Замятин Пётр Петрович
wife's great-grandfather, father of Lyudmila Petrovna
Father of Lyudmila, Olga, Veronica and Igor; "Vadim's grandfather" ( S155 , S157 ). The family lived in Ashgabat. Dates unknown. The patronymic Petrovich was adopted according to family clarifications S168 - S169 .
Whether he is the son of Vera Alexandrovna Kubekova (then she is his mother, nee Kubekova), or Vera is the mother of his wife, has not been established ( L69 ).
Elena Melnikova 09.29.2026: “Grandmother’s father Pyotr Petrovich, it seems” ( S168 ). Initially, the middle name was reported tentatively; subsequently adopted as the main name by S169 . Military candidate Pyotr Nikiforovich Zamyatin, born in 1902, has a different patronymic; identity is not established, the candidate's priority is reduced. His mother Lyubov Dmitrievna and an unnamed daughter, a medical school student, are not joined to this family.
User clarification 09/29/2026 ( S169 ): “our Pyotr Petrovich definitely lived until the 1980s.” The patronymic is adopted in the main name according to this family clarification; there is no documentary verification yet. Was alive in the 1980s; This is not the date of death and not a statement that he died in the 1980s. The Krasnoyarsk candidate was born in 1894. life after 1954 has not yet been established; the identity has not been proven. Missing persons records in 1942 do not in themselves prove death, but require a document of return before considering the person in question as our relative.
Galina Kamyshanova personally saw Pyotr Petrovich during his visit to Lyudmila Petrovna in Strunino. According to her testimony S170 , he died there, at the home of Lyudmila Petrovna and Viktor Aleksandrovich Egorov. Olga, Veronica and Igor arrived and took the body to Ashgabat for burial. The cemetery and exact date are unknown. Elena was approximately 3–4 years old: with the year of her birth indicated in the tree as 1982, the guideline is about 1985–1986, for a search with a margin of 1985–1987. This is an approximate age calculation, not a documented date.
The place of the alleged burial is Ashgabat: S170 directly reports the transportation of the body there for burial; the actual grave has not yet been found.
Dmitry Yurievich Chebanov, grandson, 09/29/2026 ( S171 ): “He didn’t fight. He didn’t have one eye.” The lack of an eye probably explains why he was not drafted. Therefore, the military candidates from the OBD “Memorial” and “Memory of the People” - Pyotr Nikiforovich born in 1902, Krasnoyarsk Pyotr Petrovich born in 1894, who went missing in 1942, and other front-line soldiers - most likely, not our Pyotr Petrovich; you should look for it in civil documents (Ashgabat, Strunino).
Sources
- S155 . Igor’s message: Lyudmila Petrovna’s father is Pyotr Zamyatin (09.29.2026)
- S157 . Messages from Galina Pavlovna and Elena about the Zamyatins and Chebanovs (09/29/2026)
- S168 . Elena Melnikova: presumed middle name of Pyotr Zamyatin, 09/29/2026
- S169 . Family clarification: Pyotr Petrovich Zamyatin lived until the 1980s
- S170 . Galina Kamyshanova: death of Pyotr Petrovich Zamyatin in Strunino and transportation of the body to Ashgabat
- S171 . Dmitry Yurievich Chebanov: Pyotr Petrovich Zamyatin did not fight, he did not have one eye