A-I
Abelevsky
Abramovsky
Aginsky
Altshuler
Antomony
Arendner
Aronovich
Ayzikovich
Balavush
Balotskin
Bandura
Bandure
Bas
Bashkir
Baskir
Begun
Beker
Belostotsky
Belous
Beloush
Bendetovich
Benjaminovich
Berelson
Berkovich
Berkovsky
Berlin
Berlina
Berman
Bernak
Beynus
Beynushovich
Beynusovich
Bichak-Shmushkovich-Altshuler
Blekhovsky
Blokh
Bole
Bolotsky
Bomberek
Bombsul
Bonia
Bornak
Breyda
Bruda
Bruk
Brukirer
Bushak
Chaimovich
Charny
Cherny
Chesler
Chorny
Chvalovsky
Davidzon
Delyatytsky
Derzhinsky
Dolginovsky
Dorzhansky
Drezensky
Drzhensky
Duschichky
Dushchitsky
Dushtchits-Kagan
Dvonatsky
Dvoretsky
Dvorkin
Dzentselsky
Eliner
Eliovich
Eremetsky
Erukhimovich
Esnovich
Eydelman
Farber
Faya
Fayanovich
Fayas
Faybishovich
Faykes
Fayn
Faynshteyn
Fayshtein
Fidler
Finkel
Finkelshteyn
Fisher
Galper
Galver
Galvir
Gam
Gane
Garkavy
Gashpir
Gechovich
Gelpern
Gershenovich
Gershonovich
Geshkovich
Getsovich
Gilerovich
Gilmovsky
Gimpel
Gindzberg
Giner
Ginzburg
Godin
Goldzberg
Golperin
Gorden
Gordon
Gorfunkel
Gorfunker
Gorkevich
Gorodysky
Gorodzeysky
Granda
Grandanovich
Grande
Grandes
Grimberg
Grinberg
Gudyanatsky
Gurvich
Gutes
Hamkhun
Haron
Hatskeliovich
Hishin
Hovna
Hysin
Ilensky
Iliunsky
Imondsky
Inensky
Iorelitsky
Ioseliovich
Iskoldsky
Iskoldzka
Ispolsky
Israel
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K-O
Kadish
Kagan
Kalmanovich
Kalvarysky
Kamenechny
Kamenetsky
Kaminar
Kaminsky
Kanter
Kantor
Kantorovich
Kaplan
Kasets
Kasetsky
Kashtchuk
Kats
Kavanyuk
Khaetovich
Khaimovich
Khaitovich
Khamak
Khamatz
Khamkhun
Kharkhosh
Kharob
Kharon
Khatskelevich
Khatskeliovich
Khatskin
Khaukin
Khesin
Khishin
Khisin
Khodak
Khomets
Khorur
Khotskin
Khoukin
Khovna
Khukin-Ures
Kikukin
Kiveliovich
Kletsky
Klyatchkin
Klyatchky
Kodys
Kogan
Kolvariysky
Komenichen
Kominer
Konik
Koniksberg
Kopel
Kopelev
Kopeliovich
Kopelovich
Korelitsky
Kosetsky
Koshenichen
Koshetsky
Kostziuk
Kotliar
Koydanovsky
Koydenovsky
Kozovsky
Krenitchky
Krinitsky
Krot
Krupernik
Krutov
Kushel
Kushes-Resil
Kusner
Lam
Lebneri
Levin
Leybovich
Liberman
Liblinksy
Lider
Lidzky
Lifshits
Lis
Lise
Lisya-Rozovsky
Litsky
Liubna
Livshits
Lublinsky
Luk
Lutsky
Lybchansky
Lyubansky
Lyublinsky
Lyubner
Malia
Mamia
Mamya
Maniuk
Manta
Markel
Marshka
Matskewich
Matusevsky
Mazur
Mazurevich
Mechik
Medvitker
Meltser
Mendeliovich
Mendozin
Mernikovsky
Mindles
Minsky
Miranker
Miransky
Mirkin
Mirsky
Molchatsky
Morkel
Muler
Mulyar
Myukhes
Naftoliovich
Nakhamin
Nalibotsky
Nalibovsky
Nedzviadok
Nemets
Nesvisky
Nesvizhsky
Nesvizsky
Nimchik
Novgrodsky
Novik
Novogrodsky
Novogrodzky
Nusbaum
Odzes
Odzhes
Orlik
Orzes
Oshmiansky
Oshmyansky
Ostashinsky
Ostrinsky
Ostrovsky
Ozersky
Ozik
Ozis
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S-P
Palonetsky
Panok
Papok
Parkhimovsky
Partnoy
Pasamanik
Pasamanovich
Pasomanik
Pertsovich
Pesechinsky
Pesechner
Pesetsner
Pesitsky
Pesotchky
Peyros
Peysakhovich
Pinta
Pisetsner
Pisochner
Pisochner
Plotkin
Plotnik
Poliak
Polonetsky
Polyachek
Polyak
Popok
Porsianov
Portnoy
Pouros
Pozhniak
Poznak
Poznak-Sverzhensky
Pozniak
Poznyak
Prokhovsky
Protasevich
Protasovich
Protusevich
Protushevich
Rabinovich
Radunsky
Rakovich
Rakovsky
Rapovsky
Ravinovich
Resel
Resel-Fisher
Reshak
Reshel
Resher
Reshik
Resil
Reyzenovich
Reyzin
Rodes
Rozovsky
Rubin
Sadovsky
Sakharevich
Sakharovich
Sakharovich
Salbrosner
Saltsovsky
Sandler
Saparovsky
Sapozhnik
Sapsheiovich
Satsker
Satsky
Savitsky
Savva
Seltsovsky
Serebnik
Sereshovsky
Shafer
Shanta
Shapira
Shapshaiovich
Shapshay
Shapsheliovich
Sharer
Sharf
Shaver
Shebseiovich
Shebshaiovich
Shebshay
Shebshayevich
Shelepsky
Shemerkovich
Shemta
Shepseiovich
Shepsheiovich
Sheresovsky
Shimanovsky
Shimkovsky
Shinaykovich
Shipayko
Shklovsky
Shklovsky-Tiktinsky
Shmerkovich
Shmoylovich
Shmukler
Shmushka
Shmushkevich
Shmushkovich
Shmushkovich-Mazurevich
Shmushkovich-Rakovich
Shmuskovich
Shmuylovich
Shofer
Shushkovich
Shvarts
Shvartz
Siltsovsky
Simikovsky
Siminovsky
Simkhovich
Simkhovsky
Simnovsky
Sinaykin
Sinaysky
Sinder
Sirkin-Shklovsky
Skakun
Sklovsky
Slonimsky
Slutsky
Smerkovich
Smuilkovich
Smushkevich
Smushkovich
Smuskevich
Smuskovich
Snovsky
Sokharovich
Sokhorovich
Sokhorovsky
Somikovsky
Soretsky
Srebnik
Starobinsky
Starovinsky
Stolovitsky
Stolyar
Stuchinsky
Stvolovitsky
Sverzhensky
Svezhensky
Symkhovsky |
T-Z
Taras
Taubes
Terko
Terspolsky
Tikotsinsky
Tiktinsky
Tiras
Tkatch
Tkats)
Trembitsky
Tribukh
Trotsky
Trubko
Trubkovich
Trubovich
Trybukh
Tsaniakh
Tsapiakh
Tsesler
Tsherny
Tsigayner
Tsimakhovsky
Tsimblya
Tsinkin
Tsipin
Tsipka
Tsipkin
Tsirensky
Tsirinsky
Tsynka
Tsynkin
Tsypko
Tsyrinsky
Tsyripen
Turetsky
Tykotsinsky
Tyktinsky
Tyrispolsky
Ures
Ushansky
Uzda
Vat
Vayner
Velkin
Vernik
Vilenchik
Vilensky
Vinarnik
Viner
Vinnik
Vinorin
Vinyar
Vob
Vol
Volfovich
Voliubsky
Volkovitsky
Volmer
Volmir
Voskoboynik
Wolfovich
Yablennik
Yakhes
Yakhsin
Yakhuss
Yakobzon
Yalevitser
Yalovitser
Yankeliovich
Yanovich
Yansver
Zaets
Zalovsky
Zaskevich
Zasnevitsky
Zayats
Zaychik
Zayets
Zayets-Kletsky
Zeger
Zelbin
Zelikovich
Zelikovsky
Zelikovsky-Sapozhnik
Zelkakovy
Zeltser
Zentiolsky
Zeydes
Zhuk
Zhukhovetsky
Zhukhovitsky
Zhukhovitsky-Zaets
Zhukovitsky
Zinger
Zlotnik
Zorianka
Zukhovitsky
Zundelevich
Zundeliovich
Zusykas
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Revision Lists are a series of censuses taken by officials in the Russian Empire to facilitate taxation and conscription. Jews were included in Revision lists starting in 1795, after the partitions of Poland. Each census was a revision of an earlier one. There is general information about Revision Lists in Belarus at https://www.jewishgen.org/databases/Belarus/BelarusRevisionLists.htm. |
There are currently 7,988 individual records in the various Mir Revision Lists that have been translated. |
Previously, Mir researchers funded the translation of the 1816 Mir Revision List. The Surname List for the 1816 Mir Revision List is available on the Belarus SIG website at JewishGen. |
In 2007, thanks to donations from descendants of people from Mir, the 1834 Mir Revision list, along with the 1858 update was translated. Now, the 1874 Mir Revision Lists has been translated. All these lists are available to be searched from the JewishGen Belarus Database |
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Use "Sounds Like" to search for the last name, if you do not see the name in the list above. Set a second search option to: town "Mir" and region: Minsk Gubernia. Look at the results in the Belarus Revision Lists category. You can also search for a first name, using "Any Field" setting. Some families in the 1795 records did not use last names. |
Update February 2018 |