Russian Ukraine Shtetls
A map of the Russian Ukraine from the early 1900's. The four
's show the locations of our ancestor's shtetls, which are listed below.
Shtetl
is a Yiddish word for a small village in which all of the residents had a common ethnic background. Our Ukrainian shtetls were all Jewish.
We have traced our ancestors back to these shtetls:
Kupel, Kupil, Kupiel
Shoyl NITEKMAN
(1845 - ?)
Sam NITEKMAN
(1905 - 1967)
Solomon Zysha NITEKMAN
(1907 - ?)
Joseph NITEKMAN
(1878 - ?)
Henri SOREF
(circa 1795)
Shumsk, Shumskoye, Shimsk, Shomsk, Szumsk
Issac GREENBLATT
(1860 - 1910)
Etta [Ethel] GREENBLATT
(1866 - 1938)
Abraham GREENBLATT
(1872 - 1910)
Teofipol, Tiofipol, Tchan, Chan
David NIETECKMANN
Michael NITIKMAN
(1845 - 1900)
Michael Aaron NITIKMAN
(1894 - 1963)
Vyshgorodok, Vishogrudek, Vishgorodok,Wyszogrodek
Rachel BRENN
Aaron [Arka] NITIKMAN
(1868 - 1918)
Max NITIKMAN
Sam NITIKMAN
(1892 - 1943)
Michael Aaron NITIKMAN
(1894 - 1963)
Israel B. NITIKMAN
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