Person · Generation 4 · The author’s line
Aleksandr Nikolayevich Kalaushin
Александр Николаевич Калаушинb. 1837
According to the roster, a son of Nikolay Ivanovich, born 1837, an uryadnik from 1855 and holder of the Insignia of the Military Order, the Medal “For the Conquest of the Western Caucasus” and the Cross “For Service in the Caucasus”. The author’s direct line runs through him and his son Pavel.
Relation to the author
the author’s great-great-great-grandfather
Path through the generations
- Vyacheslav Olegovich
- Oleg Vyacheslavovich
- Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
- Mikhail Pavlovich
- Pavel Aleksandrovich
- Aleksandr Nikolayevichcommon ancestor
Family tree
Stefan Nikolayevichb. c. 1835Stepan Nikolayevichb. 1835Aleksandr Nikolayevichb. 1837Aleksey Nikolayevichc. 1839 – 1911Ilya Nikolayevichb. c. 1845Anton Nikolayevichb. after 1848Aleksandr Nikolayevichb. after 1848
Family
- Father
- Nikolay Ivanovich Kalaushin b. c. 1816
- father’s wife
- Vasilisa (Vassa) Andreyevna Kalaushina b. c. 1819
- Brothers and sisters
- Stefan (Stepan) Nikolayevich Kalaushin b. c. 1835
- Stepan Nikolayevich Kalaushin b. 1835
- Aleksey Nikolayevich Kalaushin c. 1839 – 1911
- Ilya Nikolayevich Kalaushin (the first) b. c. 1845
- Anton Nikolayevich Kalaushin b. after 1848
- Aleksandr Nikolayevich Kalaushin b. after 1848
- Yelizaveta Nikolayevna Kalaushina
- Agafya Nikolayevna Kalaushina
- Ilya Nikolayevich Kalaushin (the second, “Lagaga”)
- Children
- Pavel Aleksandrovich Kalaushin d. during the Revolution (◇)
- Grandchildren
- 3 — in the tree
Life events4
1837
Birth
1874
Award: Cross “For Service in the Caucasus”
◈ published source
1874
Award: Medal “For the Conquest of the Western Caucasus”
◈ published source
1874
Awards3
| Awards | Date | For | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cross “For Service in the Caucasus” | 1874 | ◈ published source S001 | |
| Medal “For the Conquest of the Western Caucasus” | 1874 | ◈ published source S001 | |
| Insignia of the Military Order (the soldiers’ St George Cross), 4th class (probably) | 1874 | ◈ published source S001 |
In the chronicle
- …(b. 1837), an uryadnik (Cossack non-commissioned officer) from 1855 and the father of Pavel Aleksandrovich. Through them runs the direct line of the author of this website, Vyacheslav Olegovich Kalaushin. Note on…
- …age; d. 2050 (1854), d. 2470 (1856), d. 2717 (1857), d. 3501, vol. 3 (1860) — full family composition, Aleksandr Nikolayevich, the chamber Cossack entered as “absent”.
- …uryadniks on internal service in the Batalpashinsk Department (given in the roster as for 1877 and for 1887; Aleksandr Nikolayevich, Fyodor Andreyevich).
- …through Pavel Aleksandrovich Kalaushin, son of Uryadnik (Cossack NCO) Aleksandr Nikolayevich, holder of the Insignia of the Military Order.
- …for Aleksandr Nikolayevich (“He has a son Pavel”) show that his father is No. 31, Aleksandr Nikolayevich. △ The parent numbers in this part of the roster appear to have shifted when the manuscript was retyped.
- In 1917 Fedot Alekseyevich Kalaushin, a first cousin of Pavel Aleksandrovich, was 46. Behind him lay eight years in His Majesty’s Own Convoy (the Cossack bodyguard of the Emperor),…
- …(b. 1837) — an uryadnik (a Cossack non-commissioned officer), holder of the Insignia of the Military Order.
- …Matvey Matveyevich Kalaushin. The author’s line runs through another son, Aleksandr Nikolayevich.
- …cited by the roster, the column “where he is” reads “at home”. “He has a son Pavel,” the compiler adds. △ The medal and the cross indicate that his service fell in the last years of the Caucasian War.
Sources
- ◈ Roster, No. 31