Place · Settlement · The Kuban and Karachay-Cherkessia
Batalpashinskaya stanitsa
станица Баталпашинскаяnow CherkesskKarachay-Cherkess Republic
- The family here: 1825 – present
- People: 60
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Role in the family history
The Kalaushins’ home stanitsa from 1826–1827: headquarters of the 2nd Khoper Regiment, home of the saddlers’ workshops and of Fedot Alekseyevich’s workshop and shop on Sobornaya Street; here, as the family tells it, Pavel Aleksandrovich’s family escaped from a burning barn during the Revolution; here Fedot Alekseyevich was shot in 1920.
Names over time
1825–1931 (формально город в 1869–1903)
Batalpashinskaya
1931–1934
Batalpashinsk
1934–1937
Sulimov
1937–1939
Yezhovo-Cherkessk
People60
Born here
- Stefan (Stepan) Nikolayevich Kalaushin b. c. 1835 Generation 4 brother of the great-great-great-grandfather
- Aleksey Nikolayevich Kalaushin c. 1839 – 1911 Generation 4 brother of the great-great-great-grandfather
- Ivan Stepanovich Kalaushin 1860 – 1911 Generation 5 first cousin four times removed
- Matvey Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1867 – 1912 Generation 51867 first cousin four times removed
- Mikhail Alekseyevich Kalaushin 9 July 1870 – 1912 Generation 51870 first cousin four times removed
- Fedot Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1871 – 1920 Generation 51871 first cousin four times removed
- Aleksandr Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1877 or 1878 – 1933 Generation 5 first cousin four times removed
- Lev (Leonty) Petrovich Kalaushin 1905 – after 1990 Generation 5 second cousin four times removed
- Nikolay Pavlovich Kalaushin 1911 – 1987 Generation 6 brother of the great-grandfather
- Mariya Fedotovna Pokovetinova (née Kalaushina) b. 1912 Generation 6 second cousin three times removed
- Ilya Andreyevich Kalaushin 1913 – 11 December 1941 Generation 6 third cousin three times removed
- Ivan Andreyevich Kalaushin 1914 – missing since May–June 1943 Generation 6 third cousin three times removed
- Sergey Stepanovich Kalaushin b. c. 1916 Generation 6 second cousin three times removed
- Nikolay Sergeyevich Kalaushin 1920 – 14 June 1943 Generation 6 third cousin three times removed
- Yefim (Yevfimy) Mikhailovich Kalaushin 25 December 1877 – 1920
- Nikolay Makarovich Koloushin 1880 – 1938
- Ivan Nikolayevich Koloushin 10 November 1913 – 3 October 1991
Named in roster entries
- Ivan Trofimovich Kalaushin 1793 – between 1849 and 1860 Generation 2 5× great-grandfather
- Andrey Trofimovich Kalaushin b. c. 1801–1807 Generation 2 brother of the 5th great-grandfather
- Gavriil Ivanovich Kalaushin b. c. 1831 Generation 3 brother of the 4th great-grandfather
- Yegor (Georgy) Afanasyevich Kalaushin b. c. 1842 Generation 3 first cousin six times removed
- Vasily Afanasyevich Kalaushin b. 1846 Generation 3 first cousin six times removed
- Stefan (Stepan) Nikolayevich Kalaushin b. c. 1835 Generation 4 brother of the great-great-great-grandfather
- Aleksey Nikolayevich Kalaushin c. 1839 – 1911 Generation 4 brother of the great-great-great-grandfather
- Ilya Nikolayevich Kalaushin (the first) b. c. 1845 Generation 4 brother of the great-great-great-grandfather
- Anton Nikolayevich Kalaushin b. after 1848 Generation 4 brother of the great-great-great-grandfather
- Afanasy Yegorovich (Georgiyevich) Kalaushin 6 July 1864 – 1915 (according to the roster) Generation 4 second cousin five times removed
- Roman Vasilyevich Kalaushin 14 October 1895 – 1983 Generation 4 second cousin five times removed
- Nikolay Dmitriyevich Kalaushin b. 1903 Generation 4 second cousin five times removed
- Ivan Stepanovich Kalaushin 1860 – 1911 Generation 5 first cousin four times removed
- Matvey Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1867 – 1912 Generation 5 first cousin four times removed
- Mikhail Alekseyevich Kalaushin 9 July 1870 – 1912 Generation 5 first cousin four times removed
- Fedot Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1871 – 1920 Generation 5 first cousin four times removed
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- Aleksandr Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1877 or 1878 – 1933 Generation 5 first cousin four times removed
- Stepan Ilyich Kalaushin b. 1888 Generation 5 first cousin four times removed
- Sergey Ivanovich Kalaushin b. c. 1893 Generation 5 second cousin four times removed
- Lev (Leonty) Petrovich Kalaushin 1905 – after 1990 Generation 5 second cousin four times removed
- Yekaterina Romanovna Kalaushina b. 1924 Generation 5 third cousin four times removed
- Pavel Aleksandrovich Kalaushin d. during the Revolution (◇) Generation 5 great-great-grandfather
- Savva (Savely) Alekseyevich Kalaushin d. 1936 Generation 5 first cousin four times removed
- Andrey Timofeyevich Kalaushin d. date of death unknown Generation 5 second cousin four times removed
- Yuliya Matveyevna Kalaushina 1890 – before 1944 Generation 6 second cousin three times removed
- Nikolay Fedotovich Kalaushin 1897 – 1977 Generation 6 second cousin three times removed
- Nikolay Aleksandrovich Kalaushin b. 1901 Generation 6 second cousin three times removed
- Aleksandra Savelyevna Kolesnikova (née Kalaushina) 1905 – 1999 Generation 6 second cousin three times removed
- Nikolay Pavlovich Kalaushin 1911 – 1987 Generation 6 brother of the great-grandfather
- Mariya Fedotovna Pokovetinova (née Kalaushina) b. 1912 Generation 6 second cousin three times removed
- Mikhail Aleksandrovich Kalaushin 1912 – 1978 Generation 6 second cousin three times removed
- Ilya Andreyevich Kalaushin 1913 – 11 December 1941 Generation 6 third cousin three times removed
- Ivan Andreyevich Kalaushin 1914 – missing since May–June 1943 Generation 6 third cousin three times removed
- Lyudmila Aleksandrovna Belorusova (née Kalaushina) 1916 – date of death unknown Generation 6 second cousin three times removed
- Sergey Stepanovich Kalaushin b. c. 1916 Generation 6 second cousin three times removed
- Nikolay Sergeyevich Kalaushin 1920 – 14 June 1943 Generation 6 third cousin three times removed
- Pelageya Matveyevna Kalaushina Generation 6 second cousin three times removed
- Nikolay Vasilyevich Ilyichev Generation 6 second cousin three times removed
- Aleksey Dmitriyevich Kalaushin Generation 6 second cousin three times removed
- Seleverst Ivanovich Kalaushin b. 1848
- Yefim (Yevfimy) Mikhailovich Kalaushin 25 December 1877 – 1920
- Nikolay Makarovich Koloushin 1880 – 1938
- Ivan Nikolayevich Koloushin 10 November 1913 – 3 October 1991
Served here
- Stepan (Stefan) Alekseyevich Kalaushin c. 1825 – “died young” Generation 31857 first cousin six times removed
- Yegor (Georgy) Afanasyevich Kalaushin b. c. 1842 Generation 31877 first cousin six times removed
- Ilya Nikolayevich Kalaushin (the first) b. c. 1845 Generation 41877 brother of the great-great-great-grandfather
- Afanasy Yegorovich (Georgiyevich) Kalaushin 6 July 1864 – 1915 (according to the roster) Generation 41909 second cousin five times removed
Worked here
- Nikolay Ivanovich Kalaushin b. c. 1816 Generation 3 4× great-grandfather
- Aleksey Nikolayevich Kalaushin c. 1839 – 1911 Generation 41911 brother of the great-great-great-grandfather
- Anton Nikolayevich Kalaushin b. after 1848 Generation 41887 brother of the great-great-great-grandfather
- Matvey Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1867 – 1912 Generation 51912 first cousin four times removed
- Mikhail Alekseyevich Kalaushin 9 July 1870 – 1912 Generation 5 first cousin four times removed
- Fedot Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1871 – 1920 Generation 51920 first cousin four times removed
- Aleksandr Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1877 or 1878 – 1933 Generation 5 first cousin four times removed
Studied here
- Afanasy Yegorovich (Georgiyevich) Kalaushin 6 July 1864 – 1915 (according to the roster) Generation 4 second cousin five times removed
- Yefim (Yevfimy) Mikhailovich Kalaushin 25 December 1877 – 1920
Died here
- Aleksey Nikolayevich Kalaushin c. 1839 – 1911 Generation 4 brother of the great-great-great-grandfather
- Fedot Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1871 – 1920 Generation 5 first cousin four times removed
Events involving the family
- Yevdokiya (Avdotya) Kalaushina b. c. 1770 Generation 11827 6× great-grandmother
- Yefrosinya Pavlovna Kalaushina b. c. 1792 Generation 21827–1860 5× great-grandmother
- Ivan Trofimovich Kalaushin 1793 – between 1849 and 1860 Generation 21827–1848 5× great-grandfather
- Aleksey Trofimovich Kalaushin b. c. 1796–1800 Generation 21827–1848 brother of the 5th great-grandfather
- Afanasy Trofimovich Kalaushin (“Lagaga”) b. c. 1800–1803 Generation 21827–1848 brother of the 5th great-grandfather
- Andrey Trofimovich Kalaushin b. c. 1801–1807 Generation 21827–1848–1860 brother of the 5th great-grandfather
- Nikolay Ivanovich Kalaushin b. c. 1816 Generation 31827–1848–1857 4× great-grandfather
- Andrey Ivanovich Kalaushin b. c. 1817–1819 Generation 31827–1848–1860 brother of the 4th great-grandfather
- Vasilisa (Vassa) Andreyevna Kalaushina b. c. 1819 Generation 31857 wife of the 4th great-grandfather
- Irina Ivanovna Kalaushina b. c. 1823 Generation 31827 sister of the 4th great-grandfather
- Marina Ivanovna Kalaushina b. c. 1824 Generation 31827 sister of the 4th great-grandfather
- Stepan (Stefan) Alekseyevich Kalaushin c. 1825 – “died young” Generation 31827 first cousin six times removed
- Mikhail Afanasyevich Kalaushin (the elder) b. 1827 Generation 31849 first cousin six times removed
- Gavriil Ivanovich Kalaushin b. c. 1831 Generation 31848 brother of the 4th great-grandfather
- Yegor (Georgy) Afanasyevich Kalaushin b. c. 1842 Generation 31860 first cousin six times removed
- Vasily Alekseyevich Kalaushin Generation 31860 first cousin six times removed
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- Aleksey Nikolayevich Kalaushin c. 1839 – 1911 Generation 41867–1902 brother of the great-great-great-grandfather
- Anton Nikolayevich Kalaushin b. after 1848 Generation 41887 brother of the great-great-great-grandfather
- Roman Vasilyevich Kalaushin 14 October 1895 – 1983 Generation 41935 second cousin five times removed
- Ilya Nikolayevich Kalaushin (the second, “Lagaga”) Generation 41857 brother of the great-great-great-grandfather
- Anna Nikitichna Kalaushina (née Bulavina) Generation 41867–1902 wife of the brother of the great-great-great-grandfather
- Matvey Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1867 – 1912 Generation 51867 first cousin four times removed
- Mikhail Alekseyevich Kalaushin 9 July 1870 – 1912 Generation 51870 first cousin four times removed
- Fedot Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1871 – 1920 Generation 51871–1900–1907–1918–1920 first cousin four times removed
- Aleksandr Alekseyevich Kalaushin 1877 or 1878 – 1933 Generation 51930 first cousin four times removed
- Stepan Ilyich Kalaushin b. 1888 Generation 51930 first cousin four times removed
- Sergey Ivanovich Kalaushin b. c. 1893 Generation 51930 second cousin four times removed
- Pavel Aleksandrovich Kalaushin d. during the Revolution (◇) Generation 51918 great-great-grandfather
- Pelageya Alekseyevna Kalaushina Generation 51918 great-great-grandmother
- Yuliya Matveyevna Kalaushina 1890 – before 1944 Generation 61930 second cousin three times removed
- Nikolay Fedotovich Kalaushin 1897 – 1977 Generation 61918 second cousin three times removed
- Mikhail Pavlovich Kalaushin 1908 – 1980 Generation 61918 great-grandfather
- Nikolay Pavlovich Kalaushin 1911 – 1987 Generation 61918 brother of the great-grandfather
- Ilya Andreyevich Kalaushin 1913 – 11 December 1941 Generation 61941 third cousin three times removed
- Ivan Andreyevich Kalaushin 1914 – missing since May–June 1943 Generation 61941 third cousin three times removed
- Vyacheslav Pavlovich Kalaushin 1915 – in the Civil War (◇) Generation 61918 brother of the great-grandfather
- Nikolay Sergeyevich Kalaushin 1920 – 14 June 1943 Generation 61941 third cousin three times removed
- Pelageya Matveyevna Kalaushina Generation 61930 second cousin three times removed
- Aleksey Dmitriyevich Kalaushin Generation 61930 second cousin three times removed
Events20
Batalpashinskaya stanitsa is founded
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The 2nd Khoper Regiment at Batalpashinskaya
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The saddle for the Shah of Persia
◇ family testimony · confirmed by relatives
The deed of 1902 and “Annushka the Circassian”
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Pavel Aleksandrovich and the burning barn
◇ family testimonyBatalpashinskaya stanitsa
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The death of Fedot Alekseyevich
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6 December 1930 – 2 January 1934
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Nine names in the Book of Remembrance
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Institutions4
Documents and photographs31
◆ "Kuban Calendar for 1914": Batalpashinskaya, trade in "Asian goods" — "Kalaushin, Fedor Alekseev." (detail)Scan: Internet Archive (archive.org) 
◆ "Kuban Calendar for 1914", p. 440: start of the Batalpashinsk Department sectionScan: Internet Archive (archive.org) 
◆ "Kuban Calendar for 1914", p. 442: "Kalaushin, Fedor Alekseev.", BatalpashinskayaScan: Internet Archive (archive.org) 
Batalpashinsk Department of the Kuban Region (modern schematic map)Map: Nunuxxx / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 
Settlements of the Batalpashinsk Department in 1908 (schematic)Map: Prieditis2012 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 
View of Batalpashinskaya (?), 1909Felitsyn Krasnodar State Historical and Archaeological Museum-Reserve (per the publisher's caption); published on the Kuban Genealogy website; photographer unknown; public domain 
Batalpashinskaya: teachers on a summer outingPastVu (pastvu.com/p/1729144); original source: meshok.net 
Tea at the samovar, BatalpashinskayaPastVu (pastvu.com/p/1858522); original source: meshok.net 
Batalpashinskaya, corner of Kommercheskaya and Krasnaya streets, 1906PastVu (pastvu.com/p/2107078); original source: meshok.net
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Batalpashinskaya from the bell tower of St Nicholas CathedralPastVu (pastvu.com/p/2449778); original source: meshok.net 
Batalpashinskaya, Krasnaya Street, house of E. N. KhavshanovaPastVu (pastvu.com/p/931432); original source: State Museum Catalogue no. 15055428 
The square of BatalpashinskayaPastVu (pastvu.com/p/969853); original source: State Museum Catalogue no. 15055381 
Batalpashinskaya from the bell tower of St Nicholas CathedralPastVu (pastvu.com/p/970939); original source: cherkessk.su 
St Nicholas Cathedral, BatalpashinskayaPastVu (pastvu.com/p/970951); original source: cherkessk.su 
Batalpashinskaya, A. A. Potebnya's pharmacyPastVu (pastvu.com/p/970985); original source: cherkessk.su 
Batalpashinskaya, Cathedral Square, c. 1910PastVu (pastvu.com/p/970996); original source: cherkessk.su 
Batalpashinskaya, Mutual Credit Society bankPastVu (pastvu.com/p/971569); original source: State Museum Catalogue no. 15055359 
The Terek-Kuban Volunteer Regiment leaving for the Far East, BatalpashinskayaPastVu (pastvu.com/p/974738); original source: samoupravlenie.ru 
Cathedral of St Nicholas the Wonderworker, BatalpashinskayaPastVu (pastvu.com/p/975273); original source: Kuban Genealogy 
Cossacks of the Batalpashinsk local commandPrivate collection of P. N. Strelyanov (Kalabukhov), published on SAMMLER.RU; photographer unknown; public domain 
Batalpashinsk local command; in the white papakha, uryadnik S. T. KulnevPrivate collection of P. N. Strelyanov (Kalabukhov), published on SAMMLER.RU; photographer unknown; public domain 
Postcard "Batalpashinskaya, Kuban Region: stanitsa administration"Pre-1917 postcard; scan from SAMMLER.RU 
Batalpashinsk local command (group photograph)Private collection of P. N. Strelyanov (Kalabukhov), published on SAMMLER.RU; photographer unknown; public domain 
Postcard "Batalpashinskaya: lower part of the stanitsa, mills"Pre-1917 postcard; scan from SAMMLER.RU 
Postcard "Batalpashinskaya: the square"Pre-1917 postcard; scan from SAMMLER.RU 
Postcard "Batalpashinskaya: Krasnaya Street, house of E. N. Khavshanova"Pre-1917 postcard; scan from SAMMLER.RU 
◆ Book of Memory of Karachay-Cherkessia: entries "Kalaushin" (Cherkessk volume, p. 101, part 1)OBD "Memorial" database (Russian Ministry of Defence) 
◆ Book of Memory of Karachay-Cherkessia: entries "Kalaushin" (Cherkessk volume, p. 101, part 2)OBD "Memorial" database (Russian Ministry of Defence) 
◆ Confession book, 1827, Batalpashinskaya: the widow Evdokia Kalaushina with her sonsState Archive of Astrakhan Region, f. 599, op. 2, d. 7148; scan: Yandex "Search in archives" 
◆ Maykop register, 1912–13: marriage of Olga Iosifovna Kolaushina of BatalpashinskayaNational Archive of the Republic of Adygea, f. 77, op. 1-l, d. 68; scan: Yandex "Search in archives" 
◆ "Kuban Calendar for 1913", p. 747: Batalpashinskaya — drapery trade of Ilya Nikolaevich KalaushinScan: Internet Archive (archive.org)
Works and objects
- The saddle for the Shah of Persiaspring to early summer 1900 (△ dating)
In the chronicle
- By 1827 Trofim Pakhomovich was no longer alive. In the confessional register of Batalpashinskaya stanitsa (now Cherkessk) his wife appears as “the widow Yevdokiya Kalaushina” — Avdotya is simply the everyday form…
- …. A year later, in the list of surnames from the household inventory of Batalpashinskaya, the name occurs twice — as “Калаушен” (Kalaushen) and “Калаушин”…
- A bride from Batalpashinskaya is entered in a parish register of 1903 as “Стефанида Антонова Колоушина” (Stefanida Antonova Koloushina)…
- …to be at least eighty-five. In 1825–1827 his sons took the family on to the Kuban, to the new stanitsa of Batalpashinskaya. This chapter is about him, his children and the Khoper Cossacks among whom they lived.
- Note on the roster. The roster says that Ivan began his service “in Batalpashinskaya stanitsa, in the 2nd Khoper Regiment, 5th Brigade”. In 1810 the Khoper Regiment was still a single regiment,…
- …of the 441 households of Stavropolskaya, 300 were to go to the Karantinny post on the Kuma and 141 to the Batalpashinsk fortification on the Kuban. Batalpashinskaya stanitsa was founded on 1 October…
- …Stavropolskaya; twelve years later his widow and sons were among the first settlers of the new stanitsa of Batalpashinskaya on the Kuban. All the branches of the family traced in this chronicle descend from his sons — Ivan, Aleksey,…
- …of Stavropolskaya were split in two: 300 were to go to the Karantinny post on the Kuma, and 141 “to Batalpashinsk, near the fortification”. The stanitsa of Batalpashinskaya was founded on 1 October…
- …. Land was allotted on the old basis, 30 desyatinas for every male soul, and the salt lakes went to Batalpashinskaya. In 1831 the Stavropol Cossacks carried their old church “on their own shoulders” to…
- …Line. In 1825 the regiment was moved to the Kuban: Batalpashinskaya (now Cherkessk) was founded on 1 October 1825, and the settlers from Stavropolskaya moved there in 1826–1827…
- …listed as a retired Cossack. In 1848 his household at Batalpashinskaya included his married sons Nikolay and Andrey with their families and seventeen-year-old Gavriil…
- Note on the roster. The roster says that Ivan began his service in Batalpashinskaya stanitsa, in the 2nd Khoper Regiment of the 5th Brigade. In 1810 the regiment was still a single unit,…
- …in the family, but the road to court he had opened stayed open. From the 1850s until 1911 Kalaushins of Batalpashinskaya served at the Imperial Court: with the Tsesarevna in St Petersburg, as uryadniks (Cossack non-commissioned…
- …officers’ saddles, writes the Convoy’s historian N.V. Galushkin, were supplied by “the Cossack Kalaushin of Batalpashinskaya, famous throughout the Caucasus for the work of his workshop”. So the family was…
- …from Aleksey was “purely a speculative assumption”. The confessional register of Batalpashinskaya for 1848 names two Andrey Kalaushins. One is Andrey Trofimovich, aged 41, with his wife Feodosiya and six…
- …horn. Out of this Cossack need grew the craft by which several generations of Kalaushins of Batalpashinskaya — a stanitsa, or Cossack village, now the town of Cherkessk — made their living. “All the Kalaushins — the…
- …in 1817 and married to Vasilisa. His son Aleksey Nikolayevich kept a saddlery workshop in Batalpashinskaya and, in his relatives’ words, was “at that time the most distinguished saddler in the Caucasus”…
- …Stepan was probably one of the Stepans Nikolayevich. △ The family’s long ties with crafts schools — first at Batalpashinskaya, later the Military Crafts Schools at Labinskaya and Maykop, where the Alekseyevich brothers taught (see…
- …ends of the old empire: some at war in Persia, others at home in the stanitsas (Cossack villages) of the Batalpashinsk Department, among their workshops, orchards and beehives. In three years Batalpashinskaya stanitsa (now…
- After the February Revolution, elected civil executive committees appeared in the Batalpashinsk Department alongside the old administration. On 7 (20) February 1918 the department’s congress of…
- …on different sides. Under the Whites Fedot Alekseyevich was ataman (elected head) of Batalpashinskaya (see below). His son Nikolay Fedotovich, the roster records, joined Shkuro in the autumn of 1918, when…
- Also abroad was Nikita Ilyich Kalaushin of Batalpashinskaya stanitsa (now Cherkessk), an officer of the Cossack infantry and, according to the roster, a first cousin of Matvey…
- Nikita Ilyich, son of Ilya Nikolayevich of Batalpashinskaya, was born on 26 May 1878. He began as a Cossack and an uryadnik (Cossack NCO)…
- …that on 15 May Major General Tit Ivanovich Ostroukhov — a fellow countryman of the Kalaushins, a Cossack of Batalpashinskaya — had died in Belgrade.
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- By the summer of 1941 the grandsons and great-grandsons of the Khoper Cossacks no longer lived only in Cherkessk, as the former stanitsa (Cossack village) of Batalpashinskaya had been called since 1939. They were in…
- Cherkessk is the home town the military records name most often for the Kalaushins. The Book of Memory of the…
- …his team was on its way to the town. Pyotr Ivanovich, born in Batalpashinskaya in 1908, was called up in Ashkhabad, served in the 142nd Cavalry Regiment of the 34th Cavalry Division and…
- …but △ he was almost certainly Matvey Alekseyevich Kalaushin, a twenty-two-year-old Cossack of Batalpashinskaya from a family of saddlers: the surname is rare, and in 1896, at the All-Russian Exhibition in Nizhny…
- The roster records Anna Nikitichna as Bulavina; the Bulavinov family had lived in Batalpashinskaya since the first years of the stanitsa — the confessional register of 1827 lists a Cossack, Anton Bulavinov…
- Context. The roster records Anna Nikitichna as née Bulavina. The Bulavinov family of Cossacks lived in Batalpashinskaya from the stanitsa’s first years: the confessional register of 1827 lists a Cossack Anton Bulavinov…
- Emiliya Fyodorovna, wife of Matvey Matveyevich, told the compiler that Aleksey Nikolayevich came to Batalpashinskaya stanitsa as a young man, and that Aleksandr Alekseyevich served as an uryadnik of the Convoy in St Petersburg in…
- …a sewing machine and an empty chest”. An article on the local history website Istorichesky Cherkessk (“Historical Cherkessk”) is devoted to Yury Romanovich himself; its author had known him for some forty-five…
- …son. The line begins in Stavropolskaya stanitsa (a Cossack village) at the end of the 18th century, keeps to Batalpashinskaya for more than a century, lives through the Revolution and the Civil War there, then in the 20th century…
- Nikolay Ivanovich (b. c. 1816) — a Cossack of Batalpashinskaya and a master saddler.
- Pavel Aleksandrovich — a householder and beekeeper in Batalpashinskaya; killed in the years of the Revolution.
14. Sources and Further Research
- …and “Kolaushin”. Even the first name can change: among the traders of Batalpashinskaya the Kuban Calendar for 1914 prints “Kalaushin, Fyodor Alekseyev.” — △ in all…
- …of the 1795 and 1811 revisions looked for alongside it. F. 135, op. 6, d. 806 — the confessional register of Batalpashinskaya for 1848 (called a family list on the forum); d. 809 of the same fond — the parish…
- …heads a household of his own. D. 7148 — the confessional register of Batalpashinskaya for 1827: Yevdokiya is now a widow and the family is in its new home. The same fond holds…
On the family route
The family’s road: the Khoper — Stavropol — Batalpashinskaya — Labinskaya — St Petersburg
Batalpashinskaya (now Cherkessk): the Kalaushins’ home stanitsa from 1826–1827, headquarters of the 2nd Khoper Regiment, home of the saddlers’ workshops
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