GASK Handbook 2008: Administrativno-territorialnoye ustroystvo Stavropolya… (Stavropol, 2008)

◈ S135 paragraph 22 →

…Line — the Khoper Cossacks lived from 1777 to 1825, until the regiment was moved to the Kuban and the Kuma […]. And it was here, in Stavropolskaya stanitsa, that Trofim Pakhomovich Kalaushin was recorded in 1815.

◈ S135, p. 20 paragraph 7 →

…fortress No. 8 was founded, at first called Moskovskaya; from 22 November it became No. 7, “Stavropolskaya” […]. Before winter they managed to put up only a guardhouse, a shed and stables, and spent the winter in camp;…

◈ S135, pp. 112–116, 535 paragraph 23 →

…as they stood in a later service record; the compiler himself noted his doubts about “Batalpashinskaya” […].

◈ S135, p. 535 paragraph 29 →

…the people of Vorovskolesskaya settled its northern part, the Stavropol people its southern part and centre […]. Houses in the new places were to be “of the lightest type”, of wattle or turluk daubed with clay. The move…

◈ S135, p. 611 paragraph 2 →

…it, in 1778, the stanitsa of Stavropolskaya was settled; it served as the regiment’s headquarters stanitsa […].

◈ S135 paragraph 6 →

…1], and the Khoper Cossacks lived by the upper reaches of that river for half a century, from 1777 to 1825 […].

◈ S135, p. 535 paragraph 11 →

…was settled by Cossacks from Vorovskolesskaya, its southern part and centre by people from Stavropolskaya […].

◈ S135, pp. 112, 535 paragraph 27 →

…in Stavropolskaya; Batalpashinskaya appeared in 1825, and the 2nd Khoper Regiment and the brigades in 1845 […]. △ The 1849 document probably named his unit as it stood when it was drawn up.

◈ S135, pp. 112, 116 paragraph 46 →

…male souls, and the regiment’s cordon ran for 85 versts along the Kuban and partly through the mountains […]. In the papers of these years the Khoper Brigade is the 5th: the 1848 register lists in the stanitsa a…

◈ S135, pp. 270–271 paragraph 49 →

…Kuban and Terek Hosts formed in their place. The Kuban Host received the first six brigades of the Line Host […], the Khoper Brigade — the 6th since 1858 — among them […]. A rescript of…

◈ S135, p. 270 paragraph 49 →

…Kuban and Terek Hosts formed in their place. The Kuban Host received the first six brigades of the Line Host […], the Khoper Brigade — the 6th since 1858 — among them […]. A rescript of…

◈ S135, pp. 114, 570 paragraph 51 →

…fortification in 1841–1842; in 1845 it was a stanitsa of the 2nd Laba Regiment, with 1,031 male souls […]. Note on the roster. A note to Ivan’s entry says that the sons of A. Kalaushin “settled in two stanitsas of…

◈ S135, p. 535 paragraph 2 →

…(now Cherkessk) was founded on 1 October 1825, and the settlers from Stavropolskaya moved there in 1826–1827 […]. From then on Batalpashinskaya was the family’s home stanitsa, and from 1845, when the Khoper Regiment was…

◈ S135, pp. 112–116 paragraph 2 →

…(now Cherkessk) was founded on 1 October 1825, and the settlers from Stavropolskaya moved there in 1826–1827 […]. From then on Batalpashinskaya was the family’s home stanitsa, and from 1845, when the Khoper Regiment was…

◈ S135 paragraph 35 →

…also carries an echo of the Kalaus River, in whose upper reaches the Khoper Cossacks lived from 1777 to 1825 […].

◈ S135, p. 535 paragraph 6 →

…was founded on 1 October 1825, its southern part and centre were settled by people from Stavropolskaya […], and by late autumn 1827 the Khoper Cossacks had “finally hauled themselves” to their new homes [◆ S047, pt…

◈ S135, p. 535 paragraph 10-1 →

…of Batalpashinskaya on 1 October 1825 by Khoper Cossacks moved from Stavropolskaya and Vorovskolesskaya […].

◈ S135 paragraph 34 →

…and the word also echoes the Kalaus River, near whose upper reaches the Khoper Cossacks lived in 1777–1825 […]. Context. In 1903 Kubanskiye Oblastnye Vedomosti, listing unclaimed railway consignments, names one “from…