Institution · Cossack Host
the Kuban Cossack Host
Кубанское казачье войскоKuban Cossack Host · Kuban Host
Description
The Cossack Host formed in 1860; the Kalaushins’ stanitsas — Batalpashinskaya, Labinskaya, Bekeshevskaya — became part of it.
Awards5
- Insignia of the Military Order (the soldiers’ St George Cross)Aleksey Nikolayevich1874◈ published source
- Order of St StanislausYefim Mikhailovich1906◆ documented
- Order of St AnnaYefim Mikhailovich1909◆ documented
- Order of St StanislausYefim Mikhailovich1914◆ documented
- Order of St StanislausStepan Yegorovich1914◆ documented
In the chronicle
- …in the same entry and the birthday of 26 April belong to Stepan Georgiyevich: the index to the Orders of the Kuban Host lists Cossack Stefan Kalaushin of Batalpashinskaya, b. 26.04.1868. That there…
- …Line and Black Sea Cossack Hosts were abolished and the Kuban and Terek Hosts formed in their place. The Kuban Host received the first six brigades of the Line Host, the Khoper Brigade — the 6th since…
- …And so — as sons, grandsons and already great-grandsons of Trofim Pakhomovich — the Kalaushins entered the Kuban Cossack Host (the Kuban Host).
- …of the 2nd Khoper Regiment. △ The 17th Horse Regiment of the Kuban Host was the former 2nd Khoper: the regiments were given numbers in 1861 and merged again into a single Khoper…
- …leather goods at the All-Russian Exhibition in Nizhny Novgorod. In January 1897, by Kuban Host Order No. 5, Fedot Alekseyevich was “by Imperial leave permitted to accept and wear the Mecklenburg-Schwerin…
- …· datingThe years point to 1900. Fedot Alekseyevich served in the Convoy from 1892 and was discharged by Kuban Host Order No. 60 of 17 June 1900; the only state visit of a Persian shah to St Petersburg in…
- …and at Tsarskoye Selo; and when the Convoy celebrated its centenary, one of them came as a member of the Kuban Host’s delegation. This chapter is about them, and about the saddle which, as the family tells it, Fedot…
- Mikhail Alekseyevich was born on 9 July 1870 in Batalpashinskaya. The name index to the orders of the Kuban Cossack Host (the Kuban Host) lists him as a Cossack of the 1st Khoper Regiment, then as a Cossack and an uryadnik of the…
- …him as a “saddler”; he took the oath in 1891 and was enrolled in the Convoy by Kuban Host Order No. 156 of 7 June 1892. In the roster’s words, he served “first…
- …at the end of his service only once. He served in the Convoy from 1892 and was discharged by Order No. 60 of the Kuban Cossack Host of 17 June 1900, “retaining the Guards uniform and awarded the badge for service in the Convoy”…
- Convoy orders for May–June 1900 (RGVIA); GAKK, Krasnodar: the text of Kuban Host Order No. 60 of 17.06.1900; Pravitelstvenny Vestnik and Novoye Vremya for 1–3 June 1900.
- In the Civil War, according to S.V. Volkov’s entry, Nikita Ilyich — a voyskovoy starshina of the Kuban Cossack Host — served in the Volunteer Army and took part in the First Kuban (Ice) March with the Kuban Druzhina…
- …to the list for the steamer; the date of his promotion to colonel is not yet known. The name index to the Kuban Host orders gives his year of birth as 1878, Volkov as 1877; the age of 43 in the December 1920 list is closer to…
- …the same chronicle reports new elections at the khutor in Bosanska Dubica and a visit in September by the Kuban Host Ataman, V.G. Naumenko, to the Cossacks working in Leskovac. Kuban Cossacks lived…
- …years point to 1900. Fedot Alekseyevich served in the Convoy from 1892 and was discharged by Order No. 60 of the Kuban Cossack Host of 17 June 1900, “retaining the Guards uniform and awarded the badge for service in the Convoy”…
- …Kalaushin’s purveyor title; f. 516 — the Chamber-Fourier Journal for 1900; GAKK, Krasnodar — the text of Kuban Host Order No. 60 of 17.06.1900.
- …Alekseyevich took the oath in 1891, served in the Convoy from 1892 and was discharged by Order No. 60 of the Kuban Cossack Host of 17 June 1900, “retaining the Guards uniform and awarded the badge for service in the Convoy”…
- …Convoy orders for May–June 1900 (RGVIA; fond number to be confirmed). GAKK, Krasnodar: the text of Kuban Host Order No. 60 of 17.06.1900. In Iran: the Safarnameh of the Shah’s first European journey (AH 1318); the…
- …years point to 1900. Fedot Alekseyevich served in the Convoy from 1892 and was discharged by Order No. 60 of the Kuban Cossack Host of 17 June 1900, “retaining the Guards uniform and awarded the badge for service in the Convoy”…
- …fond number to be confirmed): the list of men leaving at the review of 31 May. GAKK, Krasnodar: the text of Kuban Host Order No. 60 of 17.06.1900; Kubanskiye Oblastnye Vedomosti, summer 1900. The St Petersburg press:…
14. Sources and Further Research
- …Department, 1877 and 1887) and d. 455; f. 330, op. 60, d. 1271 — alphabetical list of the officers of the Kuban Host; f. 400 — a service record of 1913. The roster places the 1853 file on the…
- …Archive of St Petersburg (TsGIA SPb), f. 19. Op. 128 — parish registers of the first-line regiments of the Kuban Host and of its plastun (Cossack infantry) battalions, 1886–1913; the list of surnames from these registers…
- State Archive of Krasnodar Krai (GAKK). The texts of the Kuban Host orders that we know so far only from the roster and from the Kubanskaya genealogiya databases: No. 156 of 7…