Ishcherskaya stanitsa
- Historically
- Ishcherskaya stanitsa, Terek Oblast
- Now
- Ishcherskaya, Naursky District, Chechnya
- Years
- 1802–1894
A Cossack stanitsa on the Terek where, by our hypothesis, the great-grandfather of Igor's wife, Dmitry Gerasimovich Chebanov (1891), came from. Chebanovs are recorded here from 1802 (S657); by the stanitsa lists of 1827 the retired Cossack Pyotr Semyonovich Chebanov was 74, and his father Semyon was “a settler from the banks of the Volga” (S655, S733). The chain of generations from Pyotr Semyonovich to Dmitry Gerasimovich is a guess: it is dashed in the tree.
Old Believers. About half of the stanitsa were Old Believers, who “are not entered in our registers” (S654). The Chebanovs appear in the Orthodox rolls of 1854 and 1858 — eight households (S539) — but lived side by side with Old Believers. If Dmitry Gerasimovich's branch was Old Believer, his birth may not be in an Orthodox register at all; then the place to look is the stanitsa family lists.
What survives. The North Ossetian archive found the Chebanovs in the lists of 1878, but it holds no parish registers or family lists of Ishcherskaya for 1891 (S579). The 1893 essay “Ishcherskaya Stanitsa” describes the life of the stanitsa and the Chebanov farmstead (S738).
People
- Чебанов Семён (переселенец с Волги)
- Чебанов Пётр Семёнович (около 1753)
- Чебанова (Бочарова) Софья Осиповна
- Кречетова (Чебанова) Марья Петровна (около 1798–1860)
- Федорова (Чебанова) Матрена Петровна (около 1799)
- Баскакова (Чебанова) Марфа Петровна
- Чебанов Герасим (около 1803)
- Чебанова Степанида Максимовна (около 1804)
- Чебанов Иван Герасимович (около 1836–1894)
- Чебанова Ксения Яковлевна (около 1838)
- Чебанов Герасим (Иванович?), отец Дмитрия Герасимовича
- Чебанов Дмитрий Герасимович
Sources
- The Chebanovs of stanitsa Ishcherskaya in “Terskiye Vedomosti” and other publications, 1873–1911
- “Terek Calendar” for 1911–1913: the Chebanovs in the Ishcherskaya credit association
- Forum “Terek Cossacks”: roster of stanitsa Ishchenskaya, 1858 (RGVIA f. 14877, inv. 1, file 2962) — household No. 43 and other Chebanov households
- “Officers of the Russian Imperial Army” (ria1914.info): officers born in Ishcherskaya and Pyatiizbyanskaya, the Don regiments of Pyatiizbyanskaya stanitsa, participants of the 1918 Terek uprising
- Archival certificate of the Central State Archive of North Ossetia–Alania No. G-152 of 09.10.2026: the Chebanovs of Ishcherskaya stanitsa in 1878; no parish registers or family lists
- G. N. Minkh, “Materials on the spread of leprosy in the Terek Oblast”: Ishcherskaya stanitsa — many Old Believers not entered in the parish registers
- G. N. Minkh: the Chebanovs of Ishcherskaya stanitsa in the 1827 family lists — “a settler from the banks of the Volga”
- “Statistical tables of the settlements of the Terek Oblast” (1890): Ishcherskaya stanitsa, an Old Believer prayer house and the Chebanov khutor
- Roll of Ishcherskaya stanitsa, 1802 (State Archive of Astrakhan Oblast, f. 599, op. 2, d. 1177b): the Chebanovs — the Semyonovich brothers
- G. N. Minkh, “History of Leprosy in the Terek Region” (Kyiv, 1894): the Chebanovs of Ishcherskaya stanitsa in the 1827 family lists
- “Ishcherskaya stanitsa” — an essay in the “Collection of materials for the description of the localities and tribes of the Caucasus”, issue 16 (Tiflis, 1893)