Person · Generation 4 · The Alekseyevich line
Anna Nikitichna Kalaushina (née Bulavina)
Анна Никитична Калаушина (урожд. Булавина)
Wife of Aleksey Nikolayevich; the family called her Annushka-cherkeshenka, “Annushka the Circassian”, and remembered her in different ways — as a Circassian girl carried off from a well in an aul by brothers travelling for Damascus steel, as the daughter of a Gypsy named Belavin, as an Adyghe. The roster records her as née Bulavina.
Relation to the author
wife of a brother of the author’s great-great-great-grandfather
Path through the generations
Family tree
Anna NikitichnaAleksey Nikolayevichc. 1839 – 1911
ChildrenMatvey Alekseyevich1867 – 1912Mikhail Alekseyevich9 July 1870 – 1912Fedot Alekseyevich1871 – 1920Aleksandr Alekseyevich1877 or 1878 – 1933Savva Alekseyevichd. 1936Anna Alekseyevna
GrandchildrenMatvey Alekseyevich: 11Mikhail Alekseyevich: 1Fedot Alekseyevich: 4Aleksandr Alekseyevich: 7Savva Alekseyevich: 8Anna Alekseyevna: 1
Family
- Spouses
- Aleksey Nikolayevich Kalaushin c. 1839 – 1911
- Children
- Matvey Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1867 – 1912
- Mikhail Alekseyevich Kalaushin 9 July 1870 – 1912
- Fedot Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1871 – 1920
- Aleksandr Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1877 or 1878 – 1933
- Savva (Savely) Alekseyevich Kalaushin d. 1936
- Anna Alekseyevna Svidina (née Kalaushina)
- Grandchildren
- 32 — in the tree
- Related by marriage
Life events2
◈ published sourceBatalpashinskaya stanitsa
The deed of 1902 and “Annushka the Circassian”
◇ family testimonyBatalpashinskaya stanitsa
Places
- Batalpashinskaya stanitsaevents 1867–1902
In the chronicle
- Aleksey Nikolayevich and Anna Nikitichna had five sons and a daughter: Matvey (b. 1867), Mikhail (b. 1870), Fedot (b. 1871), Aleksandr (b. 1877 or…
- …three brothers carried off from a well in a Circassian aul the future wife of Aleksey Nikolayevich — Anna Nikitichna, whom the family always called Annushka-cherkeshenka, Annushka the Circassian.
- Citing words his father spoke before his death, Boris Matveyevich said that Aleksey Nikolayevich’s wife, Anna Nikitichna, was a Circassian: on one of the journeys for Damascus steel, which was then re-tempered for kinzhals…
- The roster records Anna Nikitichna as Bulavina; the Bulavinov family had lived in Batalpashinskaya since the first years of the stanitsa — the…
- ◇ family testimony · accounts of Anna Nikitichna
- The family called Anna Nikitichna, wife of Aleksey Nikolayevich, Annushka-cherkeshenka — “Annushka the Circassian” — and about her, as the…
- Context. The roster records Anna Nikitichna as née Bulavina. The Bulavinov family of Cossacks lived in Batalpashinskaya from the stanitsa’s first years:…
14. Sources and Further Research
- ◇ family testimony · Anna Nikitichna
- The family called Aleksey Nikolayevich’s wife, Anna Nikitichna, Annushka-cherkeshenka — “Annushka the Circassian”. She was remembered in different ways. Boris Matveyevich,…
- …be preserved in full, with the names of those who told them. Anything remembered about “Kalaus steel”, about Anna Nikitichna, about “Kalaushin Lane” and the garden in Labinskaya, about Paris and London, about the years of the…