1850 Dolhinov (Dolginovo), Vilna Guberniia
Jewish Community Revision Lists (Census)
pp. 261v-262
Entry # 219
Yankel (Jacob) son of Gabriel RUBIN Age 59 (i.e.,
born in 1791)
his wife Chaya daughter of Abraham Age
30 (i.e., born in 1820)
his sons:
1. Gabriel Age 12 in 1834
(missing since 1849)
2. Khatzkel Age 8 in 1834 (died in
1846)
3. Leiba Age 12 in 1850 (born
in 1838)
Entry # 220
Itzko (Isaac) son of Shimon AXELROD Age 34 in 1834
(born 1800) - died in 1835
Itko's wife Lea daughter of Yiekem Age 52 in
1850 (i.e., born 1798)
Itko's daughter Dvoiya? Age 18
in 1850 (i.e. born in 1832)
Itko's sons
1. Yokel Age 30 in 1850
(i.e., born 1820)
2. Yosel Age 24 in
1850 (i.e., born in 1826)
Yosel's wife Sora daughter of Rubin Age 23 in
1850 (i.e., born in 1827)
Yosel's daughter Dveira Age 1 in
1850 (i.e., born in 1849)
The Axelrod and Rubin families intermarried frequently.
1. Dveira daughter of Yosel AXELROD (listed here as age 1 later
married Yehoshua (Harris) RUBIN.
2. Abba son of Itztik (brother of the Dveira) married Dvora
daughter of Yaacov (Yankel) RUBIN.
Moreover, the fact that these RUBIN and AXELROD families are listed
next to each other in the 1850 census means that there is an excellent
chance that they were related.
Vashem for her mother, father, and her brothers and sisters ( there
were 8 including her, 4 perished in the shoah-).
Lenkin Chaja Resza (nee Rubin)
Chaja Lenkin was born in Dolhinow in 1888 to Shimon Chaim and Rivka
Rubin. She was a housewife and married to Yisrael Meir and had 8
children. Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. During the war
she was in Dolhinow, Poland. Chaja perished in 21/05/1942 ( third and
last liquidation) in Dolhinow, Poland. This information is based on a
Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 19-Feb-1956 by her
daughter
KHAIA ZALTZMANOVITZ of Ramat Gan
o
Lenkin Israel Meir
Israel Meir Lenkin was born in Dolhinow in 1882 to Gershon and Chaia (
she, KHAIA ZALTZMANOVITZ of Ramat Gan, must be named after her
grandmother). He was a merchant and married to Chaia Resza nee Rubin.
Prior to WWII he lived in Dolhinow, Poland. During the war he was in
Dolhinow, Poland. Israel perished in 1942 in Dolhinow, Poland. This
information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left)
submitted on 19-Feb-1956 by his daughter KHAIA ZALTZMANOVITZ of Ramat
Gan
Lenkin Hadassa
Hadassa nee Lenkin was born in Dolhinow in 1915 to Yisrael Meir and
Chaia Resza . She was a merchant and married to ? ( she wrote that she
does not remember his or the childrens names) and had 2 children.
Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. During the war she was in
Dolhinow, Poland. Hadassa perished in 1942 in Dolhinow, Poland. This
information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left)
submitted on 19-Feb-1956 by her sister KHAIA ZALTZMANOVITZ of Ramat
Gan
Lenkin Gerszon
Gerszon Lenkin was born in Dolhinow in 1916 to Yisrael and Chaia
Resza. He was a merchant and married. Prior to WWII he lived in
Dolhinow, Poland. During the war he was in Dolhinow, Poland. Gerszon
perished in 1945 ( the war was over in the area in the
summer of 1944- GHershon returned to Dolhinov and was killed after he
demanded the home of his parents from the people who settled their
during the war) in Dolhinow, Poland at the age of 22. This
information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left)
submitted on 19-Feb-1956 by his sister
Lenkin Michal
Michal Lenkin was born in Dolhinow in 1909 to Yisrael and Chaia
Resza. He was a merchant and married to Zelda and had 2 children Yona
age 9 and a boy age 5 ( named not remembered). Prior to WWII he lived
in Dolhinow, Poland. During the war he was in Dolhinow, Poland. Michal
perished in 1942 in Dolhinow, Poland. This information is based on a
Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 19-Feb-1956 by his
sister
Lenkin Fejga
Fejga Lenkin was born in Dolhinow in 1907 to Yisrael and Chaia Resza
. She was married to ? and had 2 children. Prior to WWII she lived in
Dolhinow, Poland. During the war she was in Dolhinow, Poland. Fejga
perished in 1942 in Dolhinow, Poland. This information is based on a
Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 19-Feb-1956 by her
sister
From the list of perished Lenkin Israel Meir & family; Chaya Resha,
Michael & family, Gershon, Chaim Shimon & family, , Hadassah & family,
Feige & family
all together there are 3 Lenkin families of Dolhinov listed; there is
Israel Meir Lenkin & family which had reports by a cousin
there is another Lenkin family from Dolhinov; Nachum Lenkin, the only
survivor of his family, gave reports;
Lenkin Josef
Josef Meir Lenkin was born in Dolhinow in 1890 to Yaakov and
Nekhama. He was a merchant and married to Lea Disha (daughter of
Yaakov and Ida Sagalchik) and had 6 children (Yaakov, an accountant
born in 1915 perished as a P.O.W in Lublin., Shmuel, born in 1916,
Nachama, a school teacher born in 1920, Dov age 17 and Ida age 14, all
perished). Prior to WWII he lived in Dolhinow, Poland. During the war
he was in Dolhinow, Poland. Josef perished in 1942 in Dolhinow,
Poland. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on
left) submitted on 04-Dec-1955 by his son
Nachum lenkin wrote in the Yizkor book - read;
http://www.jewishgen.org/yizkor/dolginovo/dol070.html
Lenkin Nachum Holon, Israel gave $250 to the Dolhinov Cemetery
Project.
Nachum passed away 4 years ago.
I am researching LAPIDES - any additional information would be appreciated.
Louis Lapides
birth: Riga, Latvia
died: abt 1936 Manhattan, NY, USA
wife: Sarah (no birth info, also died in Manhattan, NY)
One of Louis & Sarah's children is Samuel Lapides ...
Samuel Lapides
Born: 15 Jun 1885
Place: Dolhinov, Russia
Immigrated to USA: 1902
Married: 1 April 1907 in Manhattan, NY to Molly Hebenstreit
died: 7 Sep 1957
Place: Manhattan, NY, USA
Molly Hebenstreit
Born: 1 Jan 1885
Place: Belz, Austria
Died: Dec 1978
Place: Brooklyn, Kings, NY, USA
One of Samuel & Molly's children is Maurice Lapides ...
Maurice Lapides
born: 4 Jan 1917
Place: Manhattan, NY, USA
Died: 14 Dec 1977
Place: Queens, NY, USA
Thank you in advance for any additional information.
Janis (janis_3kids@charter.net)
Dear Eilat-
I am a cousin of Harold Kramer, who was in touch with you on an
earlier date. My mother was Sophie Kramer Cantor, her father was
Abraham Kramer, her grand father was Lazar Reuven Kramer and we think
that her great grandfather was Yosef Kramer, a Dolhinov rabbi. he
would have been born around 1820. Abraham came to America around
1890-1895.
I just returned from Israel where I spent a great deal of time with
Eytan Shamir, born in Israel , and the son of Shoshana (maiden name
Koton), nephew of Leo (Levi) Koton-who has some Printed material in
your web site, the grandson of Eliezar Koton and great grandson of
Nechama Kramer Koton, who was the daughter of Yosef Kramer.
your web site is wonderful. i have two questions: is there any
information on rabbi Yosef Kramer and are there any planned gatherings
in israel of descendants of dolhinov?
many thanks for all you have done....
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Dear Ed,
Thank you for writhing....
You asked about: Yosef Kramer, a Dolhinov rabbi born around 1820, who
was the father of Lazar Reuven Kramer
Checking the Dolhinov revision list for 1850, family 238 44 seem to
be your family, Srol son of Lazar/ Leizer must be your Yosef ( maybe
had 2 names) his son ( must be named for both of his
grandfathers;Lezer and Ruvin) ; Some details; Leizer who passed away
by 1844 had 2 sons; Srol ( born c 1820) and Zelik ( born c 1826) ,
Srol married Marka, the daughter of Ruvin, Their children by 1850:
Khaia, Seina, and Leizer ( born in 1844) Zelik child; Elka. More
detalis
SURNAME Given Name Father Relationship to Head of Household Age at
last revision Age
KREMER Srol son of Leizer Head of the household 14 30 6
November 1850 Dolginovo Vileika Vilnius 238 44
KREMER Mirka daughter of Ruvin Wife 29 6 November 1850
Dolginovo Vileika Vilnius 238 44
KREMER Khaia Daughter of Srol 8 6 November 1850 Dolginovo
Vileika Vilnius 238 44
KREMER Seina Daughter of Srol 10 6 November 1850 Dolginovo
Vileika Vilnius 238 44
KREMER Leizer Son of Srol newborn 6 6 November 1850 Dolginovo
Vileika Vilnius 238 44
KREMER Zelik Brother Leizer 10 26 6 November 1850 Dolginovo
Vileika Vilnius 238 44
KREMER Zlata daughter of Nakhum Sister-in-law ( wife of Zelik) 24
6 November 1850 Dolginovo Vileika Vilnius 238 44
-KREMER Elka Niece daughter of Zelik 2 6 November 1850
Dolginovo Vileika Vilnius 238 44
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other Kremer families: Family 249 124( head of family Itsko, son
Shmuilo, grandsons Berko and Kalman)
KREMER GUTMAN Itsko son of Zaikin Head of the household Zaikin 49
died 1846 6 November 1850 Dolginovo Vileika Vilnius 249 124
KREMER GUTMAN Gita Daughter-in-law Shmuilo 43 wife of Movsha 6
November 1850 Dolginovo Vileika Vilnius 249 124
KREMER/ GUTMAN Berko Grandson Movsha 6 22 6 November 1850
Dolginovo Vileika Vilnius 249 124
KREMER GUTMAN Elka Grand-daughter-in-law David 21 wife of
Berko 6 November 1850 Dolginovo Vileika Vilnius 249 124
KREMER GUTMAN Kalman Grandson Movsha was missing 26 6 November
1850 Dolginovo Vileika Vilnius 249 124
KREMER GUTMAN Khaia Grand-daughter-in-law Nakhman 19 6
November 1850 Dolginovo Vileika Vilnius 249 124
KREMER GUTMAN Mordukh Son Itsko 16 died 1842 6 November 1850
Dolginovo Vileika Vilnius 249 124
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KREMER Ruvin son of GabrieL Head of the household l 1834 - 40 died
1848 6 November 1850 Dolginovo Vileika Vilnius 265 250
KREMER Movsha Brother Gabriel 1834 - 10 died 1843 6 November
1850 Dolginovo Vileika Vilnius 255 168
KREMER Gabriel son of Zelik Father k 1834 - 42 died 1843 6
November 1850 Dolginovo Vileika Vilnius 255 168
KREMER Roda Wife Meier 34 6 November 1850 Dolginovo Vileika
Vilnius 255 168
KREMER Tsirlia Daughter of Abram 3 6 November 1850 Dolginovo
Vileika Vilnius 255 168
check the list at;
http://www.jewishgen.org/belarus/dolginovo_1850_revision_list.htm
-Once a year (around June) the survivors and others of Dolhinov
ancestry meet in Israel. Ask Leon Rubin for information. "Leon Rubin"
<rubinlj@netvision.net.il>,
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eilat-
thank you very much for the prompt response. certainly, you can ad the
information i provided to you. i am not sure if we have identified the
correct ancestor. i am not even sure that his name was yosef. we do
know
that his children included lazar reuven kramer (kremer), gabriel kramer
nechama kramer and elka pesha, elka pesha married a meier driesenstock
and
nechama married levitka (levi) koton. my guess is that they were all
born
between 1830 and 1850, if that gives you any more leads.thanks...ed
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From ancestry.com:
Name: Samuel Dreisenstock
Home in 1930: Schodack, Rensselaer, New York
Age: 52
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1878
Birthplace: Russia
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Anna
Race: White
Occupation:
Education:
Military service:
Rent/home value:
Age at first marriage:
Parents' birthplace: View Image
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Samuel Dreisenstock 52
Anna Dreisenstock 49
Abraham Dreisenstock 21
Irasel Dreisenstock 18
Sam Dreisenstock]
Age in 1910: 33
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1877
Birthplace: Russia
Relation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: Russia
Mother's Birth Place: Russia
Spouse's Name: Conone
Home in 1910: Schodack, Rensselaer, New York
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Gender: Male
Year of Immigration: 1904
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members: Name Age
Sam 33
Conone 29
Walliam 7
Abraham 19
Losie 32
15, 1889-January 30, 1933) of Dolghinov was the son of
Haim Shimon RUBIN and Faiga Rivka HEIFETZ RUBIN. He
had a sister Chay Doba RUBIN PERLMUTTER (1906-1942)
who, with her entire family, was killed in 1942.
Yirimayahu Yakov emigrated to America in 1908. I am
trying to find the two brothers of Y.Y. but
unfortunately I do not know their first names.
I am told that one of them emigrated to
Birobidjan in the early 1930s. Does anyone have any
information on specific Jews in Birobidjan or children
of Haim Shimon and Faiga Rivka RUBIN. I have used all
JewishGen and Yad va-Shem materials to no avail.
It was announced in 2005 that there would be a
Jewish Research Center established there but it does
not seem to exist.
Barry Rubin,
profbarryrubin@yahoo.com
Tel Aviv.
Leon Rubin (rubinlj@netvision.net.il) on Tuesday, June 24, 2008 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dear Eilat,
As it was advertised, the Dolhinov annual Memorial Meeting "Askara" took place
in Tel-Aviv on the 17.06.08. More than 150 people attended this year special
event.
A documentary film devoted to Nikolay Kiselov was shown. Nikolay Kiselov was
the partisan commander who led us, the Dolhinov Ghetto survivors, over the
occupied territory and eventual crossing the frontier of the German-Russian
lines in November 1942. It was a long and very exousting, dangerous 2 month
march, and many people died in the German attacks on the way. The Memorial
meeting lasted over 3 hours. We had guests from abroad. It was a very moving,
and very successful event.
Leon Rubin,
rubinlj@netvision.net.il
From: Barry Rubin <profbarryrubin@yahoo.com>
I have been doing extensive research into the history of
Dolhinov's Jews and especially into that of the , and Hefetz families.
In cooperation with Harold Rhode and Leon Rubin, who has done so much
for the Dolhinov community, we are setting up a Dolhinov Research
Project and invite you to participate and to share your information.
This includes the following efforts:
--A survey of documents on Dolhinov in Vilna, Vileika, and
Minsk with the aim of copying as many as possible.
--Recording the inscriptions of the 400 gravestones in the
Jewish cemetery.
--Creating an email list of Dolhinov descendants to exchange
information. Please send me your email if you would like to be
included..
--Trying to build a Rubin and Grossbein family trees which will
obviously include a lot of other people as well.
--DNA testing of Rubin family members.
I hope that we can report to you on progress and to get your help.
Let me start with the DNA testing which is still going on.
Evidence from a few tests seems to indicate the following:
1. All Dolhinov Rubins come from a single family, taking that
name in the early 1700s.
2. The original location of the family was in eastern Anatolia
which coincides with the origins of Abraham's tribe in Ur.
We will know more as additional people are tested and more detailed
tests are done.
Please feel free to write me at profbarryrubin@yahoo.com.
Here is my family tree of Rubins as best as I can reconstruct it:
Yermiya Rubin born before 1743 (the first known Rubin)
\
Gabriel Rubin (1763- )
\
Yankel Rubin (1791-1833)
+Sora ? (1805- )
\
Zalman Rubin (1820s?-after 1870)
\
Yankel (1838-1889 or after) and Chaya Rubin (1837 or
1839-1889 or after) (daughter of Itzko ____). They had three sons:
1.Leib (March 15, 1865-January 10, 1949)
Married Sarah ((November 25, 1872-November 9, 1944)
A. Philip 1890
B. David 1895
C. Bessie 1897
D. Anna 1899
E. Alexander 1901
F. Ida 1903
G. Evelyn 1909
2. Haim Shimon (1867- 1920 or after?)
Ma: Faiga Rivka Heifetz (daughter of Tankhel Heifetz; sister of Natan
Heifetz). They had two children:
A. Yaakov Yeramiyahu (1890-1933)
Ma. Chaya Grossbein
David (1913-1974) married Helene: Barry Rubin
Lillian: (1921- ) married Melvin Kramer: Joan, Richard, Susan,
B.
C. Chaya Doba (1906-1942)
Ma: Aharon Perlmutter
Haim
Yaakov
C and D: there were two other sons but I cannot find their names. I
would be grateful for help here.
3.. Zalman-Ber Rubin (1860-?), drafted into the Czarist army in 1879,
fate unknown.
Amir Dekel (adekel@bellsouth.net) on Saturday, August 23, 2008
Home Page: http://dream-of-genea.blogspot.com
I came across your wonderful site while doing a google search for my ancestors.
My grandmother, Zipora Smorgonski was from Dolhinov as were her sisters Hanna
and Pesia and her half brother Shlomo (Shamgar). From what I can figure out the
rest of the family died in the Dolhinov ghetto*. I pieced most of it together
from the Yizkor Books, Yad Vashem site and family stories.
While looking through your site I think I spotted my grandmother in the two
'Hachalutz' pictures. I know she was a member of 'Hachalutz' and later went to
Kibbutz Lida and then to Israel.
Any other information would be terrific.
Thanks for the great site!
Amir Dekel
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Amir,
Your grandmother' half brother: Shlomo Shamgar ( nee Smorgonski), a survivor
gave reports:
Smorgonski Chaia
Chaia Smorgonski was born in Dolhinov in 1925 to Avraham and Henia nee Sigalchik. She was a pupil and single. Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinov, Poland. Chaia perished in 1942 in Dolhinov, Poland at the age of 17. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 20-Jul-1999 by her brother, a Shoah survivor
Smorgonski Henia
Henia Smorgonski nee Segalchik was born in Dolhinov in 1892 to Yaakov and Ita. She was a housewife and married to Avraham. Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinov, Poland. Henia perished in 1942 in Dolhinov, Poland at the age of 50. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted by her son, a Shoah survivor
Smorgonski Yosef
Yosef Smorgonski was born in Dolhinov in 1928 to Avraham and Henia nee Sigalchik. He was a pupil and single. Prior to WWII he lived in Dolhinov, Poland. Yosef perished in 1942 in Dolhinov, Poland at the age of 14. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 20-Jul-1999 by his brother, a Shoah survivor.
Smorgonski Abraham
Abraham Smorgonski was born in Poland in 1880. He was married. Prior to WWII he lived in Dolhinow, Poland. During the war he was in Dolhinow, Poland. Abraham perished in Dolhinow, Poland. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 22-Nov-1957 by his daughter
Smorgonski Esther
Esther Smorgonski was born in Poland in 1879 to Yaakov and Ita. She was married. Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. During the war she was in Dolhinow, Poland. Esther perished in Dolhinow, Poland. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 22-Jan-1957 by her daughter
Smorgonski Yta
Yta Smorgonski was born in Poland in 1920 to Avraham. She was single. Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. During the war she was in Dolhinow, Poland. Yta perished in Dolhinow, Poland. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 22-Jan-1957 by her sister
Lenkin Leduscha
Leduscha Lenkin nee Sigalchik was born in Dolhinow to Yaakov and Ita. She was married. Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. During the war she was in Dolhinow, Poland. Leduscha perished in Dolhinow, Poland. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 22-Jan-1957 by her cousin. More Details...
Lenkin Ita
Ita Lenkin was born in Poland to Yosef and Lidia. She was married. Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. Ita perished in Dolhinow, Poland. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 22-Jan-1957 by her cousin. More Details...
Smargonski Chaia
Chaia Smargonski was born in Poland to Avraham. She was married. Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. During the war she was in Dolhinov, Poland. Chaia perished in Dolhinow, Poland. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 22-Jan-1957 by her sister
*Some others from the family survived and gave Yad Vashem repots.
Levi Kotton
Kotton Mina
Mina Kotton nee Smorgonski was born in Dolhinow in 1887 to Shmariahu and Frida. She was a owner of a shoe factory and married to Eliezer. Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. During the war she was in Dolhinow, Poland. Mina perished in 1942 in Dolhinow, Poland at the age of 45. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 01-May-1999 by her son, a Shoah survivor
Liba Chaia Sagalchik nee Smorgonski was born in Dolhinow in 1885 to Shmariahu and Frida. She was a housewife and married to Yosef. Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. She perished in 1942 in Dolhinow, Poland at the age of 57. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 01-Jul-1999 by her nephew, a Shoah survivor
Tebel Yonah Ginsburg nee Smorgonski was born in Dolhinov in 1892 to Shmariahu and Frida. She was married to Yehuda. Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinov, Poland. She perished in 1942 in Dolhinov, Poland at the age of 50. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 01-Jul-1999 by her nephew, a Shoah survivor.
Fridman Dvora
Dvora Fridman nee Smorgonski was born in Dolhinow in 1889 to Shmariahu and Frida. She was married to Shmuel. Prior to WWII she lived in Dolhinow, Poland. Dvora perished in 1942 in Dolhinow, Ghetto at the age of 53. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 01-Jul-1999 by her nephew, a Shoah survivor. More Details...
Smorgonski Yermiyahu
Yermiyahu Smorgonski was born in Dolhinow in 1894 to Shmariahu and Frida. He was a merchant. Prior to WWII he lived in Butrimonys, Lithuania. Yermiyahu perished in 1942 in Butrimonys, Lithuania at the age of 48. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 01-Jul-1999 by his nephew, a Shoah survivor. More Details...
Fridman
Yosef Fridman was born in Dolhinov in 1923 to Shmuel and Dvora Fridman nee Smorgonski . Prior to WWII he lived in Dolhinov, Poland. Yosef perished in 1942 in Dolhinov, Poland at the age of 19. This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed on left) submitted on 01-Jul-1999 by his cousin, a Shoah survivor