Confessional registers of Stavropol district, 1822–1825 (GAAO, f. 599, d. 3684)

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…uyezd (district) for 1822–1825 the clerk wrote “Трофимъ Калаушинъ” (Trofim Kalaushin) and gave his age as 85 […].

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…Yevdokiya’s (Avdotya’s) husband was Trofim himself, and Aleksey was their son, born about 1796–1800 […]. The compiler, who did not have the revision tale of 1815 to hand, got the essentials right: the founder was…

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…already heads his own household, with his wife Yefrosinya and their children Nikolay, Andrey and Nastasya […]. Yevdokiya’s age varies widely from list to list: 70 in 1815, over 70 and 51 in two registers of 1822–1825,…

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…already heads his own household, with his wife Yefrosinya and their children Nikolay, Andrey and Nastasya […]. Yevdokiya’s age varies widely from list to list: 70 in 1815, over 70 and 51 in two registers of 1822–1825,…

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…4] was born about 1796–1800, Afanasy […] about 1800–1803, and Andrey […] about 1801–1807 […].

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…No. 18], and Stefan Alekseyevich (b. c. 1825) […] — △ were most likely all born in Stavropolskaya […]. According to the roster, the line to which the author of this chronicle belongs descends from Ivan…

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…Ivan, now heads his own household, with his wife Yefrosinya and their children Nikolay, Andrey and Nastasya […]. The clerks put Yevdokiya’s age anywhere between 51 and 70; two of the four entries agree with the year…

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…Ivan, now heads his own household, with his wife Yefrosinya and their children Nikolay, Andrey and Nastasya […]. The clerks put Yevdokiya’s age anywhere between 51 and 70; two of the four entries agree with the year…

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Basis: […]; full references are given in the text of this chapter.

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…Trofim Pakhomovich, and showed that the family came to Batalpashinskaya from Stavropolskaya in 1826–1827 […]. The chamber Cossack (kamer-kazak) of the Tsesarevna in 1853 proved to be Andrey Ivanovich, son of Ivan…

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…his own: “Ivan Kalaushin, 28; his wife Yefrosiniya, 26; their children Nikolay, 6, Andrey, 4, Nastasya, 2” […]. This is the first document to name Nikolay, the author’s direct ancestor.

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…ancestor: “Ivan Kalaushin, 28; his wife Yefrosiniya, 26; their children Nikolay, 6, Andrey, 4, Nastasya, 2” […].Parish register of Batalpashinskaya stanitsa, July 1857 — the entry that gives Nikolay’s patronymic: at the…

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…his wife and his sons Aleksey, Afanasy and Andrey, while his eldest son, Ivan, heads a household of his own […]. D. 7148 — the confessional register of Batalpashinskaya for 1827: Yevdokiya is now a widow and the family…