Russian Nobility - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

BONDARZEWSKI

lbl44 — 11 Feb 2006 1:34:49 GMT

CAN ANYONE TELL ME ABOUT THIS NAME?
LOOKING FOR JULIAN BONDARSEWSKI BORN IN KIJOW JULY 8, 1896.
FATHER MAY HAVE BEEN LEON BONDARSEWSKI AND MOTHER MAY HAVE BEEN MATRONA BULEOZAR OR BILEZOR OR BILCZOR.
THANK YOU

Looking for the lost relatives

Alexander Neveroff — 4 Jun 2002 1:05:40 GMT

Dear Lost Relative:
I am trying to trace any family that was related to Alexander
Neverov, a senator in the Russian Duma circa 1910-1916.
Tha last place where he and his family lived was in St.Petersburg & then Odessa. Following that they went to
France and on a visit to Yugoslavia to see his sonNicholas in 1937 he died.

BARIATINSKY DESCENDANTS

T.F. Boettger — 11 Jan 2003 8:39:03 GMT

searching for family

kachkineevans — 30 Sep 2008 11:17:15 GMT

can anyone help me locate descendants of the Kachkin (Kachkine) family. My father (Vladimir Nikolai Kachkin, born January 1897 in Kaluga) was wounded during the revolution and was evacuated by the British from the hopital. The rest of the family stayed behind. My grandfather was Nikolai Kachkine married to Barbara. Valentina was my father's twin sister and she had a daughter (Tatiana, born Kachkine)

looking for comte alexandre ouvaroff family

vanya ouvaroff — 4 Feb 2003 4:33:54 GMT

my grandfather comte alexandre ouvaroff looking for his relatives. his father name count nicolas ouvaroff and his mother countess elisabeth khomiakoff. they all died , but me and my family are still searching for the ouvaroff family in france, german or in the usa. thankyou for your attention.

Goudime-Levkovitch/Gudim-Levkovitsch

gudimkristina — 18 Sep 2007 5:33:28 GMT

Hello,
I search informations about my familly : Goudime (or Gudim) Levkovitch (or Levkovitsch). I'm already on contact with my familly on Russia.. But if somebody know any thing about it, please contact me.

Best regards,
Kristina Gudim Levkovitsch

BARIATINSKY - UPDATED DESCENDANTS

T.F. Boettger — 27 Jan 2003 11:34:38 GMT

Semyonov Nobility?

ally1125 — 15 Dec 2007 5:01:15 GMT

I was told by my grandmother a couple of days ago that i am really a quarter nobility, because her husband, Semyonov Grigory Grigorovich was...he had to change his name when he was 14 to something else to save himself and his mother, and say goodbye to the relatives that had fleed to France. Im trying to get some more information on him..plz help

Dalmasso name

acarr166 — 26 Nov 2007 5:24:17 GMT

Hi-I am not sure of the link to Russian nobility. I am a descendant of some Dalmasso's in northern Italy. I am having difficulty doing genealogy back beyond my grandparents, who were both born in Italy. I had been told that a distant relative was of aristocracy...but that was it.

Giuseppe Dalmasso born in Cuneo Italy and Maria Bernardi born in Busca Italy were my grandparents. Both born in late 1800's, came to California in 1913 (were actually supposed to go to Argentina, but got off ship at Ellis Island, NY). Was told my grandfather had several platinum blonde sisters (who supposedly went to Argentina).
Photo shows Giuseppe Dalmasso & Maria Bernardi Dalmasso and their two children.

Thank you.

Would appreciate any information.

Prince Simon Gorbachev

AnnRoots50 — 5 Nov 2007 7:08:40 GMT

Hello I am looking for any information on Prince Simon Gorbachev from the 1700s.
Any information would be great
Thank you

Nizuk ( my grandfather) Need Help!

randth1 — 19 Jun 2003 3:00:05 GMT

His name was alex nizuk, as far as I know, he was born on mar. 17, 1883 in Kiev Russia. He came to the U.S. in 1907. Can anyone give me an idea on how his last name may have been spelled in Russia. Would love to find out about him. I don't even know if he had siblings, nor do I know his parents names. He did say he had to escape Russia during those times. Thanks for any help. Teresa

Russian Royal? - Mosolov

angkor123000 — 2 Aug 2007 1:46:07 GMT

I live in an old house in the U.S. formerly owned by "Princess Tatiana Mosolova," (married names: Wright, Hicks), reputedly related to the Romanovs. Tatiana was born in 1896, died in 1975. I have old newpaper articles reporting her marriage to the industrialist Arthur J. Wright in 1936.

My research on the Romanov court reveals only one person by the name of Mosolov -- A.A. Mosolov, Head of the Secretariat (or Registry) of the Ministry of the Royal Court. No indication of whether he was actually nobility.

If anyone has any insight into A.A. Mosolov or Tatiana Mosolova, and whether they were related, I would be grateful to receive it. Thanks.

Krempien, St. Petersburg

redmond8353 — 26 Jul 2007 8:00:01 GMT

Seeking any information regarding the Krempien family. John Krempien was some kind of noble/official with duties possibly relating to Denmark. His daughter, Sophie (1792-1829) married Kammerherre Roger O'Ferrall in Denmark. Possible kin is Catherine Krempien who md.Gen. John Studholme Hodgson, England. Her unnamed sister was reportedly a countess. Another female Krempien was Superior of the St. Petersburg Institute for Noble Girls (Smolny Institute?) about 1826. There is
LDS IGI record
JEAN KREMPIEN Pedigree
Male
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Marriages:
Spouse: SARAH NEWBURY Family
Marriage: 04 JAN 1777 British Chaplaincy, Saint Petersburg, Russia, Ussr

Not sure if this is the same John.

Bakhtin/Bachtin family

mavej — 21 Jul 2007 9:54:56 GMT

I am trying to research about my boyfriends ancestors. His grandfathers parents came from Russia, via Constantinople, to Sweden 1920. Their namnes were Wladimir and Olga Bachtin (Bakhtin). The Bakhtin family is said to be of noble origin and from the city of Orel (Orjol) south of Moscow. Wladimirs father was called Tichon Bakhtin (born around 1870) and the mothers name was Praskovia.

In the family it is said Mikhail Bakhtin (famous philosopher) was a cousin to Wladimir. Wladimir had a close friend named prince Troubetskoy (according to a newspaper article from 1921 Toubetskoys' son died 1920 or 1921, and his wife became severly ill).

I am very interested in more information about Wladimir and the Bakhtin family in general. Also it would be interesting to know more about the life for the White Russians in Constantinople around 1920.

Looking for Wolkonskys/Volkonskys

Wolkonsky — 14 Jul 2007 1:02:43 GMT

Hi

In am, Barbara Kelley, Grandaugher to Tatiana Wolkonsky who left Russia with her brother & sister, Natasha & Boris, during the Bolshevik revolution. I would like very much to get in touch withe my Wolkonsky/Volkonsky relatives.

I can be reached at AmberBarbara@Hotmail.com
& AmberKittylover@yahoo.com

Das Vadaya,

Amber

BARIATINSKY-UPDATED DESCENDANTS

Annette Crawley Limoges — 26 Aug 2005 6:45:55 GMT

I left an email with Mr. Boettger a year ago sharing some family info and requesting other, but have not received anything. My families are on the list, CRAWLEY, ERSHOV/ERCHOV, KISSELEV/KISELEV, and VOLKONSKY/WOLKONSKY. Does anyone have any information regarding any of these? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Klidzen-Rosenburg

susieq12 — 9 Jul 2007 10:45:23 GMT

Looking for information on Baroness Evdukia Klidzen-Rosenburg from East Prussia who married (pre WW1) a Russian army officer believed to be in the Preobrazhensky Guard named Constantine (last name unknown). Their daughter, Larissa Constantinovna, was born in Tomsk in January 1917. Evdukia and Larissa went to Paris and then the family reunited after the Revolution and lived in Harbin, Manchuria. Any help would be appreciated.... even correct spelling of Evdukia's name - we have never seen it written only heard it phonetically.

Russian nobility archives

ericdegalindo — 28 Jun 2007 5:59:13 GMT

Does anyone know to what extent the russian archives regarding new noble family "introductions" have survived and where they can be found?

Palace Cemetery, Tasarskoye Selo

Kenneth_Ratcliff — 14 Jun 2007 5:04:44 GMT

I would like to know if anyone might have information on this cemetery.

This cemetery is suppose to contain five families Executed by the Bolsheviks in May of 1918

von fehleisen - von markov

johanvanloo — 3 Jun 2007 7:38:20 GMT

Hi

looking for information about the root (von) fehleisen - (von) markov. They were bankers at the court of the tsar.

Kitaevy

GeorgiyShakotko — 26 Apr 2007 1:17:01 GMT

Interested in any information that might be available on the Rodye Kitaevy of Russia.

Mentschikoff or menshikov etc. and Iusipov or yousipoff or ousipov etc.

Alexandria29 — 23 Apr 2007 8:03:12 GMT

I am searching for information on my grandparents. My grandfather, Roman Sergie, immigrated with his father (son of Prince Sergei Mentschikoff) and brother from St. Petersberg to the US I believe some time in the 1890s. I am told that my great-grandfather left with his two sons and his french mistress. My grandfather returned to Russia around 1910 and married my grandmother, Eugenia Iusipoff (I don't know how to spell it) from Moscow. Her family, I believe, was from the merchant class and they had serfs, dacha, etc. Her father was a member of the first Duma and my grandmother would tell stories of the monk with the "chaurnie" eyes who would come and sit in their parlor. My Aunt said that was Rasputen. They had 2 children (my father and Aunt) and because of my grandfather's US citizenship they could leave during the revolution which they did through Finland.

I would appreciate any information anyone might have to share.

Looking for de Galindo ancestors

castreneino — 20 Apr 2007 12:45:09 GMT

During the late 19th century the originally spanish noble family de Galindo was introduced in to Russian nobility (general Eberhardt Galindo and his son). Multiple other de Galindo family members lived in St Petersburg during the beginning of the 20th century (e.g. general Theodor Galindo, Konstantin de Galindo fled the revolution to Paris, Sergei Galindo fled to Spain etc.). Getting in contact / receiving more info with any ancestors would be very intersting.

Galindo Elena Fedorovna is according to "POBEDITELI — Soldiers of the Great War" a 2nd WW veteran and might still be alive today.

Any information / practical advice appreciated

Stebletz-Yelenev-Gorlenko

Tamara1970 — 23 Feb 2006 2:38:10 GMT

This was my paternal Grandfather's last name, but it was shortened to Steblez when they came here. I know that we are part of the Gorlenko family, and somehow related to St. Joasaph of Belgorod--but I can't find any information about the family online. Does anyone have any leads?

Belgorod, Kursk and Voronezh nobility

cuirassier4 — 20 Apr 2007 11:36:08 GMT

Dear friends !
On our page you can find the List of Russian noble families that had their estates in the Belgorod, Voronezh and Kursk regions in XVII-XIX centuries.
The list includes 2389 names
If you are interested please visit the page:
http://gateofrussia.atspace.com/sec08.htm
We hope you'll find this page interesting

felix youssoupoff

Alex — 24 Oct 2006 6:07:56 GMT

Im curious who is this Natascha Alexandrovna Princess Jusopov,A russian artist that claims to be the daughter of Felix i thought he only had one daughter?

Countess Pomorska

Robyn Gygi — 6 Nov 2006 3:15:09 GMT

Does anyone have any information on Countess Ekartarina Pomorska???

Prince Gudonoff/Gudonov/Godonov?

Tibor Vorosmarty — 30 Dec 2005 9:46:55 GMT

Is anyone familiar with this princely family. A great great aunt of mine married a prince Gudonoff who was killed during the Revolution. Her name was Marguerite Thurner (de Toronyi) who was born in Hungary, but moved to Paris, France to become an Opera singer. She first married an older Marquis de Bergerac, but after he passed she came to Russia to visit her sister and met this Prince. They married. After he was killed, the family, including his mother and sister, moved to Paris with her. Any lead would be great!

Direct descendant(s) of Prince Felix Youssoupoff

Richard Nahabedian — 1 Nov 2003 11:47:53 GMT

I wish to contact the decsendant(s) of Prince Felix Youssoupoff and Princess Irina Youssoupoff.

Thnak you.

TENICHEFF

tenicheff — 9 Mar 2003 12:36:40 GMT

Dear TF Boettger,

My name is Ivan Tenicheff and I'm grandson of Paul Tenicheff,born in 1900,Tslymianskaia,Russia and died in 1939,France.
If you need more information about this family,don't hesitate to contact me.
Best regards,

Ivan Tenicheff

Romanov

william — 17 Aug 2006 6:07:33 GMT

This writer has related gentic blood line to some romanov's of the past royal romanov line.

Intersted to communicate with any direct Romanov of said past royal lineage.

I am not a Romanov but have german ancestry related

Contact address principal-intl@shaw.ca

Baron Taube (George, Nicholas, Sofia, Fedor)

Taube — 14 Apr 2004 9:53:58 GMT

Seeking information regarding family that lived in St. Petersburg Russia in early 20th century. Baron George Taube served aboard the royal yacht Standard. Sister Sofia married Howdakovsky and had a son Eugene. Fedor immigrated to Africa then South America.

links to Bariatinsky

Dr Sergei Vladi Tourtsevich — 13 Feb 2005 4:48:19 GMT

I was surprised to see my family name linked to Bariatinsky and many other great families. I will be glad to excahnge information on the subject with my "new relatives"
s.vladi@btinternet.com

genealogie

de swetschin — 20 Oct 2005 3:21:32 GMT

je recherche toute information sur la famille de swetschine .immigre russe en particulier sur dimitrieff
de swetschine nee en 1820.a st petersbourg "artiste"
merci d'avance

searching information on my grand-father Fedor Goncharoff--chief engineer on the Imperial Yacht Standard

Sophia Goncharow Jackson — 7 Dec 2004 7:01:52 GMT

I am trying to seek information on my grand-father's family--from what little I know, he was born in Moscow Russia and came to the United States in 1917??? I have a paper that I found that states that he served as a chief engineer on the Imperial Yacht Standard--I would like to know something/anything about him or his family--my father has so many different stories and does not know much about his father--I would appreciate anyone's help!

Romanov History

artluvr — 8 Sep 2005 5:49:03 GMT

for those in the Toronto area or planning to be there will be an exhibition from the Hermitage focused on Catherine the Great's collection. A highlight will be the Romanov coach.

http://www.iatwm.com/200509/CatherinetheGreat/index.html

de RACHEWILTZ, "German Russian" royals

S. Runyon — 20 Dec 2004 12:06:54 GMT

Seeking information on the de RACHEWILTZ royal line. Prince Boris de R was a well regarded Egyptologist who settled in Tirol in the 1950's. What was he prince of? Where does this line originate from?

relatives? (Petrovo-Solovovo and Stcherbatov/Scherbatov)

anna dodonova — 16 Apr 2003 3:20:36 GMT

My mom (Olga Alexandrovna Petrovo - Solovovo) is looking for her relatives. If you have any information for her, please, send me a message at anna-dodonova@uiowa.edu.

Nadezhda Dmitrievna Wonlar-Larsky

Antonio — 13 Apr 2005 2:00:20 GMT

I´d be interested on any kind of information about this lady´s life in London after the revolution. She was born Nadezhda Dmitrievna Nabokov (Aunt to the famous writer). She´s the author of "The Russia that i loved".

Also, any information about her daughter Sophie Dmitrievna Wonlar-Larsky´s life would be highly appreciated.

Many thanks in advance!

Antonio

Viktor Alexander Obolensky

Craig Viktor Lensky — 6 Apr 2005 9:37:14 GMT

I would be most grateful if anyone could help me find out more information about my father Viktor Obolensky.
He was born in Kronshtadt (Kotlin Island) 2nd June 1920 and was the youngest of 7 children, I'm fairly certain his mother was called Anastasia was either from Chemnitz or this could have been her maiden name. Following his education in St Petersburg he made his way to the North West of England via Poland and Germany arriving as a dis-placed person in 1947. Because of his fear of being returned to Russia, he spent the first 5-10 years in the UK claiming to be Polish but told me about the origins of the family name when I was a child.
Please help if you have any clues about other members of my family.
Regards
Craig

Russian nobility

duck2128 — 12 Mar 2005 5:21:33 GMT

I am trying to begin a search for my ancestors that fled Russia maybe around 1760-1780., but don't know how and where to begin my search. Any advise would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Sherri Jones

bariatanski descendants

corinne — 17 Nov 2004 9:39:45 GMT

my husband's grand father called nicolai chachkine;he escapes from russia to france. he had no news from his parents and his brother and his two sisters. they leaved in saint petersburg and moscou.

Baron Mikhail Aleksandrovitch de Taube

Michael Foster — 24 Aug 2004 8:12:55 GMT

I am seeking to find the surviving kin to Baron Mikhail Aleksandrovitch de Taube 1869-1963.
de Taube was rofessor of International Law at St Petersburg University. He was a member of the Council of the Empire, and the First Legal Adviser for the Russian Foreign Office. he lived in France.

researching ancestry

Nick Rodionoff — 6 Jul 2003 1:20:56 GMT

Looking for further information on the following...They are my great-grandparents

Ilafira Petrovna Plotnikova
B-day - 1850
Died 1933
Chita, Siberia
married
Fortunat Krjechkovsky
Doctor General & Medical Inspector
of Baikal Territory
B-day - 1839 Warsaw, Poland
Died - 1889 in Chita, Siberia

Zhilin

Ksenia Makarova — 11 Mar 2004 1:41:32 GMT

My grandfather is Zhilin Pitirimov whose family where Dukes in Kirov. I don't know much about my ancesters myself, but I know we are related to the Smirnoff family, known from the famous wodka. My great grandfather was shot dead by Stalin. Does anyone know more about the Zhilin Pitirimov family from Kirov. Regards

Tomsk gubernia nobility? (Aulic Councilor)

Gregory Mirsky — 26 Mar 2004 7:42:30 GMT

I am looking for any information about my grandfather Eugene Ivanov (also spelled: Eugeni Ivanovich, Evgenii Ivanovich).

A Imperial Army service record of Eugeni Ivanov dated 29th January 1917 was located. According to this document, he was born on the 23rd August 1893 into a minor noble family of the Aulic Councilor of the Tomsk gubernia in Tomsk, Siberia. Before the Bolshevik revolution all officials in Russia had their own ranks, each one corresponding to a military rank. There were total of 14 ranks, from College Registrator (14th, lower than ensign) to Chancellor (1st rank, equal to general-admiral). Aulic Councilor was a civil rank corresponding to lieutenant-colonel.

As of the early 1917, he was an ensign of the 2nd Grenadier Siberian Regiment that fought on the Western Front. In May 1915 he was wounded and stayed in hospital for some time.

A search of the St Petersburg's State Historical Archive yielded nothing.

Eugeni Ivanov is also in the card-index of the White Guards. Where he served in the Middle Siberian regiment before emigrating to the United States in 1922 via Harbin, China. He supposedly served as the chief officer in charge of communications as a Lt. Colonel under the Czech General (Colonel?) Gaida (Alternate spellings: Gajda, Gaijda). When he arrived in the United States he was given an assumed Surname of 'Mirsky' because Bolsheviek sympathizers and agents routinely tried to (or rumoured to) kill higher echelon White Army officers in the USA.

Any information about the in the Tomsk gubernia officials or about Eugene Ivanov would be greatly appreciated! I am still digging but not getting anywhere fast. Unfortunately my family has had a bad case of genealogical amnesia and apathy.

Thank you in advance!

Information about Count Alexis E. Pulaski, St. Petersburg

Katharine Dokken — 23 Mar 2004 5:04:25 GMT

I'm trying to research the life of Count Alexis E. Pulaski and would appreciate any information anyone can give me about any period of his life in either Russia or the U.S. and any information on his family or origins.

Name: Count Alexis E. Pulaski
Born: February 1895 in St. Petersburg, Russia
Parents/Siblings: Unknown
Military service: Colonel in Russian Imperial Army in WWI

Bred Doberman Pinschers in Russia after the war.

In 1926 emigrated to the U.S. taking some of his breeding stock with him.

Settled in New York City were he lived until his death in 1968.

In 1938 switched from Dobermans to Toy Poodles and became one of the leaders in the Toy Poodle fancy at that time in the U.S. Moved in the highest circles of New York society.

Married a woman named Suzette, no information on her known.

Supposedly left no descendants.

my family

Mila Smirnoff — 9 Jan 2004 10:57:35 GMT

I'm interested in knowing more about the histori of my family-tregoubov/tregouboff(descendant de prince de Baratinski). Best regards, Ludmila Smirnoff( née Tregoubov)

about my name

debbie dubens — 7 Nov 2003 6:54:18 GMT

my name is dubens and would like to know some history of what it means, all name comes under dubensky.

about my name

debbie dubens — 7 Nov 2003 6:54:25 GMT

my name is dubens and would like to know some history of what it means, all name comes under dubensky.

recherche d'ancetre

DARKAN — 5 Jan 2004 5:23:48 GMT

HELLO
I am a french's descandant of the SEMILETOFF 's family of novotcherkassk and I want information of this family thank you for your help

Pavel Borisovich Bakeev

Aleksei Bakeev (Bakeeff) — 27 Nov 2003 8:25:46 GMT

Looking for my cousin. He, Pavel Borisovich, was born in 1921 somewhere in South Russia/Georgia. His father was Boris Alekseevich Bakeev, a volunteer with the White Army. His mother was Maria Aleksandrovna Razumovskaya. During the 1920s/30s, Pavel and his mother most likely livied in Tbilisi, Gerogia. Any information about them, or clues to help find him, will be much appreciated!

BARIATINSKY - UPDATED DESCENDANTS

Elisabeth Arkhipoff — 27 Nov 2003 6:32:07 GMT

Hello
I found your request about Bariatinsky.
I'm one daughter of Oleg Arkhipoff.
I'm also interested in knowing more about the history of my family so I would be happy to help you in your researchs.
Best regards
Elisabeth Arkhipoff

Looking for information on my Grandfather Samuel Kaskey

Tiffany — 5 Nov 2003 1:09:13 GMT

My Grandfather was born of two Russian Parents. He was born in America in Pennslyvannia. His parents came over directly in from Russia and I believe one of them was half Austrian. I have searched Ellis Island records and cannot find any links to them. I do not know his mother's maidien name either. Samuel had a brother who was living in California for a few years during the Eighties. I do not know if that man is alive. I only have an old census from the 1930's somewhere that tells a little about them. If anyone has information, please contact me. Thank you.

Vereschagina Lopatina.

G. Elr — 3 Sep 2003 8:57:10 GMT

Vereschagina-Lopatina Anisya Petrovna, was shot in 1942, is berried in Moscow, at Donskoy crematory.

Vereschagina-Lopatina.

G.Elr — 3 Sep 2003 8:53:48 GMT

Vereschagina-Lopatina Anisya Petrovna, born 1900, village Dedilovo, Tula region. She was not a party member, finished high school, was a housewife. She lived in Moscow region, town Babushkin, Babushkina St.,30.
She was arrested on December 12, 1940 and accused by Moscow Military Tribunal for unty-soviet agitation on March 25,1942. She was executed by shooting on April 21, 1942. She was rehabilitated on February 29, 1960.

Kaminsky's of Chernogov

Catine E. Perkins — 30 Jul 2003 7:35:47 GMT

This was originally Polish nobility...thus when ran "shoud" over
Russia in 1700's...apparently stayed..any info on this area.

Count the Balmaine, Skouratov, Russia

S./Fribourg — 11 Jul 2003 4:12:11 GMT

I am looking for the von Richter or Richter, German extraction, from Zhitomir family genealogy. My great great grand-mother was:
Alexandrine de Richter, nee le 27 aout 1862 a Jitomir, Ukraine, fut la fille du Dr. Robert Andreas Richter, docteur en medecine, proprietaire de biens au gouvernement de Jitomir ou Zhytomir, Ukraine, et de Vera Kalino selon le courrier de Serge Bourgeois du 25 janvier 1939 ou Anna Alexandra Rybalt appartenant a la religion orthodoxe, selon certificat de mariage du 21 mars 1939 delivre a Varsovie.
My archives gives as related russian parents the; Count of Balmaine; Skouratov, Bachilov.
A possible family member could be Sviatoslav Richter 1915-1997 the pianist.
Thank You
S./Fribourg

Krjechkovshi/Plotnikova

Nick Rodionoff — 6 Jul 2003 1:25:52 GMT

LEVACHOV / SMIRNOV

Arnaud NOURY — 19 May 2003 10:11:30 GMT

Hello,
I'm searching for ancestors and family of my ancestors :

Leon Konstantinovitch SMIRNOV (Governor of Ufa in 1895) married to Alexandra Andreevna LEVACHOV (CHEV/SHEV/SHOV), 1 daughter (great-mother of my wife : Vera SMIRNOV).
They're from Count LEVASHOV family (we still have little portraits.) but I cannot make link about this family...
PLEASE HELP ME !!!

Korff/Frok

Claudean Korff — 2 May 2003 12:32:09 GMT

someone emailed me and it was sent to my junk mail, without realizing what it was i deleted it, please resend the email, deano1957@hotmail.com

Frok/Korff

Claudean Korff — 2 May 2003 12:27:18 GMT

in the last few days someone emailed me and it was sent to my junk mail, I deleted it as I always do to my junk mail, as it was going I realized what it was, please resend the email.
thanks

SYRUNOWICZ / SIEMIONOWICZ

azprincess — 1 May 2003 8:12:19 GMT

My gr-gr-grandparents JOSEPH STANALAW CASPERON SYRUNOWICZ and BENIGNA STANISLAWUNA SIEMIONOWICZ were born of noble families in Russia. However they owned a large parcel of land in Lithuania, Kielmy, called "Goniprowo". It is believed the land was a gift from Peter the Great.

If anyone has any information on these families (or ther non-American descendants) in Lithuania, Poland, or Russia, it would be greatly appreciated. Please email me at jen.merkel@cox.net.

Thank you!

Message to Jossyanne

Tamara Maleevsky — 2 Feb 2003 8:23:03 GMT

Hi, Jossyanne !
I know of one person with the name Tcherepanoff, and that's NINA TCHEREPANOFF. This lady (in her 70 or 80's) lives in Brisbane, Australia. Would you like to contact her ? I can ask her permissin to send you her address and a tel.N'.
Regards, Tamara.

Maslov

maslov — 19 Apr 2003 7:10:19 GMT

I am interested in the genealogy of Maslov noble familes. If you have any information or descend from such a family please contact me.

dm01@attbi.com
http://home.attbi.com/~dm01/

Need help with my husbands Russian line

JSybalsky — 1 Apr 2003 1:17:23 GMT

My husbands grandparents Pavel Moiseev Tsibulsky and Theodosia Dimitrieva Pshikh Both are of Russian orthodox origin. We believe these are their Brother-in-law Nikolai Kovalevich and sister-in-law Ekaterina Marshalk

The names of patronimic of witness/godparents to at least one of their sons:
Pavel Mikhailovich Klinevich-the Austrian ambassador from Galitsia and Anna Ivanova Tamalevskaya
Village: Krivitcha
county/region: Minskaya Gubernia

Does anyone have information on any of these people?

Thanks
jms

genealogy

henriette morrien — 17 Mar 2003 1:03:15 GMT

I am anxious to know more about
STROGANOFF
DE LÜDINGHAUSEN (WULF)
and eventually MORIAN
in Russia

hette ic morriën
holland

tcherepanoff family

massa josyanne — 2 Feb 2003 4:26:19 GMT

I have a few tcherepanoff in my family, left russia in 1920 :
vassily and his wife julia korelsky their daughters alexandra , and taissia married to ivan giltsoff in archangel, russia .... my husband bayan giltsoff
http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=massa
yours
josyanne

Von Ungern-Sternberg family

Beth Robertson — 22 Sep 2002 5:14:02 GMT

I am researching the history of Frenchs Forest cemetery [Sydney, Australia] where there is a Baroness Renata Josephine von Ungern-Sternberg [nee] buried. She was born in 1909 and died here in 2000. I would like to know her ancestry- especially if she was related to the notorious Baron Von Ungern-Sternberg who was shot in Russia in 1921.

Please reply to my personal email. Any references would be appreciated.

Beth