Person · Generation 6 · The Alekseyevich line
Nikolay Fedotovich Kalaushin
Николай Федотович Калаушин1897 – 1977
Son of Fedot Alekseyevich, born 1897; in the autumn of 1918, the roster records, he joined Shkuro and served as a podkhorunzhy. After his father’s death he lived in Sukhum and later in Leningrad; in the later 1930s he was arrested and exiled, and released in 1940.
Relation to the author
second cousin of the author’s great-grandfather
Path through the generations
Family tree
Anna Fedotovna1895 – 1979Nikolay Fedotovich1897 – 1977Aleksey Fedotovich1902 – 1968Mariya Fedotovnab. 1912
ChildrenIrina
Family
- Father
- Fedot Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1871 – 1920
- father’s wife
- Irina Mikhailovna Kalaushina
- Brothers and sisters
- Anna Fedotovna Pronina (née Kalaushina) 1895 – 1979
- Aleksey Fedotovich Kalaushin 1902 – 1968
- Mariya Fedotovna Pokovetinova (née Kalaushina) b. 1912
- Children
- Related by marriage
Life events3
Birth
◈ published sourceBatalpashinskaya stanitsa
1977
Death
Places4
- St Petersburgborn · named in the roster entry
- Batalpashinskaya stanitsanamed in the roster entry · events 1918
- Chelkarnamed in the roster entry
- Sukhumnamed in the roster entry
In the chronicle
- …autumn of 1918, when Shkuro took the stanitsa, and served under him as a podkhorunzhy (senior Cossack NCO). Nikolay Aleksandrovich, born in 1901, a son of Aleksandr Alekseyevich,…
- …Sukhumi) and worked as a driver for N.A. Lakoba, chairman of the Council of People’s Commissars of Abkhazia. Fedot Alekseyevich’s other children, Anna, Aleksey and Mariya, later lived in Sukhum as well…
- …to Leningrad, was arrested in the late 1930s and exiled to Kazakhstan, from where he was released in 1940. Mikhail Aleksandrovich “was in prison in the thirties because of his origin” and came out together with…
Sources
- ◇ Roster, No. 134
Sources by key
- S001A.B. Kalaushin’s roster Kalaushiny (philippov.spb.ru, version 03.02 of 13 July 2025)