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part 2
I believe the most interesting part is this one with the part 1
is there any kind of a marriage, birth or death certificate/information ?[/q]
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Full service record of Captain Nechaev, who was in the army infantry. Compiled October 17, 1879
1. Rank, first name, patronymic and last name - captain Grigory Mikhailov Nechaev
2. Service position - is in the army infantry.
3. Orders and insignia - Has a silver medal for the conquest of Chechnya and Dagestan in 1857, 1858 and 1859 and a bronze medal in memory of the war of 1853 and 1856, for the suppression of the Polish rebellion in 1863 and 1869, and a cross for service in the Caucasus.
4. Date of birth - 24.12.1832 (also there is a pencil mark on the margin: "in 1850 21 years old")
5. What rank does he come from and what province is he born in - The son of a pereborschik (probably a typo and meant teredorshchik - a printing specialization) at the printing house of the Imperial Moscow University
6. What religion - Orthodox
7. Where he was brought up (studied) - in the 3rd Moscow Gymnasium
8. Allowance received in service: salary - 339 rub/per year, mess allowance (table-money) - 300 rub/per year, lodging allowance - 150 rub/per year. Total - 789 rub/per year
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11. single or married, to whom; whether he has children, year, month and date of birth of children; What religion are they and the wife - married to the daughter of the nobleman Vikenty Voinits (Voynich), the maiden Alexandra Vikentieva Voinits (Voinich, Voynich), of the Orthodox religion. According to the statement of the governing Synod,
as can be seen from the certificate of the Vilna Lithuanian Spiritual Consistory dated April 8, 1877. for No. 2511, the marriage with his wife Alexandra Vikentyeva, née Voinich (Voynich), was dissolved.He entered into a legal marriage with the daughter of the merchant Sinyavsky of the city of Chausy, the maiden Maria Danilova Sinyavskaya, announced in the battalion order on June 1, 1877, No. 152. 