Revizka Skazka of Jewish petty bourgeoisies in the shtetl of Lyubeshov of Pinsk uyezd of 1834 where it is specified:
#64 Yosel Flaksman, son of Girsh, in 1816 - 40 years, in 1834 - was missing
His son is Movsha newborn in 1816 18
Fund 333, list 9, file 370, p.174.
Research by Yuri Dorn.

Revizka Skazka of Jewish petty bourgeoisies in the shtetl of Lyubeshov of Pinsk uyezd of 1850 where it is specified:
# 51 Movsha Flaksman, son of Yosel, in 1834 - 18, in 1850 - 34 years
His wife is Malka [1], 23 in 1850
His son is Faivush [2], newborn in 1934, 13 in 1850
Their daughter is Haya, 6 in 1850
Fund 333, list 9, file 743, pp.544-545.
Research by Yuri Dorn. Notes:
  [1] Probably second wife
  [2] According to the age Faivush is the son of Movsha from the first wife.

Revizka Skazka of Jewish petty bourgeoisies in the shtetl of Lyubeshov of 1858 where it is specified:
# 51/113 Movsha Flaksman, son of Yosel, in 1850 - 34, in 1858 - 42 years
His son is Faivush 13 [in 1850], 21 [in 1858]
Movshas wife is Malka 31 [in 1858]
Movshas daughter is Haya 14 [in 1858]
Fund 333, list 9, file 1132, pp.803-804.
Research by Yuri Dorn.

The application of petty bourgeoisies of the shtetl of Lyubeshov, who lived in the 1-st part of Pinsk, to the Minsk governor of February, 11 1891 where it is told:
"... petty bourgeois Boruh Romer, son of Shmuila works rabbi in Pinsk uyezd and is a private attorney at the congress of world judges of Pinsk district. Taking into account that marked Romer is the person not only without educational qualification suitable for the authorized opinion of the State Council ... but without any educational qualification that is why he, Romer, has not the right to hold Rabbinic post ... we have the honor of asking your Majesty to make an order to fire him, Romer, from the post of district rabbi occupied him nowadays ".
The application among others had been signed by Movsha Flaksman, son of Yosel and Faivush Flaksman, son of Movsha (Jewish autographic signatures).
Fund 299, list 2, file 16835, pp.1.
Research and translation by Yuri Dorn.