Russian empire banknote signature identification [opgelost]

Hi I have several 1898 1 rouble banknotes. The first or top signature is Shipov, but I can't find out what the second signatures are, any help or translations would be helpful. Thanks

1: P#15c.7 - Osipov (Т. Осиповъ)

2: P#15c.9 - Protopopov (В. Протопопов)

3: P#15b.8 - Loshkin (Лошкин)

4: P#15b.3 - G. de Millo (Г. де Милло)

5: P#15c.10 - Starikov (Стариков)

6: P#15b.11 - Titov (Титов)

7: P#15c.2 - Heilman or Gelman (Гейльманъ)

8: P#15c.5 - Galtsov (Гальцов)

Hopefully the Russian spelling is correct, Russian cursive is a pain to read.

This link should help with any future difficulties: http://www.banknote.ws/COLLECTION/countries/EUR/RUS/RUS-GENERAL/RUS0015.htm

Edit: Speaking of signatures, the Russian notes severely need updating and clarification regarding them. I’ll attempt to update/fix at least this note over my college’s winter break. Perhaps even consider applying to become a referee for Russian banknotes when I have more time.

Thanks for the help.

No problem, I love working with Russian notes!

For anyone wondering why I could not find these signatures on the link; I was looking at the 1898 issue of the 1898 note. They were the 1915 issue of the 1898 note. There are different year issues of the 1898 note, and other russian notes too.