krol, Krupnik

Kubernik, Kuzynka

Kumo, Kuralnik

Kurolapnik, Kutsen

Kutsenko

Kushnir, Kushnir

Lavinsky, Lazarev

Laynburd, Lamchik

Langurd, Langer

Landa, Lander

Lev, Levenzon

Levinka, Levinsky

Levit, Leviter

Levites, Leyzorzon

Leyner, Lembersky

Lerner, Leshchinsky

Liber, Liberzon

Liberman, Livshis

 Livshits, Liman

Limon, Linov

Linkov, Lipelis

Lipetsky, Lipkelis

Lipova, Lipovetsky

Lirman, Liser

Litvak, Litminskaya

Liflyandsky, Lishchinsky

Logvinskaya, Loytser

Loytskhe, Loshak

Luzhansky, Lukashevsky

Lvovsky, Lyubavner

Lyubarsky, Lyatburt

Lyakhovetskaya