Mikhail Alekseyevich Kalaushin

Traits of the house

• Quality

  A bronze medal in 1896 for leatherwork (shared with Fedot Alekseyevich and I.M. Fisenko) and a silver medal in 1902 “for saddlery work”.

  [◆ S044, no. 1, p. 33; ◆ S035, 1902, no. 255, 28.11.1902, p. 1]
• Exclusivity

  Cossack and uryadnik of the Convoy.

  [◈ S033, via S180, topic 855]
• System

  Inventor of clamps for gluing the saddle tree (1902) and a teacher of saddlery.

  [◆ S035, 1902, no. 204, 21.09.1902, p. 2; ◈ S153, P.N. Strelyanov, 2020]

Relation to the author

Family tree

Family

Father

Aleksey Nikolayevich Kalaushin c. 1839 – 1911

Mother

Anna Nikitichna Kalaushina (née Bulavina)

Brothers and sisters

• Matvey Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1867 – 1912
• Fedot Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1871 – 1920
• Aleksandr Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1877 or 1878 – 1933
• Savva (Savely) Alekseyevich Kalaushin d. 1936
• Anna Alekseyevna Svidina (née Kalaushina)

Children

• Anna Kalaushina

Life events12

1. 9 July 1870

   Birth of Mikhail Alekseyevich

   ◈ published sourceBatalpashinskaya stanitsa

2. 1896

   Nizhny Novgorod: a bronze medal and an honourable mention

   ◆ documentedNizhny Novgorod

3. 1899

   the Labinskaya Military Crafts School: begins (master of the saddlery department, teacher)

   ◆ documented

4. September 1899

   A Cossack saddle at the Voznesenskaya exhibition

   ◆ documentedVoznesenskaya stanitsa

5. 1900

   The prizes of Paris and London in family memory

   ◇ family testimonyParis

6. September – November 1902

   The Kuban Exhibition at Yekaterinodar

   ◆ documentedYekaterinodar

7. 1902

   the Labinskaya Military Crafts School: ends

   ◆ documented

8. 1910

   the Maykop Military Crafts School: begins (master)

   ◈ published source

9. 1910

   Matvey Alekseyevich at Labinskaya

   ◆ documentedLabinskaya stanitsa

10. 1910

    Masters of the Maykop Military Crafts School

    ◈ published sourceMaykop

11. 1912

    The family loses two masters

    ◇ family testimonyLabinskaya stanitsa

12. 1912

    Death

Places8

• Batalpashinskaya stanitsaborn 1870 · named in the roster entry · work · events 1870
• Labinskaya stanitsanamed in the roster entry · work 1899–1902 · events 1910–1912
• Maykopwork 1910 · events 1910
• Tsarskoye Seloservice
• Nizhny Novgorodevents 1896
• Parisevents 1900
• Voznesenskaya stanitsaevents 1899
• Yekaterinodarevents 1902

Documents and photographs9

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Works and objects2

• The Kalaushin house in Labinsk1890-еB · documented link
• “Leather goods” by Fedot and Mikhail Kalaushin (All-Russian Exhibition, 1896)1896B · documented link

Awards3

Service and institutions4

• His Majesty’s Own ConvoyCossack◈ published source
• the Maykop Military Crafts Schoolmaster1910◈ published source
• the Kalaushin saddlery workshopsaddler◈ published source
• the Labinskaya Military Crafts Schoolmaster of the saddlery department, teacher1899–1902◆ documented

In the chronicle

1. 3. The Caucasian Line

   • …their patronymics and the list of children under Aleksey Nikolayevich show that their father is No. 32. △ The parent numbers in this part of the roster appear to have shifted when the manuscript was retyped —…

2. 4. Service and Crosses

   • …. In the 1890s two sons of the master saddler Aleksey Nikolayevich served in the Convoy: Mikhail, born on 9 July 1870, as a Cossack and then an uryadnik, and Fedot, born in 1871, entered in…
   • …of the Life Guards 2nd Kuban Sotnia. In 1896 Uryadnik Fedot Alekseyevich and the Cossacks Mikhail Alekseyevich and I.M. Fisenko, entered as “in St Petersburg”, won a bronze medal for leather goods at the All-Russian…
   • …inspections in succession. Note on the roster. The roster makes him a son of Mikhail Alekseyevich, but Mikhail Alekseyevich was born in 1870, only seven years earlier. △ Yefim’s father was…

3. 5. At Court

   • …of the Convoy; according to the roster, he served four years in the Convoy.
   • …in Nizhny Novgorod a bronze medal for leather goods went to “Kalaushin, Fedot Alekseyevich, uryadnik, and Kalaushin, Mikhail Alekseyevich, and Fisenko, Ivan Mikhailovich, Cossacks, in St Petersburg”. By 1896, then, Fedot…

4. 6. The Workshop

   • …taught (see below) — echo in the family’s words about the Kalaushins’ “school of applied leather crafts”.
   • …daughter: Matvey (b. 1867), Mikhail (b. 1870), Fedot (b. 1871), Aleksandr (b. 1877 or 1878), Savva and Anna. Four of the brothers — Matvey, Mikhail, Fedot and Aleksandr — became saddlers and harness-makers. Note on…
   • Three of them served in the Convoy. Mikhail Alekseyevich served there as a Cossack and as an uryadnik (a Cossack non-commissioned officer)…
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5. 13. Vyacheslav’s Line

   • …teacher Savva and of their sister Anna; his grandson was the Pushkin scholar Matvey Matveyevich Kalaushin. The author’s line runs through another son, Aleksandr Nikolayevich.

6. 14. Sources and Further Research

   • …— papers of 1920 on Batalpashinskaya. The parish registers of Labinskaya for 1912 — the deaths of Matvey and Mikhail Alekseyevich. Kubanskiye Oblastnye Vedomosti for 1897 and for summer 1900 — the texts of Orders No. 5 and No. 60. The…
   • …parish registers of Maykop: in 1903 “uryadnik of Batalpashinskaya stanitsa, Kuban Oblast, Mikhail Alekseyev” stands godfather at a baptism. Central State Archive of the Republic of North…
   • …the workshop’s work had more than once won prizes and gold medals at world exhibitions in Paris and London.
   1 more

   ¶ 31

Sources

Roster entry No. 72

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