Крестовоздвиженский Дмитрий Иванович

Kelli_D написал:

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I think, they searched especially in the regiment fond.

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Most probably they were looking bith the catalog and polks' fonds.


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--> This is a possibilty to search and I will ask the archive for a possible death entry of Arthur Hunnius.

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Possibly, but if he died after reteirnment than most probably the record of this deafth should be in a ordinary church.

Hi,

after researching now I know, that Dmitry Krestovozdivzhenskiy was born in Kostroma. Later the family moved to St. Petersburg. Where I can find the family book of him? If any book does exist. In Kostroma or in St. Petersburg?

Thank you for your answer, Andrey!

Hm...okay. Now I have to check the certificates of the births again, if I find information about the year.


Update:
Okay I found a notice in a birth certificate in 1868 about this church:
http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%...0%D0%B3%29

Hey Andrey,
thanks for your help and answer.
In the last days I translated the file of the novality status of the Krestovozdvizhenskij family and I have new information:

I have all children of Ivan Diomidovic:

Arkadij Ivanovic was born on 07 Sept. 1865 in the Borisoglebsikj church in Kostroma,
Dmitriy Ivanovic was born on 21 Sept. 1866 in the same church,
Aleksandr Ivanovic was born on 22 Nov. 1868 in the Vvedenskij church (on the St. Peterburger side) in St. Peterburg,
Michail Ivanovic was born on 05 Sept. 1872 in the Blagovledenskij cathedral in Shlisselburg.

There are three daughters:
Elisaveta Ivanovna was born on 19 April 1877,
Valentina Ivanovna was born on 10 Dez. 1882,
Anastasia Ivanovna was born on 04 March 1885.
Here I don't any information about the birth places.

Maybe someone has other information, too.

Thanks, but at the moment I will check fonds to get information of Dmitrij and where he is gone with his family.

I got the death certificate of Nikolaj Hunnius in Germany, and there aren't further information about his family, only that he married in Slonim.