Savva (Savely) Alekseyevich Kalaushin

As written in documents

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
• Mikhail Alekseyevich Kalaushin 9 July 1870 – 1912
• Fedot Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1871 – 1920
• Aleksandr Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1877 or 1878 – 1933
• Anna Alekseyevna Svidina (née Kalaushina)

Children

• Raisa Savelyevna Protasova (née Kalaushina) 1880 – 1979
• Olga Savelyevna (Savvichna) Veber (née Kalaushina) 1897 – date of death unknown
• Vera Savelyevna Kalaushina 1904 – 1954
• Aleksandra Savelyevna Kolesnikova (née Kalaushina) 1905 – 1999
• Mariya Savelyevna Kalaushina 1910 – date of death unknown
• Andrey Savelyevich Kalaushin 1912 – date of death unknown
• Vyacheslav (Vladislav) Savelyevich Kalaushin b. 8 April 1918
• Nikolay Savelyevich Kalaushin b. 1934

Grandchildren

12 — in the tree

Life events

1. 1936

   Death

Places9

• Storozhevaya stanitsanamed in the roster entry · died
• Batalpashinskaya stanitsanamed in the roster entry
• Bekeshevskaya stanitsanamed in the roster entry
• Belomechetskaya stanitsanamed in the roster entry
• Khasaut-Grecheskoyenamed in the roster entry
• Krivaya Balkanamed in the roster entry
• Kurgakovskayanamed in the roster entry
• Urakovskayanamed in the roster entry
• Zelenchukskaya stanitsanamed in the roster entry

Places whose coordinates are not established are listed but not marked on the map.

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. 5. At Court

   • …Mikhail, Fedot and Aleksandr — followed their father’s craft; the fifth, Savva (Savely), became a teacher. Three of the four craftsmen brothers served in the Convoy. Matvey Alekseyevich, as the family remembers,…

3. 6. The Workshop

   • …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…

4. 7. The Upheaval

   • …Red Army men were taught saddlery inside it. His house gave shelter to the families of his brothers Savva and Fedot and to the orphaned Shcherbinin children — “they lived as one big family of nineteen people”…

5. 9. The Great Patriotic War

   • …(Vladislav) Savelyevich was the son of Savva Alekseyevich, a teacher in Cossack schools, and thus a first cousin of Matvey Matveyevich and Boris Aleksandrovich. He was born on 8 April 1918 in the…

6. 12. The Chroniclers

   • …Olga Savvichna — Olga Savelyevna Veber, née Kalaushina (b. 1897) — was the daughter of the schoolteacher Savva Alekseyevich and a teacher herself; she lived in Pyatigorsk with her daughter, Iraida Yevgenyevna…
   • …bottles. Of Fedot Alekseyevich’s orchard she wrote briefly: “The garden was immaculate. Irisha worked hard”.
   • …from Mariya Aleksandrovna, and a photograph of Vasily Afanasyevich’s family of 1904–1905 from his archive. The roster that grew out of his manuscript contains extracts from files of the Central State Military…

7. 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.

Sources

Roster entry No. 75

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