Batalpashinskaya confessional register (family list), 1848 (GASK, f. 135, d. 806)

◆ S012, no. 219, via S180, topic 25557 paragraph 28 →

…gives 1862 as Aleksey’s year of death without naming a source; Aleksey Trofimovich was alive in 1848 […], and △ the year may well refer to him. Of the “seven sons” the roster gives to Aleksey, Trofim’s sons were…

◆ S012, nos. 92, 275 paragraph 28 →

…gives 1862 as Aleksey’s year of death without naming a source; Aleksey Trofimovich was alive in 1848 […], and △ the year may well refer to him. Of the “seven sons” the roster gives to Aleksey, Trofim’s sons were…

◆ S012 paragraph 20 →

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

◆ S012, ff. 424–452v, via S180, topic 25557 paragraph 23 →

…(published on the Kubanskiye kazaki forum as a “family list”) there are already four Kalaushin households […]:

◆ S012, no. 219 paragraph 35 →

…his children were Stefan (b. c. 1825), Vasily (b. c. 1827), Yefim (b. c. 1834) and Nastasya (b. c. 1836) […]. By 1860 the household seems to be headed by Vasily: “Cossack Vasily Kalaushin, 33”, with seven souls [◆…

◆ S012, no. 275 paragraph 41 →

…[…]. His children in 1848 were Anna, Yefimiya, Fyodor, Anna the second, Semion and Yevdokiya […]. In 1860 “Cossack Andrey Kalaushin” is 59, with nine souls […]. According to the roster, his…

◆ S012, no. 92 paragraph 41 →

…[…]. His children in 1848 were Anna, Yefimiya, Fyodor, Anna the second, Semion and Yevdokiya […]. In 1860 “Cossack Andrey Kalaushin” is 59, with nine souls […]. According to the roster, his…

◆ S012, no. 92 paragraph 45 →

…1848 — his wife Mariya and daughters Matrona and Feodosiya — is the very family that left for St Petersburg […]. The database of service records compiled from GAKK materials lists, from a service record of 1854:…

◆ S012, no. 366 paragraph 46 →

…is the 5th: the 1848 register lists in the stanitsa a “staff physician of the hospital of the 5th Brigade” […], and the copy of the chamber-Cossack letter went to the 5th Brigade. A notice of the Host administration of…

◆ S012, household No. 92, via S180, topic 25557 paragraph 3 →

…included his married sons Nikolay and Andrey with their families and seventeen-year-old Gavriil […].

◆ S012, household No. 92, via S180, topic 25557 paragraph 7 →

…decorated in 1859 cannot have been born in 1847. In 1848 Nikolay Ivanovich had a son Stefan, aged thirteen […], and the roster itself has a Stepan Nikolayevich born in 1835 […]; at the baptism of his son in…

◆ S012, household No. 92, via S180, topic 25557 paragraph 12 →

…appears in the parish register as “the chamber Cossack’s unmarried daughter Fedosya Andreyeva Kalaushina” […]. In 1877, according to the roster, Fyodor Andreyevich was an uryadnik of the 1st Squadron of the Convoy [◈…

◆ S012, households nos. 275 and 92, via S180, topic 25557 paragraph 6 →

…The other is Andrey, aged 30, son of Ivan, with his wife Mariya and daughters Matrona, 11, and Feodosiya, 7 […]. This is exactly the family named in the 1853 file — a wife and the daughters Matryona and Fedosya. In the…

◆ S012, via S180, topic 25557 paragraph 12 →

…register the eleven-year-old Fyodor is the son of Andrey Trofimovich and Feodosiya (household no. 275) […] — that is, a first cousin of the chamber Cossack.

◆ S012, household no. 92, via S180, topic 25557 paragraph 13 →

…No. 32] were the chamber Cossack’s great-nephews: their grandfather, Nikolay Ivanovich, was his brother […]. Four of the five sons — Matvey, Mikhail, Fedot and Aleksandr — followed their father’s craft; the fifth,…

◆ S012, no. 92, via S180, topic 25557 paragraph 3 →

…in 1848 he is 32, with his wife Vasilisa and their children Stefan, Aleksey, Yelizaveta, Agafya and Ilya […]; in 1857 “Cossack Nikolay Ivanov Kalaushin and Vassa Andreyeva” have their son Ilya baptised [◆ S013, f.…

◆ S012, no. 92, via S180, topic 25557 paragraph 39 →

…of 1848, and an Ilya baptised in July 1857 by “the Cossack Nikolay Ivanov Kalaushin and Vassa Andreyeva” […]. Note on the roster. The roster enters Nikolay as Alekseyevich; in the confessional registers and family…

◆ S012, household No. 92, via S180, topic 25557 paragraph 10 →

…and in July 1857 “the Cossack Nikolay Ivanov Kalaushin and Vassa Andreyeva” christened another son, Ilya […]. Family memory had kept what the archive would bring back to light more than a century and a half later.

◆ S012, household No. 92 paragraph 46 →

…the roster as Andrey Alekseyevich, No. 6): a service record of 1854 names him outright as “chamber Cossack” […]. We found the masters’ exhibition awards — the first of them “for a saddle and saddle straps”, Tiflis, 1889…

◆ S012, household no. 92, via S180, topic 25557 paragraph 8 →

…“Nikolay’s wife Vasilisa, 29. Their children Stefan, 13; Aleksey, 9; Yelizaveta, 7; Agafya, 5; Ilya, 3” […]. In July 1857 “Cossack Nikolay Ivanov Kalaushin and Vassa Andreyeva” had another son baptised, also named…

◆ S012, household no. 92 paragraph 11 →

…documents know two Ilyas as well: one was three years old in 1848, and the other was baptised in July 1857 […].

◆ S012, household no. 92 paragraph 14 →

…register of 1848 there is no Aleksandr in Nikolay’s household, although he would then have been about eleven […]. △ The boy may have been entered in another household, or the year 1837 may be approximate; the stanitsa’s…

◆ S012, household no. 92, via S180, topic 25557 paragraph 11-1 →

…line of the author of this website: he does not appear in Nikolay Ivanovich’s household in the 1848 register […], and these registers should show where he belongs in the family. Note on the roster. The information that…

◆ S012 paragraph 11-1 →

…line of the author of this website: he does not appear in Nikolay Ivanovich’s household in the 1848 register […], and these registers should show where he belongs in the family. Note on the roster. The information that…