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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.


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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.

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This personnel file I got from the RGWIA in Moscow last year.

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This is:

Kelli_D �������:

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1. It could be a personal file at Russian State Historical-Military Archive.

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Kelli_D �������:

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A good quality I will send to you via mail. I hope it will be better.

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Yes. Thanks. I took a look at this file. It is stated the Dmitriy Krestovozdvizhenskij was hereditary nobleman, but there are no file about this nobility status, moreover, there is no Krestovozdvizhenskijs in the list of hereditary noblemen of St. Petersburg region. It is confusing. But there is Krestovskiy (file and in the list). I am not sure, but it could be the case that Dmitriy changed his last same for whatever reason. Maybe not.

I would suggest first to to gather information from at least two files of Dmitriy Krestovozdvizhenskij from Russian State Archive.

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What do you think about ZGIA in St. Petersburg? Are there any registers for passports or family books?

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Yes. They have, but you need to know the Church where Book was written...


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For an further order I have to collect more information about the family.

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Sure. When I will be in Russian State Archive I will check catalogs. Will see.

Andrey!

A few days ago I sent the personnel file to you. Do you look at this? What about the letters? For me it was very hard to read. Can you give me an summary?

Okay, thanks.

By the way: The family of his wife had a nobility status, too.

During my research I found a lot of Krestovskij. For example I found the site http://okps.narod.ru/. Here Krestovozdivzhenskij is listed, too.
The brother of his wife, Nikolaj Hunnius, is listed in the memory books of the Gouvernement Kowno. Strangely there are entries to 1909 and then he disappears without a trace, too.

I am looking for any ideas where I can look for.