Piryatin - XXIII-11
- Year: 1914
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Piryatin - XXIII-11
- Year: 1902
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Sources on communities in the JewishGen communities database in this section:
Пирятин Pyryatyn [Ukr], Piryatin [Rus, Yid], Piratyn [Pol], Pyryatin, Piriatin, Pyriatin, Pyrjatyn
Brockhaus-Efron Jewish Encyclopedia
Чернухи Chernukhi [Rus], Chornukhy [Ukr], Chernich [Yid], Chernuchi
Яблонев Yabluneve [Ukr], Yablonevo [Rus], Yablanov [Yid], Yablonev, Jablonewo, Jabluneve
Лубны Lubny [Rus, Ukr], Luben [Yid], Łubny [Pol], Łubnie, Lubin
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Locations of Jewish life in this section from the Gazetteer of the Pale
Ольшанка - Ol'shanka Лучка - Luchka
Засулье - Zasul'e Сьнча - Sycha
Кононовка - Kononovka Макиевка - Makievka
Лазорки - Lazorki Куренька - Kuren'ka
Павловское - Pavlovskoe (Pavlovshchina) Овсюки - Ovsyuki
Городище - Gorodishche Рудка - Rudka
Позняки - Pozniaki Круподеринцы - Krupoderintsy
Литвяки - Litviaki Онушкино - Onushkino
Ромодан - Romodan (Station Romodan) Лукомье - Lukom'e
Покровская-Богачка - Pokrovskaya-Bogachka Михновцы - Mikhnovtsy
Мацковцы - Matskovtsy
