Êðåñòîâîçäâèæåíñêèé Äìèòðèé Èâàíîâè÷

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I'm searching for the family of Dmitrij Ivanovic Krestovozdivizhenskij. He was born on 21 Dec 1866 in St. Peterburg. His family lived there. His father's name was Ivan Diomovic Krestovozdvizhenskij.
Dmitrij was married to Alexandra Hunnius on 15 Feb 1891 in Poland. They had got three childrens:
Maria was born on 27 Mar 1892, Wladimir was born on 18 Jun 1897 and Olga was born on 02 Jan 1905. I think they were born in Poland to.

From 1884 to 1908 Dmitrij Krestovozdvizhenskij was a Russian border guard officer and also at the police in Warsaw and St. Peterburg. His regiment was stationed in Warsaw / Poland. In 1908 he left the regiment for health reasons. Until 1909 in lived in Warsaw. In 1910 I found an entry in the adress book of St. Peterburg. After 1910 I can't find him and his track loses.

So I need your help. Can anybody help me to find more information or has anybody information about the names and family?

Best regards!

ß èùó ñåìüþ Äìèòðèÿ Èâàíîâè÷à Êðåñòîâîçäâèæåíñêîãî, ð. 21.12.1866 ã. â ÑÏá. Åãî îòöà çâàëè Èâàí Äèîìîâè÷ Êðåñòîâîçäâèæåíñêèé.
Äìèòðèé áûë æåíàò íà Àëåêñàíäðå Ãóííèóñ (áðàê 15.2.1891 â Ïîëüøå).
Ó íèõ áûëî 3 äåòåé:
Ìàðèÿ, 27.3.1892,
Âëàäèìèð, 18.06.1897 è
Îëüãà, 2.1.1905 - ïðåäïîëîæèòåëüíî ðîäèëèñü òàêæå â Ïîëüøå.
 1884-1908 ãã. ÄÊ ðàáîòàë ïîãðàíè÷íèêîì â Âàðøàâå è ÑÏá., åãî ïîëê ñòîÿë â Âàðøàâå.  1908 îí óøåë â îòñòàâêó ïî ñîñòîÿíèþ çäîðîâüÿ. Äî 1909 æèë â Âàðøàâå. ß íàøåë çàïèñü 1910 ã. â àäðåñ-êàëåíäàðå ÑÏá. Ïîñëå 1910 åãî ñëåäû òåðÿþòñÿ.
Ìîæåò ëè êòî-òî ïîìî÷ü ìíå íàéòè áîëüøå èíôîðìàöèè îá ýòîé ñåìüå?

Thanks for your answer!.

I have his personnel file. But there is no entry, where he gone and the file ends 1908. This list was very hard to read. But I didn't found any note. I know, that he had got an pension, and so I think, he didn't work after his military service.

I have all the entries of the memory books in Warsaw and St. Petersburg. The last entry I found was in the adressbook in St. Petersburg in 1910

Also he participated at the Russian-Japan war in 1904-1905. Îí Òàêæå ó÷àñòâîâàë â ÐÔ 1904-1905 ãã.


Besides I notice the names of the possible relatives.

Maybe he left Russia after 1910? Where I can find information? Ìîæåò, îí óåõàë èç Ðîññèè ïîñëå 1910? Ãäå ìîæíî áûëî áû íàéòè èíôîðìàöèþ?

The personnel file is very comprehensive, more than 30 sites. There is an overview of his military service, but there is no entry of his residence place. Besides there are some letters, which all sended to his adress in warsaw.

Åãî ëè÷íîå äåëî î÷åíü îáúåìíîå, áîëåå 30 ëèñòîâ. Òàì çàïèñè î åãî âîåííîé ñëóæáå, íî íåò ìåñòà æèòåëüñòâà. Êðîìå òîãî, íåñêîëüêî ïèñåì. ïîñëàííûõ íà åãî àäðåñ â Âàðøàâå.

Well, I know. I know the Russian language, too. Besides it is easier to read then to write.

I think it is a problem to upload the comprehensive file.

Kelli_D íàïèñàë:

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Thanks for the links. Can I get more information about it?

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You need to request digital copies of those documents from Russian State Archive. It will costs something. Or you may ask someone who can look those files at the archive and make some notes for you.


Kelli_D íàïèñàë:

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So here the personnel file of Dmitrij Krestovozdvizhenskij. The quality isn't the best.

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Do you have a good quality file? Can you send it to me to my email?

At least from this file I saw that he has nobility status. After a quick view.
1. It could be a personal file at Russian State Historical-Military Archive.
2. It should be a file at Russian State Historical Archive about nobility stuff. It should be interested because it should include information about his ancestors. I am not able to check if this file exists or not, since their database is not working right now. I will try it later.
3. In Russian State Archive exist two interesting catalogs. They are about persons emigrated from Russia during Civil War 1917-1922 and about officers at white army. These catalogs are based on surnames. They need to be checked for Krestovozdvizhenskij. I can do it later, since I will also use these catalogs for my own research. I don't know when I will visit this archive exactly, but I hope I will do it in next two months.