Cherlin Family Trees: Other Eastern European Lines

We list here a number of additional Cherlin lines originating in Eastern Europe, as follows.

Location	Ancestor	Emigrated to:
Derazne	Tzvi Hirschel Cherlin	Grandson to Israel
Dokshitzy	Henry Cherlin	U.S.
Glubok	Yakov Cherlin, 4 siblings	Son to Israel
Koydanova (Dzharzhynsk), 23 mi SW of Minsk	Naomi Cherlin	Son to U.S.
Lvov	Genadii Yakovlevich Cherlin
Minsk	Morris Cherlin or Chirlin	U.S.
Moldova	Mendel Cherlin	Relatives in the Pesis line, to U.S.
Rowno	Shlomo Cherlin	Son to Israel
Shchedrin Bobruisk uyezd Minsk gubernia	Lazar Cherin	Daughter to U.S.
Shomova	Mark Cherlin	Two sons, to Israel
Unknown	Joseph Cherlin	New York (1909)

Derazne/Israel Line

• Tzvi Hirschel Cherlin d. ca 1925
Two brothers in Poland
M. Malka Cherlin
Children:
• Noah Cherlin b. 1891/2
M. Genia
Children:
• Yakov Cherlin b. 1922
M. Nekhama b. 1920
• Yoel Cherlin (Tsirlin)
• Berel Cherlin (Tsirlin)
• Gitel Cherlin (Tsirlin)
• Zlata Cherlin (Tsirlin)
• Feigel Cherlin (Tsirlin)

Source: Rabbi Gorr, Jerusalem, ca. 1986, via Carlton Brooks. This family is not attested separately on Yad Vashem. We do not have records as to how this was originally spelled. Typically the Hebrew spelling corresponds to Tserlin or Tsirlin, and Rabbi Gorr refers to all of these as Cherlin in his correspondence. (He is more precise with the spelling of first names, but we sometimes "westernize" some of his spellings.)

Derazne is close to Kostopol and Rowno.

Dokshitzy (Doksycy) Line

There are many listings given separately under Tsirlin and variants (Cirlin, Cyrlin, Zirlin).

These are from Dokshitzy and possibly also Galubichi. They settled mostly in Israel but at least one went to England (Levin).

In addition, there is a Henry Cherlin from Dokshitzy buried in Mount Zion Cemetery.

Source: Cemetery search, Stew Cherlin

Glubok/Israel Line

• 1. (Unknown) Cherlin
Children:
• 1.1 Yakov Cherlin
M. Rakhel
Children:
• 1.1.1 Menahem (Mendel) Cherlin, 1910-1977
M. Ruth Botvinnik [Badana, Kalman Botvinnik]
Children:
• Daniel Cherlin b. 1946
• Talmon Cherlin b. 1950
• 1.1.2 Zalman Cherlin
M. Ester (2nd wife)
• 1.1.3 Aryeh Cherlin
M. Rivka
Children:
• Daniel Cherlin
• Hillel Cherlin
• 1.1.4 Ester Cherlin
M. Yisrael Shklovski
Children:
• Yakov Shklovski
• Rakhel Shklovski
1.2 David Cherlin
M. Hannah
Children:
• 1.2.1 Chaim Cherlin
• 1.2.2 Yakov Cherlin
• 1.2.3 Shlomoh Cherlin
• 1.2.4 Sarah Cherlin
• 1.3 Meir Cherlin
• 1.4 (Son) Cherlin
• 1.5 Hoda Cherlin

Source: Rabbi Gorr, Jerusalem, ca. 1986, via Carlton Brooks.

Koydanovo (Dzyarzhynsk), 23 mi. SW of Minsk
Naomi Cherlin, Levy Line

• Naomi Cherlin
M. Yehuda Leib
Children:
• Joseph Levy/Cherlin
M. 1st Sophie Cohen
Children:
• Frances Levy
• Sophie Levy
M. 2nd Sarah Berzinsky
Children:
• Joseph Levy
• Nathan Levy
• Lionel Levy
• Benjamin Levy
• Dinah Levy
• Rebecca Levy
• Lillian Levy
• Rose Levy
• Helen Levy
• Martin Levy
• Alexander Levy
• Beatrice Levy
• Deborah Levy
M. Marcy Frey
Children:
• Joshua Frey
M. Suszann G. Zurkow
Children:
• Lauren Frey
• Wes Frey
• Barbara Frey
M. Ralph V. Katz
Children:
• Amos Ezra Katz
M. Elsie Trinidad
Children:
• Jakob Trinidad Katz
Amy Frey
M. Michael Schuster
Children:
• Schuyler Frey Schuster
• Gabriel Frey Schuster
• Sara Frey
M. Alan Blasenstein
Children:
• Isaac Frey Blasenstein

Source: Amy Frey

Lvov

• 1. Yakov Cherlin
Son:
• 1.1 Gennadi Cherlin

Sources: JewishGen (via Stewart Cherlin) and mitzvatemet.com burial listing

Minsk, Minsk guberniya
U.S. line

Based on information from Ellis Island records, the U.S. Census, and Social Security (SSDI and SS-5 forms) collected by Stew and Gregory Cherlin. Descendants of Samuel from a tree constructed by Stanley Blum and Louise Ann Cotner.

Ida and Isidor entered under the name Cirlin and the family used the spellings Cherlin and Chirlin. Samuel and Charles filled out the SS-5 form two weeks apart, as Samuel Chirlin and Charles Cherlin; in the 1910 census the name is given as Cherlin.

• 1. Morris Cherlin or Chirlin, b. ca. 1882, imm. 1905.
M. Ida Cherlin or Chirlin (Chaie Cirlin), b. ca 1883, imm. April 25, 1906.
Children:
• 1.1 Isidor (Irving) Cherlin (Eisik Cirlin), b. ca. 1903, imm. April 25, 1906.
• 1.2 Samuel Chirlin, b. April 6, 8, or 17, 1907, d. 19 May 1976
M. Edith Farbman
Children:
• 1.2.1 Dennis Cherlin, 1938-1968
• 1.2.2 Eileen Cherlin Young
M. Herbert Young
Children:
• 1.2.2.1 Jeffery Young
M. Abby Peterson
Children:
• 1.2.2.1.1 Jonathan Young
• 1.2.2.1.2 Alexandra Young
• 1.2.2.2 Wendy Young Haimm
M. Philip Haimm
Children:
• 1.2.2.2.1 Rosie Haimm
• 1.2.2.2.2 Samuel Haimm
• 1.2.2.3 Debra Young Schwartz
M. Ronald Schwartz
Children:
• 1.2.2.3.1 Samantha Schwartz
• 1.2.2.3.2 Adam Schwartz
1.3 Louis Cherlin, b. ca. 1907.
1.4 Harry Cherlin, b. August 1909
1.5 Charles Cherlin, b. January 1, 1911
M. Bertha Peltz Cherlin, b. October 15, 1914 and died in Florida in 2002.
Children:
• 1.5.1 Carol Cherlin Goldberg
Married Perry Jay Goldberg, Oct. 20, 1966.
• 1.5.2 Martin Cherlin, b. ca. 1939
• 1.6 Helen Cherlin, b. ca. 1912

Minsk Gubernia, Shchedrin
(Szedrin, mod. Scadryn), Bobruisk Uyezd,
Minsk Gubernia (now Mogilev Oblast)

• Lazar Cherlin
M. Sarah Belle (Beile?)
Daughter:
• Esther Ida (Chaya) Cherlin Weiner
M. Yosef Chayim Weiner
Children
• Boruch Weiner
• Annie Weiner
• Chashi Weiner
• William Weiner
• Samuel Weiner
• Isadore Weiner
• Eva (Rivke) Weiner

Source: Andrew I. Sverdlove, via Stew Cherlin

Rowno/Israel Line

• Shlomo Cherlin
M. Pesia Cherlin
Children:
• Yisrael Cherlin
M. Tziporah (Cipe) Cherlin
Children:
• David Cherlin
• Yitzhak Cherlin

Source: Rabbi Gorr, Jerusalem, ca. 1986, via Carlton Brooks. Yad Vashem, listings by grandson Yitzhak.

Moldova Line

Mendel Cherlin married into the Pesis Line, for which there is detailed information.

• Jakob/Itzhak Pesis
• M. Golda/Dzhilda
  Children:

  Yakov (1902-1942 WW2). Torchin
  M. Ester/Feiga (1902-1942)
  Children: Simkha b. 1925; Hana b. 1930; Roza b. 1932
• Pesia Pesis (1900-1942 WW2) Torchin -> Kolki (Poland)
M. Mendel Cherlin
Children: Israel Cherlin

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

Source: Pesis Genealogy (Arnold Pesis).

Rowno is modern Rivne.

Cherlin Family: Shomova/Israel Line

This appears to be Szumowo

• 1. Mark Cherlin
• 1.1 Avraham Cherlin
M. Sarah
• 1.1.1 Yehudah Leib Cherlin b. 1892
M. Regina Zakheim
Children:
• 1.1.1.1 Daniel Cherlin b. 1933
M. Leora Achmi
Children:
• Arbel Cherlin
• Shai Cherlin
• Doron Cherlin
• 1.1.1.2 Ida Cherlin
M. Aharon Meged
Children:
• Eyal Meged
• Amos Meged
• 1.1.2 Shlomo Cherlin
M. Shulamit Solomon
Children:
• Rachel Cherlin
M. Shlomo Barkabi
• Ruth Cherlin Padwa
• Elianora Cherlin Jacobsohn
• 1.1.3 Chaim Cherlin
M. Reya
• 1.1.4 Zusia Cherlin
M. Manya
Children:
• Alexander Cherlin
• Genia Cherlin Feinberg
M. Abba Feinberg
• 1.1.5 Yosef Cherlin
M. Rachel

Source: Rabbi Gorr, Jerusalem, ca. 1986, via Carlton Brooks, reporting an interview with Regina Cherlin.

Shomova is close to Kostopol and Rowno.

Family of Joseph Cherlin (NY)

• 1. Joseph Cherlin
M. Ida Cherlin
Chidren:
• Hyman Cherlin
• Benjamin Cherlin
• Annie Cherlin