Looking For A Marriage Record

Hi everyone,
I'm looking for the marriage record (or any information) concerning Grigoriy Mikhailovitch Netchaiev and Maria Danilovna Sinyavsky. It would have taken place between 1879 and 1895.
Maria was born June 26, 1857 in Mogieleff which I suppose to be Mogilev in Belarus.
As for Grigoriy, I only know that he was a retired Russian lieutenant when his son Mikhail was born on August 31, 1895 in Kaunas, Lithuania. Apparently when his son was born, he would be between 52 and 57 years old so he would potentially have been born between 1836 and 1842 and died between 1895 and 1924. Mikhail got married in 1924 in Belgium and his father had already died.
Mikhail, his mother Maria and possibly his father before his death lived in Radzymin in Poland near Warsaw.
I add the birth record of Mikhail and passport of Maria.

So it could be that Grigoriy and Maria married in Kaunas. The archives have been posted on the Familysearch website at the following addresses:
1875-1895: https://www.familysearch.org/s...%20Library
The problem is that I can't read Russian.
edit : no marriage record was found

Edit : at this link http://www.surnameindex.info/mil/169pp.html there is Grigoriy as shtabs-kapitan in 1877-1878 and at the page 836 : https://www.familysearch.org/a...at=1749638
Unfortunately, there is no information about age and family. This mean he's not married in 1877-78 and reduces the search period but does not necessarily induce a marriage in Lithuania.
since Trakai is a town that has been mentioned for potential research to be done. I provide the link to the archives of this city: https://www.familysearch.org/s...%20Library
This is the only link where we might find something more about Grigoriy and Maria. Maybe a death or a marriage record

Thanks for any help !

siadeblanc написал:

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Hello!
For 1875-1895 no marriage record was found in the parish of the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral.
Probably the marriage was in another parish.

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Thank you very much for your answer ! So if I understand correctly, they didn't get married in Kaunas?
This greatly complicates my research but at least allows me to exclude a city

FuranNietchaieff написал:

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siadeblanc написал:

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Hello!
For 1875-1895 no marriage record was found in the parish of the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral.
Probably the marriage was in another parish.

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Thank you very much for your answer ! So if I understand correctly, they didn't get married in Kaunas?
This greatly complicates my research but at least allows me to exclude a city.

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In Kaunas were several parishes, we just excluded one of them - Alexander Nevsky Cathedral

siadeblanc написал:

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Vivika написал:

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Good afternoon.

By any chance, do you have any parish details of the attached birth record?

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It`s Edinoverie St. Andrew's Church (Единоверческая Андреевская церковь)

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Thank you. For some reason I haven't found Mikhail's birth record...

siadeblanc написал:

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Vivika написал:

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Good afternoon.

By any chance, do you have any parish details of the attached birth record?

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It`s Edinoverie St. Andrew's Church (Единоверческая Андреевская церковь), I looked at the 1890-1895 in this parish marriage record was not found, perhaps they were passing through Kaunas (lived temporarily) and the marriage was concluded in another locality.

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It is possible that when Grigoriy retired, both of them came to Kaunas to start a family, but in reality, they were actually married in Russia. I'm not sure if it would be possible to consider searching in Moscow or St. Petersburg later on. I know that the Nietchaev's considered themselves as Russian and nothing else. They seemed pretty firm on that. Especially that Mikhail, when he landed in Belgium, he tryed to make a film about the story of the last Tsar Nicolas II. It's a detail but this confirm the possibility of a marriage in Russia rather than in Lithuania even though it was part of the Russian Empire at that time.