Farms Mstislavsky district on the map. Maps of Mogilev province
2019-05-04 Stepanov Igor Alekseevich Pirogovo, village (Kazimirovo-Slobodskaya volost)
I am looking for relatives who lived in the village of Pirogovo, Mogilev region, Mstislavl district, last names: Bochkov Pyotr Merkulovich year of birth. ?, Bochkov family, Bachkov .... > > >
2019-04-20 Tikhanovskaya Elena Vladimirovna Kopochi, village (Staroselskaya parish)
2019-04-11 Marina Vinokurova
Good afternoon!
My name is Marina, I can help you a little with your question. My mother is from Dobryanka, Slavgorod district, Mogilev region. write your contacts (number), where do you live? ... > > >
2019-04-10 Natalia Shumkova Dobryanka, village (Khoslavichsky parish)
Hello. Looking for information about my grandparents. Zablotsky Ignatiy Ivanovich and Zablotskaya Evgenia Andreevna (Broom). Grandfather partisan, called up from the village council of the village of Piskunovo, Miory district. Missing. I sent a request to Miory, the administration replied that there was no data.
I would like to find at least my grandmother's grave. She died somewhere in 1957, most likely buried in the village of Khomichi, Vitebsk region, where my father, Zablotsky Petr Ignatievich, was born. Is it possible to find out if there is her grave in the village of Khomichi .... > > >
2019-04-10 Alexander Baranov Dobryanka, village (Khoslavichsky parish)
Here I found it. Dobryanka, Slavgorodsky district, formerly called Khristoforovka. Therefore, Tatyana, you should look for - Cherikovsky district, Starinkovskaya volost, Khristoforovka .... quoted1 > > >
2019-04-09 Alexander Baranov Dobryanka, village (Khoslavichsky parish)
Tatyana good afternoon! In my opinion, information on the village of Dobryanka, Slavgorod District, should be sought in the Cherikovsky district. I think that it should be the Starinkovskaya volost (but it is not in the list of this volost). But it's for sure that not Mstislavsky district.... quoted1 > > >
2019-04-07 Tatyana Dobryanka, village (Khoslavichsky parish)
I am looking for metrics, archival records, great-grandmother and great-grandfather's birthdays, were born and lived in the village of Dobryanka, Slavgorod district, Mogilev region. They had children: Vladimir, Praskovya, Zinaida, Lyubov... > > >
2019-04-05 Francesca Tarasova Khoslavichi, shtetl (Khoslavichi volost)
I am looking for information about the family of my grandfather, Novikov Leib Aizikovich (father - Novikov Aizik Leibovich (Yakovlevich), mother, nee Khaisman (Hausman) Esfir (a) Moiseevna), who was born in the town of Khislavichi (Khoslavichi) in April 1913 ... > > >
2019-03-29 Khatsarevich Mikhail Valerievich Shamovo, shtetl (Shamov parish)
Before the Great Patriotic War, my ancestors lived in Shamovo, grandfather Khatsarevich Yakov Izrailevich, and grandmother somewhere nearby Khatsarevich Evgenia Markovna (nee Skorobogatova). Perhaps there is information about surviving relatives, or any other information? I know that many of my close relatives were destroyed by punishers on February 1, 1942. Unfortunately, I don't have any more information. I hope you'll give me a hand. Thank you. I myself live in the city of St. Petersburg ... > > >
2019-03-15 Anastasia Danilova Polovinnik, estate (Kazimirovo-Slobodskaya volost)
Irina, I'm also very happy, my Viber is +375296699053, I couldn't find your email for some reason [email protected], I received the photo!... > > >
Mogilev province existed in 1772-1919. The administrative center was the city of Mogilev. The province was created after the 1st partition of the Commonwealth in 1772 from the lands of the former Mstislav, Vitebsk and Minsk Voivodeships of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, annexed to the Russian Empire. It included Orsha, Mogilev, Mstislav and Rogachev provinces. In 1777 the province was divided into 12 districts: Orsha, Babinovichsky, Belitsky, Klimovichsky, Kopyssky, Mogilevsky, Mstislavsky, Rogachevsky, Senno, Starobykhovsky, Chaussky and Cherikovsky. In 1778 it was renamed Mogilev governorship, which was abolished in 1796, and the counties became part of the Belarusian province with the center in Vitebsk. Old maps of the Mogilev province show the division into counties in different years of the 19th century.
Mogilev Governorate was restored in 1802 as part of the former 12 uyezds, divided into 39 camps and 147 volosts. It bordered on the west with Minsk province, in the east - with Smolensk, in the south - with Chernigov, in the north - with Vitebsk province. In 1840, the Babinovichi uyezd was abolished and annexed to the Orsha uyezd; in 1852, the Belitsky uyezd was renamed into Gomel district, Starobykhovskiy in Bykhovsky. In 1861 Kopyssky uyezd was abolished, and its territory was divided between Senno, Orsha and the newly created uyezds. Goretsky, which also included part of the Orsha district. Since September 1917, Mogilev Governorate, as part of the Western Region, was part of the BNR, proclaimed in March 1918, since January 1919 in the BSSR, since February in the RSFSR. On July 11, 1919, the Mogilev province was abolished, 9 of its counties became part of the newly formed Gomel province, the Mstislav county was transferred to the Smolensk province, and the Senno county was transferred to the Vitebsk province.
The population of the Mogilev province
In 1865, the royal decrees of 37.7 thousand small Belarusian gentry of the Mogilev province, the so-called. odnodvortsev were recorded in the peasant class. The former gentry was divided into 2 groups: the eastern, which mainly included the Orthodox gentry (19.5 thousand Orthodox and 6 thousand Catholics who settled above the Sozh), and the western, Catholic (10.5 thousand Catholics and 1.7 thousand Orthodox, who settled on the river Drut).
According to the 1897 census, the population of the Mogilev province was 1,686,700 thousand people. According to the class: nobles - 27.7 thousand, clergy - 6.4 thousand, merchants - 3.5 thousand, philistines - 291.8 thousand, peasants - 1351.5 thousand. According to religion: Orthodox - 1402.2 thousand, Old Believers - 23.3 thousand, Catholics - 50.1 thousand, Protestants - 6.9 thousand, Jews - 203.9 thousand, Muslims - 184 people. The literate population in the Mogilev province was 16.9%, in the cities - 45%. In 1884 - 2 gymnasiums, 2 pro-gymnasiums, an agricultural and vocational school in Gorki, a railway school in Gomel.
The province was part of the Mogilev Orthodox and Mogilev Catholic eparchies. At the end of the 19th century, there were 804 Orthodox churches, 6 male and 5 female monasteries, 30 churches, 340 synagogues and Jewish prayer houses, 2 Lutheran churches, 29 Edinoverie churches and Old Believer prayer houses.
At the end of the 19th century, the Moscow-Brest, Libavo-Romenskaya, Oryol-Vitebsk, Gomel-Bryansk railways passed through the territory of the Mogilev province, distilleries prevailed, the peasants were engaged in handicrafts.
Messages:
2019-06-29 Yury Babichi, village (Orsha district)
good day, my great-grandfather Sadovnikov Safon Feofanovich, and Sadovnikov Feofan (great-great-grandfather) originally from Babich - veska to the Arshansky Pavece of the Magilevsky province Novotukhinskaya volosts of the Russian Empire, tell me if you have any information about my ancestors. Jakui. ... > > >
2019-06-27 Vlaseva Natalya Nikolaevna
Looking for relatives. My grandfather Vasily Erofeevich Saulsky comes from this village. If there is any data - I will be very grateful .... > > >
2019-06-24 Tatyana Savelyeva Gerasimenki, village (Orsha district)
Interested in data on the surviving registers of births, marriages and deaths in the village of Gerasimenki, Orsha district, as well as data on how these books can be found ... > > >
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2019-06-19 Eugeniusz Golybard Borovaya Glinka, settlement (Bykhov district)
Moj dziadek po linii ojca Stefan Gołybard pochodzi z Borowej Glinki. Na początku XX st. (na przełomie) udał się do Reczycy nad Dnieprem, gdzie zbudował solidny drewniany dom i założył wielką rodzinę: dwa syny - Piotr i Iwan oraz cztery córki - Maria, Walentyna, Klaudia i Tatjana.
Mieszkam na Ukrainie, składam rodowód, interesują mnie korzenia dziadka Stefana i okoliczności z nim powiązane: historyczne, krajoznawcze, etniczne inne z Borowej Glinki na początku XX st.
Podobno w dziejach tej wsi był również wątek polski.
Chętnie zwiedziłbym Borową Glinkę, ale, jak świadczy praktyka, na razie to jest bardzo niebezpiecznie.... > > >
2019-06-17 Sergey Sokolnichi, outskirts (Cherikovsky district)
Good afternoon..Olga Ratobylskaya is familiar to you..maybe she found many of your falconers..today I was at the cemetery and I took a picture of yours if necessary, I’ll send it...here is a question..in niab, according to the revision tales, were the falconers looking for a deoevnya?... quoted1 > > >
2019-06-16 Pavel Tsymbarevich Staroselye, village (Goretsky district)
I am looking for information about the village of Staroselye and Smolyantsy (Shklovsky district). Interested in information about the churches located in these villages, history, photos.... > > >
2019-06-16 Poda Tatyana Vasilievna Kobylyaki I-II, village (Orsha district)
I am looking for relatives of the Zhukovskys in the village of Transnistria, Orsha district, Vitebsk region... > > >
2019-06-16 Vladimir Fedorov Kozhemyakino, village (Cherikovsky district)
I would very much like to know the history of the village of Kozhemyakino - the homeland of my ancestors from the mother's side.... quoted1 > > >
2019-06-11 Berdyugina Rudnya-Tsata, village (Gomel district)
Good day! Please tell me: the name of the church and the Orthodox parish to which the village of Rudnya-Tsata belonged, and the number of the fund, the inventory and addresses of the archive in which the registers of birth of this parish are stored. Sincerely, Tatyana... > > >
Until the 1st partition of the Commonwealth, the territory was part of the Rechitsa Povet of the Minsk Voivodeship of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania.
- 08/02/1773 - formed as part of the Rogachev province of the Russian Empire;
- 04/02/1777 - in the Mogilev province;
- 12/23/1796 - in the Belarusian province. The southern part of the Rogachev uyezd was annexed to the Gomel uyezd, and in the north part of the Cherikov uyezd and most of the abolished Bykhov uyezd were transferred to it;
- February 27, 1802 - in the Mogilev province with the restoration of the borders of 1777;
- 1861 - 18 volosts;
- 1900 - Polesskaya, Pokotskaya, Rechkovskaya, Stolbunskaya volosts were transferred to Gomel Uyezd.
Administrative division of Rogachev County, early 20th century
- 04/26/1919 - in the Gomel province, the Dudichskaya volost was transferred to the Gomel district;
- 02/14/1923 - Bokhanskaya, Bychanskaya, Novobykhovskaya and Chigirinskaya volosts of the abolished Bykhovsky district were transferred to the Rogachev district;
- 05/09/1923 - part of the Chebotovichskaya volost of the Gomel district and the Ekimovo-Slobodskaya volost of the Rechitsa district were transferred to the Rogachevsky district, the Checherskaya volost was transferred to the Gomel district;
- 03/03/1924 - as part of the BSSR;
- 07/17/1924 - the district was abolished, its territory became part of the Bobruisk and Mogilev districts.
Population of Rogachev county
- 1864 - 121.6 thousand people (gentry - 9.3%, petty bourgeois - 7%; Orthodox - 87.7%, Catholics - 5.4%, Jews - 6.1%);
- 1885 - 142.9 thousand people;
- 1897 - 224,652 people (in Rogachev - 9038). By confessional composition: Orthodox - 193,003; Catholics - 7,779; Old Believers - 1,751; .97%), Poles - 2383 (1.1%). Peasants - 181,830, petty bourgeois - 37,544, gentry - 3,895, clergy - 582, merchants - 177.
Messages:
2019-05-12 Melnikova Tatiana Bogdanovichi, village (Rassokh parish)
HELLO. I AM INTERESTED IN MY PEDIGREE AND HISTORY OF THE FAMILY VILLAGE... > > >
2019-05-08 Elena Passyuk Svyatoe, farm (Gorodets volost)
Hello! My great-grandmother, Passyuk Maria Petrovna, nee Riherd, lived in the village of Kirovo, Zhlobin district. There is a photo of her with her sister and father. According to the stories of the great-grandmother, there was a school on their estate after the revolution. My sister saw her mother's tombstone outside the church. and the church seems to have been built after the death of Peter's wife. ... > > >
2019-04-17 Tatiana Kuntsevich Zhilichi, village (Tikhinichskaya parish)
There is no information about the date of birth: Samuil Zaitsev, Feodosia Avramovna Zaitseva. Place of birth - Mogilev region. Kirovsky district. Zhilichi... > > >
2019-04-10 Negoreeva Olga Petrovichi, farm (Dovskaya volost)
The Negoreevs / Nigoreevs / Nigareevs lived in the village of Petrovichi. Vasily Negoreev in the late 19th century, monitored the condition of bridges, roads in the Dovsk region. ... > > >
2019-04-09 Alex Barawa Dobosna, village (Tikhinichskaya volost)
Shelegov and Sheleg are the same surname.In the metrics, the priests wrote
Was born
Ivan (whose son?) Shelegov - Sheleg
Ivan (whose son?) Shlyapov - HatHence the confusion... > > >
2019-03-23 Roman Danilov Vishenki, village (Gorodets parish)
Hello Svetlana! My name is Roman, now I am 28 years old. My grandfather Danilov Vasily Antonovich. Great-grandfather Danilov Anton (respectively).
He, as far as I know, is your great-grandfather's cousin. Your great-grandfather sort of went to Bashkiria. I live in Rostov-on-Don, my parents are in the Krasnodar Territory. here is a link to my page in vkontakte https://vk.com/daniloff_11. I also wanted to find relatives in Vyshenka.... quoted1 > > >
2019-03-13 Elena Orlova Zyatkovichi, village (Korma parish)
Good afternoon. My name is Elena, I'm from Chernihiv, Ukraine. On the matter line, I have a sister, Sizova Snezhana. My maiden name is the same. I have no data other than an extract from the apartment register of the Kormovsky boarding school. According to the records, it is located in the village of Zyatkovichi. If anyone knows anything about her please email me. Thanks in advance... > > >
2019-03-05 Olga Bliznichenko Proskurni, village (Streshinskaya volost)
Kirill Petrovich Krupennikov, the great-grandfather of my children, was born in the village of Proskurni, around 1896. Where can I find a metric record of his birth, in what archive, what funds?
Sincerely, Olga .... > > >
2019-02-24 Elena Ivashkova Lukomskie Poplavy, outskirts (Dudichskaya volost)
My great-grandfather Alexei Fedorovich Zhlobo, born in 1899 there is a photo, who was looking for, respond ... > > >
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Historical information on the province
Mogilev Governorate is an administrative-territorial unit in the north-west of the Russian Empire.
It was formed in 1772 after the first division of the Commonwealth from a part of the Belarusian territories that were ceded to Russia (the northern part became part of the Pskov province). Initially, the Mogilev province included the Mogilev, Mstislavl, Orsha and Rogachev provinces.
In 1777 Mogilev province was divided into 12 counties. In 1778, the province was renamed the Mogilev governorship, which was abolished in 1796, and the counties became part of the Belarusian province. In 1802, the Mogilev province was restored as part of the former 12 counties.
From September 1917, the province was assigned to the Western Region, in 1918 to the Western Commune, from January 1919 - to the BSSR, and from February - to the RSFSR. On July 11, 1919, the Mogilev province was abolished, 9 of its counties were included in the Gomel province, the Mstislav county was transferred to Smolensk, and the Senno county was transferred to the Vitebsk province.
In 1938, the Mogilev region was formed with the center in Mogilev.
Initially, the Mogilev province included 12 counties: Babinovichsky (abolished in 1840), Belitsky county (renamed Gomel in 1852), Klimovichsky, Kopyssky county (renamed Goretsky in 1861), Mogilev, Mstislavsky, Orshansky, Rogachevsky, Senno, Starobykhovsky county (in 1852 renamed Bykhovsky), Chaussky, Cherikovsky.
In the late XIX - early XX centuries, the province included 11 counties:
No. Uyezd County town Area, verst² Population (1897), people
1 Bykhovskiy Bykhov (6,381 people) 4,105.8 124,820
2 Gomel Gomel (36,775 people) 4,719.4 224,723
3 Goretsky Gorki (6,735 people) 2,487.0 122,559
4 Klimovichi Klimovichi (4,714 people) 3,711.4 143,287
5 Mogilev Mogilev (43,119 people) 3,009.9 155,740
6 Mstislavsky Mstislavl (8,514 people) 2,220.4 103,300
7 Orsha Orsha (13,061 people) 4,813.9 187,068
8 Rogachevsky Rogachev (9,038 people) 6,546.1 224,652
9 Senno Senno (4,100 people) 4,268.8 161,652
10 Chaussky Chausy (4,960 people) 2,168.0 88,686
11 Cherikovsky Cherikov (5,249 people) 4,083.9 150,277
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