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Category: Translation - Russian
Approval Date: 10/18/2026 5:28 PM
Family Surname: Meylekhs
Country: Russia
Town: Dubno
Date of Image: 1850

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This image is from the 1850 revision list found on JewishGen - I'm pretty sure it's in Russian but I could be wrong. There are things in the document not listed in the translation and I would like to know all of what's written. There are only 2 revision lists for this family and no other records survive so everything is helpful. Thank you!

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10/19/2026 10:51 AM

Ревизская сказка от 30 октября 1850 года Волынской губернии город Дубна (сейчас Дубно).
Евреи:
1.№ семьи: 109.
2.Мордко Ушерович Мейлехс. Лет по Ревизской сказке 1834 года: 35/ Лет на 30.10.1850 года: 51.
Сын Мордки: Абрам Ушер. 10 лет/26 лет.
Сын Абрам Ушера: Янкель. Новорожденный/1 год
2-ой сын Мордка: Иось Герш. ¾ (9 месяцев) / - . Бежал в 1844 году.
Примечание. Если указаны данные о возрасте по предыдущей Ревизии , то вероятно есть данные о Мордке в Ревизской сказке №8 1834 года.
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Ревизская сказка от 30 мая 1858 года Волынской губернии город Дубна.
Евреи:
1.№ семьи по Ревизии № 9 (1850 года): 109.
2.№ семьи по ревизии № 10 (1858 года): 46.
2.Мордко Ушерович Мейлехс. Лет по Ревизской сказке 1850 года: 51/ Лет на 30.05.1858 года: 59. В графе ,где стоит номер 109 написано : портной.
Сын Мордки: Абрам Ушер. 26 лет/34 года.
Сын Абрам Ушера: Янкель. 1год /9 лет.
2-ой сын Мордка: Иосиф Иойзип. Новорожденный /2 года.
Примечание. Иось Герш, который бежал в 1844 году по Ревизии 1850 года, в Ревизии 1858 года не появился.
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Revision List (census record) dated October 30, 1850, for the town of Dubna (now Dubno), Volhynia Governorate.
Jews:
1. Family No.: 109.
2. Mordko Usherovich Meilekhs. Age according to the 1834 Revision List: 35 / Age as of October 30, 1850: 51.
Mordko’s son: Abram Usher. 10 years old / 26 years old.
Abram Usher’s son: Yankel. Newborn / 1 year old.
Mordko’s 2nd son: Ios Gersh. 3/4 (9 months) / —. Fled in 1844.

Note: Since age data from the previous Revision is provided, it is likely that information regarding Mordko can be found in Revision List No. 8 from 1834. =================================================
Revision List (census record) dated May 30, 1858, for the town of Dubna, Volhynia Governorate.
1. Family No. according to Revision No. 9 (1850): 109.
2. Family No. according to Revision No. 10 (1858): 46.
2. Mordko Usherovich Meilekhs. Age according to the 1850 Revision List: 51 / Age as of May 30, 1858: 59. In the column where number 109 appears, it is noted: "tailor."
Mordko’s son: Abram Usher. 26 years old / 34 years old.
Abram Usher’s son: Yankel. 1 year old / 9 years old.
Mordko’s 2nd son: Iosif Ioizip. Newborn / 2 years old.

Note. Ios Gersh, who had fled by the time of the 1844 revision, did not appear in the 1858 revision.
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