Biography
Khaia Koyransky was born around 1865 in Vilnius, a daughter of Berko Koyransky and Tsipa Koyransky.
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Identity and origins: Daughter of Berko Fayvush Koyransky and his first wife Tsipa. Sister of Rokhlia (who married Osher Porubansky). Born in Vilna approximately 1862–65 — the 1915 conscription record gives her age as 50, the most reliable single data point, placing her birth around 1865. Her birth year in our corrected sequence sits between Gitlia (~1858–62) and Rokhlia (~1863–64), so a birth year of ~1862–65 is consistent. No birth record found. No death record found. Marriage: Married Yokhel Yankel Kamin (also recorded as Komin) on 18 March 1894 in Vilnius. Khaia was approximately 29–32 at the time of marriage — the record states age 30, which for once may be fairly accurate given our revised estimates. Her husband Yokhel Yankel was age 32, son of Shevel, from Vilna, and was noted as previously divorced. Archive: LVIA/728/3/1467, record #71, film 2205054, item 2, images 138–230. Comment: "Groom divorced; Husband from Vilna; Wife from Vilna." Children — four sons, all confirmed in 1915 conscription record (film 117898471, page 73, reg. 69/113, Safyannaya St. Bldg. 3, Vilnius): Ber Komin — born 9 November 1894 (exact date given in record) — conscript in 1915 — born just 8 months after parents' marriage Notel Komin — born 10 December 1895 (exact date given in record) — age 19 in 1915 Shevel Komin — born approximately 1899 — age 16 in 1915 — named after paternal grandfather Shevel Kamin (deceased before 1899 per Ashkenazi naming tradition) Abram Komin — born approximately 1901 — age 14 in 1915 — youngest known child 1915 household: Father Yankel Komin age 52 (born ~1863), mother Khaya Komin age 50 (born ~1865), four sons at home. Address: Safyannaya Street, Building 3, Vilnius. This street is in the same tight Jewish quarter of Vilna as Rudnicka Street where Rokhlia's family lived — the two sisters were neighbours.