Lokhvitsa

This town needs a Town Leader. Please contact Janette Silverman or Chuck Weinstein to become the Lokhvitsa Town Leader. To learn more about becoming a town leader please read this pdf.

This town needs a KehilaLinks. Please contact Janette Silverman or Chuck Weinstein to become the Lokhvitsa KehilaLinks Owner
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1900s Name: Lokhvitsa
1900s District: Lokhvitsa
1900s Province: Poltava
1900s Country: Russian Empire

Modern: Lokhvitsa, Ukraine
Modern Ukrainian: Лохвиця
Modern Russian: Лохвица

1930s: Lokhvitsa, Poltava, Ukraine SSR, Soviet Union
1950s: Lokhvitsa, Soviet Union

Other names: Lokhvitsa [Rus], Lochvitza [Yid], Lokhvytsia [Ukr], lochwica [Pol], Lochvycja, Lochwiza, Lochwyzja

Coordinates: 50°22'N 33°16'E Mapquest Google Maps

Lokhvitsa data on an external website: The Khorol website, which is external to JewishGen, contains some Lokhvitsa data.

Projects

Name

Coordinator

Status

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Town Leader & KehilaLinks website, Lokhvitsa

Judith Comfort

Finished

Town Leader and KehilaLinks website, Lokhvitsa

Document and Dataset Collections

Name

Time frame

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Biographical Names Collection, Kharkov Encyclopedia, Lokhvitsa

1784-1997

This dataset contains 1 entry for the town of Lokhvitsa.

This dataset is a translation of Jewish biographical entries extracted from the online version of
Encyclopedia of Names, Kharkov Province, Volume 1,
by Andrey Fedorovich Paramonov. Mr. Paramonov is Director of the Private Museum of Kharkov City Mansion. He collected the records at the State Archive of Kharkiv Province beginning in 1999. The original text is in Russian.

Ukraine SIG extracted entries that appear to be for Jews and that have a Ukraine connection. With permission of the author, Ukraine SIG volunteers translated the extracted entries using an online copy of the book, as well as additional data provided by the author. A similar, but more extensive set of the data is on the website of the
Center for Genealogical Research (CGR).
A few entries in the Ukraine SIG dataset were not in the original list published by A.F. Paramonov, but only on the CGR website.

Currently the dataset has 379 entries. Of these, 339 entries mention 70 different towns in Ukraine. The dataset will be expanded as new translations become available from the CGR and other Russian language websites.

The dataset has been submitted to the JewishGen Ukraine Database. When it becomes available there, researchers will be able to search for given names, surnames, and towns in various combinations. Alternatively,
click here
to download the Excel spreadsheet from the Ukraine SIG website.
Click here
to download the Introduction and Guide document. It describes the data columns that are in the spreadsheet.

Revision List 1782, Lokhvitsa

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Master Name Index for Lokhvitsa

BRUSILOVSKIJ ?, BRUSLAVSKIJ, DOBROVINSKIJ, DOROSHINSKIJ, DUBROVIN, DUBROVINSKIJ, KARASIK, KARASIKOV, KHAZANOVICH, KHAZONOV, KOGAN, KRYZHANOVSKIJ, KVITNITSKIJ, SADOVSKIJ
See more Lokhvitsa names on MNI Database

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