Nikolay Matveyevich Kalaushin

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Family

Father

Matvey Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1867 – 1912

father’s wife

Pelageya Yemelyanovna Kalaushina (née Podlobkova)

Brothers and sisters

• Anna Matveyevna Funder (née Kalaushina) b. before 1890
• Yuliya Matveyevna Kalaushina 1890 – before 1944
• Aleksey Matveyevich Kalaushin 1894 – April 1941
• Aleksandr Matveyevich Kalaushin 1896 – 1953
• Matvey Matveyevich Kalaushin 23 July (5 August) 1904 – 10 December 1968
• Matvey Matveyevich Kalaushin (the elder) d. date of death unknown
• Valentina Matveyevna Pashchenko (née Kalaushina) d. 1974
• Pelageya Matveyevna Kalaushina
• Child of Matvey Alekseyevich Kalaushin (name not recorded)
• Child of Matvey Alekseyevich Kalaushin (name not recorded)

Children

• Taisiya Nikolayevna Kalaushina b. 1919
• Anatoly Nikolayevich Kalaushin 1920 – 1971

Related by marriage

• The Bugayev family

Life events3

1. c. 1894

   Birth

2. 1920

   Secretary of the revolutionary committee at Khodz

   ◇ family testimonyKhodz (aul)

3. 1925

   A sotnik in Yugoslavia

   ◈ published source

Places5

• Labinskaya stanitsaborn · named in the roster entry
• Francenamed in the roster entry
• Khodz (aul)events 1920
• Lemnosnamed in the roster entry
• Yugoslavianamed in the roster entry

In the chronicle

1. 7. The Upheaval

   • …of Matvey Alekseyevich — Aleksey, Nikolay and Aleksandr — also went abroad with the Whites; their later lives are a story of their own. Aleksandr Alekseyevich, according to a collector’s caption to…

2. 8. Exile

   • …known to us in the European emigration, he alone was a colonel; Aleksey Matveyevich lived in China, and Nikolay Matveyevich was a sotnik in 1925; in 1933 General Maslovsky calls Nikita Ilyich “yesaul, later…
   • Nikolay Matveyevich was born, according to the roster, in about 1894 in Labinskaya stanitsa. His entry in S.V.…
   • Nikolay Matveyevich may be the Nikolay Kalaushin who on 1 January 1916 left the Tiflis Military School as a praporshchik for the…
   3 more

   ¶ 27¶ 29¶ 33-3

3. 9. The Great Patriotic War

   • …Matveyevich, who, the family recorded, left his wife and their children Taisiya and Anatoly behind in Russia — that is, a nephew of Matvey Matveyevich.

4. 14. Sources and Further Research

   • …Russian All-Military Union as of autumn 1925: △ apparently the source of the entry on Nikolay Matveyevich, a sotnik — Cossack lieutenant — in the 1st Combined Kuban Regiment in Yugoslavia; the…

5. 10. Pushkin House

Sources

Roster entry No. 125

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