In 1856 a fire broke out in Ustyluh. All fires at that time, especially large ones, were tried to be investigated in detail. At the same time, almost all residents who could see something were interviewed.
Since the majority of the Ustyluh of that time population were Jews, a specific list was drawn up. Here is a list of Jewish families who lived in town in 1856:
Abramowicz, Aksamid, Bir, Bogerter, Boimel, Boimgurman, Boschenker, Brin, Cherid, Deminstein, Diner, Echt, Eidelstein, Einis, Eisfeld, Elboim, Emmer, Fein, Fendel, Fiks, Finkelstein, Fleimer, Fraiman, Gandzamd?, Geiler, Gerinstein, Ginsberg, Ginzber, Gotman, Grinbar, Grinipun, Grinsberg, Handler, Hun, Kalner, Kaz, Kitai, Kraid, Kranz, Krauzman, Krimer, Leibediger, Leibidiger, Leirer, Lerer, Lerner, Lindeiboim, Link, Manischester, Masar, Meer, Meistal, Mosenzschnik, Oiben, Pachter, Pereimuter, Perelmuter, Perman, Pin, Platsch, Pluman, Pomaranz, Pschchiwa, Raif, Roiter, Rotenberg, Rozmarin, Schafrer, Scheinfald, Schmalz, Schnaider, Schtern, Schtiler, Schtilka, Schwaib, Schwarzer, Shapira, Stenzscharitscher, Tei, Tenenboim, Tesler, Tetelboim, Tolber, Tomsel, Zaiwel, Zeid, Zeiger, Zeinis, Zemel, Ziser, Zwikel
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