Batalpashinskaya parish register, 1857 (RGVIA, f. 14877, d. 2716)

◆ S013, f. 174v, via S181, topic 20012 paragraph 28 →

…Ivan, Aleksey, Afanasy and Andrey; Nikolay and the second Andrey were Ivan’s sons, and Stefan was Aleksey’s […]; the place of Grigory (b. 1830) in the family is still to be established. Ivan Alekseyevich, b. 1811 (No.…

◆ S013 paragraph 20 →

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

◆ S013, ff. 213v–214, via S181 transcription, topic 20012 paragraph 28 →

…at the wedding of Ivan’s niece, Tatyana Afanasyevna, were entered as “Ivan Kalaushin and Andrey Kalaushin” […]; △ the lists show no other adult Ivan Kalaushin in the stanitsa, so this was most likely Ivan Trofimovich…

◆ S013, f. 174v paragraph 29 →

…Nikolay Ivanov Kalaushin and Vassa Andreyeva” brought their son Ilya, born on 13 July, to be baptised […]. That same year his son Stepan and Stepan’s wife Feodosiya Fyodorovna baptised their son Aleksandr [◆ S013,…

◆ S013, f. 180v paragraph 29 →

…Nikolay Ivanov Kalaushin and Vassa Andreyeva” brought their son Ilya, born on 13 July, to be baptised […]. That same year his son Stepan and Stepan’s wife Feodosiya Fyodorovna baptised their son Aleksandr [◆ S013,…

◆ S013, f. 180v paragraph 34 →

…19]. In 1857 “Cossack Gavriil Ivanov Kalaushin and Yekaterina Antipova” had their daughter Nataliya baptised […]. From him descends the Gavrilovich line; of the saddler Pyotr Gavrilovich the family remembered: “He was a…

◆ S013, ff. 213v–214 paragraph 39 →

…No. 8]. Yet in October 1857 his daughter Tatyana was married as a “KDD” — a Cossack’s unmarried daughter […], and in 1860 every Kalaushin in the stanitsa is entered as a Cossack, an uryadnik or a widow. △ The officer…

◆ S013, f. 163v paragraph 41 →

…△ she is probably the “KZh […] Feodosiya Lavrentyeva Kalaushina” entered as a godparent in 1857 […]. His children in 1848 were Anna, Yefimiya, Fyodor, Anna the second, Semion and Yevdokiya […].…

◆ S013, ff. 178v–179v, 180v paragraph 45 →

…Kalaushina”, and in early September as “UDD […] Feodosiya Andreyeva Kalaushina” […]. In 1860 the stanitsa lists “Uryadnik Andrey Ivanov Kalaushin”, aged 41 […]. By 1857–1860,…

◆ S013, via S181, topic 20012 paragraph 7 →

…born in 1835 […]; at the baptism of his son in 1857 he is still entered as a Cossack of the ranks […]. △ The Psebay cavalier was most probably he; the officer’s career recorded under No. 30 belongs to Stepan…

◆ S013, ff. 178v–179v, via S181, topic 20012 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 [◈…

◆ S013, ff. 178v–179v, from a transcription on S181 paragraph 6 →

…for 1857 a godmother is entered as “the chamber Cossack’s daughter, maiden Fedosya Andreyevna Kalaushina” […]. The chamber Cossack was therefore Uryadnik Andrey Ivanovich Kalaushin (b. c. 1817–1819; the roster also…

◆ S013, f. 174v paragraph 3 →

…topic 25557]; in 1857 “Cossack Nikolay Ivanov Kalaushin and Vassa Andreyeva” have their son Ilya baptised […]. Such lists do not record a man’s trade, so Nikolay Ivanovich’s saddlery is known to us from the family.

◆ S013, f. 174v 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…

◆ S013, f. 174v, via S181, topic 20012 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.

◆ S013, f. 174v paragraph 25 →

…Nikolay was the son of Ivan — Nikolay Ivanovich — and entries Nos. 7 and 15 describe one and the same man […]; Pavel Aleksandrovich’s father is No. 31, Aleksandr Nikolayevich, not No. 30 (△ the parent numbers in this…

◆ S013, ff. 178v–179v 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…

◆ S013, f. 174v, via S181 transcription, topic 20012 paragraph 4 →

…son of the eldest brother, Ivan: the parish register of 1857 calls him outright “Nikolay Ivanov Kalaushin” […]. Entries No. 7, “Nikolay Alekseyevich”, and No. 15, “Nikolay Ivanovich”, describe the same man; so do No. 3,…

◆ S013, f. 174v paragraph 8 →

…July 1857 “Cossack Nikolay Ivanov Kalaushin and Vassa Andreyeva” had another son baptised, also named Ilya […].

◆ S013, f. 174v paragraph 11 →

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

◆ S013, ff. 178v–179v paragraph 38 →

…the Tsesarevna, the future Empress Maria Alexandrovna, and sent to St Petersburg with his wife and daughters […].

◆ S013, f. 174v, via S181 transcription, topic 20012 paragraph 50 →

…at the baptism of his son Ilya the parents are “Cossack Nikolay Ivanov Kalaushin and Vassa Andreyeva” […].Russky Invalid, no. 147, 7 July 1906 — Kutais, 16 May 1906: “The carriage was escorted by 5 mounted Cossacks…

◆ S013, ff. 174v, 178v–179v, via S181, topic 20012 paragraph 11-1 →

…the godmother is recorded as “the chamber Cossack’s daughter, the maiden” Fedosya Andreyeva Kalaushina […]. Still unread are d. 5159 — the stanitsa’s confessional registers of 1828 and 1830 (ff. 178–214 and 501–518)…

◆ S013, f. 178v paragraph 11-2 →

…chamber Cossack, aged 36”, and in 1857 his daughter is called “the chamber Cossack’s daughter” […].