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OlegVS — Sat, 20 Dec 2025 21:16:17 +0300

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OlegVS — Wed, 26 Nov 2025 11:13:15 +0300

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OlegVS — Wed, 26 Nov 2025 09:16:50 +0300

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Atamanskaya village on maps. I've marked it in blue:

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OlegVS — Tue, 25 Nov 2025 18:43:36 +0300

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"List of serving Cossacks of the Don Army of the 2nd department of the Ilovlinskaya village for 1872, 1873 and 1874 (GARO, f. 344 op. 1 d. 1556):

Popov Fedor

Popov Ivan

Popov Yakov

Popov Efim

Popov Vasily

Popov Semyon

Popov Yakov

Popov Zenovey

Popov Fedor

Popov Egor

Popov Mikhail

Popov Grigory

Popov Vasily

Popov Elizar

Popov Petr

Popov Uvar

Popov Mosey

Popov Petr

Popov Ivan

Popov Stepan

Pisarev Andrey

Popov Vasily

Popov Mikhail"

http://www.rostgenealog.ru/pub/material.php?id_material=25

OlegVS — Tue, 25 Nov 2025 18:36:58 +0300

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""The founding date has not been established. It was founded as the Belousov farmstead[1]. According to the List of Populated Places of the Don Host Region, in 1873 the Belousov farmstead belonged to the yurt of the Verkhne-Kurmoyarskaya stanitsa, which was part of the Second Don District of the Don Host Region. The farmstead had 124 households, with a population of 481 males and 572 females[2].

In 1880, it was transformed into the Atamanskaya stanitsa. In 1884, it was incorporated into the Salsk District..."

OlegVS — Tue, 25 Nov 2025 18:32:11 +0300

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""The Atamanskaya stanitsa was founded in 1880 as a model settlement, with the potential to be transformed into a town. Among its first settlers were Cossacks from the Ilovlinskaya stanitsa (2nd Donskoy District)."

https://vk.com/wall142831453_2...q798927037

OlegVS — Tue, 25 Nov 2025 18:26:42 +0300

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"Cossacks of the Atamanskaya village during World War I. Memorial sign at the site of the Atamanskaya village.
I present to you a list of Cossacks of the Atamanskaya village during World War I..."

From the Popovs:

"Popov, Alexander Pavlovich. Place of birth: Don Cossack Host Region, Salsky District, Atamanskaya village. Place of service: 2nd Don Cossack Foot Battalion."

https://m.ok.ru/group/52519738...o869243964

OlegVS — Tue, 25 Nov 2025 18:22:32 +0300

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"Kartashov Yu. Cossack Settlements of the Great Don Host in 1918"

Besides the single Atamanskaya stanitsa, there were several Atamanskiye farmsteads:

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This is precisely the Atamanskaya village:

OlegVS — Tue, 25 Nov 2025 18:13:27 +0300

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"Relics of the Vanished Stanitsa of Atamanskaya, Ataman's Yurt
Salsky District of the Don Cossack Host."

"Historical Background. The Stanitsa of Atamanskaya in the Salsky District was established by a decision of the Military Council on September 3, 1880, in the newly formed Ataman's Yurt. By 1913, the "pre-revolutionary" year, it had a population of 7,744 adults, comprising native Cossacks, foreigners, and non-military members, with their main occupations being farming, cattle breeding, and sheep raising."

"The mystery of the missing stanitsa was solved by a page from a grid notebook belonging to G.S. Kolesov's grandmother, which we discovered in his book, 'White Snow.' It contained a plan of the stanitsa of Atamanskaya."

https://roksalan.narod.ru/asitemap/atamansk.htm

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"Settlements of the Salsky Okrug: The Atamansky yurt included the Atamanskaya stanitsa, the Belousov, Gureyev, and Sirotinsky hamlets.
The Potapovsky yurt included the Potapovskaya stanitsa, the Baldyr hamlet, and the temporary settlements of Zyk and Koshary.
The Chunusovsky yurt included the Chunusovskaya stanitsa, the Moiseevsky and Chunusovsky hamlets.
The Erketinsky yurt included the Erketinskaya stanitsa, the Kudinov-Kut hamlet, and the temporary settlement of Sirotskoye."

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