Karantinnaya stanitsa

On the map

Coordinates: 44.1900, 42.6594 · On the full map →

Role in the family history

The Karantinny post on the Kuma, to which most of the Stavropolskaya Cossacks (300 households of 441) moved in 1825–1827; the old Stavropol church was carried there in 1831.

Names over time

1. Karantinny post

In the chronicle

1. 1. The Name

   • …Stavropolskaya: in 1826–1827 the Stavropol Cossacks were resettled in the stanitsas of Batalpashinskaya and Karantinnaya.

2. 2. The Khoper

   • …Yermolov. Under the resettlement schedule, 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.…
   • The Stavropol Cossacks wanted to take their old church with them. Most of the stanitsa went to Karantinnaya, and in 1831 the Cossacks there carried the church “on their own shoulders” to their new home, giving those…

3. 3. The Caucasian Line

   • …the resettlement schedule the 441 households 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…
   • …. In 1831 the Stavropol Cossacks carried their old church “on their own shoulders” to Karantinnaya, ceding to those who had settled in Batalpashinskaya part of the money for a new one. So, in Tolstov’s…

4. 7. The Upheaval

   • …summer of 1918 the Soviet authorities arrested and shot “the most prominent Cossacks”, and in neighbouring Suvorovskaya and Burgustanskaya took them as hostages. In the spring of 1920, General Fostikov…

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