

Coordinates: 50°00'N 26°38'E
Modern Region: Khmelnytski (Khmel’nyts’ka Oblast’)
Country: Ukraine
Town History
Links:
JewishGen records include the following:
Ukraine Special Interest Goup Belogorodka Town Page includes potential projects of interest to Bilogorodka researchers.
Kremenets Shtetl Co-Op includes many records for Belogorodka residents.
Same name, different town: Bilohorodka, Kievsky Region/Oblast, Ukraine (near Kiev) at 50°23'22.6"N 30°13'39.5"E is a different town with a very same or similar name. (There may also be a third town with the same name.) I've seen the English and Ukrainian spelling used interchangeably. If it is unclear which town your family came from, you may wish to examine additional source documents for references to Kiev, which would indicate Bilohorodka. References Volhynia, including alternate spellings like Vohlin, Wolen, Volyn, etc. indicate Bilogorodka. See the webpages above for additional information about the town and its name history.
Belogorodka Bibliography:
Cohen, Chester G., Shtetl Finder (Bowie, Maryland: Heritage books, Inc., 1989), 6.
Shmuel Spector, editor, The Encyclopedia of Jewish Life Before and During the Holocaust, Volume 1 (New York, New York University Press, 2001), 104.
Jacek Proszyk and anonymous, translators, A 1747 Court Record of a Trial of 14 Kremenets-Area Jews Accused of Ritual Murder (Kremenets Shtetl CO-OP / Jewish Records Indexing – Poland, date unknown), 8-11. Blogorodka is mentioned several times in the text. Full text here, see Item 12. Note that this is an explicit and gruesome account.
Jewish Cemeteries, Synagogues, and Mass Grave Sites in Ukraine,' United States Commission for the Preservation of America’s Heritage Abroad, 2005. Bilogorodka not included in survey.
Vsia Rossia, 1913