Person · Generation 7 · The Alekseyevich line
Aleksandr Borisovich Kalaushin
Александр Борисович Калаушинb. 1932
Compiler of the Kalaushin family roster, who “for more than 40 years gathered facts bit by bit” about the family; son of Boris Aleksandrovich and a naval officer in 1954–1958.
For people born in 1925–1939 with no known date of death we give the name, the relationship, the year of birth and the public role. About privacy
Traits of the house
- System
Compiler of the roster: “more than 40 years, crumb by crumb”.
[◈ S001, dedication]
Relation to the author
third cousin of the author’s grandfather
Path through the generations
Family tree
Aleksandr Borisovichb. 1932Dmitry Borisovich1938 – 2011
Family
- Father
- Boris Aleksandrovich Kalaushin 1 (14) May 1904 – missing since 15 August 1941
- Brothers and sisters
- Dmitry Borisovich Kalaushin 1938 – 2011
Life events2
“Better to die than surrender”
◇ family testimonyNovgorod
The Kalaushin roster on the Philippov website
◈ published source
Works and objects
- The family roster Kalaushinyдо 2025A · confirmed
In the chronicle
- …at that time in another Khoper stanitsa. The compiler of the family roster, Aleksandr Borisovich Kalaushin, who “for more than 40 years gathered the facts grain by grain” about the family, thought the founder was…
- The manuscript materials of A.B. Kalaushin (source of the roster) and the papers of Matvey Alekseyevich’s descendants — on Yuliya Matveyevna and…
- Aleksandr Borisovich Kalaushin, who compiled the family roster, does not cite these documents, yet he judged the essentials correctly: the…
- The family roster Kalaushiny is the work of Aleksandr Borisovich, “who for more than forty years gathered the facts grain by grain”. In it the history…
- …household, or the year 1837 may be imprecise. The family’s own lists of Nikolay’s sons differ as well: Aleksandr Borisovich named Aleksandr among them, while Boris Matveyevich named a second Ilya and Anton but did not mention…
- …of sale and in photographs. Two descendants took on the work of gathering and recording those stories — Aleksandr Borisovich Kalaushin and Yury Romanovich Kalaushin, the family’s chroniclers. Their records became the basis of the family roster…
- …plaits, and thought the family owed its “Gypsy temperament” to her. “But our temperament is Circassian!” Aleksandr Borisovich answers her in the pages of the roster. He himself believed his great-grandmother to be an Adyghe…
- Aleksandr Borisovich Kalaushin was born in 1932. He is a great-grandson of Aleksey Nikolayevich and a grandson of the Convoy uryadnik…
- …(No. 7). Documents published by researchers after Aleksandr Borisovich Kalaushin compiled the roster refine this point. The husband of the widow Yevdokiya was Trofim Pakhomovich, and…
- The compiler of the roster, Aleksandr Borisovich Kalaushin, noted that in looks Vyacheslav Mikhailovich closely resembled the compiler’s own brother, Dmitry Borisovich…
14. Sources and Further Research
- …told on these pages rests on three supports: the family’s memory, which Aleksandr Borisovich Kalaushin “for more than 40 years gathered, crumb by crumb” into the family roster; the documents…
- …of 13 July 2025). It has 265 entries, and, as its introduction says, the story “is told in the voice of Aleksandr Borisovich Kalaushin”. Its list of sources has 35 items: Aleksandr Borisovich’s own handwritten roster,…
- …Aleksandr Alekseyevich’s wife, said that Anna Nikitichna was the daughter of a Gypsy named Belavin; Aleksandr Borisovich believed she was an Adyghe. Context. The roster enters her as née Bulavina…
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Sources
- ◈ Roster, dedication
- ◈ Roster, No. 221