During the period of studying the land holdings of the Kozlovsky princes in the Kostroma province, it was possible to identify the names of landowners, neighbors of the Kozlovsky princes and their relatives. Naturally, this list does not pretend to be a complete index of the names of all landowners in the indicated counties. Study of archival sources on the possessions of the book. The Kozlovskys in the Kostroma province covered the border territory between the Nerekhta and Kineshma districts, which ran along the Volga from the mountains. Plyos to the mountains. Kineshma. In this place, the left bank of the Volga was located on the territory of the Kineshma district, and the right bank belonged to the Nerekhta district. The right tributary of the Volga, the Sunzha River, also separated these counties. Nerekhtsky stretched along its left bank, and Kineshmasky along its right bank.
Getting to know archival documents in this area made it possible to identify many unknown names of landowners.
The sources studied included scribal, census and refusal books; affairs of old and young; revision tales, cases of general and special land surveys.
AVDULIN SERGEY MATVEEVICH
AVDULIN STEPAN ALEXEEVICH - Solicitor of a satisfying palace
ALEXEYEV ALEXEY FEDOROVICH - collegiate advisor
ARGAMAKOV MATVEY SEMENOVICH
ARTEMIEV IVAN SERGEEVICH - clerk
AFANASIEV PROKHOR - from free farmers of the village. Skomoroshki of Kineshma district.
BAKUNIN ALEXANDER PAVLOVICH - actual state councilor
BALAKIREVA PRASKOVYA VASILIEVNA - married to Grigory Afanasyevich Yartsov
BARYATINSKY FEDOR IVANOVICH - prince, steward His wife, princess Ustinya Petrovna Baryatinskaya
BASKAKOVA NATALIA ABRAMOVNA
BASKIN IVAN
BESTUZHEV NIKITA EVDOKIMOVICH - ensign. His wife is born. Fedchishcheva Mavra Mikhailovna
BIBIKOVA NASTASYA SEMENOVNA - general's nee Princess Kozlovskaya
BIBIKOV ALEXANDER ALEKSANDROVICH - Privy Councilor
BIBIKOV ALEXANDER ILYICH - General-in-Chief, Senator
BIBIKOV VASILY ALEXANDROVICH - major general
BIZYAEV IVAN IVANOVICH - lieutenant
BLINOV DMITRY NIKOLAEVICH, student
BLUDOV SEMEN YURIEVICH - soldier of the Preobrazhensky regiment. His wife Marya Danilovna Bludova
BOLOTOVA MARIA FEDOROVNA - collegiate assessor
BUDBERG SOFIA IVANOVNA - Baroness, born Countess Ribeaupierre
VADBOLSKY IVAN MATVEEVICH - prince
VOLKOV DANILA FEDOROVYCH
VOLYNSKAYA NATALIA NIKOLAEVNA - lieutenant
VOLYNSKY VASILY IVANOVYCH - navy captain
VOROBYEVA AGRAFENA SEMENOVNA
VOROBIEV SEMEN SEMENovich
VOSKRESENSKAYA ANNA ABRAMOVNA - landowner
VYAZEMSKY STEPAN DMITRIEVICH - prince, retired dragoon
VYAZEMSKY FEDOR MIKHAILOVICH - prince
GLEBOV Afanasy Sidorovich
GLEBOV DMITRY SIDOROVICH
GLEBOV IVAN GRIGORIEVICH - retired nobleman
GLEBOV PETER SIDOROVICH
GLEBOV YAKOV SIDOROVICH
GOLITSYN VASILY PETROVICH - prince
GOLOVIN IVAN DMITRIEVICH - his wife Praskovya Yakovlevna Golovina
GRAMOTIN ALEXEY FEDOROVYCH - artillery lieutenant
GURYEV LYUBIM SELIVERSTOVICH - collegiate assessor
DOLGORUKY FEDOR FEDOROVYCH - prince
DOLGORUKOVA KATERINA SERGEEVNA - princess
DOLGORUKOVA MARIA ALEXANDROVNA
DOLGORUKOV VASILY LUKICH - prince, steward
DOLMATOV-KARPOV LEV IVANOVICH - okolnichy
DOLMATOV-KARPOV FEDOR BORISOVICH - steward
DROZD-BONICHEVSKAYA EKATERINA DMITRIEVNA - captain's lady
Zhdanov IVAN STEPANOVICH
ZAKHAROV IVAN IVANOVICH
ZAKHAROV PETER IVANOVICH
ZAKHARYIN IVAN LAVRENTIEVICH - Captain of the Vologda Dragoon Regiment
ZAKHARYIN KONON
ZOLOTUKHINA VASILISA SEMENOVNA
ZOLOTUKHIN IVAN AFANASIEVICH - collegiate advisor
ZOLOTUKHIN STEPAN IVANOVICH
ZYKOVA NASTASYA GAVRILOVNA
IGNATIEVA USTINYA LAVRENTIEVNA
ILINA TATYANA IVANOVNA - lieutenant
ISAKOV IVAN FEDOROVICH - prime major
HEELS LUKA BOGDANOVICH - solicitor
KAZAKOVA NASTASYA NIKIFOROVNA
KAZAKOV PETER
KALININ Evdokim Fedorovich - retired corporal
KANTAKUZEN ALEXANDRA IVANOVNA - princess, born Countess Ribeaupierre
KASHINTSOVA CLEOPATRA IVANOVNA - major's wife
KVASHNIN-SAMARIN PETER ANDREEVICH - steward
KLYUSHNIKOV VASILY IVANOVICH - Kineshma merchant
KOZLOVSKAYA MAVRA - princess
KOZLOVSKAYA MARFA DMITRIEVNA - princess, born Potemkin
KOZLOVSKAYA PELAGEYA ISAEVNA - princess
KOZLOVSKAYA PELAGEA MINICHNA - princess, born Kologrivova
KOZLOVSKAYA PRASKOVYA TROFIMOVNA - princess
KOZLOVSKY ANDREY AFANASIEVICH - prince, steward
KOZLOVSKY ANDREY STEPANOVICH - prince
KOZLOVSKY ALEXANDER DMITRIEVICH - prince, city secretary
KOZLOVSKY AFANASY GRIGORIEVICH - prince, voivode
KOZLOVSKY BORIS ANDREEVICH - prince, steward
KOZLOVSKY BORIS PETROVICH - prince, lieutenant
KOZLOVSKY VASILY DMITRIEVICH - prince
KOZLOVSKY VLADIMIR IVANOVICH - prince, collegiate registrar
KOZLOVSKY GRIGORY AFANASIEVICH - prince, boyar
KOZLOVSKY GRIGORY VASILIEVICH - prince, voivode
KOZLOVSKY DMITRY ALEXANDROVICH - prince
KOZLOVSKY DMITRY NIKOLAEVICH - prince, provincial leader of the Kostroma nobility
KOZLOVSKY IVAN BORISOVICH - prince, voivode
KOZLOVSKY IVAN DMITRIEVICH - prince, titular councilor
KOZLOVSKY MARK ANDREEVICH - prince, steward
KOZLOVSKY MIKHAIL GRIGORIEVICH - prince, voivode
KOZLOVSKY NIKITA IVANOVICH - prince,
KOZLOVSKY NIKOLAY IVANOVICH - prince, second major
KOZLOVSKY PAVEL DMITRIEVICH - Prince, inspector of the Moscow Land Survey Institute
KOZLOVSKY SEMYON BORISOVICH - prince, second major
KOZLOVSKY SERGEY PETROVICH - prince, second major
KOZLOVSKY STEPAN GRIGORIEVICH - prince
KOZLOVSKY FEDOR MATVEEVICH - prince, steward.
KONOVALOVA ALLA PETROVNA
KONOVALOVA EVDOKIA VASILIEVNA
KONOVALOV ALEXANDER IVANOVICH - textile industrialist
KONOVALOV ALEXANDER PETROVICH - textile industrialist
KONOVALOV IVAN ALEXANDROVICH - textile industrialist
KONOVALOV NIKOLAY PETROVICH
KONOVALOV PETER PETROVICH
KOPTEV VASILY ALEXEEVICH - mayor of the mountains Nerekhta
KORCHMIN VASILY DMITRIEVICH - major general
KROTOV STEFAN IVANOVICH - Kineshma merchant
LAGS PLATO KARLOVICH - background, titular advisor
LVOV IVAN IVANOVICH - prince, colonel
MARTYNOVA AVDOTYA FEDOROVNA - collegiate sometnitsa
MORAVEK LYUDMILA DMITRIEVNA - court councilor, born Princess Kozlovskaya
MUSIN-PUSHKIN MIKHAIL AFANASIEVICH
MYATLEVA PRASKOVYA YAKOVLEVNA - admiral
MYACHOKOV NIKOLAY GRIGORIEVICH - lieutenant colonel
NAUMOVA FETIMYA MIKHAILOVNA - nee Zolotukhin
NAUMOV LEV LAVRENTIEVICH
NELIDOVA LYUBOV DMITRIEVNA - nee Princess Kozlovskaya
OVSOVA ELIZAVETA DMITRIEVNA - lieutenant
ORTYUKOV BORIS
ORTYUKOV GRIGORY BORISOVICH
ORTYUKOV NIKITA
PANOVA AVDOTYA ALEKSEEVNA
PANOVA AVDOTYA FEDOROVNA
PANOVA EFROSINYA FYODOROVNA
PANOV IVAN FEDOROVICH - Maly Yaroslavets retired nobleman
PANOV FEDOR VIKULICH
PAPOCHKIN ALEXEY VASILIEVICH - village peasant Zabolotye Kineshma district
PASYNKOV VASILY IVANOVICH - Guard Reitar
PASYNKOV IVAN
PASYNKOV TIMOFEY
POLIVANOV IVAN MATVEEVICH
POLIVANOV ILYA MATVEEVICH
POLIVANOV MIKHAIL IVANOVICH - corporal
POLIVANOV MIKHAIL ILYICH - collegiate registrar
POLIVANOV MIKHAIL KONSTANTINOVICH - lieutenant
POTEMKINA MARFA DMITRIEVNA
POTEMKIN DMITRY FEDOROVYCH - steward, Vologda voivode
PRIIMKOV-ROSTOVSKY VASILY SAVVICH - prince
PRIIMKOV-ROSTOVSKY IVAN IVANOVICH - prince
PRONSKY IVAN PETROVICH - prince, boyar
PROTOPOPOVA ANNA ALEKSEEVNA
PROTOPOPOVA PRASKOVYA DANILOVNA
PROTOPOPOVA PRASKOVYA DEMENTEVNA
PROTOPOPOVA PRASKOVYA DENISOVNA - second lieutenant
PROTOPOPOV VASILY IVANOVICH - lieutenant
PROTOPOPOV SERGEY IVANOVICH - Colonel
PUSHKIN LEV SILYCH
RATKOVA ANNA STEPANOVNA
RATKOV STEPAN MARKOVICH
RZHEVSKY MIKHAIL ALEXEEVICH - steward
RIBOPIERRE OLGA IVANOVNA - countess
RIBOPIERRE SOFIA VASILIEVNA - countess
RIBEAUPIERRE ALEXANDER IVANOVYCH - Count, Actual Privy Councilor
RIBOPIERRE GEORGY IVANOVICH - graph
RIBOPIERRE IVAN ALEXANDROVICH - graph
RYUMINA VARVARA ALEXANDROVNA
RYUMIN ALEXANDER ALEKSANDROVICH
SEVASTYANOVA ANNA EFIMOVNA
SEVASTYANOVA ELENA
SEVASTYANOV LEONTY FEDOSEEVICH - retired corporal
SKVORTSOVA ALEXANDRA PETROVNA
SKVORTSOVA ANNA ALEXANDROVNA - titular councilor
SKVORTSOVA VARVARA PETROVNA
SKVORTSOV ALEXANDER PETROVICH - captain
SKVORTSOV PETER ANDREEVICH - titular advisor
SKVORTSOV PETER VASILIEVICH - seconds major
SKVORTSOV PETER VLADIMIROVICH - seconds major
SOBOLEV KRISTINA IVANOVNA
SOBOLEV ALEXEY GRIGORIEVICH
STEPANOVA MATRONA ALEXANDROVNA - guard lieutenant
STRESHNEV TIKHON NIKITICH - boyar
STROEV IVAN
SUKHONIN VLADIMIR ALEXEEVICH - landowner
SYROMYATOV IVAN TIKHONOVICH
SYROMYATOV ILYA TIKHONOVICH
SYROMYATOV SEMEN TIKHONOVICH
TATISHCHEV SERGEY PAVLOVICH
TITOVA TATYANA ALEKSEEVNA - seconds-major
TIKHMENEVA DARIA ALEXANDROVNA
TIKHMENEVA ELIZAVETA ALEKSANDROVNA
TIKHMENEV IVAN GRIGORIEVICH
TIKHMENEV IVAN NIKITICH
TIKHMENEV STEPAN GRIGORIEVICH
TOKMACHEVA ANNA ALEKSEEVNA - major's wife
TOLMACHEVA ANNA ALEXANDROVNA
UGLECHANINOVA SERAFIMA ILYINICHNA - commerce advisor
UGLECHANINOV KUZMA IVANOVICH
UGLECHANINOV PETER - Kostroma merchant
ULANOV ALEXEY KIPRIYANOVICH
ULANOV IVAN
ULANOV DMITRY IVANOVICH
USHAKOV ALEXEY BOLSHOY GERASIMOVITCH
USHAKOV ALEXEY MENSHY GERASIMOVITCH
USHAKOV BAZHEN IVANOVICH
USHAKOV IVAN GERASIMOVYCH
FEDCHISHCHEV IVAN OSIPOVYCH - retired soldier of the Semenovsky regiment
FEDCHISCHEV MELENTY MIKHAILOVICH
FEDCHICHEV MIKHAIL OSIPOVYCH
FEDCHICHEV OSIP MELENTIEVICH
KHOLENEV ALEXEY STEPANOVICH - captain
CHASTUKHIN GENNADY VASILIEVICH - Plessky merchant of the 2nd guild, honorary citizen
CHASTUKHIN NIKOLAY GENNADIEVICH - Plyos merchant
CHERKASOV DMITRY PAVLOVICH - second lieutenant
CHERKASSKY DANILA GRIGORYEVICH - prince
CHICHAGOVA AVDOTYA NIKIFOROVNA
CHICHAGOVA AGRAFENA DMITRIEVNA
CHICHAGOVA PRASKOVIA FYODOROVNA
CHICHAGOV ALEXANDER NIKONOVICH - engineering school student
CHICHAGOV ALEXANDER STEPANOVICH
CHICHAGOV ALEXEY SEMENOVICH
CHICHAGOV ANDREY FEDOROVYCH
CHICHAGOV EMELYAN AFANASIEVICH
CHICHAGOV EVSTAFIY ANDREEVICH - Soldier of the Preobrazhensky Regiment
CHICHAGOV IVAN ALEXEEVICH
CHICHAGOV IVAN IVANOVICH - garrison dragoon
CHICHAGOV ILYA FEDOROVYCH
CHICHAGOV MIRON FEDOROVICH - retired watchmaster
CHICHAGOV MIKHAIL IVANOVICH
CHICHAGOV NIKIFOR FYODOROVICH - retired dragoon
CHICHAGOV NIKOLAI ALEKSEEVICH
CHICHAGOV NIKOLAY PETROVICH
CHICHAGOV NIKON NIKOLAEVICH
CHICHAGOV SEMEN SEMENovich
CHICHAGOV SEMEN FEDOROVICH
CHICHAGOV STEPAN ALEXEEVICH
CHICHAGOV FEDOR AFANASIEVICH
CHICHAGOV FEDOR IVANOVICH
CHICHAGOV YAKOV
CHUPRAKOVA FEDOSIA IVANOVNA
SHAKHMATOV VASILY GAVRILOVICH - nobleman
SHAKHMATOV GAVRIL SEMENOVICH
SHAHMATOV SEMYON FEDOROVICH
SHEIN ALEXEY SEMENOVICH - generalissimo
SHESTUNOV ANDREY IVANOVICH - prince
SHIDLOVSKAYA MARIA VASILIEVNA - second lieutenant
SHUVALOV SERGEY FEDOROVICH - captain
SHURLOVA MARIA LAVRENTEVNA - landowner
SHURLOV ANDREY ANDREEVICH - Ensign of the Kabardian Infantry Regiment
SHURLOV VASILY ANDREEVICH
SHURLOV PETER VASILIEVICH
SHCHERBATOVA NASTASYA SERGEEVNA - princess
SHCHERBACHEV IVAN
SHCHERBACHEV NAZARIY
SHCHERBACHEV NIKITA
SHCHERBACHEV BORIS FEDOROVICH - State Councillor
SHCHERBACHEV SEMYON NIKITICH - lieutenant
SHCHETNEVA MARFA DOROFEEVNA
SHCHETNEV BORIS KIRILLOVICH
SHULEPNIKOVA VARVARA ALEKSEEVNA - college counselor
SHULEPNIKOV SERGEY ALEKSANDROVICH - guard colonel
YAZYKOVA MARIA IVANOVNA - major's wife
YAMANOVA AGRAFEN DMITRIEVNA
YAMANOVA MARIA
YAMANOVA PRASKOVYA DOROFEEVNA
YAMANOV AKIM DMITRIEVICH
YAMANOV ALEXEY FILIPPOVICH
YAMANOV DOROFEI LAVRENTIEVICH
YAMANOV EFIM IVANOVICH - soldier
YAMANOV EFIM LAVRENTIEVICH
YAMANOV IVAN AFANASIEVICH
YAMANOV IVAN LAVRENTIEVICH
YAMANOV LAVRENTY BAZHENOVICH
YAMANOV MAXIM DMITRIEVICH - retired grenadier
YAMANOV NAUM LAVRENTIEVICH
YAMANOV NIKITA ULANOVICH
YAMANOV NIKIFOR NIKITICH
YAMANOV PETER STEPANOVICH
YAMANOV STEPAN LAVRENTIEVICH
YAMANOV FEDOR IVANOVICH - dragoon
YAMANOV FEDOR NIKITICH
YARTSOVA AVDOTYA VASILIEVNA
YARTSOVA DARIA GRIGORIEVNA
YARTSOVA MAVRA FEDOROVNA
YARTSOVA MARIA SEMENOVNA
YARTSOVA TATIANA GRIGORIEVNA
YARTSOVA ULYANA IVANOVNA
YARTSOV AKIM GRIGORIEVICH
YARTSOV ANDREY AKIMOVYCH - retired nobleman
YARTSOV ANDREY MIKHAILOVICH
YARTSOV ANTON IVANOVICH - soldier of the naval soldiers' first regiment and soldiers of the Vyatka infantry regiment
YARTSOV GAVRIIL VASILIEVICH - Second Lieutenant of the Yaroslavl Infantry Regiment
YARTSOV GAVRILA TERENTIEVICH - reitar
YARTSOV GRIGORY FEDOROVYCH
YARTSOV DMITRY ANDREEVICH
YARTSOV Zakhary Mikhailovich - dragoon
YARTSOV IVAN AFANASIEVICH
YARTSOV IVAN GAVRILOVICH - soldier of the Trinity Infantry Regiment
YARTSOV IVAN IVANOVICH
YARTSOV ILYA ANDREEVICH - lieutenant
YARTSOV IVAN DANILOVICH
YARTSOV IVAN IVANOVICH
YARTSOV IVAN KIRILLOVICH
YARTSOV KIRILL TRETYAKOVITCH
YARTSOV LAVRENTY ZAKHAROVICH
YARTSOV LAVRENTY YAKOVLEVICH
YARTSOV MIKHAIL AKIMOVITCH
YARTSOV MIKHAIL TRETYAKOVITCH
YARTSOV NIKITA MIKHAILOVICH
YARTSOV NIKIFOR MIKHAILOVICH - dragoon
YARTSOV PETER
YARTSOV SIDOR IVANOVICH - retired dragoon
YARTSOV TERENTY IVANOVICH
YARTSOV ULYAN ANDREEVICH
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Nerekhta district- an administrative-territorial unit within the Kostroma governorate and the Kostroma province, which existed in -1929. The county town is Nerekhta.
Geography
The district was located in the southwest of the Kostroma province. It bordered with the Vladimir and Yaroslavl provinces. The area of the county was 3,464.2 versts² (3,942 km²) in 1897, 1,612 km² in 1926.
Story
Nerekhta district As part of the Kostroma governorate, it was formed in 1778 during the administrative reform of Catherine II.
Administrative division
In 1926, there were 6 volosts in the county:
- Armenskaya,
- Mitinskaya,
- Sarajevo,
- Sidorovskaya,
- Teterinskaya,
- Fedorovskaya (center - Nerekhta).
Population
According to the 1897 census, 149,859 people lived in the county. Including Russians - 99.9%. 3,092 people lived in the district town of Nerekhta, and 2,164 people lived in the provincial town of Plyos.
According to the results of the All-Union Population Census of 1926, the population of the county was 79,346 people, of which 7,388 were urban (the city of Nerekhta).
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Notes
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- // Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron: in 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - St. Petersburg. , 1890-1907.
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An excerpt characterizing the Nerekhta district
On the 22nd, at noon, Pierre was walking uphill along a dirty, slippery road, looking at his feet and at the unevenness of the path. From time to time he glanced at the familiar crowd surrounding him, and again at his feet. Both were equally his own and familiar to him. The lilac, bow-legged Gray ran merrily along the side of the road, occasionally, as proof of his agility and contentment, tucking his hind paw and jumping on three and then again on all four, rushing and barking at the crows that were sitting on the carrion. Gray was more fun and smoother than in Moscow. On all sides lay the meat of various animals - from human to horse, in varying degrees of decomposition; and the wolves were kept away by the walking people, so Gray could eat as much as he wanted.It had been raining since the morning, and it seemed that it would pass and clear the sky, but after a short stop the rain began to fall even more heavily. The rain-saturated road no longer absorbed water, and streams flowed along the ruts.
Pierre walked, looking around, counting steps in threes, and counting on his fingers. Turning to the rain, he internally said: come on, come on, give it more, give it more.
It seemed to him that he was not thinking about anything; but far and deep somewhere his soul thought something important and comforting. This was something of a subtle spiritual extract from his conversation with Karataev yesterday.
Yesterday, at a night halt, chilled by the extinguished fire, Pierre stood up and moved to the nearest, better-burning fire. By the fire, to which he approached, Plato was sitting, covering his head with an overcoat like a chasuble, and telling the soldiers in his argumentative, pleasant, but weak, painful voice a story familiar to Pierre. It was already past midnight. This was the time at which Karataev usually recovered from a feverish attack and was especially animated. Approaching the fire and hearing Plato’s weak, painful voice and seeing his pitiful face brightly illuminated by the fire, something unpleasantly pricked Pierre’s heart. He was frightened by his pity for this man and wanted to leave, but there was no other fire, and Pierre, trying not to look at Plato, sat down near the fire.
- How's your health? - he asked.
- How's your health? “God will not allow you to die because of your illness,” said Karataev and immediately returned to the story he had begun.
“...And so, my brother,” Plato continued with a smile on his thin, pale face and with a special, joyful sparkle in his eyes, “here, my brother...”
Pierre knew this story for a long time, Karataev told this story to him alone six times, and always with a special, joyful feeling. But no matter how well Pierre knew this story, he now listened to it as if it were something new, and that quiet delight that Karataev apparently felt while telling it was also communicated to Pierre. This story was about an old merchant who lived decently and God-fearingly with his family and who one day went with a friend, a rich merchant, to Makar.
Stopping at an inn, both merchants fell asleep, and the next day the merchant's comrade was found stabbed to death and robbed. A bloody knife was found under the old merchant's pillow. The merchant was tried, punished with a whip and, having pulled out his nostrils - in the proper order, said Karataev - he was sent to hard labor.
“And so, my brother” (Pierre caught Karataev’s story at this point), this case has been going on for ten years or more. An old man lives in hard labor. As it should, he submits, he does no harm. Only the god of death asks. - Fine. And if they get together at night, the convicts are just like you and me, and the old man is with them. And the conversation turned to who suffers for what, what God is to blame for. They began to say that he ruined the soul, that two, that set it on fire, that fugitive, so for nothing. They began to ask the old man: why, they say, grandfather, are you suffering? I, my dear brothers, he says, suffer for my own and for people’s sins. But I didn’t destroy any souls, I didn’t take anyone else’s property, other than giving away to the poor brethren. I, my dear brothers, am a merchant; and had great wealth. So and so, he says. And he told them how the whole thing happened, in order. “I don’t worry about myself,” he says. It means God found me. One thing, he says, I feel sorry for my old woman and children. And so the old man began to cry. If that same person happened to be in their company, it means that he killed the merchant. Where did grandpa say he was? When, in what month? I asked everything. His heart ached. Approaches the old man in this manner - a clap on the feet. For me, he says, old man, you are disappearing. The truth is true; innocently in vain, he says, guys, this man is suffering. “I did the same thing,” he says, “and put a knife under your sleepy head.” Forgive me, he says, grandfather, for Christ’s sake.
Plan:
- Introduction
- 1 Geography
- 2 History
- 3 Administrative division
- 4 Population Notes
Introduction
Nerekhta district- an administrative-territorial unit within the Kostroma governorate and the Kostroma province, which existed in 1778-1929. The county town is Nerekhta.
1. Geography
The district was located in the southwest of the Kostroma province. It bordered with the Vladimir and Yaroslavl provinces. The area of the county was 3,464.2 versts (3,942 km²) in 1897, 1,612 km² in 1926.
2. History
Nerekhta district As part of the Kostroma governorship, it was formed in 1778 during the administrative reform of Catherine II.
In 1796, the Kostroma governorate was transformed into the Kostroma province, consisting of Nerekhta district included the territory of the abolished Plyos district.
In 1918 from Nerekhta district Seredskaya district was allocated to the Ivanovo-Voznesensk province.
On January 14, 1929, the Kostroma province and all its districts were abolished, most of them Nerekhta district became part of the Nerekhta district of the Kostroma district of the Ivanovo Industrial Region.
3. Administrative division
In 1913, the district had 1 provincial town of Plyos and 37 volosts:
- Armenskaya,
- Bereznikovskaya,
- Blaznovskaya,
- Borisoglebskaya,
- Gorkinskaya,
- Gorkovskaya (center - Gorki-Pavlovy village),
- Dmitrievskaya,
- Zolotilovskaya (center - Bolshaya Zolotilova village),
- Ignatovskaya,
- Ilyinsko-Vvedenskaya,
- Kovalevskaya,
- Krasinskaya,
- Kuznetsovskaya,
- Kuligo-Maryinskaya (center - Maryinskoye village),
- Kunestskaya,
- Maluevskaya,
- Maryinsko-Alexandrovskaya,
- Mitinskaya,
- Nikitskaya,
- Nikolskaya,
- Novinskaya,
- Noginskaya,
- Odelevskaya,
- Ostretsovskaya,
- Pistsovskaya,
- Rozhdestvenskaya,
- Sarajevo,
- Svetochegorskaya,
- Seredskaya (center - Upino-Sereda village),
- Sidorovskaya,
- Sorokhtskaya,
- Spasskaya (center - Vladychino village),
- Teterinskaya,
- Fedorovskaya,
- Shirokovskaya,
- Shiryaikhskaya,
- Yakovlevskaya.
In 1926, there were 6 volosts in the county:
- Armenskaya,
- Mitinskaya,
- Sarajevo,
- Sidorovskaya,
- Teterinskaya,
- Fedorovskaya (center - Nerekhta).
4. Population
According to the 1897 census, 149,859 people lived in the county. Including Russians - 99.9%. 3,092 people lived in the district town of Nerekhta, and 2,164 people lived in the provincial town of Plyos.
According to the results of the All-Union Population Census of 1926, the population of the county was 79,346 people, of which 7,388 were urban (the city of Nerekhta).
Notes
- 1 2 3 First general census Russian Empire 1897 - demoscope.ru/weekly/ssp/rus_gub_97.php?reg=18.
- 1 2 All-Union Population Census of 1926 - demoscope.ru/weekly/ssp/rus_26.php?reg=124.
- D.F. Belorukov City of Nerekhta. // Villages, towns and cities of the Kostroma region: materials for history. - kostromka.ru/belorukov/derevni/nerehta/239.php. - Kostroma: 2000. - 536 p. - ISBN 5-89362-016-X
- Volost, stanitsa, village, commune boards and departments, as well as police stations throughout Russia with the designation of their location - www.prlib.ru/Lib/pages/item.aspx?itemid=391. - Kiev: Publishing House of L. M. Fish, 1913.
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