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I wrote an email to the city archives in Geesthacht, where Nikolaj died. I hope, he is the right one, because it is possible to find more about his parents and about his own family, too.

Andrey, you are right!

I found an entry of him:

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21. Muromskij Infantry Regiment in 1869 was stationed?

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In 1863/1864 this regiment was in Poland. It was used for suppression of the uprising. Unfortunately I cannot find any information about 1869. It seems to me that in 1969 it should be stayed in Murom, but I am not sure.


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Andrey, you are right!

I found an entry of him:

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There is an interesting information, at least for me it is new about Nikolay von Gunnius.

1. With pencil edits: Nikolay is the son of hereditary nobility at Estlyandskaya Gugernia (Governorate of Estonia).
2. His service in OKPS starts in 1902 and in 1909 in Siberia region. In addition he was sent to Harbin Police Dept. in 1913!!!!! Look here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harbin_Russians

About hereditary nobility. In Russian Historical Archive (St. Petersburg) two files of Gunnius are located. fond 1343 opis 19 files 5432, 5433. and in fond 1343 opis 35 file 6840 is also about Gunnius. The last one is mos probably is a short file.

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But I'm only researching for the family of Ewald.

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Typically in such type of archive files listed all family members.

Did i told you that there is a file of Krestovozdvizhenskij family got hereditary nobility? Russian State Historical Archive fond 1343 opis 36 file 12785. See attached image

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Well, it seems, that I need also somebody, who goes into the Russian Historical Archive. In St. Petersburg?

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Yes.

If you need I could recommend two persons who did some work for me =) I payed them.

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What is your price? It is important!

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my - nothing. See personal message =)