Person · Generation 5 · The author’s line
Pavel Aleksandrovich Kalaushin
Павел Александрович Калаушинd. during the Revolution (◇)
Son of Uryadnik Aleksandr Nikolayevich and a direct ancestor of the author; △ probably the Cossack of the 1st Khoper Regiment lightly wounded in Kutais on 16 May 1906. During the Revolution, the family tells, he was killed with pitchforks, and his wife and three children escaped from a burning barn.
Relation to the author
the author’s great-great-grandfather
Path through the generations
- Vyacheslav Olegovich
- Oleg Vyacheslavovich
- Vyacheslav Mikhailovich
- Mikhail Pavlovich
- Pavel Aleksandrovichcommon ancestor
Family tree
Pavel Aleksandrovichd. during the Revolution (◇)Pelageya Alekseyevna
ChildrenMikhail Pavlovich1908 – 1980Nikolay Pavlovich1911 – 1987Vyacheslav Pavlovich1915 – in the Civil War (◇)
Family
- Father
- Aleksandr Nikolayevich Kalaushin b. 1837
- Children
- Mikhail Pavlovich Kalaushin 1908 – 1980
- Nikolay Pavlovich Kalaushin 1911 – 1987
- Vyacheslav Pavlovich Kalaushin 1915 – in the Civil War (◇)
- Grandchildren
- 3 — in the tree
Life events4
◆ documentedKutais
◈ published source
Pavel Aleksandrovich and the burning barn
◇ family testimonyBatalpashinskaya stanitsa
Death
Places2
- Batalpashinskaya stanitsanamed in the roster entry · events 1918
- Kutaisevents 1906
In the chronicle
- The direct line of the author of these pages runs through Pavel Aleksandrovich Kalaushin, son of Uryadnik (Cossack NCO) Aleksandr Nikolayevich, holder of the Insignia of the Military…
- …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.
- △ He is probably the Pavel Kalaushin of Batalpashinskaya who was called up in 1903 and discharged in 1907…
- …were locked in a barn with other hostages and the barn was set alight; they escaped only by a miracle. The stanitsa changed hands more than once in those years (see the chapter “The Upheaval”). ◇ Kalausskaya…
- …in 1945, and on 10 June 1949 Matvey Matveyevich opened the All-Union Pushkin Museum in the Alexander Palace.
- Pavel Aleksandrovich — a householder and beekeeper in Batalpashinskaya; killed in the years of the Revolution.
- …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.
- △ He is probably the Pavel Kalaushin of Batalpashinskaya who was called up in 1903 and discharged in 1907…
14. Sources and Further Research
- …Alikhanov’s carriage; △ most likely this is Pavel Aleksandrovich. The registers of St Petersburg churches for 1853–1857 are the place to look for the chamber Cossack’s…
- …were locked in a barn with other hostages and the barn was set on fire; they escaped only by a miracle. Where to look: GA KChR — the papers of the Batalpashinsk Department revolutionary committee and executive…
Sources
- ◆ Russky Invalid, no. 147, 07.07.1906, p. 6
- ◇ Roster, No. 70
- ◈ Roster, No. 31, 70
Sources by key
- S001A.B. Kalaushin’s roster Kalaushiny (philippov.spb.ru, version 03.02 of 13 July 2025)
- S036Kavkaz newspaper (Tiflis)
- S037Dnevniki imperatora Nikolaya II, vol. 1 (Moscow: ROSSPEN, 2011)
- S056Russky Invalid, 1906
- S086Mikhailovskaya Pushkiniana, the Mikhailovskoye Museum Reserve series
- S100S.S. Geychenko, U Lukomorya (Leningrad, 1986)
- S156Kubanskaya genealogiya (kubangenealogy.ucoz.ru)
- S175Podvig Naroda database (podvignaroda.ru)