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Many thanks for your help again.

I try to find more information in memory books and address books, which I found and hope to find more information.

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A few days ago I sent the personnel file to you. Do you look at this?

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Yes. Previously, I wrote:

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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.

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What about the letters? For me it was very hard to read. Can you give me an summary?

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I can try during next week.

Kelli_D

I will take a look during next week. Poke me on next holidays.


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Strangely there are entries to 1909 and then he disappears without a trace, too.

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Possibly, moved to Siberia. I know at least one family who have nobility status in Belarus and moved in ~1880 to Siberia. Reason unknown, any information about them in Belarus is missed (at least it is hard to recover right know).


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During my research I found a lot of Krestovskij.

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I didn't really face with this last name and it's history as well as Krestovozdivzhenskij. A long-time ancestor of Krestovozdivzhenskij might be a priest or a peasant associated with Church. Krestovskij might have the same story but right now, I didn't see any direct connection between Krestovozdivzhenskij and Krestovskij.

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Yesterday I found one more note in the memory book of my grandma. She wrote, that Selma (this is the mother of Dmitrijs wife) went with her family to Romania. But my grandmother was confused in the last live years. So this information is very uncertainly.

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Knowing name could be a possibly great thing.. Will see.

Kelli_D

Hi, as far as i know, there was the Tver Cavalry School. It's page on wiki: http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%...1%89%D0%B5

At Russian State Military Historical Archive:

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http://rusarchives.ru/guide/rgvia/fvy_3.shtml
It related to the interested school but dates 1896-1918 and number of folder (3) do not make me optimistic