Cherlin Family - A St. Petersburg Branch

Origins in Novgorod

We traced the origins of this particular line back to Novgorod. So it should actually be called the Novgorod branch. Accordingly, all the information we have from the St. Petersburg archives on Cherlins of the Novgorod branch is given here.

The descendants of Abram Cherlin

Sources: Ethel Blum, Vladimir Cherlin, and the Blitz organization.

• Leib Cherlin Born 1862-63. Stated to be a son of Abram, but one wonders if he was not a brother.
Descendants listed in Lutsk Line
• Abram Cherlin
Sons:
• Jakov A. Cherlin b. ca. 1880
• Girsha A. Cherlin date of birth unknown
• Ilya A. Cherlin 1890-1974
Son:
• Alexander I. Cherlin 1920-1965
Son:
• Vladimir Cherlin b. 1951
Son:
• Alexander V. Cherlin b. 1973
Daughters:
• Dana b. 1997
• Katerina Cherlin b. 1977
Another relative (daughter?):
• Xenia (Ksenia) Cherlin
1881-1937. Russian Orthodox Saint.

Information from the Russian State Archives in St. Petersburg, relating to Novgorod.

Solomon Cherlin

First name unknown

Connection between Lutsk and St. Petersburg lines communicated by Ethel Blum and Vladimir Cherlin in 2003.

Tree pages © Gregory Cherlin, David Cherlin, Stew Cherlin. Contributors retain all rights to contributed material.

Latest modifications
August 2002. Semyon Tsyrlin
September 2003. Ethel Blum