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Gaker, Itsko Moshkovich
(33) was missing since 1817
(1834 census).
Gefter, Angel Yosevich
(45), wife Sosia (40), son Gershon (20) - recruited in 1828 (1834 census).
Geibtman, Beniumin Ioinovich (40), wife Rivka (35), sons: Srul (21),
Gershko (13), Volf (4), Yos (2); daughters: Sosia (15), Dvoira (13),
Sura (5) (1834 census).
Geibtman, Chaim Ioinovich (34), wife Sura (34), sons: Volf (12), Yos
(10), Mordko (3); daughters: Shendlia (7), Sosia (5). Chaim's
brother Gershko (22) (1834 census).
Geibtman, Chania Shlemovich (47), wife Rivka (48), sons: Isaac (8),
Ioina (3); daughters: Sura (25), Khana (15), Khaia (13), Charma (12), Miriam
(6) (1834 census).
Geibtman, El Volevich (47), sons: Abrum (20), recruited in 1828), Mendel
(15); Mendel's wife Golda (14) (1834 census).
Geibtman, Shlema Chaimovich (30), wife
Gitlia (29) (1834 census).
Geiptman, Vol Ioinovich (died in 1818), sons Ioina (62) - escaped in
1831, Mikhel (1777-1822) (1834 census).
Geibtman, Yos Chaimovich (25), wife Mintsia (23), son Shmuel (7), daughter
Maitia (5) (1834 census).
Geilen, Iudko, included in 1907 voter
list.
Geiler,
Alter Berkovich (47), son Berko (20) (1875
census).
Geiler,
Gershko Yoivelevich (50). His sons: Meer (33), Chaim (28),
Iudko (15). Chaim's sons: Moishe-Leib, Duvid (is in the
settlement
of Kupin with the mother Baba) (1875 census).
Geiler,
Ionl Moshkovich (43), wife Kliura (37), sons: Avrum (11), Gershko
(9), Ariia(5) (1834 census).
Geiler,
Iovel Moshkovich (84), grandson Moshko (27) (1875
census).
Geiler,
Meyer, included in 1907 voter list.
Geilerman, Berko Zelmanovich (43), wife Zisia (42), daughters Zelda (15),
Khaia (5) (1834 census).
Geilerman,
Mendel Srulevich (66), sons: Leiba (41), Fitel
(35),
Aria (32), El (25) (1875
census).
Geinboim,
Sheiva, listed in the lumber business in 1913 and 1914 Ves Yugo-Zapadni
Krai directories.
Shmuel Moshkovich (59), sons Epil (43), Berko (33) (1875 census).
Gelerman, Moshko Shmuelevich (1784-1826), sons; Chaim (24; was
missing
since 1820), Shmuel (18), his wife Khanuia (17), daughter Alta
(2) (1834 census).
Gelerman,
Moshko Luzerovich (71), brother Gershko (51).
Gershko's
son Chaim-Luzer (19) (1875 census).
Gelerman, Srul Mendelevich (1777-1825), son Mendel (25), his wife Rukhlia
(24), son Srul (2), daughter Khaia (1) (1834 census).
Gelerman, Zelman Berkovich (28), wife Brana
(25) (1834 census).
Gelfan, David Shlemovich (missing)
(1834 census).
Gelfand, Shlema Duvodovich
(29), wife Rivka (28), son Alter (9),
daughters: Dobrish (12), Sosia (7), Marnia (4) (1834 census).
Gelfman, Shimon Shlemovich (47), wife Brana (45), sons: Shlema (23),
Moshko (21), David (12), daughter Sura (15).
Shlema's wife Feiga
(18). Moshko's wife Miriam (19), son Gersh-Yankel (5), daughter Khaia (4) (1834
census).
Gelman, Manisch, participated in Felshtiner
Association in New York in early 1900s; also served as president.
Gelman, Mordko, included in 1907 voter
list.
Gendel, Abram Srulevich (37), mother Sura (70), wife Etia (34),
daughters: Genia (8), Rivka (6), Pesia (1).
Abram's sons: Vol (13), Berko (2) (1834
census).
Gendlier, Chaim, was poor and blind after the
pogrom.
Gendlier, Yosef, went to Lemberg after the
pogrom.
Gendzel, Shmuel Volevich (16), wife Mindlia (17), mother Gutia
(50)
(1834 census).
Gendzel, Srul Berkovich
(1755-1820) (1834 census).
Gendzel,
Vol Abramovich (54), son
Moishe-Aron (22) (1875
census).
German, Mendel Yankelevich (1759-1828), wife Brana (70), sons: Yankel (42), David (39).
Yankel's ife Etia (40), sons: Alter (15), Volf
(12). David's sons: Gersh (15),
Avrum (13). Mendel's 3rd son Peisakh
(32), wife Sura (32), daughters: Gitlia (11), Leia (9), Rivka (5) (1834
census).
German, Chaim Mendelevich (48), wife Kleerl (45), sons: Baruch (20), Shlema (13), Pinkhas (11), Itskhok (6);
daughter Lea (5). Baruch's wife Reizia (20) (1834 census).
Gershgorin,
Abramko Yosevich (54), sons: Ikhil (17), Beirish
(13),
Aron (10) (1875 census).
Gershgorin,
Avrohom Elyu, Orin's son; killed in pogrom, age 19.
Gershgorin,
Baila, Michel's daughter, killed in pogrom, age 50.
Gershgorin,
Chaika, Mendel's daughter; killed in pogrom, age 6.
Gershgorin, Leah, her family was killed in the
pogrom; went to Lemberg after the pogrom.
Gershgorin, Mendel, Aba's son; Yechiel
Rofeh's son-in-law; killed in pogrom, age 31.
Gershgorin, Mindi, Yechiel's daughter;
pogrom victim, age 26.
Gershgorin, Rosa, Aba's daughter;
Mendel's sister; killed in a pogrom on June 6, 1919, age 20.
Gershgorin, Shmuel Moshkovich (1771-1826), wife Broina (62); son Yos
(42), wife Lea (42), son Avrum (13); son-in-law Leibish Gershgorin
(1795-831), his daughter Malka (13) (1834 census).
Gershgorin, Yechiel, Orin's son,
killed in the pogrom, age 18.
Gershgorin,
Yos Shmuelevich (83) (1875
census).
Gershman, E.M.,
private physician (1900 business directory)
Gershtein, David Gershkovich
(1755-1820); son-in-law Srul Lamdin (43),
wife Dvoira (42), son Alter (9), daughter Chana (5) (1834 census).
Gervits, Alter Yosevich (19), wife Rivtsia
(15) (1834 census).
Gervits, Chaim Davidovich
(22), wife Frida (20), daughter Dvoira (1) (1834 census).
Gervits, David Shakhnovich (41), wife Miriam (40), sons: Gershko
(20), Moshko (13), Iziel (5); daughters: Ita(10), Lea (1)(1834 census).
Gervits,
David Izilevich (21). (1875
census).
Gervits, Gershko Itskovich (21), wife
Tsirlia (22) (1834 census).
Gervits,
Gershko Davidovich (61), sons: Moshko (34), Itsko
(27),
Moshko's sons: David, Srul. Gershko's
nephews: Itsko
Moshkovich
(27), Yankel Moshkovich (27).
1875
census).
Gervits, Itsek Shakhnovich (44), wife Ester-Khaia (35), sons: Avrum (13), Shkhna (8);
daughter Charna (10) (1834 census).
Gervits, Iziel Davidovich (46), sons
Itsko, Shakhna (in the
borough
of Ulanovtsy of the Kremenets district).
(1875
census).
Gervits, Naftula Shakhnovich (29), wife Brana (25) (25), daughters:
Charna (8), Khaia (6), Ita (1) (1834
census).
Gervits, Shakhna Leibovich (1760-1823); son Yos (37), wife Khuva (34), sons: Avrum
(10), Shakhna (8), daughter Charna (9) (1834 census).
Gervits,
Shulem, included in 1907 voter list.
Gilerman, Gluzer
Gershkovich (52), son Moshko (30), daughter Pesia
(13) (1834 census). Moshko's wife Ester (28). Gluzer's
sons: 2nd - Itsko (22), 3rd -
Gershko (10) (1834 census).
Gilter,
Abram Leibovich (82) is missing since 1819 (1834 census).
Gitman,
Berish, included in 1907 voter list.
Glantz, Moshe, contributor to yizkor
book; founding member of the Felshtiner Association, 1905.
Glantzov,
Berko, included in 1907 voter list.
Glantzov,
Isko, included in 1907 voter list.
Glantzov, Shmuel Ber, Gitza's son; his
wife was killed in the pogrom.
Gleizer, Leiba Kivovich
(67) (1834 census).
Gleizer, Iudko Gershkovich
(1807-1831) (1834 census).
Gleizer, Mortko Gershkovich (37), wife Rivka (36), daughters Sura
(13), Malka (3) (1834 census).
Gleizer,
Toivii Gershkovich (33) - escaped in 1825 (1834 census).
Glukhoi,
Yankel-Yos Nukhimovich (missing).
(1875
census).
Gluz, Gershko Leibovich
(1752-1820) (1834 census).
Gluzer, Yos Gershkovich (79) is missing since
1818 (1834 census).
Goikhman, Iudka Tsalevich (29), wife rukhlia (29), son Orun (6)
(1834 census).
Goikhman, Moishe-Fishel Mordkovich (1802-1831), wife Sura
(30),
son Shmuel (9) (1834 census).
Goikhman, Tsal [Gdal] Azrilovich (45), wife Silia (45), son Gilel
(13), daughter Eidia (12) (1834 census)
(1834 census).
Goikhman, Vol Gershkovich (53), wife Brana (50), sons: Gontef
(12),
Mikhel (8). Vol's
brother Beniumin (1779-1824) (1834
census)
Golbtman, Iudko Volevich (57), sons: Mordko (34), Isaac
(23) (1834 census).
Goldman,
Avrohom, contributor to the yizkor book.
Goldman, David, member of pogrom relief
committee in Felshtin.
Goldman, Ezra-Avraam
Elievich, grain bread, (1914 business directory)
Goldman,
Machlye, killed in the pogrom, along with her five children.
Goldman, Motel, father of Shifra; lived in
poverty in Felshtin after the pogrom.
Goldman,
Perlya, listed in manufacturing in the 1913 and 1914 Ves Yugo-Zapadni Krai
business directories..
Goldman, Pinchas, son of Hirsch; killed in the pogrom
along with his wife and child, age 48.
Goldman, Rivka, listed in the manufacture trade in Felshtin in the 1913
and 1914 Ves Yugo-Zapadni Krai business directories; daughter of Leib; killed in pogrom, age 45.
Goldman, Shifra, went to Lemberg after the
pogrom.
Goldman, Simcha, contributor to yizkor
book; participated in a strike in Felshtin circa 1906.
Goldman, Sosya, (Susia?), listed in manufacturing in 1913
and 1914 Ves Yugo-Zapadni Krai
business directories.
Goldman, Susia, Hirsch's wife; killed in the pogrom.
Goldman, Tuva, son of Pinchas; killed
in pogrom, age 18.
Goldman, Volko, included in 1907 voter
list.
Goldshmit,
Geinikh Volevich (51) (1875 census).
Goldshmit,
M., founding member, Felshtiner Association.
Goldshmit,
Mendel Mayerovich (31) (1875 census).
Goldshmit,
Meyer Volevich (62), son Mendel (31), nephew Leizor
Geinikhovich (22) (1875 census).
Goldshmit,
Mordko Isaacovich (50), son Isaac-Mendel (4),
brothers:
Zelman (26), Chaim-Volier (24). Chaim-Volier's
son
Isaac-Mendel
(4). Mordko's nephew Gdal-Yankel (26), his sons:
Mayer, Isaac-Mendel; uncle Geinikh (51), his sons: Elkun (24), Mayer
(11), Yos. Elkun's son
Moshko-Leib (1) (1875 census).
Goldshmit,
Vol Abramovich (45), wife Shprintsia (54), sons: Isaac
(26), Meyer (21), Abram (14), Geinikh (10), daughter Mania (19).
Isaac's wife Frima (24), son Moshko (6).
Meyer's wife Etia (19)
(1834 census).
Goldshmit,
Yos Geinikhovich (15) (1875 census).
Golman,
Ezra, included in 1907 voter list.
Gorbatyi, Mordko Moshkovich
(32) left in 1833 (1834 census).
Gorbatyi,
Mortko Moshkovich (74), sons: Leizor (40),
Zelig
(29) (1875 census).
Gorenshtein,
Abramko
Yosevich (55). His brother Volko (54), his
sons: Moshko (30), Itsko (20)
(1875 census).
Gorenshtein,
Abramko-Moshko
Davidovich (55), his son Gershko (35) (1875
census).
Gorenshtein, Yos Volevich (39), wife Frima (35), sons: Avrum 14), Volf
(13) (1834 census).
Gorenshtein,
Yos Abramovich (22) (1875 census).
Got, Leiba Itskovich (35) - escaped in
1832 (1834 census).
Got, Leiba Itskovich
(76), son Nesanel (50).
Nesanel's son
Yankel-David (29)
(1875 census).
Graber, Kisil (1736-1818)
(1834 census).
Greiber, Meyer Troinovich (41), wife Feiga (38); brother Zelig (39),
his wife Rivka (36), sons: Troina (8), Moshko (6) (1834 census).
Greiber,
Moshko Zelikovich (47), sons
Mayer (22), Leizor (19) (1875
census).
Grinberg,
Shmuel, included in 1907 voter list;
trade
with floor (flour?), (1902 and 1903 business directories)
Grozer,
Lozel Mortkovich (49), son Moshko; brothers Vol (44), Iudko
(43); uncle Lazel Iudkovich
(1875
census).
Greenbaum,
Chaim, killed in pogrom.
Greenbaum, Hershke Kopetz, hid in
Polick Schochet's attic during the pogrom.
Greenbaum, Hertz, shoemaker; killed in
pogrom.
Greenbaum, Mani, went to Lemberg after
the pogrom.
Greenbaum, Velvel and Greenbaum,
Nesi, Velvel's wife; parents of Mani; lived with illness and poverty
after the pogrom.
Greenberg, Avremel, a contributor to
the yizkor book.
Greenberg, Gitel, member of Zionist
and participant in theatre.
Greenberg, L., founding member,
Felshtiner Association, 1905.
Grinshtein, Moishe-David Usherovich (41), wife Mendlia (41), sons:
Abrum (14), Gershon (1); daughters: Tsipa (13), Zlata (4) (1834 census).
Grober, Chaim Abramovich (1747-1831)
(1834 census).
Grober, Iudko Volevich (1782-1832), wife Khaia (50), sons: Mordko (25),
Ioina (19, recruited in 1828), daughter Frima (14); Mordko's wife
Reizia (24), sons: Lazil' (8), Volf (3), daughters: Reizia (5),
Sosia (1) (1834 census).
Grober, Zelig Gershkovich
(1781-1831) (1834 census).
Groiser, Mordko Moshkovich (62), wife
Rivtsia (65); son Maiorko (39), wife Sura
(35) (1834 census).
Gumeniuk, I.P., physician,
(1914 business directory)Guttman, Avrohom, shoemaker killed in
the pogrom.
Gurtman, Isaiah, orphan who went to Lemberg
after the pogrom.
Gurtman, Mani, orphan who went to Lemberg
after the pogrom
Gurtman, Shlema Usherovich,
grocer (1902 and 1903 business directories)
Gurtman, Shlomo, went to Argentina after the
pogrom.
Guz,
Gershko Mortkovich (51), brother Kelman (67) (1875
census).
Guz,
Itsko, included in 1907 voter list.
Guz, Mordko Kelmanovich (16)
(1875 census).
Guz, Naftula Troinovich (33), wife Rivtsia (30), sons: Leizor (5), Avrum
(1), daughter Pesia (3) (1834 census).
Guz,
Naftula Graishmovich (74), sons Leizor (46), Abramko
(42). Leizor's sons: Itsko (24), Ber
(19) (1875
census).
Guz,
Nukhim Mordkovich (56), his sons: Mordko, Berko. Chaim
Kelmanovich
(31), his brothers: Itsko (27), Mordko (1875
census).
Guz, Troinim Iudkovich (83) - escaped in 1833, sons: Mordko (39), Kalman
(26). Mordko's wife Braina (36),
sons: Nukhim (15), Gershko (10).
Kalman's wife Pesia (23), daughter Beila (2) (1834 census).
Gvozder, Godel Nutovich (31) was missing since
1820 (1834 census).
Gvozder,
Moishe-Ber Godelevich (1875
census).
Habers,
Zusia Kitai, killed in pogrom.
Halperin,
Shmuel, a student of Rabbi Leib Reisis.
Hantman,
Shimon, killed in pogrom.
Hantman,
Yosel, killed in pogrom.
Hauptman, Breina, pogrom survivor and
contributor to the yizkor book.
Hauptman,
Yosel, contributor to the yizkor book.
Heibers, Binyomin, wanted postmaster
Basyuk punished for his role in the pogrom.
Helfand (see also "Elefant")
Helfand, Akiva, his wife, Chaya Riva,
their three sons and daughter were killed in the pogrom.
Helfand, Shmuel, teacher at the Jewish
school and pogrom victim.
Herschel, Zalman, his wife and child
were killed in the pogrom.
Hirsch, Isaac Yitzchok, attended first
meeting of Felshtiner Association in October 1905.
Hirsch, Reb Yisroel; his wife's store
supported his studies; grandfather of Shlomo
Leib, a teacher.
Hochman, Velvel, Feivish's son; his
wife was killed in the pogrom.
Hoffman, Binyomin,
founding member of Felshtiner Association, 1905.
Hoffman, Gitel, emigrated to the U.S.
in 1900.
Hoffman, H.,
founding member of Felshtiner Association, 1905.
Hoffman, Hilda,
founding member of Felshtiner Association, 1905.
Hoffman, Jack, trustee, First
Progressive Felshtiner Association circa 1963.
Hoffman, Jennie, founding member of
Felshtiner Association, 1905.
Hoffman, Lizzie,
founding member of Felshtiner Association, 1905.
Hoffman,
Mayer, Chairman of the yizkor book publications committee;
served on pogrom relief committee in New York.
Hoffman, Dr. Morton; chairman of
pogrom relief committee in New York; contributor to yizkor book; participated in a
union in Felshtin in 1905.
Hoffman, P., founding member of the
Felshtiner Association, 1905.
Hoffman, Yosel, wealthy citizen killed
in the pogrom.
Hoizgezund, Moshe Press, son of
Lemeshke; killed in pogrom.
Horowitz, Ber, participated in Felshtiner
Association in New York in early 1900s.
Horowitz, Mana, a strike participant
circa 1906.
Horowitz, Shimon, son of Hirch Leib;
wife killed in pogrom.
Horowitz,
Sholom Schachne, hid in the Rubinstein basement after the first pogrom;
lost three girls; member of pogrom relief committee.
Huberman (see also
"Uberman")
Huberman, Abram Moshkovich (1775-1824), sons: Berko (27), Mikhel (21).
Berko's wife Mamuia (25), son Zelman (5); son-in-law Aron Itskovich Huberman,
wife Feiga (30), son Aron (2); daughters: Malka (12), Ruvka (9) (1834
census).
Huberman, Buzzy, Shmuel Zelig's
daughter; killed in pogrom.
Huberman, Chaim Moshkovich (47), son Yankel (13), daughters Pesia (15),
Frida (9) (1834 census).
Huberman, Chaya Sora, daughter
of Wolf; wife of Avrohom Moshele; stabbed at home with bayonet, age 62; her grandson,
Meir Ber, Avrohom's son, was also killed in the pogrom.
Huberman, Izik, popular Felshtin-born
poet and playwright.
Huberman, Minnie/Mina, returned to Felshtin for a visit with her daughter,
Leyle (Leahle/Laura) in 1931.
Huberman, Moishe Chaimovich (23), wife Shifra (22), daughter
Khaia (3).
Huberman, Schloima Mechel, son of Moshe-Golda's husband; killed in pogrom, age 55.
Fond 776 inventory 23 file
10: Concerning the permission given to Guberman, Sh.M. to open a book store
and a library attached to it in the borough of Felshtin (Proskurov district,
Podolia province). Dated July 23, 1908.
Huberman, Shmuel, member of pogrom
relief committee in Felshtin.
Huberman,
Yankel Chaimovich (54), son Srul (20)
(1875
census).
Ivanyok,
Iv., listed in the tractor business in 1913 Ves Yugo-Zapadni Krai
business directory.
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