Looking For A Marriage Record

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.

Found this information - Grigoriy Mikhailovitch Netchaiev Stabskapitän in 1877-1878 in the Novo-Troksky 169th Infantry Regiment. The dislocation was in Vilna. http://www.surnameindex.info/mil/169pp.html