JewishGen Ukraine Database

All Ukraine:

• JewishGen Family Finder
  More than 89,000 entries by Jewish genealogists researching families in Ukraine.
• JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry
  More that 180,000 burial records for Ukraine and Ukrainian landsmanshaft cemeteries worldwide.
• Yizkor Book Necrologies
  95,000 entries from lists of Holocaust martyrs in Yizkor Books for towns in Ukraine.
• Yizkor Book Master Name Index
  26,000 names indexed from Yizkor Books for towns in Ukraine.
• JewishGen Holocaust Database
  More than 175,000 names from various datasets with information about Holocaust victims and survivors.
• Ukraine Revisionlist
  More than 51,000 records for Jewish residents of both major and minor towns.

Sub-Carpathia:

• Máramaros Jewish Vital Records
  54,000 birth, marriage and death records, 1851-1895,
  from 40 towns in the former Hungarian county of Máramaros
  (now in Zakarpatska Oblast, in SW Ukraine).
• Sub-Carpathia Jewish Vital Records
  More than 17,000 birth, marriage and death records, 1895-1940,
  from 28 towns in the former Hungarian counties of Bereg, Máramaros, and Ugocsa (now in Zakarpatska Oblast, in SW Ukraine).

Russian Empire:

• Vsia Rossiia Business Directories
  23,000 Jewish businesses in Ukrainian areas, from Russian business directories of 1895, 1899, 1903, and 1911.
• Jewish Religious Personnel in the Russian Empire, 1853-1854
  1,100 Jewish religious personnel in Gubernias now in Ukraine.

Bessarabia Gubernia:

• Duma Voters Lists, Bessarabia, 1906-07
  128,000 voters in Bessarabia, who were eligible to vote in the Russian Duma elections in 1906 and 1907.
• Bessarabia Vital Records
  More than 160,000 Jewish birth, marriage, divorce and death records for Bessarabia – primarily for Kishinev (now Chişinău, Moldova), and also for Beltsy (Bălţi), Novoselitsa (Novoselytsia), and other places.
• Bessarabia Revision Lists
  More than 158,000 records from Reviska Skazka — 19th century Czarist tax censuses - for 45 towns, including: Akkerman (Cetatea Albă), Alexandreny (Alexăndreni), Beltsy (Bălţi), Bendery (Tighina), Brichany (Briceni), Khotyn (Hotin), Kishinev (Chişinău), Lipkany (Lipcani), Orgeev (Orhei), Soroki (Soroca), Teleneshty (Teleneşti), and many villages and agricultural colonies.
• Bessarabia Business Directory, 1924
  More than 13,000 entries for Jewish businesses, in 705 localities in Bessarabia, from a 1924 Romanian business directory.
• Chişinău Commercial Directory, 1940
  Nearly 1,300 apparently Jewish names among government officials, professionals and owners, listed in a 1940 Chişinău commercial yearbook.
• Russian-Jewish Fallen Soldiers of WWI
  Data about 1,559 Jewish soldiers in the Russian army from Bessarabia, who were killed or wounded in the First World War.
• Jews in Public Life of Bessarabia, 1862-1912  
  Records of 1,382 Jews listed in the Czarist government's annual “Bessarabia Reference Calendar”, 1862-1912.

• Kherson Gubernia:

• Odesa Birth Index
  Index to 56,000 Jewish births in Odesa, 1878-1900.
• Courland-to-Kherson Migration 1837-1840
  Data on 5,872 Jews who requested to be relocated from Courland Gubernia (now southern Latvia) to agricultural colonies in Kherson Gubernia in 1837 and 1840.
• Tiraspol Uyezd Revision Lists  
  More than 8,000 records from Reviska Skazka, 1796-1858 — including Tiraspol, Dubăsari and Grigoriopol.

• Kiev Gubernia:

• Kiev Gubernia Duma Voters Lists, 1906-1907
  32,000 Jewish men living in Kiev gubernia, eligible to vote in the Czarist State Duma elections of 1906-1907.

• Ostrog Census, 1795
  Nearly 3,000 names from the 1795 Revision List.