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Kostyntsi: surviving records

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Chernivetskyi Raion, Chernivtsi, Ukraine · map · historically: Storozhynetskyi raion

6 books and series in archive catalogues, held in Ukraine.

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Jewish births

No Jewish registers are listed for this place; see the note and nearby towns below. Registers of other confessions are in the list further down. “Not found” means no book for that year in the archive catalogues indexed here — it may be lost, uncatalogued, or kept with a neighbouring community.

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Born here — pupils of the Czernowitz Oberrealschule, 1864–1885: 5

Boys born in Kostyntsi, as the annual reports of the Greek-Orthodox Oberrealschule in Czernowitz print their place of birth: 5 probable pupils in 6 yearly entries. The lists do not give religion.

Michalski Kasemir 1864/65 · I Michalski Kasimir 1866/67 · III Michalski Miecislaus 1864/65 · I Nikitowicz Gregor 1877/78 · III Nikorowicz Gregor 1875/76–1876/77 · I–II

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Not established yet — Jewish community of Kostyntsi. No Jewish register naming Kostyntsi (Kostestie) was found. The Jewish registers of the Chernivtsi archive (DAChvO f. 1245) cover Chernivtsi and Sadhora from the 1850s and, for 1918–1930 only, Vyzhnytsia, Vashkivtsi and Kitsman with the villages attached to them, and Kostyntsi is not among those villages. For Storozhynets, the seat of its district, no Jewish vital records are known to survive from before the early twentieth century (JewishGen). The archive also lists 2 civil-status books for the village without stating a confession (f. 1245, op. 12, 1875–1906); they have not been checked for Jewish entries.

Sources: inspector.duckarchive.com, inspector.duckarchive.com, jewishgen.org

Nearby towns with Jewish registers: Vashkivtsi 14 km · 1 · Sniatyn 20 km · 12 · Kitsman 20 km · 4 · Chernivtsi 22 km · 113

Similar place names: Kostivtsi UA, Zhytomyr Oblast · 1 · Kostenev UA, Lviv · 11 · Kerstentsi UA, Chernivtsi · 27

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1–4 of 4 books and series (filtered from 6).

Civil registration held in Ukraine

RecordsArchive and shelfmarkImages onlineSource
Births 1875–1906State Archive of Chernivtsi Oblast
DAChvO f. 1245, op. 12, file 75
—State Archives of Chernivtsi Oblast: inventories of fond …
Births 1880–1899State Archive of Chernivtsi Oblast
DAChvO f. 1245, op. 12, file 76
—State Archives of Chernivtsi Oblast: inventories of fond …

Orthodox held in Ukraine

RecordsArchive and shelfmarkImages onlineSource
Births 1842–1919
Church St. Arkhanheliv Mykhaila i Havryila, village Kostyntsi Storozhynetskyi district
State Archive of Chernivtsi Oblast
DAChvO f. 1245, op. 12, file 7477
—Ukrainian metrical books catalogue, vols. 1–10
Births, marriages, deaths 1842–1919
Register. church St. Arkhanheliv Mykhaila i Havryila, village Kostyntsi Storozhynetskyi district
State Archive of Chernivtsi Oblast
DAChvO f. 1245, op. 12, file 74
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