Person · Generation 3 · Nikolay Ivanovich’s family
Nikolay Ivanovich Kalaushin
Николай Иванович Калаушинb. c. 1816
- No. 7 in A.B. Kalaushin’s roster
- entries No. 7 and 15
- The author’s line
- Saddler
Son of Ivan Trofimovich, born c. 1816, and a direct ancestor of the author. The family history records him as a Khoper Cossack and master saddler; the parish register of 1857 names him “Cossack Nikolay Ivanov Kalaushin”.
As written in documents
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- Николай Алексеевич Калаушин
- Roster entry No. 7.2
Relation to the author
the author’s 4× great-grandfather
Path through the generations
- Vyacheslav Olegovich
- Oleg Vyacheslavovich
- Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
- Mikhail Pavlovich
- Pavel Aleksandrovich
- Aleksandr Nikolayevich
- Nikolay Ivanovichcommon ancestor
Family tree
Nikolay Ivanovichb. c. 1816Vasilisa Andreyevnab. c. 1819Andrey Ivanovichb. c. 1817–1819Nastasya Ivanovnab. c. 1820Irina Ivanovnab. c. 1823Marina Ivanovnab. c. 1824Gavriil Ivanovichb. c. 1831
ChildrenStefan Nikolayevichb. c. 1835Stepan Nikolayevichb. 1835Aleksandr Nikolayevichb. 1837Aleksey Nikolayevichc. 1839 – 1911Ilya Nikolayevichb. c. 1845Anton Nikolayevichb. after 1848Aleksandr Nikolayevichb. after 1848Yelizaveta NikolayevnaAgafya NikolayevnaIlya Nikolayevich
GrandchildrenStefan Nikolayevich: 5Aleksandr Nikolayevich: 1Aleksey Nikolayevich: 6Ilya Nikolayevich: 6Anton Nikolayevich: 3Ilya Nikolayevich: 1
Family
- Father
- Ivan Trofimovich Kalaushin 1793 – between 1849 and 1860
- Mother
- Yefrosinya Pavlovna Kalaushina b. c. 1792
- Spouses
- Vasilisa (Vassa) Andreyevna Kalaushina b. c. 1819
- Brothers and sisters
- Andrey Ivanovich Kalaushin b. c. 1817–1819
- Nastasya Ivanovna Kalaushina b. c. 1820
- Irina Ivanovna Kalaushina b. c. 1823
- Marina Ivanovna Kalaushina b. c. 1824
- Gavriil Ivanovich Kalaushin b. c. 1831
- Children
- Stefan (Stepan) Nikolayevich Kalaushin b. c. 1835
- Stepan Nikolayevich Kalaushin b. 1835
- Aleksandr Nikolayevich Kalaushin b. 1837
- 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”)
- Grandchildren
- 22 — in the tree
Life events5
Places2
- Batalpashinskaya stanitsawork · events 1827, 1848, 1857
- Stavropolskaya stanitsa (Stavropol fortress)events 1822
Documents and photographs
◆ Confession lists, 1822–25: Ivan Kalaushin with his wife Efrosinia and children Nikolai, Andrei, NastasiaState Archive of Astrakhan Region, f. 599, op. 2, d. 3684; scan: Yandex "Search in archives"
Service and institutions
- the Kalaushin saddlery workshopmaster saddler◇ family testimony
In the chronicle
- …Nikolayevich the Second (in Boris Matveyevich’s account) and Afanasy Yegorovich (according to Lev Petrovich).
- Trofim’s grandchildren — Nikolay Ivanovich (b. c. 1816) and Andrey Ivanovich (b. c. 1817–1819), their sisters Nastasya (b. c. 1820; not in the…
- …to be established. Ivan Alekseyevich, b. 1811 (No. 5), is Ivan Trofimovich (No. 3), and Nikolay Alekseyevich (No. 7) and Nikolay Ivanovich (No. 15) are one and the same man. Entry No. 6 (“Andrey Alekseyevich”) combines two…
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- …b. 1791 (1796 by source)Aleksey Trofimovich, b. c. 1796–18007 and 15Nikolay Alekseyevich and Nikolay Ivanovich, both b. 1817, wife Vasilisaone person — Nikolay Ivanovich, b. c. 18166Andrey Alekseyevich, b. 1816, chamber…
- …author of this website belongs, the number of generations from the founder does not change: Trofim → Ivan → Nikolay Ivanovich →… For the descendants of Aleksey, Afanasy and Andrey Trofimovich, the roster’s generations move up by one.
- The family history records Nikolay as a master saddler — the craft for which his grandsons would later become known. Boris Matveyevich Kalaushin recalled that…
- …The earliest master saddler the family manuscript remembers is Nikolay, born in 1817 and married to Vasilisa. His son Aleksey Nikolayevich kept a saddlery workshop in Batalpashinskaya and, in his relatives’ words, was…
- …The roster enters Nikolay with the patronymic Alekseyevich. The parish and household lists show him as Nikolay Ivanovich, son of Ivan Trofimovich: in 1848 he is 32, with his wife Vasilisa and their children Stefan, Aleksey,…
- …, a great-granddaughter of Gavriil Ivanovich — the roster mentions her letters of 1986.
- …remembered Anton Nikolayevich, whose three sons — Dmitry, Semyon and Nikita — were killed in the Civil War.
- …in 1945, and on 10 June 1949 Matvey Matveyevich opened the All-Union Pushkin Museum in the Alexander Palace.
- Nikolay Ivanovich (b. c. 1816) — a Cossack of Batalpashinskaya and a master saddler.
- …(No. 1: “born about 1740”) through Aleksey (No. 2: “born about 1791”) to Nikolay Alekseyevich (No. 7). Documents published by researchers after Aleksandr Borisovich Kalaushin compiled the roster…
- Nikolay Ivanovich was born about 1816. In 1848 he and his family were still living in his father’s household: “Nikolay’s wife…
Sources
- ◇ Roster, No. 7
- ◆ Batalpashinskaya parish register 1857, RGVIA, f. 14877, op. 1, d. 2716, f. 174v, via VGD, topic 20012
- ◆ Batalpashinskaya confessional register 1848, household no. 92, via kubancossack, topic 25557
Sources by key
- S001A.B. Kalaushin’s roster Kalaushiny (philippov.spb.ru, version 03.02 of 13 July 2025)
- S008Confessional registers of Stavropol district, 1822–1825 (GAAO, f. 599, d. 3684)
- S009Batalpashinskaya confessional register, 1827 (GAAO, f. 599, d. 7148)
- S012Batalpashinskaya confessional register (family list), 1848 (GASK, f. 135, d. 806)
- S013Batalpashinskaya parish register, 1857 (RGVIA, f. 14877, d. 2716)
- S033Name index to the Orders of the Kuban Host, 1880–1899
- S037Dnevniki imperatora Nikolaya II, vol. 1 (Moscow: ROSSPEN, 2011)
- S048Wiener Zeitung, 1900 (ANNO)
- S049Prager Tagblatt, 1900, 1914 (ANNO)
- S050Neue Freie Presse, 1900 (ANNO)
- S051Vorarlberger Volksblatt, 1900 (ANNO)
- S054Ostdeutsche Rundschau, 1902 (ANNO)
- S086Mikhailovskaya Pushkiniana, the Mikhailovskoye Museum Reserve series
- S100S.S. Geychenko, U Lukomorya (Leningrad, 1986)