Hi Courtney,
Here are some additional records.
- Same family as in the 1901 record - additional child: Zhitomir 67-6-571 (births 1903), Basya, #249, May 1, born on Ivankovskaya st.
- One of the members of the family was registered in Odessa after his military service (or something related to that). His name is found in Odessa Region State Archives (DAOO) file 315-1-1923. Initials of the person - first name starts with L, father's name starts with N. Looking at births in Odessa, it's possible that this is registration into the recruit list of Leyb s.o. Nakhman (see below).
- 2 families in the Starokonstantinov 1811 census:
1811 DAKO 280-201-263
ID * Name * Relationship * Previous age * Current Age
273 * Mandelshteyn Moshko Gersh s.o. Froim (Gersh could be name or father's name) * head * 27 * 32
273 * Mandelshteyn Samshon * son * 1 * 6
480 * Pashkovetsiy Ben s.o. Khaim * head * 44 * 49
480 * Pashkovetsiy Shneyer * son * 24 * 29
480 * Pashkovetsiy Nys * son * 18 * 23
480 * Pashkovetsiy Aba * son * 17 * gone as of 1807
480 * Mandelshteyn Khaim * son in law * 30 * 35
480 * Keselman Berko s.o. Yankel * not listed * 52 * 57
480 * Barinfeld Berko Yankel s.o. Gershko (Yankel could be name or father's name) * not listed * 36 * died in 1810
The same last name is also found in the 1834, 1850, 1858 censuses.
In Odessa:
1888 Aug - Khaim-Leyb Oykhman + Khasya d.o. Abram Mandelshteyn (marriage record # 513)
1891 (you can find in JewishGen database) birth of Mikhel son of Nakhman (s.o. Srul-Avrum). Mikhel died at age 4.
In the next few years Nakhman also had children Ber, Sarra, Leyb and Brayna (twins), David, and Hana (died before 1st bday)
Abram = Avrum. Very likely Khasya is Nakhman's sister.
/Mike Vayser
