Chervins of the Ukraine and Israel

See also the Sladkovodnaya line and other Mariupol Lines

Listing in rtf format (2007)

Source: Pavel Bernshtam This family is also documented on Yad Vashem, see the 1st Mariopol Line.

Forebears: Svir Line

See also individual Eastern Europeans

1. Chaim Chervin

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Wife Chaya [father Iosif] 1866-1941, d. Mariopol, Ukraine

Children:

1.1 Michael (Mikhl) Chervin, 1886-1941, d. Mariopol, Ukraine

Cousin in Riga

Wife Chaya, daughter of Shimon (Semen); 1886/7-1941, Mariopol, Ukraine

Children

1.1.1 Tatyana, d. 1941, Mariopol, Ukraine
1.1.2 Grigory, d. 1941 on battlefront

M. Anna [1912-1941]

Mina d. 1941

1.1.3 Evgenia, 1912 Mariopol - 2004, Kiev

1.1.3.1 Son Felix d. 1941

1.1.4 Ilya, 1913 Mariopol - 1941 Mariopol

Wife Faina (Fanya) 1909-1941

1.1.5 Yakov, b. April 25 1914 Enakievo, Donetsk oblast, Ukraine.

Moved to Mariopol before 1930. Black sea fleet 1941, injured.

Moved to Samarra, 1948.

D. Nov. 20, 1983, aged 69.

2nd cousin Tseitlin on his mother's side, in Moscow

M. Basya [1918-1941]

Children:

Tatiana 1935-1941
Nina 1938-1941

M. Frida Sheinin [b. 28 July 1924, parents Michael, Raisa],
m. May 18, 1945 at Mariopol, Ukraine

Children:

1.1.5.1 Alla, b. Oct. 6, 1946, Mariupol, Ukraine.

M. Aron Zlochisty

Children:

1.1.5.2 Michael

M. Ella Volpin, Nov. 13, 1970, Samarra, Russia

Chldren:

1.1.5.2.1 Alexander Chervin, b. March 4, 1972, Samarra
1.1.5.2.2 Lena Chervin, b. Aug. 5, 1977

M. Pavel Bernshtam June 2, 1999 Beersheva, Israel.

Children:

Yaron Bernshtam, b. 2001
Shelly Bernshtam, b. Sep. 8, 2005

1.1.6 Shimon, b. January 24, 1918 Mariupol, Ukraine

1.2 Sofia Chervin

Two other children

Source: Pavel Bernshtam,

This family was associated with some of the Ukrainian Agricultural Colonies opened up in the mid-19th century for Jewish immigration (policies elsewhere did not permit Jewish ownership of land). There were many such colonies, but the Chervin line is associated specifically with the Nadezhnaya and Sladkovodnaya colonies in the vicinity of Mariupol, and then with Mariupol itself.