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Jewish Communities of poltava province
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Note: localities names are according Russian census, year 1897 |
Jewish Communities of poltava province
Archives - partial catalog contains descriptions of genealogical records, connected with Poltava province.
Jewish population in 1897
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Baryshevka, Belotserkovka, Berezan, Borispol, Chernukhi, Gadyach, Gel'myazov, Gradizhsk,Khorol, Kobelyaki, Konstantinograd, Kremenchug, Lokhvitsa, Lubny, Mirgorod, Pereshchepino, Pereyaslav, Piryatin, Poltava, Priluki,Romny, Semenovka, Voronkov, Yablonevo, Yagotin, Zenkov, Zolotonosha
Baryshevka, Belotserkovka, Berezan, Borispol, Chernukhi, Gadyach, Gel'myazov, Gradizhsk,Khorol, Kobelyaki, Konstantinograd, Kremenchug, Lokhvitsa, Lubny, Mirgorod, Pereshchepino, Pereyaslav, Piryatin, Poltava, Priluki,Romny, Semenovka, Voronkov, Yablonevo, Yagotin, Zenkov, Zolotonosha
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