Sunday, October 25, 2020
1845-1882 KAMENETZ-PODOLSK MEN'S GYMNASIUM: Jewish [Possible] Graduates
1845-1882 KAMENETZ-PODOLSK MEN’S GYMNASIUM: Jewish [Possible] Graduates
(Mikhalevich I.K., Kamenets-Podolsk gymnasium. Historical note about its
fifty years of existence (1833-1883).)
1845
Grositsky Louis, Zhidovetsky Moysey, Goldenberg Faibish, Shukh Luis
1847
Levenzon Mikhail
1849
Blekhman Yakov
1850
Pinkenzon Yakov
1856
Steinberg Aleksandr
1857
Rosenthal Edvard
1859
Goldschmidt Isidor
1865
Goldenberg Avraam
1869
Levinson Solomon
1871
Rosenberg Aron
1873
Bergman Meyer, Gofman Aleksandr
1876
Shpolyanskii Moisey
1877
Bergman Israil
1878
Rabinovich Shimon, Shpolyanskii Israil (silver medal)
1879
Blavdzevich Emanuel, Gerenshteyn Solomon, Oksman Zelman
1880
Basilin Mordokhay, Herman/German Isaac, Rabinovich AAron, Frenkel Isaaac
1881
Goldenberg Iezekiil (Ezekiel?,) Suvorov Isaac
1882
Adesman Israil (silver medal), Weinbaum Israil (silver medal), Weissenberg Shimon
(silver medal), Gliken Abraam, Levitskii Yakov, Marmor (Maramor?) Benjamin, Utkin
Efim, Khlopetskii Adolf, Khlopetskii Sigismund, Schlifovshik Devid, Shukh Sigizmund,
Yufa Israil
Religious Teacher: Blavshtein Itsko-Leybish-Moshko Zeylikovich, 1863-1867
Accounts: Dabizha Moisey Gavrilovich, 1869-1870
Doctor: Manasevich Osip Moiseevich, 1877-1879
(https://www.rulit.me/books/kamenec-podolskaya-muzhskaya-gimnaziya-read-89302-3.html)
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Hi Marilyn - thanks for this list and for the linked resource. I'm from the Marie Goldsmith Project and we're chasing up information about her father, Isidor. It seems you've found him in your list (we have some evidence he attended the Kamenetz-Podolsk Gymnasium). However, when we checked the source document, we don't see his name listed? Happy to chat further - you can find us at mariegoldsmithproject at gmail dot com.
ReplyDeleteAs an aside, we can confirm he was born to a Jewish family, but also that he and his siblings all converted to Lutheranism.