Request for information

TatianaLGNN íàïèñàë:

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Maybe Michael Belov was the son of your grandfather?

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Yes it was!

He had 6 children:

Ivan, my grandfather was married with Anna Kusnetzova.
My grandmother Anna Kusnetzova in 1920 left Vladiwostock with my dad Nikolaj (9 years old) and with an Austro-Hungarian prisoner who had married after her husband Ivan (Cossack) died in Warsaw.
Piotr, who has children in Omsk.
Anastasia, who married in Tobolsk.
Isaika, a prisoner at Vienna.
Michael, went to war.
Salonka, married to Nikolajusk.

Hello everyone!
My name is Mirko Bielov, I write from Italy and are looking for any news about my great-grandfather Ivan Ivanovic Bielov and his wife Fiedoscia, who they lived in Bogdanovka (near Kormilovka), oblast Omsk, expropriated by the Bolsheviks in year 1919. They and their children have disappeared over the following years. The address in the Russian language was this: Îìñê, Ñòàíöèÿ Êîðìèëîâêà, Òîáîëüñêîé ãóáåðíèè, Ceëo Áîãäàíîâêà
Can someone help me in a search in the archives of the Russian State? I can write in English, Italian, German, but not in Russian!
Thanks for your reply!
brixen50@gmail.com

ß íàïèñàëà ïèñüìî Mirko, ïîïðîáóþ ïîìî÷ü.
I wrote a letter to Mirko, try to help.

Dolomitiko You can write in English/ In Russia in all schools learn English

I am hoping to find something about my grandparents and their family. (I have been searching "ïîä äúðâî è êàìèê"...) Here is what we know:

1) Àâðàì Øåõòåð, ïðèìåðíûé ãîä ðîæäåíèÿ 1877, â ã. Ãîìåëü, íûíå Áåëàðóñü; øèâà÷
2) Õàíà èëè Õåíà Òèëèøåâñêàÿ/Òåëåøåâñêàÿ, ïðèìåðíî ðîäèëàñü 1873-1880 â ã. ×åðíèãîâ (èëè ×åðèêîâ) - íûíå Óêðàèíà.
Îáà ýìèãðèðîâàëè èç Ðîññèè (íå âìåñòå, à ïî îòäåëüíîñòè) îêîëî 1902-1903 ãã.; ïåâèöà
They left "Russia" separately: first my grandmother, who went to England with a choir (this must have been around 1900-1903) that I believe sang for the Queen. Then my grandfather joined her. In 1905 and 1906 they came to the U.S.

I will appreciate any suggestions! Thank you very much -