Name index to the Orders of the Kuban Host, 1880–1899

◈ S033, via S180, topic 855 paragraph 48 →

…the index to the Orders of the Kuban Host lists Cossack Stefan Kalaushin of Batalpashinskaya, b. 26.04.1868 […]. That there were two Stepans among the cross-holders — an uryadnik and a Cossack — is also clear from the…

◈ S033, via S180, topic 855 paragraph 10 →

…△ Later he most probably appears as a “non-combatant of the senior grade” at the Uman Military Crafts School […].

◈ S033, via S180, topic 855 paragraph 13 →

…[…], born in 1871, entered in the index of Host orders as a “saddler”, who took the oath in 1891 […]. The same index lists an Ivan Kalaushin, “uryadnik of the Convoy”, without patronymic […]; △ he was…

◈ S033 paragraph 13 →

…[…], born in 1871, entered in the index of Host orders as a “saddler”, who took the oath in 1891 […]. The same index lists an Ivan Kalaushin, “uryadnik of the Convoy”, without patronymic […]; △ he was…

◈ S033 paragraph 19 →

Afanasy Yegorovich (Georgiyevich) […] was born on 6 July 1864 […]. He finished the four-class Batalpashinsk school and the Stavropol Cossack Junker School; from 1884 he…

◈ S033 paragraph 22 →

…No. 93] was probably born on 26 April 1868 (the index gives that date for a “Stefan” without patronymic) […]. An uryadnik of the 2nd and 1st Khoper Regiments and a podkhorunzhy, he became a khorunzhy in 1896 [◆ S043,…

◈ S033 paragraph 23 →

Yefim (Yevfimy) Mikhailovich […] was born on 25 December 1877 […]. He finished the Batalpashinsk Town School and, in 1897, the Stavropol Cossack Junker School in the first…

◈ S033 paragraph 24 →

…— most probably the very lance corporal who distinguished himself at Dayar — was born on 26 May 1878 […]. He served as a Cossack of the 1st Yekaterinodar Regiment and as an uryadnik of the 5th Kuban Plastun…

◈ S033, via S180, topic 855 paragraph 14 →

…Host) lists him as a Cossack of the 1st Khoper Regiment, then as a Cossack and an uryadnik of the Convoy […]; according to the roster, he served four years in the Convoy […].

◈ S033, via S180, topic 855 paragraph 15 →

…Kalaushin […] was born in 1871. The same index lists him as a “saddler”; he took the oath in 1891 […] and was enrolled in the Convoy by Kuban Host Order No. 156 of 7 June 1892 [◈ S156, comment by Andro,…

◈ S033, via S180, topic 855 paragraph 39 →

…S001, No. 77]; a Convoy uryadnik Ivan Kalaushin also appears in the index of Kuban Host orders for 1880–1899 […]. Ivan Stepanovich (b. 1860) was Fedot Alekseyevich’s first cousin; one photograph shows the two of them…

◈ S033, via S180, topic 855 paragraph 11 →

…Mikhail Alekseyevich served there as a Cossack and as an uryadnik (a Cossack non-commissioned officer) […]. Fedot Alekseyevich took the oath in 1891 and appears in the index of Host orders as a “saddler” [◈ S033,…

◈ S033, via S180, topic 855 paragraph 11 →

Nikita Ilyich, son of Ilya Nikolayevich […] of Batalpashinskaya, was born on 26 May 1878 […]. He began as a Cossack and an uryadnik (Cossack NCO) in the 5th Kuban Plastun (Cossack infantry) Battalion…

◈ S033, via S180, topic 855 paragraph 37 →

…coronation in Tehran in 1914 Russia sent a special envoy, so there could be no review in St Petersburg […].

◈ S033, via S180, topic 855 paragraph 44 →

…envoy — a gift would then have travelled to Tehran rather than been shown at a review at Tsarskoye Selo […].

◈ S033, via S180, topic 855 paragraph 20 →

…Alekseyevich had left the Convoy; for Ahmad Shah’s coronation in 1914 Russia sent a special envoy to Tehran […].