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1. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, B. 1684-1712, image 49; Archives departementales du Bas-Rhin, http://etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php

MARRIAGE:
1. Marriage is not found in the church records for Soultz-Sous-Forêts, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France.
 		Stähle, Margaretha (I4899)
 
4152 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, B. 1684-1712, image 83; Archives departementales du Bas-Rhin, http://etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php

MARRIAGE:
1. Marriage is not found in the church records for Soultz-Sous-Forêts, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France.

 		Stähle, Maria Barbara (I4898)
 
4153 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, B. 1712-1738, image 12; Archives departementales du Bas-Rhin, http://etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php

MARRIAGE:
1. Marriage recorded in church records of Soultz-sous-Forêts: Dietrich Staehli and Maria Dorothea Abert, 19 Feb 1737.
 		Stähle, Hans Dietrich (I4890)
 
4154 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, B. 1712-1738, image 46; Archives departementales du Bas-Rhin, http://etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php
 		Stähle, Johann Jacob (I4891)
 
4155 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, S. 1686-1728, image 24; Archives departementales du Bas-Rhin, http://etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php

2. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667-1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, pg. 66 - witness in baptism of Johannes Jacob Ulicker, 21 Dec 1668; listed as Barbara Straubin, Jörg Struben the miller at Keffenach his wife.

3. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667-1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, pg. 71 - witness in baptism of Anna Barbara Weininger, 4 Dec 1670; listed as Barbara, Hans Geörg Struben the miller at Keffenachs wife.

4. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667-1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, pg. 75 - witness in baptism of Wendel Finck, 25 Jan 1672; listed as Barbara, Hans Geörg Strauben, the miller at Keffenach, his wife.

5. Per Price and Associates, Inc., (c) Research Report, prepared for Noel Stoker and used by his permission. Report dated 31 July 2015. File name: Staehli2015May/1333. A transcript of the report:
"PROJECT SUMMARY
OBJECTIVE
• Focus on finding the correct ancestry of Eva Staehli of Sulz.
RESULTS
• Identified the correct family of Johannes and Eva Stähle.
• Identified the second wife and family of Johannes Stähle.
• Developed two theories concerning the ancestry of Eva, wife of Johannes Stähle.
• Traced two additional generations for the probable ancestry of Eva.
RECOMMENDATIONS
• Search death records of Soultz­-les­-Forêts for information on the Wilhelm and Straub families.
• Continue searching earlier records of Schwabwiller for the Straub family.
• Contact city archives in Soultz­-les­-Forêts to identify potential record sets that may help in identifying the origin of Johannes Stähle.
• Search for additional descendants of Johannes Stähle for further clues that may show up in the baptismal sponsors.
Introduction
Previous research indicated that Eva Stähle was born in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, Bas­ Rhin, France in 1693, the daughter of Johannes Stähle and his wife Eva. A preliminary search in the parish records of Soultz­-les­-Forêts revealed the presence of two Hans­Eva Stähle couples having children at the same time. Research began with a focus on these two couples in order to learn if children of the families could be separated, and the identity of the correct ancestral couple could be ascertained.
Stähle family in Soultz­-sous­-Forêts
Eva Stähle was born and baptized in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts in November 1693, the daughter of Johannes Stähle and his wife Eva.1 Fortunately, the baptismal and marriage records of Soultz-­sous-­Forêts have been indexed and were available for consultation.
Unfortunately, it was discovered that there were two Hans and Eva Stähle/Stelle families having children in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts at the same time. Spelling for the two families varied for each record, making it difficult to ascertain the two separate families on that basis alone. A closer study of the two families proved successful in identifying which children belonged to each Hans Stähle/Stelle. The ancestor, Johannes Stähle, was consistently referred to by his occupation, a salter. Furthermore, by tracing the families through the early 1700s and looking through the indexed records, it was ascertained that the descendants of each Hans went by slightly different spellings of the surname. The ancestral line was later known as Stähle, while the descendants of the ‘other' Hans later went by Stell.
Eva Stähle's father, Johannes Stähle, was a salter in the town of Soultz­sous­ Forêts. He first appears in town in 1686, where he, as a bachelor, witnessed the baptism of Johann Schora on 25 August.2 The entry mentioning of him was written, "Johannes Stöll, of ___ [left blank], the single salter here." This indicates that Johannes Stähle did not originate in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, as the priest left a space to later write his town of birth. The priest did not go back and fill in the entry. Johannes Stähle appears as a baptismal sponsor an additional five times between 1686 and 1688.
Johannes Stähle married Eva around 1688 or 1689, as indicated by Eva's 1699 death record.3 Unfortunately, the extant marriage records for Soultz-­sous-­Forêts have a gap between 1681 and 1737. The couple had three daughters: Margaretha (1690), the ancestress Eva (1693), and Maria Barbara (1697). Johannes Stähle's wife, Eva, died 24 January 1699.4 Johannes Stähle remarried shortly after his wife's death, as he and his second wife Catharina have their first daughter, Magdalena Stähle, on 9 April 1700 in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts.5 By 1702, the Stähle family had moved to nearby Retschwiller, where Johannes continued his trade as a salter, but between 1706 and 1714, the family moved back to Soultz-­sous-­Forêts. Johannes Stähle and his second wife had five children, including four sons, before his death on 28 December 1719.6 His age at death gave a calculated birth date of 7 March 1659; however, he was not born in Soultz­sous­ Forêts. Godparents for the children initially seemed to point to the Rempen family as perhaps related, as members of this family showed up in several children's baptisms. A closer look at other baptismal records in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts shows that the Rempen family was particularly popular as sponsors for numerous families, indicating a social connection rather than a familial one.
The origins of Eva Stähle
The death record of Eva Stähle and the one following hers are rather interesting documents that potentially provide clues into her parentage. Eva, wife of Johannes Stähle, died 26 January 1699 in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts.7 The document is difficult to read and in parts is illegible; this is the best translation of the entry:
"the 26th January 1699, died Eva, a devout working quiet housewife: Hans Stelle, the local salter, his wife of ten years, after which she until the 9th day, when began pricks in her [illegible], after which she had endured extreme pain, finally, with faith in God her savior, and very beautiful patience, her soul having believed in Him, after the 24th, in the night, softly and with a [illegible] departed, and the day following was buried.
Let such a soul rest, and give this body a happy resurrection. Her age 32 years."
Following her entry is this entry, for the death of Barbara Straub, also difficult to read and in parts illegible, and translated thus:
"Here, amazingly, after which was received word, and amazingly [illegible] her faith, died, only 5 days after the previously mentioned soul had died [illegible], died on the 31st of the same month and in the night, the same's mother: named Barbara, age in her life was a wife of [?Gadelsf.] after [illegible] was 5 days of illness; Hans Georg Straub, citizen and miller from Keffenach, County of Zweibrücken, [illegible] a surviving widow, otherwise originally from Wirtzberger Land [i.e. Württemberg], in holy rites was buried."
From this translation, it seems that Barbara, the mother of Eva, was the widow of Hans Georg Straub of Keffenach at the time of her death. Keffenach at the time belonged to the parish of Birlenbach. A search of those records revealed some conflicting information. Hans Georg Straub of Keffenach and his wife Barbara were the parents of three children baptized in the parish: an unnamed daughter in 1674,8 a daughter Margaretha on 15 April 1683,9 and a son Jacob on 30 July 1684.10 The only Straub death record found in Birlenbach was for Hans Georg Straub, "the old miller," who died 25 May 1683 in Keffenach.11 This death for Hans Georg Straub, "the old miller" seems impossible to be the same person as the Hans Georg Straub who married Barbara and fathered a child born in July 1684. Additionally, by calling him "the old miller" this may indicate that there was a young miller, i.e. Hans Georg Straub who married Barbara. The death records of Birlenbach between 1683 and 1691 are missing; perhaps Hans Georg Straub, husband of Barbara, died in this time period.
It is very strange that there are no entries of baptism for the Straub family prior to the 1674 entry, even though other children's entries show up from Keffenach in the 1660s and 1670s. Nor is there a marriage in the records for Hans Georg Straub and Barbara. If Eva is the daughter of Hans Georg Straub and his wife Barbara, her baptismal record should be in the records of Birlenbach, but may show up in other places. According to her death record, Eva was born approximately 1666 or 1667. There are two theories for the parentage of Eva, wife of Johannes Stähle:
1. A search through the parish registers of Soultz-­sous-­Forêts shows only one Eva baptized between 1665 and 1667 - Eva Wilhelm, daughter of Hans Wilhelm and his wife Barbara, baptized on 25 November 1666. Hans Wilhelm was a salter in Retschwiller, where he and his wife had four children between 1666 and May 1673. Several things make this a strong possibility - Hans Wilhelm has the same occupation as Johannes Stähle, the family lived in Retschwiller where Johannes Stähle later lived, the age of birth of this Eva would put her as age 32 years, 2 months at the time of death of Eva, wife of Johannes Stähle. There are some problems with this theory, however. For this relationship to work, Barbara, mother of Eva, would have to subsequently marry Hans Georg Straub of Kessenach, which would make him Eva's stepfather rather than her father. Hans Wilhelm would have had to die sometime in 1673 or 1674, after which Barbara marries Hans Georg Straub early enough to have a child with him in 1674 - or Hans Georg Straub had two wives named Barbara, the first of which had the child in 1674. Furthermore, there are no Wilhelms as baptismal witnesses in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts between 1684 and 1689, indicating the family had died or moved by then.
2. Hans Georg Straub and his wife Barbara had three children baptized in Kessenach, the first of which was an unnamed daughter between August and December 1674.12 Based on the death record of Hans Georg Straub in 1683, and a subsequent baptism of a Straub child in 1684, it seems likely that there were two Hans Georg Straubs, probably father and son, both millers in Kessenach, living in Kessenach at the same time. The miller Hans Georg Straub of Keffenach (uncertain of which of the two) appears first in the parish as a baptismal witness on 20 October 1667.13 Barbara, wife of Hans Georg Straub, miller of Keffenach, shows up first as a baptismal sponsor on 21 December 1668.14 She witnesses two more baptisms, but does not appear as a witness between 1672 and 1683.15 Baptismal records in Birlenbach are spotty in the 1660s, with only one appearing in 1664, but seem fairly complete after August 1667. It is possible that Eva was born in Keffenach in 1666 or early 1667, during the gap, and that the family had difficulty having children, with one child born in 1673 and two in short succession in 1683 and 1684. It is also possible that Barbara, the witness of the three baptisms in 1668­1672, was the wife of the earlier Hans Georg Straub. A search through the baptismal sponsors in Birlenbach through 1689 failed to show any Straubs, other than Hans Georg Straub the miller and Barbara, as witnesses. Nor was the marriage of Johannes Stähle and Eva found in the parish.
Conclusion
Through careful analysis of the records, the family of Eva Stähle was successfully identified in the parish of Soultz-­sous-­Forêts. A second marriage was identified for her father, Johannes. Descendants were found to be living in the town through the 1790s but were not researched. Due to missing records, there is some question about the identity of Eva Stähle's mother, Eva. Both theories were evaluated, and it seems likelier that Eva was born Eva Straub, the daughter of Hans Georg and Barbara Straub of the town of Keffenach.
Recommendations
• Search death records of Soultz­-les­-Forêts for information on the Wilhelm and Straub families.
• Continue searching earlier records of Schwabwiller for the Straub family.
• Contact city archives in Soultz­-les­-Forêts to identify potential record sets that may help in identifying the origin of Johannes Stähle.
• Search for additional descendants of Johannes Stähle for further clues that may show up in the baptismal sponsors.
Footnotes:
1. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, B. 1684­1712, image 63; Archives departementales du Bas­ Rhin, http://etat­civil.bas­rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php .
2. Ibid., image 19.
3 Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, S. 1686­1728, image 24; Archives departementales du Bas­ Rhin, http://etat­civil.bas­rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php .
4. Ibid.
5. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, B. 1684­1712, image 102.
6. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, S. 1687­1728, image 61.
7. Ibid., image 24.
8. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667­1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, page 83. No name given.
9. Ibid., page 93.
10. Ibid., page 97.
11. Registres Paroissiaux de Birlenbach, MS. 1614­1706 image 55; Archives departementales du Bas­Rhin, http://etat­civil.bas­rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php .
12. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667­1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, page 83.
13. Ibid., page 63.
14. Ibid., page 66.
15. Ibid., page 75, where she witnesses the baptism of Wendel Finck on 25 January 1672."
The same report was accompanied by a research calendar of sources searched arranged by Call Number and Source Description:
"1. FHL INTL Book 944.3835/S7 K29s; Soultz-sous-Forêts, printed parish registers - found several spellings of Stähle; two Hans and Eva Stähle families having children at the same time.
2. www.etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr ; Bas-Rhin Archives online; Evangelische Kirche Soultz-sous-Forêts. Found the following documents: Baptism of Eva Stähle (1693) Death of Eva [Straub] Stähle (1699) Death of Johannes Stähle (1719)
3. FHL Film 1761549 item 3; Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, record indexes. Found entries for Straub family.
4. www.etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr ; Bas-Rhin Archives online; Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach. Found: Death of Hans Georg Straub (1683)
5. FHL Film 0721154; Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, baptisms. No baptism for Eva Straub, but found other records; added to PAF.
6. www.etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr ; Evangelische Kirche Oberbetschdorf - looked through 1665-1681. No people with surname Straub."
 		Barbara (I4892)
 
4156 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, S. 1686-1728, image 24; Archives departementales du Bas-Rhin, http://etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php

2. Per Price and Associates, Inc., (c) Research Report, prepared for Noel Stoker and used by his permission. Report dated 31 July 2015. File name: Staehli2015May/1333. A transcript of the report:
"PROJECT SUMMARY
OBJECTIVE
• Focus on finding the correct ancestry of Eva Staehli of Sulz.
RESULTS
• Identified the correct family of Johannes and Eva Stähle.
• Identified the second wife and family of Johannes Stähle.
• Developed two theories concerning the ancestry of Eva, wife of Johannes Stähle.
• Traced two additional generations for the probable ancestry of Eva.
RECOMMENDATIONS
• Search death records of Soultz­-les­-Forêts for information on the Wilhelm and Straub families.
• Continue searching earlier records of Schwabwiller for the Straub family.
• Contact city archives in Soultz­-les­-Forêts to identify potential record sets that may help in identifying the origin of Johannes Stähle.
• Search for additional descendants of Johannes Stähle for further clues that may show up in the baptismal sponsors.
Introduction
Previous research indicated that Eva Stähle was born in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, Bas­ Rhin, France in 1693, the daughter of Johannes Stähle and his wife Eva. A preliminary search in the parish records of Soultz­-les­-Forêts revealed the presence of two Hans­Eva Stähle couples having children at the same time. Research began with a focus on these two couples in order to learn if children of the families could be separated, and the identity of the correct ancestral couple could be ascertained.
Stähle family in Soultz­-sous­-Forêts
Eva Stähle was born and baptized in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts in November 1693, the daughter of Johannes Stähle and his wife Eva.1 Fortunately, the baptismal and marriage records of Soultz-­sous-­Forêts have been indexed and were available for consultation.
Unfortunately, it was discovered that there were two Hans and Eva Stähle/Stelle families having children in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts at the same time. Spelling for the two families varied for each record, making it difficult to ascertain the two separate families on that basis alone. A closer study of the two families proved successful in identifying which children belonged to each Hans Stähle/Stelle. The ancestor, Johannes Stähle, was consistently referred to by his occupation, a salter. Furthermore, by tracing the families through the early 1700s and looking through the indexed records, it was ascertained that the descendants of each Hans went by slightly different spellings of the surname. The ancestral line was later known as Stähle, while the descendants of the ‘other' Hans later went by Stell.
Eva Stähle's father, Johannes Stähle, was a salter in the town of Soultz­sous­ Forêts. He first appears in town in 1686, where he, as a bachelor, witnessed the baptism of Johann Schora on 25 August.2 The entry mentioning of him was written, "Johannes Stöll, of ___ [left blank], the single salter here." This indicates that Johannes Stähle did not originate in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, as the priest left a space to later write his town of birth. The priest did not go back and fill in the entry. Johannes Stähle appears as a baptismal sponsor an additional five times between 1686 and 1688.
Johannes Stähle married Eva around 1688 or 1689, as indicated by Eva's 1699 death record.3 Unfortunately, the extant marriage records for Soultz-­sous-­Forêts have a gap between 1681 and 1737. The couple had three daughters: Margaretha (1690), the ancestress Eva (1693), and Maria Barbara (1697). Johannes Stähle's wife, Eva, died 24 January 1699.4 Johannes Stähle remarried shortly after his wife's death, as he and his second wife Catharina have their first daughter, Magdalena Stähle, on 9 April 1700 in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts.5 By 1702, the Stähle family had moved to nearby Retschwiller, where Johannes continued his trade as a salter, but between 1706 and 1714, the family moved back to Soultz-­sous-­Forêts. Johannes Stähle and his second wife had five children, including four sons, before his death on 28 December 1719.6 His age at death gave a calculated birth date of 7 March 1659; however, he was not born in Soultz­sous­ Forêts. Godparents for the children initially seemed to point to the Rempen family as perhaps related, as members of this family showed up in several children's baptisms. A closer look at other baptismal records in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts shows that the Rempen family was particularly popular as sponsors for numerous families, indicating a social connection rather than a familial one.
The origins of Eva Stähle
The death record of Eva Stähle and the one following hers are rather interesting documents that potentially provide clues into her parentage. Eva, wife of Johannes Stähle, died 26 January 1699 in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts.7 The document is difficult to read and in parts is illegible; this is the best translation of the entry:
"the 26th January 1699, died Eva, a devout working quiet housewife: Hans Stelle, the local salter, his wife of ten years, after which she until the 9th day, when began pricks in her [illegible], after which she had endured extreme pain, finally, with faith in God her savior, and very beautiful patience, her soul having believed in Him, after the 24th, in the night, softly and with a [illegible] departed, and the day following was buried.
Let such a soul rest, and give this body a happy resurrection. Her age 32 years."
Following her entry is this entry, for the death of Barbara Straub, also difficult to read and in parts illegible, and translated thus:
"Here, amazingly, after which was received word, and amazingly [illegible] her faith, died, only 5 days after the previously mentioned soul had died [illegible], died on the 31st of the same month and in the night, the same's mother: named Barbara, age in her life was a wife of [?Gadelsf.] after [illegible] was 5 days of illness; Hans Georg Straub, citizen and miller from Keffenach, County of Zweibrücken, [illegible] a surviving widow, otherwise originally from Wirtzberger Land [i.e. Württemberg], in holy rites was buried."
From this translation, it seems that Barbara, the mother of Eva, was the widow of Hans Georg Straub of Keffenach at the time of her death. Keffenach at the time belonged to the parish of Birlenbach. A search of those records revealed some conflicting information. Hans Georg Straub of Keffenach and his wife Barbara were the parents of three children baptized in the parish: an unnamed daughter in 1674,8 a daughter Margaretha on 15 April 1683,9 and a son Jacob on 30 July 1684.10 The only Straub death record found in Birlenbach was for Hans Georg Straub, "the old miller," who died 25 May 1683 in Keffenach.11 This death for Hans Georg Straub, "the old miller" seems impossible to be the same person as the Hans Georg Straub who married Barbara and fathered a child born in July 1684. Additionally, by calling him "the old miller" this may indicate that there was a young miller, i.e. Hans Georg Straub who married Barbara. The death records of Birlenbach between 1683 and 1691 are missing; perhaps Hans Georg Straub, husband of Barbara, died in this time period.
It is very strange that there are no entries of baptism for the Straub family prior to the 1674 entry, even though other children's entries show up from Keffenach in the 1660s and 1670s. Nor is there a marriage in the records for Hans Georg Straub and Barbara. If Eva is the daughter of Hans Georg Straub and his wife Barbara, her baptismal record should be in the records of Birlenbach, but may show up in other places. According to her death record, Eva was born approximately 1666 or 1667. There are two theories for the parentage of Eva, wife of Johannes Stähle:
1. A search through the parish registers of Soultz-­sous-­Forêts shows only one Eva baptized between 1665 and 1667 - Eva Wilhelm, daughter of Hans Wilhelm and his wife Barbara, baptized on 25 November 1666. Hans Wilhelm was a salter in Retschwiller, where he and his wife had four children between 1666 and May 1673. Several things make this a strong possibility - Hans Wilhelm has the same occupation as Johannes Stähle, the family lived in Retschwiller where Johannes Stähle later lived, the age of birth of this Eva would put her as age 32 years, 2 months at the time of death of Eva, wife of Johannes Stähle. There are some problems with this theory, however. For this relationship to work, Barbara, mother of Eva, would have to subsequently marry Hans Georg Straub of Kessenach, which would make him Eva's stepfather rather than her father. Hans Wilhelm would have had to die sometime in 1673 or 1674, after which Barbara marries Hans Georg Straub early enough to have a child with him in 1674 - or Hans Georg Straub had two wives named Barbara, the first of which had the child in 1674. Furthermore, there are no Wilhelms as baptismal witnesses in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts between 1684 and 1689, indicating the family had died or moved by then.
2. Hans Georg Straub and his wife Barbara had three children baptized in Kessenach, the first of which was an unnamed daughter between August and December 1674.12 Based on the death record of Hans Georg Straub in 1683, and a subsequent baptism of a Straub child in 1684, it seems likely that there were two Hans Georg Straubs, probably father and son, both millers in Kessenach, living in Kessenach at the same time. The miller Hans Georg Straub of Keffenach (uncertain of which of the two) appears first in the parish as a baptismal witness on 20 October 1667.13 Barbara, wife of Hans Georg Straub, miller of Keffenach, shows up first as a baptismal sponsor on 21 December 1668.14 She witnesses two more baptisms, but does not appear as a witness between 1672 and 1683.15 Baptismal records in Birlenbach are spotty in the 1660s, with only one appearing in 1664, but seem fairly complete after August 1667. It is possible that Eva was born in Keffenach in 1666 or early 1667, during the gap, and that the family had difficulty having children, with one child born in 1673 and two in short succession in 1683 and 1684. It is also possible that Barbara, the witness of the three baptisms in 1668­1672, was the wife of the earlier Hans Georg Straub. A search through the baptismal sponsors in Birlenbach through 1689 failed to show any Straubs, other than Hans Georg Straub the miller and Barbara, as witnesses. Nor was the marriage of Johannes Stähle and Eva found in the parish.
Conclusion
Through careful analysis of the records, the family of Eva Stähle was successfully identified in the parish of Soultz-­sous-­Forêts. A second marriage was identified for her father, Johannes. Descendants were found to be living in the town through the 1790s but were not researched. Due to missing records, there is some question about the identity of Eva Stähle's mother, Eva. Both theories were evaluated, and it seems likelier that Eva was born Eva Straub, the daughter of Hans Georg and Barbara Straub of the town of Keffenach.
Recommendations
• Search death records of Soultz­-les­-Forêts for information on the Wilhelm and Straub families.
• Continue searching earlier records of Schwabwiller for the Straub family.
• Contact city archives in Soultz­-les­-Forêts to identify potential record sets that may help in identifying the origin of Johannes Stähle.
• Search for additional descendants of Johannes Stähle for further clues that may show up in the baptismal sponsors.
Footnotes:
1. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, B. 1684­1712, image 63; Archives departementales du Bas­ Rhin, http://etat­civil.bas­rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php .
2. Ibid., image 19.
3 Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, S. 1686­1728, image 24; Archives departementales du Bas­ Rhin, http://etat­civil.bas­rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php .
4. Ibid.
5. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, B. 1684­1712, image 102.
6. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, S. 1687­1728, image 61.
7. Ibid., image 24.
8. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667­1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, page 83. No name given.
9. Ibid., page 93.
10. Ibid., page 97.
11. Registres Paroissiaux de Birlenbach, MS. 1614­1706 image 55; Archives departementales du Bas­Rhin, http://etat­civil.bas­rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php .
12. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667­1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, page 83.
13. Ibid., page 63.
14. Ibid., page 66.
15. Ibid., page 75, where she witnesses the baptism of Wendel Finck on 25 January 1672."
The same report was accompanied by a research calendar of sources searched arranged by Call Number and Source Description:
"1. FHL INTL Book 944.3835/S7 K29s; Soultz-sous-Forêts, printed parish registers - found several spellings of Stähle; two Hans and Eva Stähle families having children at the same time.
2. www.etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr ; Bas-Rhin Archives online; Evangelische Kirche Soultz-sous-Forêts. Found the following documents: Baptism of Eva Stähle (1693) Death of Eva [Straub] Stähle (1699) Death of Johannes Stähle (1719)
3. FHL Film 1761549 item 3; Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, record indexes. Found entries for Straub family.
4. www.etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr ; Bas-Rhin Archives online; Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach. Found: Death of Hans Georg Straub (1683)
5. FHL Film 0721154; Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, baptisms. No baptism for Eva Straub, but found other records; added to PAF.
6. www.etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr ; Evangelische Kirche Oberbetschdorf - looked through 1665-1681. No people with surname Straub."

3. Price and Associates, Inc., (c) Research Report, prepared for Noel Stoker and used by his permission. Report dated 19 Apr 2014. File name: Stocker2014Mar/1333. A transcript of the report:
"OBJECTIVES
• Continue from the previous project by researching the Stocker ancestry.
• Research the Staehli ancestry.
RESULTS
• Found the marriage for Friedrich Stocker and Anna Barbara [no maiden name known].
• Identified four siblings of Friedrich Stocker.
• Located the death entry of Christian Stocker, the oldest ancestor in this line at this point.
• Found the baptismal entry of Eva Staehli.
RECOMMENDATIONS
• Determine whether pre-1639 records exist for Feldberg.
• Conduct an area search around Wörth for the first marriage between the ancestor Anna Barbara [no maiden name known] and Hans Heinrich Bartl.
• Continue research on the Staehli line for about 100 additional years back to 1595.
[BACKGROUND]
This research started where the previous project ended by following the Stocker line of Goersdorf, Alsace. This area was for a long time German territory, but since the end of World War II it has belonged to France. The ancestral Stockers spoke German, and the Lutheran parish books are recorded in German.
Several extractions were made in 1993. The family group sheets created based on the extractions were provided by the client.
Before the research started, a few questions from the client needed to be answered.
Question 1: Does the marriage record of Hanss Michael Stocker to Anna Margaretha Stephan on 30 Jan 1725 at Preuschdorf specifically list his age or his father/parents as Hans Michael Stocker and Maria Remp? If not, how do we know the correct parents of the Hans Michael who married in 1725?
Answer: The marriage record of Hanss Michael Stocker to Anna Margaretha Stephan lists the day of marriage, the names of groom and bride, and the parents of the bride and the father of the groom (being Hans Michael Stocker). It does not list the name of the mother.
Question 2: How do we know the Hanss Michael Stocker who married Maria Remp in 1692 at Mitschdorf was born in Oct 1669 at Mitschdorf? Did the 1692 marriage entry provide Hanss Michael's parents or his place of residence?
Answer: The 1692 marriage entry for Hanss Michael Stocker and Maria Remp states that the groom was the son of Jacob Stocker, [the father] residing in Goersdorf; and the father of the bride was listed as Jacob Remp, the mother as Maria Stephan, both of Mitschdorf. This record does not state whether the groom was born in Mitschdorf or Goersdorf or anywhere else. Since this was not a direct line, his information was not double verified during the previous project. The Preuschdorf parish entries were checked this time, which include Mitschdorf and Goersdorf. The birth entry for him was not found in these parish records. At this point, it is not sure where the birth in October 1669 came from. It definitely needs to be removed. His death entry states his age, but according to this he was born in 1667 (+/- 1 year). If all the Stocker families did move from Feldberg to Goersdorf and Mitschdorf, as suggested by the researcher who worked on these lines in 1993, the data found back then for him could be correct. The only conflicting information that would stay in that case is the given name of the mother. Her name was either Magretha or Magdalena. There is a chance that either the parish priest recorded it wrong or she had indeed two given names.
STOCKER LINE
The researcher who performed the research in 1993 came to the conclusion that the Stocker ancestry moved from the town Feldberg, Grand Duchy of Baden, to Goesdorf, Alsace, but did not deliver any solid proof for it. The distance between these two towns is between 110 and 120 miles in a straight line. For the late 1600s, this was quite a distance to move. On the other hand, between the 1650s (a few years after the end of the Thirty Years War) and the 1680s, many people moved wider distances because the black plague wiped out one-third of Europe; in some areas whole villages were left completely empty. Especially children that did not inherit the family farm took advantage of this and moved to other areas. Also the local nobility often made promises of a lower tax to new settlers.
There were two possible ways to perform the next research steps. One would be to conduct an area search in parishes nearby to find the marriage entry of the direct ancestor, Johann Friedrich Stocker, and Anna Barbara [no maiden name known]. The other possibility would be to verify the Feldberg parish records and retrace the steps performed in 1993. It was decided to analyze the research report from 1993 and the family group sheets based on this. The researcher found a marriage for Friedrich Stocker and Anna Barbara listed as 4 May 1680, married in Goersdorf. This marriage was not recorded in the Preuschdorf parish records (Goersdorf belonged to Preuschdorf). [Kirchenbuch Preuschdorf, Heiraten 1661-1715; FHL INTL Film 769168 item 4.] In fact, no marriages at all were recorded there between 1674 and November 1683. None of the other entries in these previously mentioned family group sheets gave any other clue than the connection to the town Feldberg. Therefore, the Feldberg marriages were checked. Even though many Stockers married there, the desired marriage entry was not found. [Kirchenbuch Preuschdorf, Heiraten 1639-1793; FHL INTL Film 1189398 item 5.]
If the wife, Anna Barbara, was not from Feldberg, the couple could have married somewhere near Goersdorf/Preuschdorf. Therefore, an area search was begun. The first place to check was the neighboring Lutheran parish of Lembach. The marriage entry was not found there. [Kirchenbuch Lembach, Heiraten 1651-1684; FHL INTL Film 717154, item 6; and Heiraten 1656-1689; FHL INTL Film 717154, item 7 (two different records with overlapping years).] Also the baptisms did not list a Johann Friedrich Stocker born in or about 1654 (calculated based on his death entry). [Kirchenbuch Lembach, Taufen 1649-1674; FHL INTL Film 717154, item 6.]
The neighboring Langensulzbach Parish was ignored since their marriage records do not begin until 1689; baptisms begin in 1674.
The third neighboring parish was in Wörth an der Sauer. Finally, the correct marriage was found. [Kirchenbuch Wörth (an der Sauer), Heiraten 1572-1635, 1641-1694; FHL INTL Film 1069776.] The date is the very same as found in 1993, just the town name was recorded wrong. The entry states Goersdorf on the left and could be an indicator to where the marriage might have been performed, but it could also be understood as an annotation to the place of residence of bride and groom. This was very likely where the mistake came in. Following is the record.
Marriage Register. Source: Lutheran Church Records of Wörth, Bas-Rhin Alsace, France:
- M. 4 May 1680: Friedrich Stocker, a carpenter, of Feldberg in der Oberman Grafschaft, married Anna Barbel of Görsdorf; parents of the groom: Deceased Christian Stocker of Feldberg; parents of the bride: [Parents not stated, but the following information was stated:] Widow of the deceased Hanss Friedrich Bartl, a former tailor in Goersdorf. Page 224, entry 4/1680. (Doc.1)
The first marriage between Hanss Friedrich Bartl and Anna Barbel (=Barbara) was sought in this parish, but not found. This record would provide her maiden name. Very likely she was again from another parish and the couple married there. Only an area search might produce this record.
The marriage entry above gives the town of origin as "Feldberg in der Oberman Grafschaft." A "Grafschaft" is a countship. In the 1600s and 1700s, Baden was a countship. It did not become a Grand Duchy until 1806. No reference was found in printed or online sources to the Oberman entry related to the Baden countship. There are at least five different Feldbergs in the former German Empire, but none of them relates to Oberman. The Feldberg in Baden is closest to Goersdorf in spite of its 110 to 120 miles linear distance. This is not absolute proof that the Stocker ancestry came from there, but the evidence pointing into this direction can't be denied.
While analyzing the early parish records of Wörth, it was realized that this parish must have been responsible for the people who belonged since 1660 to the parish Preuschdorf. Since the calculated birth year for Anna Barbel/Anna Barbara was known from her death entry, the baptisms were searched in spite of the possibility that she might have been from another parish. She was born in or about 1645. The baptisms produced three Anna Barbaras born in 1644, but none in 1645 or 1646. Any or none of them could have been the ancestor.
The children of (Johann) Friedrich Stocker and Anna Barbara were found during the last research project. Therefore, the research turned back to the Feldberg parish records. In 1993, the researcher found four children, with an additional one born 18 years before the rest. The four children previously found could be confirmed; the oldest one was not confirmed since his birth took place before Wörth Parish kept records. The direct ancestor (Johann/Hans) Friedrich Stocker was not among those found. If this is the correct ancestral line - and this is the only family where Christian Stocker was the father - then the direct ancestor must have been baptized in another parish or his baptism was not recorded. Following are the four children mentioned (note two sets of twins). [Kirchenbuch Feldberg, Taufen 1639-1793; FHL INTL Film 1189398, item 5.]
Birth Register. Source: Lutheran Church Records of Feldberg, Baden, Germany:
- Chr. 6 Jan 1650: Hans Stocker (twin); father: Christn. Stocker of Hennenbach; mother: Margretha [no maiden name]. No page #, entry 139. (Doc. 2)
- Chr. 6 Jan 1650, died 15 Apr 1725: Maria Stocker (twin); father: Christn. Stocker of Hennenbach; mother: Margretha [no maiden name]. No page #, entry 140. (Doc. 2)
- Chr. 6th of Trinitatis 1655 [= 22 Jul. 1655]: Adam Stocker (twin); father: Christian Stocker, a carpenter in Hennenbach; mother: Margaretha [no maiden name]. No page #, entry 12. (Doc. 3)
- Chr. 6th of Trinitatis 1655 [= 22 Jul. 1655]: Eva Stocker (twin); father: Christian Stocker, a carpenter in Hennenbach; mother: Margaretha [no maiden name]. No page #, entry 12. (Doc. 3)
The marriage entry of the parents, Christian Stocker and Margaretha, was not found in Feldberg. There is a chance that they married before 1639, the year the parish records start. Only a search in neighboring parishes would produce this document - if the neighboring parishes have such old records.
The researcher from 1993 also found the death entry of a Christian Stocker. It cannot be proven that this pertains to the direct ancestor, but the name and profession fit. Also this Christian Stocker died before 1680, which would be confirmed in the marriage entry of the son. If he was the correct ancestor, his wife Margaretha must have been his second wife, because she would not have had all her children in her mid- to late 40s and none in her 30s. Following is the death entry. [Kirchenbuch Feldberg, Tote 1639-1793; FHL INTL Film 1189398, item 5.]
Death Register. Source: Lutheran Church Records of Feldberg, Baden, Germany:
- D. 16 Apr. 1669: Christian Stokher [note different spelling], citizen and carpenter in Hennenbach; age 64 years; relationships [not stated]. No page #, entry 75. (Doc. 4)
An area search around Feldberg was not done. A first look at the records available revealed that only one of the parishes in the wider vicinity had older records, but these records are only a name index of adults living in this parish. Another church closer to Feldberg was already established 1620, but their baptisms do not start until 1639 - the same year as Feldberg's. Therefore, the chance to continue the Stocker line is very low.
STAEHLI LINE
Before wrapping up this research project, a quick look was made into the Lutheran Sulz parish records. According to the marriage entry between Hanss Michael Stocker and Eva Staehli in 1721 (found in a previous research project), she was from Sultz. There is a "Sulz unterm Wald" nearby, today called Soultz-sous-Forêts. The baptismal entries of this parish records were analyzed, and her entry was found. Since her date of birth could be calculated based on her entry in the death record, this was a quick task. [Kirchenbuch Sulz unterm Wald, Taufen 1684-1747; FHL INTL Film 796891.] Following is the entry.
Birth Register. Source: Lutheran Church Records of Sulz unterm Wald, Bas-Rhin Alsace, France:
- Chr. 12 Nov. 1693: Eva Steley; father: Johannes Steley; mother: Eva [no maiden name]. Page 89 a+b, no entry #. (Doc. 05)
The family name of the father is spelled Steley, but the signature under the record spells it Stehl. In another record where he and his wife are mentioned as godparents, his name is spelled Stelly.
No further research was done on this Staehli/Steley/Stehl line. The next project should seek the siblings and the marriage record of the parents.
The individuals who could be connected to the ancestral tree were entered into the client database. None of the other non-related family members were extracted at this time.
Conclusion
An area search produced the marriage of Friedrich Stocker and Anna Barbara [no maiden name known] and proved that the Stocker ancestry was indeed from Feldberg. Four siblings of Friedrich Stocker were found, but concrete proof that these were indeed his siblings could not be produced. A death entry of one of the ancestors (Christian Stoker) makes it possible to calculate the year of his birth, but this ancestor was born about a quarter century before record keeping began in this parish. The oldest parish nearby has only a few records back to 1620, but even that is several years after the calculated birth of Christian Stoker.
For the Staehli line, the baptismal entry of Eva Staehli (in her record spelled Steley) was found. No time was left to extract the rest of the family.
Recommendations
A gazetteer should be checked to see whether records are available for Feldberg prior to 1639. An older parish nearby that was responsible for Feldberg prior to that year might contain the early Stocker ancestry, but the chance to find such older records is rather small. An area search around Wörth might produce the first marriage between the ancestor Anna Barbara [no maiden name known] and Hans Heinrich Bartl.
Research in the Sulz Lutheran parish records for the Staehli line should continue. The Sulz parish records are available on microfilm at the Family History Library back to 1595 - a potential of almost 100 years of records.
It was a pleasure to research your ancestry, and we look forward to continuing, according to your instructions."

MARRIAGE:
1. Marriage is not found in the church records for Soultz-Sous-Forêts, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France.
 		Straub, Eva (I4887)
 
4157 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, S. 1686-1728, image 61; Archives departementales du Bas-Rhin, http://etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php

2. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, B. 1684-1712, image 19; Archives departementales du Bas-Rhin, http://etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php - witness in baptism of Johann Schora, 25 Aug 1686; listed as "Johannes Stöll of _____[left blank], the single salter here."

3. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, B. 1684-1712, image 23; Archives departementales du Bas-Rhin, http://etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php - witness in baptism of Anna Barbara Schaaf of Retschweiler, 26 Jan 1687; listed as "Hans Stell, the current salter here - Hans Stelli, sig[nature] H. S."

4. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, B. 1684-1712, image 28; Archives departementales du Bas-Rhin, http://etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php - witness in baptism of Maria Jung, 19 Jun 1687; listed as "Johannes Stell the single salter from here, signed Hans Stelli"

5. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, B. 1684-1712, image 30; Archives departementales du Bas-Rhin, http://etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php - witness in baptism of Hans Michael Werner, 27 Sep 1687; listed as "Johannes Stell the single salter here".

5. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, B. 1684-1712, image 33; Archives departementales du Bas-Rhin, http://etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php - witness in baptism of Johannes Weber, 16 Feb 1688; listed as "Johannes Stell the local salter, signed Johannes Stell"

6. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, B. 1684-1712, image 35; Archives departementales du Bas-Rhin, http://etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php - witness in baptism of Dorothea Scheer, 11 May 1688; listed as "Johannes Stell the local salter"

7. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-sous-Forêts, B. 1684-1712, image 38; Archives departementales du Bas-Rhin, http://etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php - witness in baptism of Hans Goerg Mitg..., 14 Oct 1688; listed as "Johannes Stell, the current salter"

8. Per Price and Associates, Inc., (c) Research Report, prepared for Noel Stoker and used by his permission. Report dated 31 July 2015. File name: Staehli2015May/1333. A transcript of the report:
"PROJECT SUMMARY
OBJECTIVE
• Focus on finding the correct ancestry of Eva Staehli of Sulz.
RESULTS
• Identified the correct family of Johannes and Eva Stähle.
• Identified the second wife and family of Johannes Stähle.
• Developed two theories concerning the ancestry of Eva, wife of Johannes Stähle.
• Traced two additional generations for the probable ancestry of Eva.
RECOMMENDATIONS
• Search death records of Soultz­-les­-Forêts for information on the Wilhelm and Straub families.
• Continue searching earlier records of Schwabwiller for the Straub family.
• Contact city archives in Soultz­-les­-Forêts to identify potential record sets that may help in identifying the origin of Johannes Stähle.
• Search for additional descendants of Johannes Stähle for further clues that may show up in the baptismal sponsors.
Introduction
Previous research indicated that Eva Stähle was born in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, Bas­ Rhin, France in 1693, the daughter of Johannes Stähle and his wife Eva. A preliminary search in the parish records of Soultz­-les­-Forêts revealed the presence of two Hans­Eva Stähle couples having children at the same time. Research began with a focus on these two couples in order to learn if children of the families could be separated, and the identity of the correct ancestral couple could be ascertained.
Stähle family in Soultz­-sous­-Forêts
Eva Stähle was born and baptized in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts in November 1693, the daughter of Johannes Stähle and his wife Eva.1 Fortunately, the baptismal and marriage records of Soultz-­sous-­Forêts have been indexed and were available for consultation.
Unfortunately, it was discovered that there were two Hans and Eva Stähle/Stelle families having children in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts at the same time. Spelling for the two families varied for each record, making it difficult to ascertain the two separate families on that basis alone. A closer study of the two families proved successful in identifying which children belonged to each Hans Stähle/Stelle. The ancestor, Johannes Stähle, was consistently referred to by his occupation, a salter. Furthermore, by tracing the families through the early 1700s and looking through the indexed records, it was ascertained that the descendants of each Hans went by slightly different spellings of the surname. The ancestral line was later known as Stähle, while the descendants of the ‘other' Hans later went by Stell.
Eva Stähle's father, Johannes Stähle, was a salter in the town of Soultz­sous­ Forêts. He first appears in town in 1686, where he, as a bachelor, witnessed the baptism of Johann Schora on 25 August.2 The entry mentioning of him was written, "Johannes Stöll, of ___ [left blank], the single salter here." This indicates that Johannes Stähle did not originate in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, as the priest left a space to later write his town of birth. The priest did not go back and fill in the entry. Johannes Stähle appears as a baptismal sponsor an additional five times between 1686 and 1688.
Johannes Stähle married Eva around 1688 or 1689, as indicated by Eva's 1699 death record.3 Unfortunately, the extant marriage records for Soultz-­sous-­Forêts have a gap between 1681 and 1737. The couple had three daughters: Margaretha (1690), the ancestress Eva (1693), and Maria Barbara (1697). Johannes Stähle's wife, Eva, died 24 January 1699.4 Johannes Stähle remarried shortly after his wife's death, as he and his second wife Catharina have their first daughter, Magdalena Stähle, on 9 April 1700 in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts.5 By 1702, the Stähle family had moved to nearby Retschwiller, where Johannes continued his trade as a salter, but between 1706 and 1714, the family moved back to Soultz-­sous-­Forêts. Johannes Stähle and his second wife had five children, including four sons, before his death on 28 December 1719.6 His age at death gave a calculated birth date of 7 March 1659; however, he was not born in Soultz­sous­ Forêts. Godparents for the children initially seemed to point to the Rempen family as perhaps related, as members of this family showed up in several children's baptisms. A closer look at other baptismal records in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts shows that the Rempen family was particularly popular as sponsors for numerous families, indicating a social connection rather than a familial one.
The origins of Eva Stähle
The death record of Eva Stähle and the one following hers are rather interesting documents that potentially provide clues into her parentage. Eva, wife of Johannes Stähle, died 26 January 1699 in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts.7 The document is difficult to read and in parts is illegible; this is the best translation of the entry:
"the 26th January 1699, died Eva, a devout working quiet housewife: Hans Stelle, the local salter, his wife of ten years, after which she until the 9th day, when began pricks in her [illegible], after which she had endured extreme pain, finally, with faith in God her savior, and very beautiful patience, her soul having believed in Him, after the 24th, in the night, softly and with a [illegible] departed, and the day following was buried.
Let such a soul rest, and give this body a happy resurrection. Her age 32 years."
Following her entry is this entry, for the death of Barbara Straub, also difficult to read and in parts illegible, and translated thus:
"Here, amazingly, after which was received word, and amazingly [illegible] her faith, died, only 5 days after the previously mentioned soul had died [illegible], died on the 31st of the same month and in the night, the same's mother: named Barbara, age in her life was a wife of [?Gadelsf.] after [illegible] was 5 days of illness; Hans Georg Straub, citizen and miller from Keffenach, County of Zweibrücken, [illegible] a surviving widow, otherwise originally from Wirtzberger Land [i.e. Württemberg], in holy rites was buried."
From this translation, it seems that Barbara, the mother of Eva, was the widow of Hans Georg Straub of Keffenach at the time of her death. Keffenach at the time belonged to the parish of Birlenbach. A search of those records revealed some conflicting information. Hans Georg Straub of Keffenach and his wife Barbara were the parents of three children baptized in the parish: an unnamed daughter in 1674,8 a daughter Margaretha on 15 April 1683,9 and a son Jacob on 30 July 1684.10 The only Straub death record found in Birlenbach was for Hans Georg Straub, "the old miller," who died 25 May 1683 in Keffenach.11 This death for Hans Georg Straub, "the old miller" seems impossible to be the same person as the Hans Georg Straub who married Barbara and fathered a child born in July 1684. Additionally, by calling him "the old miller" this may indicate that there was a young miller, i.e. Hans Georg Straub who married Barbara. The death records of Birlenbach between 1683 and 1691 are missing; perhaps Hans Georg Straub, husband of Barbara, died in this time period.
It is very strange that there are no entries of baptism for the Straub family prior to the 1674 entry, even though other children's entries show up from Keffenach in the 1660s and 1670s. Nor is there a marriage in the records for Hans Georg Straub and Barbara. If Eva is the daughter of Hans Georg Straub and his wife Barbara, her baptismal record should be in the records of Birlenbach, but may show up in other places. According to her death record, Eva was born approximately 1666 or 1667. There are two theories for the parentage of Eva, wife of Johannes Stähle:
1. A search through the parish registers of Soultz-­sous-­Forêts shows only one Eva baptized between 1665 and 1667 - Eva Wilhelm, daughter of Hans Wilhelm and his wife Barbara, baptized on 25 November 1666. Hans Wilhelm was a salter in Retschwiller, where he and his wife had four children between 1666 and May 1673. Several things make this a strong possibility - Hans Wilhelm has the same occupation as Johannes Stähle, the family lived in Retschwiller where Johannes Stähle later lived, the age of birth of this Eva would put her as age 32 years, 2 months at the time of death of Eva, wife of Johannes Stähle. There are some problems with this theory, however. For this relationship to work, Barbara, mother of Eva, would have to subsequently marry Hans Georg Straub of Kessenach, which would make him Eva's stepfather rather than her father. Hans Wilhelm would have had to die sometime in 1673 or 1674, after which Barbara marries Hans Georg Straub early enough to have a child with him in 1674 - or Hans Georg Straub had two wives named Barbara, the first of which had the child in 1674. Furthermore, there are no Wilhelms as baptismal witnesses in Soultz-­sous-­Forêts between 1684 and 1689, indicating the family had died or moved by then.
2. Hans Georg Straub and his wife Barbara had three children baptized in Kessenach, the first of which was an unnamed daughter between August and December 1674.12 Based on the death record of Hans Georg Straub in 1683, and a subsequent baptism of a Straub child in 1684, it seems likely that there were two Hans Georg Straubs, probably father and son, both millers in Kessenach, living in Kessenach at the same time. The miller Hans Georg Straub of Keffenach (uncertain of which of the two) appears first in the parish as a baptismal witness on 20 October 1667.13 Barbara, wife of Hans Georg Straub, miller of Keffenach, shows up first as a baptismal sponsor on 21 December 1668.14 She witnesses two more baptisms, but does not appear as a witness between 1672 and 1683.15 Baptismal records in Birlenbach are spotty in the 1660s, with only one appearing in 1664, but seem fairly complete after August 1667. It is possible that Eva was born in Keffenach in 1666 or early 1667, during the gap, and that the family had difficulty having children, with one child born in 1673 and two in short succession in 1683 and 1684. It is also possible that Barbara, the witness of the three baptisms in 1668­1672, was the wife of the earlier Hans Georg Straub. A search through the baptismal sponsors in Birlenbach through 1689 failed to show any Straubs, other than Hans Georg Straub the miller and Barbara, as witnesses. Nor was the marriage of Johannes Stähle and Eva found in the parish.
Conclusion
Through careful analysis of the records, the family of Eva Stähle was successfully identified in the parish of Soultz-­sous-­Forêts. A second marriage was identified for her father, Johannes. Descendants were found to be living in the town through the 1790s but were not researched. Due to missing records, there is some question about the identity of Eva Stähle's mother, Eva. Both theories were evaluated, and it seems likelier that Eva was born Eva Straub, the daughter of Hans Georg and Barbara Straub of the town of Keffenach.
Recommendations
• Search death records of Soultz­-les­-Forêts for information on the Wilhelm and Straub families.
• Continue searching earlier records of Schwabwiller for the Straub family.
• Contact city archives in Soultz­-les­-Forêts to identify potential record sets that may help in identifying the origin of Johannes Stähle.
• Search for additional descendants of Johannes Stähle for further clues that may show up in the baptismal sponsors.
Footnotes:
1. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, B. 1684­1712, image 63; Archives departementales du Bas­ Rhin, http://etat­civil.bas­rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php .
2. Ibid., image 19.
3 Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, S. 1686­1728, image 24; Archives departementales du Bas­ Rhin, http://etat­civil.bas­rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php .
4. Ibid.
5. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, B. 1684­1712, image 102.
6. Registres Paroissiaux de Soultz-­sous-­Forêts, S. 1687­1728, image 61.
7. Ibid., image 24.
8. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667­1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, page 83. No name given.
9. Ibid., page 93.
10. Ibid., page 97.
11. Registres Paroissiaux de Birlenbach, MS. 1614­1706 image 55; Archives departementales du Bas­Rhin, http://etat­civil.bas­rhin.fr/adeloch/adeloch_flash/adeloch_flash.php .
12. Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, Taufen 1667­1745, FHL Film 721154, item 1, page 83.
13. Ibid., page 63.
14. Ibid., page 66.
15. Ibid., page 75, where she witnesses the baptism of Wendel Finck on 25 January 1672."
The same report was accompanied by a research calendar of sources searched arranged by Call Number and Source Description:
"1. FHL INTL Book 944.3835/S7 K29s; Soultz-sous-Forêts, printed parish registers - found several spellings of Stähle; two Hans and Eva Stähle families having children at the same time.
2. www.etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr ; Bas-Rhin Archives online; Evangelische Kirche Soultz-sous-Forêts. Found the following documents: Baptism of Eva Stähle (1693) Death of Eva [Straub] Stähle (1699) Death of Johannes Stähle (1719)
3. FHL Film 1761549 item 3; Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, record indexes. Found entries for Straub family.
4. www.etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr ; Bas-Rhin Archives online; Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach. Found: Death of Hans Georg Straub (1683)
5. FHL Film 0721154; Evangelische Kirche Birlenbach, baptisms. No baptism for Eva Straub, but found other records; added to PAF.
6. www.etat-civil.bas-rhin.fr ; Evangelische Kirche Oberbetschdorf - looked through 1665-1681. No people with surname Straub."

9. Per Price and Associates, Inc., (c) Research Report, prepared for Noel Stoker and used by his permission. Report dated 6 Jan 2014. File name: MichaelStocker2013Nov. Price and Associates also prepared a PAF file for Noel, which I have; this PAF file has the death of Maria Margretha. A transcript of the report:
OBJECTIVE
• Verify birth and death of Michael Stocker, born and died 1727
• Search for other potential ancestors with this name in or near Mitschdorf
RESULTS
• Verified the birth and death of Michael Stocker, born and died 1727.
• Extracted all Stocker christenings, marriages, and deaths from the Preuschdorf Lutheran church records, 1715-1736. The original entries were carefully and individually read in order to assure accuracy since the birth index proved to be largely incomplete.
• Found two Johann Michael Stockers, of which one would qualify to be the direct ancestor. This is Hanss Michel Stocker, born 15 April 1730, son of Hanss Michel, the older of Goersdorf, and wife Eva.
• Discovered marriage of widower Hanss Michel Stocker of Goersdorf to Eva Staehli, daughter of the deceased Johannes Staehli of Sultz.
• Created a PAF-file for the potential ancestral Stocker family as well as for those where no relationship has been established at this time
RECOMMENDATIONS
• Continue research after 1736 in compiling the complete family of Hanss Michel & Eva Stocker as well as determining if the potential ancestral Hanss Michel Stocker born in 1730 likely emigrated from Preuschdorf.
Stocker, Noel: MichaelStocker2o13Noc
• Pending above results, continue extension of the Stocker lines in earlier generations, identifying the most recent common ancestor for the ancestral Johann Michael (Hanss Michel) Stocker of Frederick, Maryland and the Johann Michael Stocker born 1701 who settled in Pennsylvania.
• Pending above results, also seek ancestry of Eva Staehli, daughter of Johannes Staehli of Sultz.
BACKGROUND INFORMATION
The research task on the Michael Stocker line was twofold. The client's DNA has shown that his ancestor Johann Michael Stocker is related within one to four generations to Johann/Hans Michael Stocker who was born in 1701 in Mitschdorf, Germany, which is today in France. This information was provided by the client. The most recent common ancestor between these two individuals has not yet been identified. There was a Michael, son of Hans Michael Stocker and Anna Margretha, nee Stephan, born in 1727, but this child supposedly died three months after birth.
The first task was, therefore, to verify the death entry of Michael Stocker, born in 1727. If this entry was verified, the years between 1715 and 1733 needed to be researched to find any other Michael or Johann/Hans Michael Stockers who could be the potential ancestor. Each finding of such a name needed to be verified in the death and marriage entries to see whether this/these individual(s) could be eliminated or remained as ancestral candidates. This part of the research was the second task to perform.
The town of birth of the 1727 Michael Stocker was Mitschdorf, Alsace, Germany, since the end of WWII belonging to France. The Lutheran parish was located in the neighboring village Preuschdorf, which lays about one mile south-east of Mitschdorf. The parish records of Preuschdorf are available at the Family History Library (FHL) in Salt Lake City back to 1660. These early records include a name index for births, marriages, and deaths. During the research process it was discovered that only about half of the persons are recorded in the birth index (the marriage and death indexes were not cross-checked). Therefore, it was necessary for the research to be completed in the actual records, examining each entry. This made the research slower than expected, but was a necessary step to ensure research quality and accuracy.
It was decided to extract all individuals with the family name Stocker, afterwards arranging them into family units in better revealing the familial relationship and qualifying a potential ancestral line. While research was completed previously and family groups compiled, it appeared some individuals might have been missed.
Unfortunately there was no electronic genealogy file provided, allowing quick screen views of families. Therefore, the new extractions were entered into the most recent version of Personal Ancestral File in order to evaluate, change, and submit names for temple work electronically. The new database reflects births/christenings, marriages, and deaths/burials 1715-1736 from the original Lutheran records of Preuschdorf
REPORT
As mentioned in the introduction, the first task was to verify the birth and death of Michael, born and died in 1727, son of Hans Michael Stocker and Anna Margretha, nee Stephan. This information was confirmed [LDS-microfilm 769168 item 5-6: Kirchenbuch Preuschdorf, Taufen 1715-1736, Tote 1715-1736]. Michael Stocker was born on 31 August 1727, baptized on 25 September 1727, died on 19 December 1727 and was buried on 31 December 1727. With this proof he was definitely disqualified as the potential ancestor.
The baptismal entries of this time frame were researched for other individuals with this name. For an individual to qualify, the ancestor had to be born between 1718 and 1733, with emphasis on the 1729-1731 years for Johann/Hanss Michael Stocker.
The research in the baptismal records produced two individuals that might qualify as potential ancestors. A third Johann Michael Stocker found, born in 1715, was disqualified since he died in 1717.
Of the two candidates, one was named Johann Michael Stocker (born sometime between 27 September and 15 October 1723 - exact date could not be recognized) and the other was Hanss Michel Stocker, born 15 April 1730. Hanss is the short form for Johann and Johannes. Both of these individuals are siblings and have the same set of parents. The first individual was found previously, but the second was evidently never found as he was not listed in the family's printout. Even though the death entry of the older 1723 sibling was not found in the Preuschdorf death records, it can be assumed that he died because of the re-use of the same first names. The parents are Hanss Michael Stocker and Eva Staehli (her maiden name was found in her marriage record). This family was from the neighboring Goersdorf, which is about 3/4 of a mile west of Mitschdorf. Because of missing information about the younger generations it cannot be judged whether this younger sibling qualifies to be the ancestor. The time approved for this research was too short to go through all the death records until the 1760s, when he should be at last married. Also, since it is not known how the Stocker line continues within the younger generations, it is a difficult task to judge the chances of ancestry.
For the potential ancestral family in question following individuals were found [LDS-microfilm 769168 item 5-6: Kirchenbuch Preuschdorf, Taufen 1715-1736].
Birth Register. Source: Lutheran Church Records of Preuschdorf, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France:
- [No birth or chr. date stated, between 27 Sep. and 15 Oct. 1723]: Johann Michael Stocker; father: Michael Stocker, the older, of Goersdorf; mother: Eva [no maiden name]. Page 80, entry #3. (Doc. 1)
- B. 26 Jan. 1726, chr. 27 Jan. 1726, d. 1749: Maria Margaretha Stocker; father: Hanss Michael Stocker, the older, of Goersdorf; mother: Eva [no maiden name]. Page 114, entry #3.
- B. Mar. 1728, chr. 11 Mar. 1728: Maria Elisabetha Stocker; father: Michael Stocker, the older, of Giersdorf; mother: Eva [no maiden name]. Page 139, entry #3.
- B. 15 Apr. 1730, chr. 16 Apr. 1730: Hanss Michel Stocker [potential ancestor]; father: Hanss Michel Stocker, the older, of Goersdorf; mother: Eva [no maiden name]. Page 170, entry #1. (Doc. 02)
- B. 29 Apr. 1733, chr. 30 Apr. 1733: Maria Eva Stocker; father: Hanss Michel Stocker, the older, of Giersdorf; mother: Eva [no maiden name]. Page 204, entry #4.
The children very likely went by their middle names since all the first names are the same. There is the chance that more siblings were born after 1736, but the time approved did not allow any research past 1736 since the death and some marriages needed to be researched too. Thus far, a death record was not found, but it needs to be mentioned that no research in the death record was performed past 1736.
The marriage record of the parents was sought and found [LDS-microfilm 769168 item 6: Kirchenbuch Preuschdorf, Heiraten 1715-1736]. This record provided the maiden name of Eva and her town of origin, information not known before.
Marriage Register. Source: Lutheran Church Records of Preuschdorf, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France:
- M. 4 Jan. 1721, The Widower Hanss Michel Stocker of Goersdorf with Eva Staehli; parents of the groom: [not stated]; parents of the bride: The deceased Johannes Staehli of Sultz. Page 9, entry #3.
At this time it is not clear whether the town Sultz (town of origin of the Staehli family) is the same as Soultz-Sous-Forets (about four miles west of Goersdorf) or the Soultz near Strassburg, today both in France. Staehli is a typical Swiss family name. Future research will solve this mystery.
Time did not allow additional research in original records. All those where no relationship to the direct ancestry could be proven at this time were grouped together into separate family units. All individuals were all entered into a new Personal Ancestral File.
CONCLUSION
In this research session it was the initial task to prove that Michael Stocker, son of Michael Stocker was born and died in 1727. The second task was to research the baptismal entries to find another Michael or Johann/Hans Michael Stocker that could qualify as a potential ancestor. Both tasks were accomplished with a positive result.
RECOMMENDATIONS
It would valuable to receive and enter all information on the immigrant ancestor after his arrival in America into the new PAF that has been created. This would facilitate a better evaluation of appropriate records to search in the Preuschdorf area and tracking emigration.
At the same time the birth, death, and marriage entries (after 1736) need to be checked to eliminate or allow the ancestral candidate to remain for further consideration.
It was a pleasure to research the ancestral lines of the client and we look forward to continuing according to the directions of the client."

10. Price and Associates, Inc., (c) Research Report, prepared for Noel Stoker and used by his permission. Report dated 19 Apr 2014. File name: Stocker2014Mar/1333. A transcript of the report:
"OBJECTIVES
• Continue from the previous project by researching the Stocker ancestry.
• Research the Staehli ancestry.
RESULTS
• Found the marriage for Friedrich Stocker and Anna Barbara [no maiden name known].
• Identified four siblings of Friedrich Stocker.
• Located the death entry of Christian Stocker, the oldest ancestor in this line at this point.
• Found the baptismal entry of Eva Staehli.
RECOMMENDATIONS
• Determine whether pre-1639 records exist for Feldberg.
• Conduct an area search around Wörth for the first marriage between the ancestor Anna Barbara [no maiden name known] and Hans Heinrich Bartl.
• Continue research on the Staehli line for about 100 additional years back to 1595.
[BACKGROUND]
This research started where the previous project ended by following the Stocker line of Goersdorf, Alsace. This area was for a long time German territory, but since the end of World War II it has belonged to France. The ancestral Stockers spoke German, and the Lutheran parish books are recorded in German.
Several extractions were made in 1993. The family group sheets created based on the extractions were provided by the client.
Before the research started, a few questions from the client needed to be answered.
Question 1: Does the marriage record of Hanss Michael Stocker to Anna Margaretha Stephan on 30 Jan 1725 at Preuschdorf specifically list his age or his father/parents as Hans Michael Stocker and Maria Remp? If not, how do we know the correct parents of the Hans Michael who married in 1725?
Answer: The marriage record of Hanss Michael Stocker to Anna Margaretha Stephan lists the day of marriage, the names of groom and bride, and the parents of the bride and the father of the groom (being Hans Michael Stocker). It does not list the name of the mother.
Question 2: How do we know the Hanss Michael Stocker who married Maria Remp in 1692 at Mitschdorf was born in Oct 1669 at Mitschdorf? Did the 1692 marriage entry provide Hanss Michael's parents or his place of residence?
Answer: The 1692 marriage entry for Hanss Michael Stocker and Maria Remp states that the groom was the son of Jacob Stocker, [the father] residing in Goersdorf; and the father of the bride was listed as Jacob Remp, the mother as Maria Stephan, both of Mitschdorf. This record does not state whether the groom was born in Mitschdorf or Goersdorf or anywhere else. Since this was not a direct line, his information was not double verified during the previous project. The Preuschdorf parish entries were checked this time, which include Mitschdorf and Goersdorf. The birth entry for him was not found in these parish records. At this point, it is not sure where the birth in October 1669 came from. It definitely needs to be removed. His death entry states his age, but according to this he was born in 1667 (+/- 1 year). If all the Stocker families did move from Feldberg to Goersdorf and Mitschdorf, as suggested by the researcher who worked on these lines in 1993, the data found back then for him could be correct. The only conflicting information that would stay in that case is the given name of the mother. Her name was either Magretha or Magdalena. There is a chance that either the parish priest recorded it wrong or she had indeed two given names.
STOCKER LINE
The researcher who performed the research in 1993 came to the conclusion that the Stocker ancestry moved from the town Feldberg, Grand Duchy of Baden, to Goesdorf, Alsace, but did not deliver any solid proof for it. The distance between these two towns is between 110 and 120 miles in a straight line. For the late 1600s, this was quite a distance to move. On the other hand, between the 1650s (a few years after the end of the Thirty Years War) and the 1680s, many people moved wider distances because the black plague wiped out one-third of Europe; in some areas whole villages were left completely empty. Especially children that did not inherit the family farm took advantage of this and moved to other areas. Also the local nobility often made promises of a lower tax to new settlers.
There were two possible ways to perform the next research steps. One would be to conduct an area search in parishes nearby to find the marriage entry of the direct ancestor, Johann Friedrich Stocker, and Anna Barbara [no maiden name known]. The other possibility would be to verify the Feldberg parish records and retrace the steps performed in 1993. It was decided to analyze the research report from 1993 and the family group sheets based on this. The researcher found a marriage for Friedrich Stocker and Anna Barbara listed as 4 May 1680, married in Goersdorf. This marriage was not recorded in the Preuschdorf parish records (Goersdorf belonged to Preuschdorf). [Kirchenbuch Preuschdorf, Heiraten 1661-1715; FHL INTL Film 769168 item 4.] In fact, no marriages at all were recorded there between 1674 and November 1683. None of the other entries in these previously mentioned family group sheets gave any other clue than the connection to the town Feldberg. Therefore, the Feldberg marriages were checked. Even though many Stockers married there, the desired marriage entry was not found. [Kirchenbuch Preuschdorf, Heiraten 1639-1793; FHL INTL Film 1189398 item 5.]
If the wife, Anna Barbara, was not from Feldberg, the couple could have married somewhere near Goersdorf/Preuschdorf. Therefore, an area search was begun. The first place to check was the neighboring Lutheran parish of Lembach. The marriage entry was not found there. [Kirchenbuch Lembach, Heiraten 1651-1684; FHL INTL Film 717154, item 6; and Heiraten 1656-1689; FHL INTL Film 717154, item 7 (two different records with overlapping years).] Also the baptisms did not list a Johann Friedrich Stocker born in or about 1654 (calculated based on his death entry). [Kirchenbuch Lembach, Taufen 1649-1674; FHL INTL Film 717154, item 6.]
The neighboring Langensulzbach Parish was ignored since their marriage records do not begin until 1689; baptisms begin in 1674.
The third neighboring parish was in Wörth an der Sauer. Finally, the correct marriage was found. [Kirchenbuch Wörth (an der Sauer), Heiraten 1572-1635, 1641-1694; FHL INTL Film 1069776.] The date is the very same as found in 1993, just the town name was recorded wrong. The entry states Goersdorf on the left and could be an indicator to where the marriage might have been performed, but it could also be understood as an annotation to the place of residence of bride and groom. This was very likely where the mistake came in. Following is the record.
Marriage Register. Source: Lutheran Church Records of Wörth, Bas-Rhin Alsace, France:
- M. 4 May 1680: Friedrich Stocker, a carpenter, of Feldberg in der Oberman Grafschaft, married Anna Barbel of Görsdorf; parents of the groom: Deceased Christian Stocker of Feldberg; parents of the bride: [Parents not stated, but the following information was stated:] Widow of the deceased Hanss Friedrich Bartl, a former tailor in Goersdorf. Page 224, entry 4/1680. (Doc.1)
The first marriage between Hanss Friedrich Bartl and Anna Barbel (=Barbara) was sought in this parish, but not found. This record would provide her maiden name. Very likely she was again from another parish and the couple married there. Only an area search might produce this record.
The marriage entry above gives the town of origin as "Feldberg in der Oberman Grafschaft." A "Grafschaft" is a countship. In the 1600s and 1700s, Baden was a countship. It did not become a Grand Duchy until 1806. No reference was found in printed or online sources to the Oberman entry related to the Baden countship. There are at least five different Feldbergs in the former German Empire, but none of them relates to Oberman. The Feldberg in Baden is closest to Goersdorf in spite of its 110 to 120 miles linear distance. This is not absolute proof that the Stocker ancestry came from there, but the evidence pointing into this direction can't be denied.
While analyzing the early parish records of Wörth, it was realized that this parish must have been responsible for the people who belonged since 1660 to the parish Preuschdorf. Since the calculated birth year for Anna Barbel/Anna Barbara was known from her death entry, the baptisms were searched in spite of the possibility that she might have been from another parish. She was born in or about 1645. The baptisms produced three Anna Barbaras born in 1644, but none in 1645 or 1646. Any or none of them could have been the ancestor.
The children of (Johann) Friedrich Stocker and Anna Barbara were found during the last research project. Therefore, the research turned back to the Feldberg parish records. In 1993, the researcher found four children, with an additional one born 18 years before the rest. The four children previously found could be confirmed; the oldest one was not confirmed since his birth took place before Wörth Parish kept records. The direct ancestor (Johann/Hans) Friedrich Stocker was not among those found. If this is the correct ancestral line - and this is the only family where Christian Stocker was the father - then the direct ancestor must have been baptized in another parish or his baptism was not recorded. Following are the four children mentioned (note two sets of twins). [Kirchenbuch Feldberg, Taufen 1639-1793; FHL INTL Film 1189398, item 5.]
Birth Register. Source: Lutheran Church Records of Feldberg, Baden, Germany:
- Chr. 6 Jan 1650: Hans Stocker (twin); father: Christn. Stocker of Hennenbach; mother: Margretha [no maiden name]. No page #, entry 139. (Doc. 2)
- Chr. 6 Jan 1650, died 15 Apr 1725: Maria Stocker (twin); father: Christn. Stocker of Hennenbach; mother: Margretha [no maiden name]. No page #, entry 140. (Doc. 2)
- Chr. 6th of Trinitatis 1655 [= 22 Jul. 1655]: Adam Stocker (twin); father: Christian Stocker, a carpenter in Hennenbach; mother: Margaretha [no maiden name]. No page #, entry 12. (Doc. 3)
- Chr. 6th of Trinitatis 1655 [= 22 Jul. 1655]: Eva Stocker (twin); father: Christian Stocker, a carpenter in Hennenbach; mother: Margaretha [no maiden name]. No page #, entry 12. (Doc. 3)
The marriage entry of the parents, Christian Stocker and Margaretha, was not found in Feldberg. There is a chance that they married before 1639, the year the parish records start. Only a search in neighboring parishes would produce this document - if the neighboring parishes have such old records.
The researcher from 1993 also found the death entry of a Christian Stocker. It cannot be proven that this pertains to the direct ancestor, but the name and profession fit. Also this Christian Stocker died before 1680, which would be confirmed in the marriage entry of the son. If he was the correct ancestor, his wife Margaretha must have been his second wife, because she would not have had all her children in her mid- to late 40s and none in her 30s. Following is the death entry. [Kirchenbuch Feldberg, Tote 1639-1793; FHL INTL Film 1189398, item 5.]
Death Register. Source: Lutheran Church Records of Feldberg, Baden, Germany:
- D. 16 Apr. 1669: Christian Stokher [note different spelling], citizen and carpenter in Hennenbach; age 64 years; relationships [not stated]. No page #, entry 75. (Doc. 4)
An area search around Feldberg was not done. A first look at the records available revealed that only one of the parishes in the wider vicinity had older records, but these records are only a name index of adults living in this parish. Another church closer to Feldberg was already established 1620, but their baptisms do not start until 1639 - the same year as Feldberg's. Therefore, the chance to continue the Stocker line is very low.
STAEHLI LINE
Before wrapping up this research project, a quick look was made into the Lutheran Sulz parish records. According to the marriage entry between Hanss Michael Stocker and Eva Staehli in 1721 (found in a previous research project), she was from Sultz. There is a "Sulz unterm Wald" nearby, today called Soultz-sous-Forêts. The baptismal entries of this parish records were analyzed, and her entry was found. Since her date of birth could be calculated based on her entry in the death record, this was a quick task. [Kirchenbuch Sulz unterm Wald, Taufen 1684-1747; FHL INTL Film 796891.] Following is the entry.
Birth Register. Source: Lutheran Church Records of Sulz unterm Wald, Bas-Rhin Alsace, France:
- Chr. 12 Nov. 1693: Eva Steley; father: Johannes Steley; mother: Eva [no maiden name]. Page 89 a+b, no entry #. (Doc. 05)
The family name of the father is spelled Steley, but the signature under the record spells it Stehl. In another record where he and his wife are mentioned as godparents, his name is spelled Stelly.
No further research was done on this Staehli/Steley/Stehl line. The next project should seek the siblings and the marriage record of the parents.
The individuals who could be connected to the ancestral tree were entered into the client database. None of the other non-related family members were extracted at this time.
Conclusion
An area search produced the marriage of Friedrich Stocker and Anna Barbara [no maiden name known] and proved that the Stocker ancestry was indeed from Feldberg. Four siblings of Friedrich Stocker were found, but concrete proof that these were indeed his siblings could not be produced. A death entry of one of the ancestors (Christian Stoker) makes it possible to calculate the year of his birth, but this ancestor was born about a quarter century before record keeping began in this parish. The oldest parish nearby has only a few records back to 1620, but even that is several years after the calculated birth of Christian Stoker.
For the Staehli line, the baptismal entry of Eva Staehli (in her record spelled Steley) was found. No time was left to extract the rest of the family.
Recommendations
A gazetteer should be checked to see whether records are available for Feldberg prior to 1639. An older parish nearby that was responsible for Feldberg prior to that year might contain the early Stocker ancestry, but the chance to find such older records is rather small. An area search around Wörth might produce the first marriage between the ancestor Anna Barbara [no maiden name known] and Hans Heinrich Bartl.
Research in the Sulz Lutheran parish records for the Staehli line should continue. The Sulz parish records are available on microfilm at the Family History Library back to 1595 - a potential of almost 100 years of records.
It was a pleasure to research your ancestry, and we look forward to continuing, according to your instructions."

11. Price and Associates, Inc., (c) Research Report, prepared for Noel Stoker and used by his permission. Report dated 4 September 2017. File name: Staehli2017August / 1333. A transcript of the report:
“OBJECTIVE
• Verify and extent-the ancestry of Eva Staehli
• Discuss the "Antoine Merkel" info
• Look into the Gundershofen parish records for the Staehli ancestry
RESULTS
• The christening entry for Johannes Stiihle (born in 1659) could not be found. However, it is tentatively proposed he was the son of Hans Stahli of Rischweiler of Sulz underm Wald (Soultz-sous-Forets).
• Research was made in the Gundershofen parish and this topic was discussed • Also discussed was the "Antoine Merkel" info.
• Temple work has been submitted for all those with Staehli and related names found during this project.
RECOMMENDATIONS
• carefully extract ALL Stahle/Staehli/Stell/Stelle as well as Straub entries at Soutz-sous Forets to assure all possible direct-line as well as related families have been identified. In 2015, only the direct-line Staehli family was provided even though there was at least one other non-related Hans Stahle/Eva family during the same time period. This research should include death records as well as descendancy that might be revealed in baptismal sponsors. (This was recommended in Staehli20l 5May report).
• Examine the earlier records of Schwabwiller for the Straub family as per recommendation in Staehli2015May report.
• Search additional parishes. Because the proposed ancestry for Johannes Stahle is proposed rather than proven, further research amongst the parishes located between Gundershofen and Sulz unterm Wald could be completed. However, as with the parishes already considered during this project, many/most of the records likely do not start until after 1659.
• Consider research in the Swiss records of Basel and Brienz for any ancestral Stable entries although this is not a likely place of origin for Johannes considering a more likely extension found during this project. Basel is not only a city but also a canton; the canton includes only the city Basel. For both locations, microfilmed parish records are available in Salt Lake City.
Heading
There were three tasks to fulfill within this research project. The first task was to verify and extend back the ancestry of Eva Staehli (wife of HanB Michael Stocker). The parents of Eva Staehli were Johannes Stahle and Eva, nee Straub. While the Straub line has been already researched farther, the Stable line was not. Johannes Stable was born about 7 March 1659 probably in or near Soultz-Sous-Forets (town name in German: Sulz unterm Wald), Alsace, today in France. The Lutheran parish records are available for research on microfilm.
The second task was to review and discuss the "Antoine Merkel" info, which shows Staehle families residing in Retschwiller (in German: Retschweiler, in France) and Stell families in Bale (in Gelman: Basel, in Switzerland).
The third task was to consider Gundershoffen as a possible town of origin for the Johannes Stale family.
This report will discuss all three tasks, but it will be done in descending order. In this report the German town names will be used since the records that need to be searched are issued in German and the gazetteer used was also in German.
Report
Gundershoffen (in German: Gundershofen) is located in the same geographical area as Sulz untenn Wald. There are about 12 miles between these two towns. The migration of 12 miles in the mid-1600s is not impossible. In fact, starting in about 1650, many families moved into southern Germany, into areas that were depopulated through the 30-Years-War (1618-1648). Especially in the Palatinate, an area which is north-east of Alsace, in some villages not one soul was left living. Other villages in the wider area lost up to 75% of its inhabitants. So it would be easy to assume that the Stable family moved from even further away.
For the Lutheran parish Gundershofen the church records available start in 1682. Those records are too recent for research for the Johannes Stahle christening entry. For the neighboring Mietesheim Lutheran parish the records start in 1655, or four years prior to the calculated birth of Johannes Stahle. For Bad Niederbrunnen the Lutheran records start in 1658, Engweiler in 1668. The parish with the oldest Lutheran records was in Oberbronn. They start in 1598. Across the county border there was also one parish with early records available. It is within 3 miles from Gundershofen and half way between Gundershofen and Sulz unterm Wald. The neighboring Morsbronn, Fröschweiler, and Langensulzbach parishes start much later. In summary, if the records in or near Sulz am Wald do not lead to success, the Gundershofen area would be the second choice for research. If not found there, the parishes between these two towns should be examined, including those listed above.
The "Antoine Merkel" info includes two towns of possible origin for the Stahle family: Retschweiler in Alsace and Basel in Switzerland. Retschweiler is a very good candidate since it is located within the Lutheran parish Sulz unterm Wald. Those records start in 1595. The records of all but one of the neighboring parishes start many years after the birth of Johannes Stahle. The one exception is the parish Birlenbach, where the Lutheran records start in 1614.
The other town mentioned in the "Antoine Merkel" info was Basel in Switzerland. Eva, the daughter of Johannes Stahle had her name recorded as Stahli. The ending -li is very common for families originating in Switzerland. Historians estimate that between 1650 and 1720 about 10,000 Swiss settlers came into the German territories. Here is the historical downside: (1) Those coming to Germany were mostly Calvinists, and not so much Lutherans. (2) Most Swiss settlers settled into the northern part of Baden (around Heidelberg and Kraichgau), the Palatinate, and Brandenburg. There are no numbers known for those that might have settled in Alsace. (3) Basel was the Canton that sent the 2nd least number of Swiss settlers into the German territories. The Cantons Zurich and Bern sent the most families. This means that it is theoretically possible that Johannes Stähle/Stähle could have come from the Basel area, but the chances are rather small. If he was born in Switzerland, he very likely came from another Canton and not from Basel.
Now to the first task, the parish records in or near Sulz unterm Wald. There is a printed extract made from the Lutheran parish records (christenings and marriages only) for Sulz unterm Wald, covering the years from 1595 to 1793, and an extract from the civil records (birth and marriages only), from 1793 to 1862. (Book: Soultz-sous-Forets: registres paroissiaux protestants, baptemes, marages (1595-1793); etat civil, naissances, mariages (1793-1862), call #: 944.3853/S7 K29s.) These printed records include the town Retschweiler. These records were checked for any Stable (or similar) entries, especially in hope to find any towns of origin mentioned there. Only a few Staehli christenings surfaced (probably originally spelled Stähli, since the French do not have the Umlaut letter "ä"). The oldest entries were from 1793, the most recent in 1844. As far as those names don't have temple work done yet, it was now prepared. The christening/birth records in this publication had many gaps. Therefore it was decided to check the original christening records of the 1650s and 1660s. It was discovered that the christenings went up to 1655 and then a gap until 1664. Since the ancestor Johannes Stähle was born in or around 1659 (calculated based on his death entry), his christening entry cannot be found in these records. In the pre-1655 christenings, which were very hard to decipher, no Stähle (or similar spelling) entries could be found. Because the majority of those records was barely legible there is the chance that those entries could have been missed. In the post-1664 christenings four entries were found as follows. (Lutheran Church Sulz unterm Wald, christenings, 1639-1655, 1664-1673; LDS-microfilm 796,890.)
Birth Register. Source: Lutheran Church Records of Sulz unterm Wald; (Born/Christened -- Child's Name -- Father's Name -- Mother's Name -- Page and entry #):
b. 19 Sep 1669 -- Anna Barbara Stahli -- HanB Stahli of Ritschweiler -- [not stated] -- No page #, entry xxv
chr. 18 Jun 1664 -- Anna Catharina Stahl -- Peter Stahl of Birlenbach -- Anna Catharina [no maiden name stated]
chr. 9 Nov 1667 -- HanB Martin Stahl -- Peter Stahl of Birlenbach -- Anna Catharina [no maiden name stated]
chr. 12 Feb 1671 -- Anna Maria Staahl -- Peter Stahl of Birlenbach -- Anna Catharina [no maiden name stated]
If it could be assumed that one (or more) of these children listed is a sibling of Johannes Stahle, then it is very likely Anna Barbara, born in 1669. Indeed, the father, Hans Stahli, resided specifically at Ritschweiler. Th[is] was notably the precise residence of the ancestral Johannes Stähle in the early 1700's, indicating a likely familial connection. The previous 2015 report suggested that the ancestral Johannes Stähle was NOT from Soultz- Sous-Forets because of one unfilled entry stating "of ___.” However, it is possible the clerk later learned Johannes was actually born in the parish or was going to simply add a local residence.
The other family in the above chart was from Birlenbach, which is actually another parish, Eva Straub, Johannes Stähle's wife, was born at Keffenach within the parish of Birlenbach. As such, it is possible that Johannes was the son of Peter Stahl. However, Johannes did not name a son Peter as would be expected.
There was found another set of parish records for Sulz unterm Wald, labeled in French as "Registres paroissiaux", or in English: parish registers. No year was stated in the FamilySearch catalog. An examination of this record set showed that all those entries are from the 18th century and with that too young for being useful for the Stähle ancestry.
Since it cannot be. 1:00% proven if the ancestral Stähle/Stähli family was from Sulz unterm Wald, the neighboring parishes were checked, at least as far as records were available for 1659 or earlier. The parish north of Sulz unterm Wald is called Birlenbach. This is the parish where three of the christenings listed above actually belonged to. For this parish three different sets of registers could be checked. The first set contains the regular christening entries. The entries are available from 1616 to 1635, one entry for 1664, and then again starting in 1667 until the 20th century. This also means that the
' Lutheran Church Sulz unterm Wald, Registres paroissiaux; LDS-microfilm 796,895 item 2-6 Lutheran Church Birlenbach, christenings, 1616-1635, 1664, 1667-1673; LDS-microfilm 721,154. Family Names 1618-1648 (30-Years-War); Family Name Index for christenings, marriages, and deaths, 1614-1787); LDS-microfilm 1,761,549 item 3
desired year 1659 is not available for research. Checked were all entries between 1630 and 1635, the one in 1664, and the records for 1667 to 1673. No Stahl or Stähli (or any other spelling variation) could be found there.
The second set of records is a listing of family names who were living within the parish borders during the 30-Years-War. No entry related to Stahl or Stähli (or similar) could be found there.
The third set of records is a family name index for christenings, marriages, and deaths for the time between 1614 and 1787. Found were the three Stahl entries between 1664 and 1671 listed above, children of Peter Stahl, and several christenings born after 1706. No christening entries could be found between 1671 and 1706. The Birlenbach parish records also include the town Keffenach, which was the town of origin of the related Straub family, as mentioned in a previous report.
The Lutheran Oberbetschdorf parish (Lutheran Church Oberbetschdorf, christenings, 1665-1675; LDS-microfilm 765,651), located south of Sulz unterm Wald, has records that start in 1665, or six years after the birth of Johannes Stähle. Nevertheless, the christening entries for 1665 to 1672 were checked if Stähle (or similar) families lived there. No such entries could be found.
It is a similar situation with the Lutheran parish Rittershofen, which borders the Sulz unterm Wald parish in the south-east direction. (Lutheran Church Rittershofen christenings, 1664-1667, 1673-1731; LDS-microfilm 767,897) Again, the parish records start in 1664. The christenings between 1664 and 1667 were checked without finding any Stähle (or similar) family name. The records for the years 1668 to 1672 are missing.
All other parishes nearby start their records much later than 1659.
The town Gundershofen was cited as a possible candidate for the town of birth of Johannes Stahle. A book for Gundershofen exists containing the marriages, but the book as well as the original parish entries do not start until 1682. (Book: Gundershoffen: registres paroissiaux protestants, tables des mariages (1682-1789, 1791); call #: 944.3835/G8 K22k) The book was still checked for any appearance of the ancestral family name. Since the book is in French, the findings are spelled Staehli. Marriages were performed between 1702 and 1757 for Staehlis. Only one town of origin was mentioned there for an entry in 1702, the town Brintz in Switzerland. While today Brintz is a specific type of Swiss cheese, the town very likely refers to present-day Brienz (Canton Bern). In addition to the book, research in the original christening records of Gundershofen was done (Lutheran Church Gundershoffen, christenings, 1682-1735; LDS-microfilm 753,734 item 1), but no Stable entries were found in the first decade after 1682.
In a previous report Lembach was mentioned as a possibility. There is a town lineage book for Lembach, which also includes Wingen and Climbach. (Book: Lembach, Wingen, Climbach, (Alsace 1500-1725 families); call #: 944.3835 D2p) The first entries are from the year 1500, the last entries are from 1725. No ancestral name could be found in those records.
This was all the research performed during this project.
Conclusion
The parish records of Sulz unterm Wald (Soultz-Sous-Forets) and several surrounding parishes were checked without finding the christening entry of Johannes Stähle. Since christening records are missing for the years when this ancestor was born, there is the chance that he will be never found with the records available at this time. Nevertheless, based on the available entries beginning in 1664, it is tentatively proposed Johannes Stable was the son of Hans Stahli of Ritschweiler. This was also Johannes' precise residence in the early 1700's.
Other places were searched, including the parish of Gundershofen, as well as the town Lembach. There was no time left to do a thorough search in the parishes located between Gundershofen and Sulz untenn Wald. In addition, research in the Swiss records of Basel and Brienz could be conducted in the future if the client desires to check those possibilities.
All the names extracted were entered into a PAF-file and prepared for temple work, as far as this was not performed yet.
RESEARCH CALENDAR
Ancestor: Johannes Stale (born 1659). Place: Sulz unterm Wald and some other parishes in this geographical area of Alsace.
Researcher Milan Pohontsch, AG; Date: 5 September 2017
-Book, call #: 944.3853/S7 K29s: Soultz-sous-Forets: registres paroissiaux protestants, baptemes, mariages (1595-1793); etat civil, naissances, manages (1793-1862). Searched for any Stähle entries, with focus on Johannes Stähle (born 1659). Ancestor not found.
-LDS-microfilm 796,890 and 796,895 item 2-6: Lutheran parish Sulz unterm Wald, Alsace, France. Searched for any Stähle entries, with focus on Johannes Stähle (born 1659). Ancestor not found.
-LDS-microfilm 721,154 and 1,761,549 item 3: Lutheran parish Birlenbach, Alsace, France. Searched for any Stähle entries, with focus on Johannes Stähle (born 1659). Ancestor not found.
-LDS-microfilms 765,651: Lutheran parish Oberbetschdorf, Alsace, France. Searched for any Stähle entries, with focus on Johannes Stähle (born 1659). Ancestor not found.
-LDS-microfilm 767,897: Lutheran parish Rittershofen, Alsace, France. Searched for any Stähle entries, with focus on Johannes Stähle (born 1659). Ancestor not found.
-Book, call #: 944.38351G8 K22k: Gundershoffen: registres paroissiaux protestants, tables des mariages (1682-1789, 1791). Searched for any Stähle entries, with focus on Johannes Stähle (born 1659). Ancestor not found.
-LDS-microfilm 753,734 item 1: Lutheran parish Gundershofen, Alsace, France. Searched for any Stähle entries, with focus on Johannes Stähle (born 1659). Ancestor not found.
-Book, call #: 944.3835 D2p: Lemback, Wingen, Climbach, (Alsace 1500-1725 families). Searched for any Stähle entries, with focus on Johannes Stähle (born 1659). Ancestor not found.”

MARRIAGE:
1. Marriage is not found in the church records for Soultz-Sous-Forêts, Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France.
 		Stähle, Johannes (I4886)
 
4158 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Relationship mentioned in the 29 Mar 1597 will of father Thomas Sanford.

2. An extremely valuable reference book on this family is "Thomas Sanford, the emigrant to New England; ancestry, life, and descendants, 1632-4," by Carlton E. Sanford (Tuttle Company: Rutland, Vermont, 1911). It contains a thorough examination and report of the English church records, lay subsidies, and probate for this family. The book is available online at several websites including the following: https://archive.org/details/thomassanfordemi01sanf/page/28/mode/2up. 		Sanford, Henry (I7907)
 
4159 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Relationship mentioned in the 29 Mar 1597 will of father Thomas Sanford.

2. An extremely valuable reference book on this family is "Thomas Sanford, the emigrant to New England; ancestry, life, and descendants, 1632-4," by Carlton E. Sanford (Tuttle Company: Rutland, Vermont, 1911). It contains a thorough examination and report of the English church records, lay subsidies, and probate for this family. The book is available online at several websites including the following: https://archive.org/details/thomassanfordemi01sanf/page/28/mode/2up. 		Sanford, Damaris (I7898)
 
4160 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Relationship mentioned in the 29 Mar 1597 will of father Thomas Sanford.

2. An extremely valuable reference book on this family is "Thomas Sanford, the emigrant to New England; ancestry, life, and descendants, 1632-4," by Carlton E. Sanford (Tuttle Company: Rutland, Vermont, 1911). It contains a thorough examination and report of the English church records, lay subsidies, and probate for this family. The book is available online at several websites including the following: https://archive.org/details/thomassanfordemi01sanf/page/28/mode/2up. 		Sanford, Sarah (I7897)
 
4161 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Relationship mentioned in the 29 Mar 1597 will of father Thomas Sanford.

2. An extremely valuable reference book on this family is "Thomas Sanford, the emigrant to New England; ancestry, life, and descendants, 1632-4," by Carlton E. Sanford (Tuttle Company: Rutland, Vermont, 1911). It contains a thorough examination and report of the English church records, lay subsidies, and probate for this family. The book is available online at several websites including the following: https://archive.org/details/thomassanfordemi01sanf/page/28/mode/2up. 		Sanford, Zachary (I7896)
 
4162 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Relationship mentioned in the 29 Mar 1597 will of father Thomas Sanford.

2. An extremely valuable reference book on this family is "Thomas Sanford, the emigrant to New England; ancestry, life, and descendants, 1632-4," by Carlton E. Sanford (Tuttle Company: Rutland, Vermont, 1911). It contains a thorough examination and report of the English church records, lay subsidies, and probate for this family. The book is available online at several websites including the following: https://archive.org/details/thomassanfordemi01sanf/page/28/mode/2up. 		Sanford, Priscilla (I7895)
 
4163 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Relationship mentioned in the 29 Mar 1597 will of father Thomas Sanford.

2. An extremely valuable reference book on this family is "Thomas Sanford, the emigrant to New England; ancestry, life, and descendants, 1632-4," by Carlton E. Sanford (Tuttle Company: Rutland, Vermont, 1911). It contains a thorough examination and report of the English church records, lay subsidies, and probate for this family. The book is available online at several websites including the following: https://archive.org/details/thomassanfordemi01sanf/page/28/mode/2up.

3. Mary's husband's will mentions: "I ordayne and appoynt my brother Rychard Sanford & my brothersinlaw John Mellett & John Lewes overseers of this my p'sent last will desyring them to take the chardge uppo them and towards their payns therein to be taken I geve to each of them three shillings fower pence apece." Mary's maiden name may be Lewes or Mellett. Alternately, they may be husbands of unknown previously deceased sisters to Thomas Sanford. 		Mary (I7894)
 
4164 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Relationship mentioned in the 29 Mar 1597 will of father Thomas Sanford.

2. An extremely valuable reference book on this family is "Thomas Sanford, the emigrant to New England; ancestry, life, and descendants, 1632-4," by Carlton E. Sanford (Tuttle Company: Rutland, Vermont, 1911). It contains a thorough examination and report of the English church records, lay subsidies, and probate for this family. The book is available online at several websites including the following: https://archive.org/details/thomassanfordemi01sanf/page/28/mode/2up. 		Elizabeth (I7892)
 
4165 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Relationship mentioned in the 29 Mar 1597 will of Thomas Sanford.

2. An extremely valuable reference book on this family is "Thomas Sanford, the emigrant to New England; ancestry, life, and descendants, 1632-4," by Carlton E. Sanford (Tuttle Company: Rutland, Vermont, 1911). It contains a thorough examination and report of the English church records, lay subsidies, and probate for this family. The book is available online at several websites including the following: https://archive.org/details/thomassanfordemi01sanf/page/28/mode/2up. 		Woodley, William (I7906)
 
4166 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Relationship mentioned in the 29 Mar 1597 will of Thomas Sanford.

2. An extremely valuable reference book on this family is "Thomas Sanford, the emigrant to New England; ancestry, life, and descendants, 1632-4," by Carlton E. Sanford (Tuttle Company: Rutland, Vermont, 1911). It contains a thorough examination and report of the English church records, lay subsidies, and probate for this family. The book is available online at several websites including the following: https://archive.org/details/thomassanfordemi01sanf/page/28/mode/2up. 		Sanford, Elizabeth (I7905)
 
4167 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Relationship mentioned in the 29 Mar 1597 will of Thomas Sanford.

2. An extremely valuable reference book on this family is "Thomas Sanford, the emigrant to New England; ancestry, life, and descendants, 1632-4," by Carlton E. Sanford (Tuttle Company: Rutland, Vermont, 1911). It contains a thorough examination and report of the English church records, lay subsidies, and probate for this family. The book is available online at several websites including the following: https://archive.org/details/thomassanfordemi01sanf/page/28/mode/2up. 		Sanford, Robert (I7904)
 
4168 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Relationship mentioned in the 29 Mar 1597 will of Thomas Sanford.

2. An extremely valuable reference book on this family is "Thomas Sanford, the emigrant to New England; ancestry, life, and descendants, 1632-4," by Carlton E. Sanford (Tuttle Company: Rutland, Vermont, 1911). It contains a thorough examination and report of the English church records, lay subsidies, and probate for this family. The book is available online at several websites including the following: https://archive.org/details/thomassanfordemi01sanf/page/28/mode/2up. 		Sanford, Richard (I7903)
 
4169 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Relationship mentioned in the will of father John Warner filed 16 Jul 1614.

2. An extremely valuable reference book on this family is "Thomas Sanford, the emigrant to New England; ancestry, life, and descendants, 1632-4," by Carlton E. Sanford (Tuttle Company: Rutland, Vermont, 1911). It contains a thorough examination and report of the English church records, lay subsidies, and probate for this family. The book is available online at several websites including the following: https://archive.org/details/thomassanfordemi01sanf/page/28/mode/2up.

3. An excellent resource: Warner, Lucien C., "The descendants of Andrew Warner, (New Haven, Conn.: Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor, 1919), available online at https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Thomas_Sanford%2C_the_emigrant_to_New_England%3B_ancestry%2C_life%2Cand_descendants%2C_1632-4. It contains the transcripts of the wills of all the early Warners and Purchases, which name and list children and grandchildren and were instrumental in building this family in this database.

DEATH:
1. Though not yet proven, he may have died between 1614 and 1627 when he is named in his father's 1614 will but not his mother's 1627 will. See their notes for transcripts of the wills. No children of Edward are named even though Mary names grandchildren from all of Edward's siblings. 		Warner, Edward (I7912)
 
4170 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Relationship mentioned in the will of father John Warner filed 16 Jul 1614.

2. An extremely valuable reference book on this family is "Thomas Sanford, the emigrant to New England; ancestry, life, and descendants, 1632-4," by Carlton E. Sanford (Tuttle Company: Rutland, Vermont, 1911). It contains a thorough examination and report of the English church records, lay subsidies, and probate for this family. The book is available online at several websites including the following: https://archive.org/details/thomassanfordemi01sanf/page/28/mode/2up.

3. An excellent resource: Warner, Lucien C., "The descendants of Andrew Warner, (New Haven, Conn.: Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor, 1919), available online at https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Thomas_Sanford%2C_the_emigrant_to_New_England%3B_ancestry%2C_life%2Cand_descendants%2C_1632-4. It contains the transcripts of the wills of all the early Warners and Purchases, which name and list children and grandchildren and were instrumental in building this family in this database.

4. Named in both his mother's 1627 and in his father's 1614 will. In the later will, she bequeaths to two children of Elizabeth's.

DEATH:
1. Named in mother's 1627 will. See mother's notes for transcript. 		Warner, Elizabeth (I7911)
 
4171 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Relationship mentioned in the will of father John Warner filed 16 Jul 1614.

2. An extremely valuable reference book on this family is "Thomas Sanford, the emigrant to New England; ancestry, life, and descendants, 1632-4," by Carlton E. Sanford (Tuttle Company: Rutland, Vermont, 1911). It contains a thorough examination and report of the English church records, lay subsidies, and probate for this family. The book is available online at several websites including the following: https://archive.org/details/thomassanfordemi01sanf/page/28/mode/2up.

3. An excellent resource: Warner, Lucien C., "The descendants of Andrew Warner, (New Haven, Conn.: Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor, 1919), available online at https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Space:Thomas_Sanford%2C_the_emigrant_to_New_England%3B_ancestry%2C_life%2Cand_descendants%2C_1632-4. It contains the transcripts of the wills of all the early Warners and Purchases, which name and list children and grandchildren and were instrumental in building this family in this database.

4. Named in both his mother's 1627 and in his father's 1614 will. In the later will, she bequeaths to two children of Andrew.

5. "The Great Migration Begins," by Robert Charles Anderson:
"ANDREW WARNER
ORIGIN: Hatfield Broadoak, Essex
MIGRATION: 1633
FIRST RESIDENCE: Cambridge
REMOVES: Hartford 1636, Farmington 1648, Hartford 1650, Hadley 1659
OCCUPATION: Maltster [Goodwin Anc 1:28-29, citing John Pynchon account book].
CHURCH MEMBERSHIP: Admission to Cambridge church prior to 14 May 1634 implied by freemanship. Hartford deacon by February 1639[/40] [HaBOP 57].
FREEMAN: 14 May 1634 [MBCR 1:369].
EDUCATION: He signed his will. His inventory included "books" valued at 10s. OFFICES: Committee to prepare inventory of Cambridge lands, 3 February 1634/5 [CaTR 12]; chosen Cambridge selectman, 23 November 1635 [CaTR 14]; hired by town to build fences, 8 February 1635/6 [CaTR 17]; licensed to haul alewives from the weir, and appointed to "see a cartway made to the weir," 23 April 1636 [CaTR 22].
ESTATE: On 4 November 1633 granted one acre for a cowyard in Cambridge [CaTR 6]; on 5 January 1633/4 the town of Cambridge sold to Andrew Warner a parcel of "swamp ground by the Old Field" [CaTR 7]; granted three acres of planting ground in the neck of land, 2 February 1633/4 [CaTR 7]; received a proportional share of five in the undivided meadow ground, 20 August 1635 [CaTR 13]; granted four acres of land, 8 February 1635/6 [CaTR 16].
In the inventory of Cambridge lands, on 4 June 1635, Andrew Warner held seven parcels: one house and about one rood for a backside and a garden in town; one acre in the West End; three acres and a half in the Ox Marsh; half an acre with a house in the Ox Marsh; twelve acres and a half in the Old Field; eighteen acres in the neck; and fifteen acres and a half in the Great Marsh [ CaBOP 11-12]. On 20 December 1636 sold to George Cooke "my dwelling house in Newtowne with the yards, cowhouse, cowyard & my part in the Ox Marsh, and all other parcels of land, meadow, saltmarsh & ox pasture ..." [CaBOP 41-42]. In February 1639[/40] lands recorded to "Andrew Warner Deacon to the Church of Christ there" included: "one parcel on which his dwelling house now standeth with other out houses, yards or gardens ... two acres"; "one parcel lying partly in the south meadow and partly in the oxpasture ... forty-six acres"; "one parcel lying in the south meadow ... three acres"; "one parcel in the forty acres containing ... seven acres more or less"; "one parcel lying in Hockanum ... eleven acres"; "one parcel lying in the little meadow ... one acre and two roods"; "one parcel of woodland ... thirty acres" [HaBOP 57-8]. By February 1639[/40] Andrew Warner sold four acres of land owned by John Sabell to John Beddell [HaBOP 118]. By March of 1648 Andrew Warner had acquired land at Farmington, but in 1650 he sold the land and returned to Hartford [Goodwin Anc 22, citing Farmington LR 2:36, 68]. In the mill rates of 1655-59, Andrew Warner paid moderate sums, showing an upper middle class standing [HaBOP 497]. On 18 November 1659 Andrew Warner sold his "now dwelling house," with his house lot and garden and orchard belonging to it, with "a parcel of upland" [HaBOP 58]. In February 1671[/2] the proportion in the undivided lands in Hartford assigned to Andrew Warner was forty-two acres [HaBOP 549]. In his will, dated 18 June 1681 and proved 31 March 1685, Andrew Warner bequeathed "my loving wife Easter Werner according to a former agreement signed under my hand one hundred pounds to be paid out of my moveable estate"; to "my wife one half of my now dwelling house ..., the use of half the garden plot adjoining ..., the use of half the orchard ..., & the use of half the yards adjoining to the house" during her natural life; to "my son Jacob Werner the one half of my dwelling house and the whole of the said house at his mother's decease with the houselot containing eight acres with all the edifices & buildings thereon"; to "my son Jacob Werner also ten acres of meadow land lying in the great meadow belonging to Hadley viz: my six acre lot of plowing land & four acres of grassland lying in the swamp or Aquevitie commonly so-called," he to maintain his mother for the rest of her life; to "my son Isaack Werner the one-half of my allotment in Hoccanum"; to "my daughter Ruth Werner four acres of meadow in the great meadow abutting against the middle highway"; to "my son Andrew Werner" 10s.; to "my son Robert Werner" 10s.; to "my son John Werner" 10s.; to "my daughter Hills" 10s. and to "my daughter Pratt" 10s.; residue to executors "only paying out five pounds which I give to Mary Taylor the wife of John Taylor"; "my dear wife Easter Werner and my loving son Dan[ie]ll Werner" to be executors [HamPR 1:248-49; Goodwin Anc 1:32-34]. The inventory of the estate of "Andr[ew] Warner Sr. deceased who died December 18, 1684, aged about [88?] years," taken 22 December 1684, totalled £356 11s. 4d., of which £253 was real estate: "4 acres land in Hoccanum," £20; 2 acres & a rood at the burying yard," £5; "house & homestead," £65; "6 acres in the great meadow on the south side of the middle way," £30; "4 acres in the swamp," £32 [given as £8 for all four acres, but this must be the value per acre to produce the final sum given in the right column]; "4 acres in said meadow," £24; "4½ acres in Hoccanum," £20; "one piece of skirts there," £2; and "12 acres of land over the river," £55 [HamPR 1:249]. The inventory of the estate of Esther Warner, dated 11 December 1693, totalled £99 15s. 3d., offset by £9 15s. 03d. in debts [Goodwin Anc 1:35, citing HamPR 3:5].
BIRTH: By about 1599 (based on date of marriage), son of John and Mary (Purchase) Warner [TAG 26:152-53].
DEATH: Hadley 18 December 1684 (from inventory).
MARRIAGE: (1) Thaxted, Essex, 5 October 1624 "Andrew Warner of Hatfield Magna married Mary Humfrey daughter of Robert of Thaxted" [TAG 26:152, 217]; she was baptized at Thaxted 13 February 1602[/3?], and was daughter of Robert and Ann (Holland) Humfrey [TAG 26:217-19]. She died by 1657.
(2) By 1657 Esther (Wakeman) Selden, widow of Thomas Selden (inventory December 1693) and sister of SAMUEL WAKEMAN; she died by 27 September 1693 when Thomas and Joseph Selden [her sons with her first husband] took out administration on her estate [Goodwin Anc 1:35, citing HamPR Box 129, File 9].
CHILDREN: With first wife
i JOHN, b. say 1625; m. Hartford 1649 [day and month not given] Anna Norton [HaVR 608; TAG 27:153-56].
ii MARY, b. say 1626; m. (1) Hartford 22 January 1645/6 John Steele [HaVR 606], son of JOHN STEELE; m. (2) in late 1655 or early 1656 WILLIAM HILLS.
iii ANDREW, b. say 1628; m. Milford 10 October 1653 Rebecca Fletcher, daughter of John Fletcher [Milford VR Barbour].
iv ROBERT, b. say 1630; m. (1) Middletown [blank] February 1654[/5?] Elizabeth Grant [ MidVR Barbour 476]; m. (2) Windsor 2 February 1674[/5] Deliverance (Hayes) Rockwell [CTVR 13].
v HANNAH, b. say 1635; m. by 1655 Daniel Pratt (their child Hannah aged three years 10 May 1658 [WMJ 110, 166]) [Goodwin Anc 1:37].
vi RUTH, b. about 1641 ("Wariner ___ about 16 ye 10 December 1657 [WMJ 369]); living unmarried on 18 June 1681 (date of father's will); perhaps m. John Kellogg [Warner Harrington 705].
vii DANIEL, b. say 1642; m. (1) by 1667 Mary _____ (Daniel Warner two and one quarter years old, son of Daniel Warner of Farmington, 19 May 1669 [WMJ 916]); m. (2) Hatfield 1 April 1674 Martha Boltwood [ Pynchon VR 48]. viii ISAAC, b. about 1644 (aged thirteen and a half 24 April 1658 [WMJ 106]); m. Hadley 31 May 1666 Sarah Boltwood [Pynchon VR 223]. With second wife ix JACOB, b. about 1658 (aged two years 22 July 1660 [WMJ 211]); m. (1) Rebecca _____; m. (2) by 1690 Elizabeth Goodman, daughter of RICHARD GOODMAN.
ASSOCIATIONS: One of the witnesses to the will of Andrew Warner was Mark Warner of Hadley, son of John Warner of Ipswich, Brookfield and Hadley, who was in turn son of William Warner of Ipswich. Both Andrew Warner and William Warner named sons Daniel.
COMMENTS: The record of 3 March 1635/6 which names Andrew Warner one of the Massachusetts Bay commissioners for the new settlements on the Connecticut is an error for ANDREW WARD [MBCR 1:171].
There is no date of death for the first wife of Andrew Warner and no date of marriage to his second wife, but the Winthrop medical records assist us in approximating the second event. Andrew Warner's youngest child, Jacob, was two years old on 22 July 1660 and therefore born about the middle of 1658 [WMJ 211]. Warner's first wife, baptized in 1603, would be far too old to have borne this child, and so Jacob must have been son of Warner's second wife. Beginning in November 1657 and continuing until March of the following year Winthrop treated Andrew Warner's wife (given name not stated) for lack of menstruation [WMJ 56, 63, 68, 79, 90]. Neither the doctor nor the patient thought she was pregnant, but she surely was, given Jacob's approximate date of birth.
BIBLIOGRAPHIC NOTE: In 1915 Frank Farnsworth Starr compiled an excellent and exhaustive study of Andrew Warner and his family, with much greater detail than is given above on all aspects of his life, including his landholding [Goodwin Anc 1:17-37]." 		Warner, Andrew (I7909)
 
4172 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Relationship of Amy as a daughter to Isaac and sister to Jonathan cannot be fully proved due to lack of available documentation in the early days of Monmouth Co., NJ, but there is no other scenario that works. The locality was very sparsely populated and Winner was not a common name. Stafford and Goodluck Townships were on either side of Waretown where many Sopers and Jonathan Winner lived. Hezekiah and Timothy Soper were business partners with Jonathan Winner in an incident during the war of 1812 wherein their boat was attacked at Waretown by the British. I checked the probate records for Hezekiah and Timothy Soper at the New Jersey State Archives and there were only inventories with no relationships provided.
There is a concern about the birth date of Amy Winner 16 May 1803. The other children of Isaac and Hannah were born from about 1778 to 1890. Isaac and his second wife Naomi who he married 27 Oct 1804 then had two more children in 1807 and 1811. Amy's birthdate stands separated potentially meaning there were other children born to Isaac and Hannah from 1790 to 1800 or that perhaps Isaac had another unknown wife to whom Amy was born.

2. Censuses:
1840 US: Stafford, Monmouth, NJ (Note: His immediate neighbors include [W]Right Soper, James Soper, Anthony Soper, Anthony Soper, Jr. and William Soper.):
Jacob Creeby (Crely?): males: 1@<5, 2@15-19, 1@40-49; females: 1@<5, 1@5-9, 1@30-39

1850 US: Union Twp., Ocean, NJ, 8 Aug 1850, 122/132, all b. in NJ except Jacob (Note: Next door is Wm. Predmore, age 32, boatman; his wife Mary, 28; and 5 children ages 3-10. Possible relation to Amy through her mother Sarah Predmore.):
Jacob Crely, 55, laborer, $600, Switzerland.
Amy Crely, 46.
Isaac Crely, 17, laborer. [Probably named for his grandfather Isaac Winner.]
John Crely, 15.
Matilda Crely, 12.
Amy Crely, 8.

1860 US: Waretown, Ocean, NJ, 9 Jul 1860, all b. in NJ (Note: Census taker added ditto marks for Chambers all the way down including for Amy and her daughter - so Amy shows up erroneously in the index as Amy Creby Chambers.):
Elias Chambers, 41, mariner, $2000/2000.
Mary A. Chambers, 37.
Charles S. Chambers, 15.
Mary C. Chambers, 11, twin.
Elisa H. Chambers, 11, twin.
Elias H. Chambers, 8.
Amna Creby, 18, servant.
Amy Creby, 57.

1870 US: Union Twp., Ocean, NJ, 8 Jul 1870, 141/139, all b. in NJ:
Samuel Boweford, 33, carpenter, $500/100.
Tillie Boweford, 33, home keeper. [Amy's dau. Matilda.]
Annie Boweford, 10.
Henry Boweford, 8.
Arthur Boweford, 3.
Amy Creby, 67.

3. Children:
A. Familysearch "New Jersey Marriages, 1678-1985": Isaac Creby, son of Jacob and Amy Creby, and Susan Chamberlin, age 20, dau. of Aaron and Lydia Chamberlin, both single, m. 15 Aug 1860 at Forked River, Union, Ocean, NJ. [Note: Familysearch's "New Jersey Births and Christenings, 1660-1980," show the birth of a daughter (no name given) of Isaac and Susan Creby b. 9 May 1861 in Forked River, Union, Ocean, NJ.]
B. Ancestry.com's "New Jersey, Deaths and Burials Index, 1798-1971" shows the death of Isaac: Isaac Creby, b. abt 1834 at Waretown, Ocean, NJ; d. Apr. 1861 at Forked River, Ocean, NJ; aged 27; married; son of Jacob and Amy Creby. Source: FHL film 584577.
C. Familysearch "New Jersey Marriages, 1678-1985": Laine F. Heddon, age 40, and Amy Creby, age 44, m. 30 Nov 1886 at Barnegat, Ocean, New Jersey.
D. 1900 US census for Ocean, Ocean, NJ shows John Creby, widowed, b. Jul 1835, with two children: John, b. Nov. 1879, and May, b. Aug 1881.
E. Subject to verification, children of Charles Soper and Amy Winner are reported as William, Mary Ann, Hezekiah 29 May 1824, and Edward 1826.

MARRIAGE:
1. County of Monmouth Archives and Records Center, 125 Symmes Drive, Manalapan, NJ 07726, 732-308-3771, Marriage Returns Box B2a: 27 Oct 1821 Charles Soper and Amy Winner, both of Stafford with marriage performed in Goodluck. Performed by Joseph Covenhoven, Justice of the Peace.

2. FHL's "Marriages of Monmouth Co., 1795-1843": "Jacob Creeley and Amy Soper 23 Jul 1832."

BURIAL:
1. USGENWEB for Ocean Co., NJ, accessed 13 Nov 2011: Waretown Presbyterian Cemetery aka Old Waretown Cemetery, Waretown, Ocean County, New Jersey [Note: The "Warren" maiden name for Amy is apparently a misinterpretation of "Winner."]:
-Creby, Jacob - 17 Jan 1795; 23 Jul 1851; 56, 6 mos, 6 days.
-Creby, Amy (Warren) - 16 May 1803; 16 Feb 1875; 71, 9 mos, 1st Husb, Charles Soper died 2 Mar 1827.
-Creby, Capt, Isaac - 15 Jun 1833; 2 Apr 1861; 27, 9 mos, 17 days, h/o Susan W. Creby .
-Creby John - 3 Jul 1835; 21 Feb 1903; 67, 7 mos, 18 days, s/o Jacob Creby & Amy Warren.
-1st Wife Martha J. - 13 Apr 1837; 13 Jun 1872; 35, 2 mos.
-2nd Wife Sarah E. - 12 Sep 1851; 16 Dec 1886; 35, 3 mos, 4 days.
-Creby, Eugene "Infant Son" - 13 Nov 1860; 15 Dec 1860; 1 mo, 2 days, s/o John & Martha J. Creby.
-Creby, Lydia Ike Anna - 10 May 1861; 27 Sep 1861; 4 mos, 17 days, d/o Isaac & Susan W. Creby.
 		Winner, Amy (I578)
 
4173 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Reported that her father was born in Stockbury, but there is no entry in Stockbury for any Stokes.
 		Stokes, Elizabeth (I745)
 
4174 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research of Konnor Petersen, Oct. 9, 2022:
This is the family of Govsey Verblovsky, one of the sons of Zundel, brother to Adolf, according to the 1874 Merchant List of Vilnius is as follows:
Govsey (Eusei) Verblovsky - 1845 Vilnius
Emiliya - wife - 1846
Paulina - daughter - 1870
Malka - daughter - 1872
German - son - 15 February 1874
Compare this list to the following 1894 Conscription List of Vilnius on Jewish GenWeb (LVIA/938/10/442)
Genrikh Verblovsky - 1847
Emilia - wife - 1846
Pavlina - daughter - 1870
Mala - daughter - 1872
German - son - 15 February 1874
Osip - 1879
Both families line up exactly with Genrikh apparently being a more secular form of the name Govsey, also with another variation of Eusei. It is this same Genrikh who is most likely the man of that name living in Vilnius in 1915, who was the son of Zachary aka Zundel. 		Verblovsky, Malka (I8035)
 
4175 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research of Konnor Petersen, Oct. 9, 2022:
This is the family of Govsey Verblovsky, one of the sons of Zundel, brother to Adolf, according to the 1874 Merchant List of Vilnius is as follows:
Govsey (Eusei) Verblovsky - 1845 Vilnius
Emiliya - wife - 1846
Paulina - daughter - 1870
Malka - daughter - 1872
German - son - 15 February 1874
Compare this list to the following 1894 Conscription List of Vilnius on Jewish GenWeb (LVIA/938/10/442)
Genrikh Verblovsky - 1847
Emilia - wife - 1846
Pavlina - daughter - 1870
Mala - daughter - 1872
German - son - 15 February 1874
Osip - 1879
Both families line up exactly with Genrikh apparently being a more secular form of the name Govsey, also with another variation of Eusei. It is this same Genrikh who is most likely the man of that name living in Vilnius in 1915, who was the son of Zachary aka Zundel. 		Verblovsky, Paulina (I8034)
 
4176 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research of Konnor Petersen, Oct. 9, 2022:
This is the family of Govsey Verblovsky, one of the sons of Zundel, brother to Adolf, according to the 1874 Merchant List of Vilnius is as follows:
Govsey (Eusei) Verblovsky - 1845 Vilnius
Emiliya - wife - 1846
Paulina - daughter - 1870
Malka - daughter - 1872
German - son - 15 February 1874
Compare this list to the following 1894 Conscription List of Vilnius on Jewish GenWeb (LVIA/938/10/442)
Genrikh Verblovsky - 1847
Emilia - wife - 1846
Pavlina - daughter - 1870
Mala - daughter - 1872
German - son - 15 February 1874
Osip - 1879
Both families line up exactly with Genrikh apparently being a more secular form of the name Govsey, also with another variation of Eusei. It is this same Genrikh who is most likely the man of that name living in Vilnius in 1915, who was the son of Zachary aka Zundel. 		Emiliya (I8033)
 
4177 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research of Konnor Petersen, Oct. 9, 2022:
This is the family of Govsey Verblovsky, one of the sons of Zundel, brother to Adolf, according to the 1874 Merchant List of Vilnius is as follows:
Govsey (Eusei) Verblovsky - 1845 Vilnius
Emiliya - wife - 1846
Paulina - daughter - 1870
Malka - daughter - 1872
German - son - 15 February 1874
Compare this list to the following 1894 Conscription List of Vilnius on Jewish GenWeb (LVIA/938/10/442)
Genrikh Verblovsky - 1847
Emilia - wife - 1846
Pavlina - daughter - 1870
Mala - daughter - 1872
German - son - 15 February 1874
Osip - 1879
Both families line up exactly with Genrikh apparently being a more secular form of the name Govsey, also with another variation of Eusei. It is this same Genrikh who is most likely the man of that name living in Vilnius in 1915, who was the son of Zachary aka Zundel.
 		Verblovsky, Osip (I3102)
 
4178 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Filonov, Ivan Andreevich (I5877)
 
4179 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Filonov, Vasilii Andreevich (I5876)
 
4180 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Filonov, Nikita (I5875)
 
4181 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Filonov, Andrei Nikitich (I5874)
 
4182 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Aleksandra (I5873)
 
4183 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Limanova, Marfa Jakovlevna (I5872)
 
4184 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Zelenskaya, Agrippina Alekssevna (I5871)
 
4185 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Filonov, Vladimir Nikolaevich (I5870)
 
4186 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Filonov, Grigoriy Nikolaevich (I5869)
 
4187 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Filonov, Ignatiy Nikolaevich (I5868)
 
4188 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Filonov, Nikolay Andrejevich (I5867)
 
4189 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Filonova, Elisaveta Lvovna (I5866)
 
4190 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Filonov, Yakov Lvovich (I5865)
 
4191 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Filonov, Dmitrii Lvovich (I5864)
 
4192 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Filonova, Ekaterina Lvovna (I5863)
 
4193 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Filonov, Andrei Lvovich (I5862)
 
4194 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision.

2. Daughter Irene remembers mention of a sister to Nicolas by the name of Sonia. She is uncertain of the accuracy of this memory. Also she remembers hearsay of a street in Kharkov, Ukraine by the name of Filonov after this family.

3. Research report for Konnor Petersen dated Feb. 2019 prepared by Dennis Baranov, rusgen.info@gmail.com from research in the Kharkov Archives. Source: Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 906 а. Kharkov Panteleimonovskaya church:
Confession lists 1892
Page 26 (back of the page)
Household No 162 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 56 (was not at confession)
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 26
Their children: Georgiy 9, Sofiya 2
Confession lists 1893
Page 78 (back of the page)
Household No 169 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 57
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 27
Their children: Georgiy 10, Sofiya 3
Confession lists 1894
Page 120 (back of the page)
Household No 169 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 58
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 28
Their children: Georgiy 11, Sofiya 4
Confession lists 1895
Page 169 (back of the page)
Household No 176 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 59
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 29
Their children: Georgiy 12, Sofiya 5
Confession lists 1896
Page 217 (back of the page)
Household No 175 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 60
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 30
Their children: Georgiy 13, Sofiya 6, Nikolay 5
(Written down in pencil between lines. Before this in 1892-1895 he was not listed. In 1896 and 1897 his age is the same - 5 years old.)
Confession lists 1897
Page 213 (back of the page)
Household No 214 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 61
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 31
Their children: Georgiy 14, Sofiya 7, Nikolay 5
Confession lists 1898
Page 312 (back of the page)
Household No 214 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 62
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 32
Their children: Georgiy 15, Sofiya 8, Nikolay 6
It turns out that they belonged to Panteleimonovskaya church during these years, but in church books of this church births of Sofiya and Nikolay were not found. The local researcher is sure that Sofiya could not have been missed because she did the research thoroughly especially that she knew that there must be Sofiya there. Besides she has looked up all Sofiya’s who were born at that time.
 		Filonov, Sofiya Nikolayevna (I3291)
 
4195 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision. 		Mariya (I3281)
 
4196 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page – 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page – 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page – 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page – 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page – 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page – 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page – 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya – children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina – children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page – 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page – 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page – 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov – Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page – 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page – 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page – 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page – 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page – 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page – 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision.

2. Prior to the discovery of the Filonov Nobility Tree delineated above, the following note was a progress note which led to the later conclusion of the same mentioned Nobility Tree:
Possible connection to Kharkov, Ukrainian nobility per the following website accessed 3 Feb 2019 which is in Russian and Google translates as follows. Note that we know our Nikolay Lvov Filonov was nobility as so stated in the birth record of his daughter Aleksandra. The following individual has a son named the same, but according to this rendition, the son was born in 1842 whereas ours was born in 1836 per the confessional records in a separate note above. They may be the same person but more research work is needed. Note also that this website has an image of a pedigree and Nikolay Lvov Filonov is the second circle on the second row from the bottom. The data has been entered into Family Search as of this date. The facility and person who put this information together appears to be the "Genealogy Department of the Kharkov Private Museum of the City Manor; tel. city: +38 (057) 756-79-50; tel. Mobile: +38 (050) 402-96-36; email: paramonovaf1969@gmail.com; contact person: Andrey Fedorovich Paramonov. "The translated page:
"Nobles
Filonov Lev Nikolaevich
1. Titular counselor Lev Nikolaev is the son of Filonov, who lives in Kharkiv district, his wife Maria, their children: Andrey, Nikolay.
2. Married, his wife Maria, their children: Andrew (born in 1841), Nikolay (born in 1842).
3. -
4. According to the definition of the Deputy Assembly on August 26, 1859, children of the elder adviser Lev Nikolayevich Filonov are listed as: Dmitry (born 1847), Yakov (born 1850) and Catherine (born 1845); October 29, 1858 - Elizabeth (b. -); September 6, 1879 - the widow of a nobleman Andrei Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta, Petrova's daughter, her children: Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta.
5. -
6. Approved in the nobility by decrees: the Temporary Presence of the Herald of September 27, 1845 for No. 6498, May 30, 1846 for the No. 2741 and the Department of Heroldia of January 26, 1860 for No. 1189.
7. Generation painting.
8. -
9. The genus of Filonov was approved in the nobility according to the merits of ancestors and in the possession of immovable populated estates. When resolving noble rights, the Temporary Presence of Heroldia had in mind the following documents:
1) Kupchuyu fortress in 1785 sold to the priest Khomenk and Motzharenk Nikita Filonov mill with different accessories to it. In the fortress of this Filonov is named centurion.
2) The decree of the Kharkov Regimental Office of 1750, which followed in the name of Andrei Filonov regarding the sending of trees for the construction of a bridge, in this decree he is named centurion.
3) Testimony of the Kharkiv Spiritual Consistory about the birth of ensign Nikolai Filonov's son Gregory.
4) Decree on the resignation of Nikolai Filonov with the award at the resignation of the rank of ensign.
5) Testimony of the Spiritual Consistory about the birth of Lev Nikolayev’s son Filonov.
6) Testimony of Kharkiv State Chamber of July 16, 1843 under No. 3613, from which it is clear that peasants Andrew in 1745, the peasants of Derkachach settlement were his grandfather for the titular adviser of Lev Filonov, and for his lieutenant Lyubotin according to 6 each, in 1745 there were peasants who passed on to his son titular adviser Lev by inheritance. On the basis of these documents, titular adviser Lev Filonov was recognized in hereditary nobility with the inclusion of a book in 1 part of a noble family tree, which was followed by the decree of the Temporary Presence of Gerold on September 27, 1845, No. 6498, according to which and as a result of the metrics presented on the birth of his children: Andrew and Nicholas, the Kharkiv Noble Deputies' Assembly on the 19th of January 1846 contributed to the same 1st part his wife, Maria, with the children mentioned.
10. Part 1.
11. -."

3. Prior to the discovery of the Filonov Nobility Tree delineated above, the following note was a progress note which led to the later conclusion of the same mentioned Nobility Tree:
Research report for Konnor Petersen dated Dec. 2018 prepared by Dennis Baranov, rusgen.info@gmail.com from research in the Kharkov Archives.
A. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 105.
Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church
Birth records 1855
#15
Date of birth: March, 17
Name: Matrona (Female), born out of wedlock
Parents: Of court counselor Grigoriy Filonov peasant widow Marfa Yakovleva Limanova, Orthodox.
Witnesses: Of landowner Mariya Borisovna Lopatkina peasant Anton Yakovlev Gnitenko and of a landowner captain Topieva peasant Efrosiniya Efimova.
Marriage records 1855 - No needed records found.
Death records 1855 - No needed records found.
Kharkov Voskresenskaya church
Birth records 1855
#8
Date of birth: March, 17
Name: Petro (male), born out of wedlock
Parents: Of a court counselor Alexsandr Filonov peasant unmarried girl Dariya Vasilyevna Rudenkova, of Orthodox belief.
Witnesses: of Kursk province and uezd, Vinnikova village peasant Faddey Fedorov Evdokimov and of titular counselor Anna Radchenkova - peasant Agripina Nikitina Miroshnikova.
Marriage records 1855 - No needed records found.
Death record 1855 - No needed records found.
B. Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 921. Confession lists 1915
Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church
Page 76, #205 State counselors and their families.
Nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov 71 years old (in 1844) was at confession.
[Researcher' note: No one from his family is listed, it is also not stated, that he was a widower.]
C. Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 848.
Confession lists 1895 - Kharkov Panteleimonovskaya church [This particular record is our Nikolay lyovich Filonov.]
Pages169-169 (back of the page) household #176
Record number: 15
Khutor Sarzhin Yar.
Temporary living state counselors and their families.
Nikolay Lvovich Filonov - 59 (1836)
His wife Alexsandra Vasilieva - 29 (1866)
Their children: Georgiy - 12 (1883)
Sofiya - 5 (1890) who has not attended confession because of the little age.
Kharkov Tryehsvyatitelskaya church - Kharkov 3rd male Gymnasium
Gymnasium pupils 1st grade:
Page 802, #27 Filonov Alexandr 12 years old.
Gymnasium pupils 3rd grade:
Page 803 (back of the page) #74 Filonov Georgy 14 years old.
D. Church books (# - Source - Research result):
1. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 31. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1867. The volume has not been given out due to bad physical condition.
2. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 30. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1866. The volume has not been given out due to bad physical condition.
3. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 25. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1856. The volume has not been given out due to bad physical condition.
4. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 105. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1855. The following churches were looked through in this volume: Blagoveshenskaya, Voznesenskaya, Krestovozdvizhenskaya
5. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 14. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1853
*There are Filonov records in Blagoveshenskoy, Krestovozdvizhenskaya, Voznesenskaya church
*Additional churches that were looked through: Blagoveshenskaya, Khristorozhdestvenskaya, Troitskaya, Dmitriyevskaya, Nikolayevskaya, Troitskaya, Arhangelo-Mikhailovskaya, Novostoyushayasya, Soshestviyevskaya, Holodnogorskaya, Vsehsvyatskaya, Universitetskaya, Antoniyevskaya, Voznyesenskaya, Uspenskiy sobor.
6. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 10. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1852. *The volume is ordered for January 2019
7. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 8. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1851. The volume has not been given out due to bad physical condition.
8. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 7. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1850. Because of the mistake in inventories this volume does not contain Blagoveshchenskaya church, but there is Nikolayevskaya church 1850-1857 in this volume. On January, 9 we will order inventory 105, volume 6 or inventory 109, volume 5 - in inventories it is said Nikolayevskaya church but we will check if that could be Blagoveshchenskaya church instead.
9. Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 537. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1846. The volume has not been given out due to bad physical condition.
10. Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 531. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1837. The volume has not been given out due to bad physical condition.
11. Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 529. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1833. Khristorozhdestvenskaya, Blagoveshenskaya, Dmitriyevskaya, Tifinsko-Bogoroditskaya. * There are no Filonov records in any of these churches.
12. Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 565. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1832. The churches that were looked through in this volume: Blagoveshenskaya, Aleksandro-Mikhailovskaya, Dmitriyevskaya, Nikolayevskaya, Troitskaya, Tihvinskaya,Bogoroditskaya, Voznyesenskaya, Voskresenskaya, Pokrovskaya, Uspenskiy sobor. * There are no Filonov records in any of these churches.
* From 12 church books that we planned there are 4 church books that were actually accessed: 1855, 1853, 1833, 1832 Confession list (# - Source - Research - result):
1. Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 848.
Confession list for 1895
Panteleimonovskaya church.
Khutor Sarzhin Yar.
Temporary living state counselors and their families.
Pages169-169 (back of the page) household #176
Nikolay Lvovich Filonov - 59
His wife Alexandra Vasilieva - 29
Their children: Georgy - 12
Sofia - 5 who were not present at confession because of little age.
Trekhsvyatitelskaya church of Kharkov 3rd men Gymnasium.
Gymnasium pupils 1-st grade:
Page 802, #27 Filonov Alexandr 12 years old.
Gymnasium pupils 3rd grade:
Page 803 (back of the page) #74 Filonov Georgy 14 years old.
In Krestovozdvizhenskaya church Confession lists there are no Filonov records.
2. Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 921.
Confession list for 1915
Blagoveshenskaya, Aleksandro-Mikhailovskaya, Aleksandro-Nevskaya, Dmitriyevskaya, Nikolayevskaya, Troitskaya, Kirilo-Mefodiyevskaya, Kafedralnyi sobor, Tihvinskaya,Bogoroditskaya, Voznyesenskaya, Voskresenskaya, Pokrovskaya, Uspenskiy sobor, Krestovozdvizhenskaya, Rozhdestvo-Bogorodiyskaya, Petro-Pavlovskaya, Voznesenskaya, Svyato-Dukhovskaya.
* There are no Filonov records in any of these churches."
E. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 14.
Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church
Birth records 1853
Page 123 (back of the page)
#12:
25/27 January - Anna, born out of wedlock.
Parents: Court counselor Grigory Nikolaev Filonov’s peasant woman Marfa Yakovleva Limanova, Orthodox.
Witnesses: a peasant of the same Filonov - Porfiry Prokofiev Sheremetyev.
Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church
Marriage records 1853
Page 886 (back of the page)
Marriage record #2.
18 January.
Groom: Retired noncommissioned officer Ignaty Nikolaev Filonov, single, first marriage, 49 years old.
Bride: soldier’s wife Agripina Alexeeva Zelenskaya, widow from the 1st marriage, Orthodox, 31 years old.
Groom’s witnesses: the deceased landowner major Alexandr Kosmin Kuzin’s peasants Dmitry Ioannov Povalyaev and Ioann Semyonov Shulga;
Bride’s witnesses: retired noncommissioned officers Fedor Trofimov Mikityansky and Ioann Ioannov Ogryumov.
Kharkov Voznesenskaya church
Birth records 1853
Page 1275 (back of the page)
#34: Daniil
Parents: of landlord Filonov peasant Andrey Lavrentyev Logvinov and his wife Mariya Grigoryevna.
Witnesses: Kharkov state peasants Isidor Timofeev Yakubov and daughter of Pavel Miroshnichenko - Anna.

4. Prior to the discovery of the Filonov Nobility Tree delineated above, the following note was a progress note which led to the later conclusion of the same mentioned Nobility Tree:
Per email dated 6 Jan 2019 from Konnor Petersen:
"We search the records for the Blagoveshevskaya Church 1875-1892 because some Filonovs were found in those records.
1876 Birth of Aleksander Aleksandrov Filonov, son of Aleksander Ivanov Filonov and Ekaterina Alekseeva.
1881 Death of Ilizaveta Petrovna Filonov
1884 Witness of Christening: Vasily Fyoderovich Filonov
1888 Death of Leve Nikolaevich Filonov. (This could be grandfather of our Nicholas Filonov, if we can prove that the nobleman and and this man are the same line -- see separate note on this subject above.)
1892 Death of Aleksandra Iosifovna Filonova 		Filonov, Lev Nikolaevich (I2420)
 
4197 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision.

2. Prior to the discovery of the Filonov Nobility Tree delineated above, the following note was a progress note which led to the later conclusion of the same mentioned Nobility Tree:
Birth, baptism, death, and burial records found in Kharkov Panteleimonovskaya Church by Konnor Petersen. Orthodox church. Church books are in the Kharkov Archives and located per Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 66.
Birth records 1894. Page 244 (back of the page)
10/11 February - Aleksandra,
Parents: Nobleman Nikolay Lvov Filonov and Aleksandra Vasilieyva, Orthodox.
Witnesses: Kharkov 2nd Guild merchant Petr Davidov Aleksandrov and widow of captain Olga Vasiliyeva Vysheslavceva (Вышеславцева) the sacrament of baptism was performed by a priest Vasily Vetukhov and deacon Nikolay Sokolskiy.
Death records 1894. Page 382 (back of the page) - 383
10/12 December - Nobleman Nikolay Lvov Filonov his daughter Aleksandra 10 months from infant; the burial was performed by a priest Vasily Vetukhov and deacon Nikolay Sokolskiy, buried in the city cemetery.
Email dated 30 Jan 2019 from researcher which accompanied above research; Dennis Baranov, rusgen.info@gmail.com:
The work goes slowly because according to the rules of the archive the local researcher gets only a few volumes in a month. And we try to order and look through the volumes as quickly as possible.
1. We've looked through Blagoveshchenskaya church 1852 (Records group 40, inventory 105, vol. 10). Filonov surname is not mentioned anywhere - neither in births, nor in marriages or deaths, not in witnesses.
2. Panteleimonovskaya church 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891 (Records group 40, inventory 121, vol. 17). Filonov surname is not mentioned anywhere - neither in births, nor in marriages or deaths, not in witnesses.
3. Panteleimonovskaya church 1892, 1893, 1984, 1895, 1896, 1897. There are only records of birth and death for 1894. The report on this volume is attached.
4. For further research there is a suggestion to look through Krestovozdvizhenskaya and Ioannobogoslovskaya churches for 1888 - 1892
Panteleimonovskaya church was built in 1885 and part of parishioners from Krestovozdvizhenskaya and Ioannobogoslovskaya church were transfered to Panteleimonovskaya church.
There is always an unusual research when it comes to nobility because they always traveled performing orders as officials. And we see in church books that the birth of children were in different churches. At this stage of the research I think that it will be right to stick to Krestovozdvizhenskaya and Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya churches.

3. Prior to the discovery of the Filonov Nobility Tree delineated above, the following note was a progress note which led to the later conclusion of the same mentioned Nobility Tree:
Research report for Konnor Petersen dated Feb. 2019 prepared by Dennis Baranov, rusgen.info@gmail.com from research in the Kharkov Archives. Source: Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 906 а. Kharkov Panteleimonovskaya church:
Confession lists 1892
Page 26 (back of the page)
Household No 162 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 56 (was not at confession)
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 26
Their children: Georgiy 9, Sofiya 2
Confession lists 1893
Page 78 (back of the page)
Household No 169 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 57
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 27
Their children: Georgiy 10, Sofiya 3
Confession lists 1894
Page 120 (back of the page)
Household No 169 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 58
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 28
Their children: Georgiy 11, Sofiya 4
Confession lists 1895
Page 169 (back of the page)
Household No 176 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 59
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 29
Their children: Georgiy 12, Sofiya 5
Confession lists 1896
Page 217 (back of the page)
Household No 175 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 60
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 30
Their children: Georgiy 13, Sofiya 6, Nikolay 5
(Written down in pencil between lines. Before this in 1892-1895 he was not listed. In 1896 and 1897 his age is the same - 5 years old.)
Confession lists 1897
Page 213 (back of the page)
Household No 214 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 61
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 31
Their children: Georgiy 14, Sofiya 7, Nikolay 5
Confession lists 1898
Page 312 (back of the page)
Household No 214 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 62
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 32
Their children: Georgiy 15, Sofiya 8, Nikolay 6
It turns out that they belonged to Panteleimonovskaya church during these years, but in church books of this church births of Sofiya and Nikolay were not found. The local researcher is sure that Sofiya could not have been missed because she did the research thoroughly especially that she knew that there must be Sofiya there. Besides she has looked up all Sofiya’s who were born at that time.
 		Vasilevna, Aleksandra (I1801)
 
4198 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision.

2. Filonov is russian spelling whereas Filonoff is french spelling.

3. Prior to the discovery of the Filonov Nobility Tree delineated above, the following note was a progress note which led to the later conclusion of the same mentioned Nobility Tree:
Research report for Konnor Petersen dated Jan. 2019 prepared by Dennis Baranov, rusgen.info@gmail.com from research in the Kharkov Archives. Birth, baptism, death, and burial records found in Kharkov Panteleimonovskaya Church. Orthodox church. Church books are in the Kharkov Archives and located per Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 66.
Birth records 1894. Page 244 (back of the page)
10/11 February - Aleksandra,
Parents: Nobleman Nikolay Lvov Filonov and Aleksandra Vasilieyva, Orthodox.
Witnesses: Kharkov 2nd Guild merchant Petr Davidov Aleksandrov and widow of captain Olga Vasiliyeva Vysheslavceva (Вышеславцева) the sacrament of baptism was performed by a priest Vasily Vetukhov and deacon Nikolay Sokolskiy.
Death records 1894. Page 382 (back of the page) - 383
10/12 December - Nobleman Nikolay Lvov Filonov his daughter Aleksandra 10 months from infant; the burial was performed by a priest Vasily Vetukhov and deacon Nikolay Sokolskiy, buried in the city cemetery.
Email dated 30 Jan 2019 from researcher which accompanied above research; Dennis Baranov, rusgen.info@gmail.com:
The work goes slowly because according to the rules of the archive the local researcher gets only a few volumes in a month. And we try to order and look through the volumes as quickly as possible.
1. We've looked through Blagoveshchenskaya church 1852 (Records group 40, inventory 105, vol. 10). Filonov surname is not mentioned anywhere - neither in births, nor in marriages or deaths, not in witnesses.
2. Panteleimonovskaya church 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891 (Records group 40, inventory 121, vol. 17). Filonov surname is not mentioned anywhere - neither in births, nor in marriages or deaths, not in witnesses.
3. Panteleimonovskaya church 1892, 1893, 1984, 1895, 1896, 1897. There are only records of birth and death for 1894. The report on this volume is attached.
4. For further research there is a suggestion to look through Krestovozdvizhenskaya and Ioannobogoslovskaya churches for 1888 - 1892
Panteleimonovskaya church was built in 1885 and part of parishioners from Krestovozdvizhenskaya and Ioannobogoslovskaya church were transfered to Panteleimonovskaya church.
There is always an unusual research when it comes to nobility because they always traveled performing orders as officials. And we see in church books that the birth of children were in different churches. At this stage of the research I think that it will be right to stick to Krestovozdvizhenskaya and Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya churches.

4. Prior to the discovery of the Filonov Nobility Tree delineated above, the following note was a progress note which led to the later conclusion of the same mentioned Nobility Tree:
Research report for Konnor Petersen dated Feb. 2019 prepared by Dennis Baranov, rusgen.info@gmail.com from research in the Kharkov Archives. Source: Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 906 а. Kharkov Panteleimonovskaya church:
Confession lists 1892
Page 26 (back of the page)
Household No 162 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 56 (was not at confession)
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 26
Their children: Georgiy 9, Sofiya 2
Confession lists 1893
Page 78 (back of the page)
Household No 169 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 57
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 27
Their children: Georgiy 10, Sofiya 3
Confession lists 1894
Page 120 (back of the page)
Household No 169 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 58
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 28
Their children: Georgiy 11, Sofiya 4
Confession lists 1895
Page 169 (back of the page)
Household No 176 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 59
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 29
Their children: Georgiy 12, Sofiya 5
Confession lists 1896
Page 217 (back of the page)
Household No 175 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 60
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 30
Their children: Georgiy 13, Sofiya 6, Nikolay 5
(Written down in pencil between lines. Before this in 1892-1895 he was not listed. In 1896 and 1897 his age is the same – 5 years old.)
Confession lists 1897
Page 213 (back of the page)
Household No 214 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 61
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 31
Their children: Georgiy 14, Sofiya 7, Nikolay 5
Confession lists 1898
Page 312 (back of the page)
Household No 214 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 62
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 32
Their children: Georgiy 15, Sofiya 8, Nikolay 6
It turns out that they belonged to Panteleimonovskaya church during these years, but in church books of this church births of Sofiya and Nikolay were not found. The local researcher is sure that Sofiya could not have been missed because she did the research thoroughly especially that she knew that there must be Sofiya there. Besides she has looked up all Sofiya’s who were born at that time.

5. Prior to the discovery of the Filonov Nobility Tree delineated above, the following note was a progress note which led to the later conclusion of the same mentioned Nobility Tree:
Possible connection to Kharkov, Ukrainian nobility per the following website accessed 3 Feb 2019 which is in Russian and Google translates as follows. Note that we know our Nikolay Lvov Filonov was nobility as so stated in the birth record of his daughter Aleksandra. The following individual has a son named the same, but according to this rendition, the son was born in 1842 whereas ours was born in 1836 per the confessional records in a separate note above. They may be the same person but more research work is needed. Note also that this website has an image of a pedigree and Nikolay Lvov Filonov is the second circle on the second row from the bottom. The data has been entered into Family Search as of this date. The facility and person who put this information together appears to be the "Genealogy Department of the Kharkov Private Museum of the City Manor; tel. city: +38 (057) 756-79-50; tel. Mobile: +38 (050) 402-96-36; email: paramonovaf1969@gmail.com; contact person: Andrey Fedorovich Paramonov. "The translated page:
"Nobles
Filonov Lev Nikolaevich
1. Titular counselor Lev Nikolaev is the son of Filonov, who lives in Kharkiv district, his wife Maria, their children: Andrey, Nikolay.
2. Married, his wife Maria, their children: Andrew (born in 1841), Nikolay (born in 1842).
3. -
4. According to the definition of the Deputy Assembly on August 26, 1859, children of the elder adviser Lev Nikolayevich Filonov are listed as: Dmitry (born 1847), Yakov (born 1850) and Catherine (born 1845); October 29, 1858 - Elizabeth (b. -); September 6, 1879 - the widow of a nobleman Andrei Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta, Petrova's daughter, her children: Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta.
5. -
6. Approved in the nobility by decrees: the Temporary Presence of the Herald of September 27, 1845 for No. 6498, May 30, 1846 for the No. 2741 and the Department of Heroldia of January 26, 1860 for No. 1189.
7. Generation painting.
8. -
9. The genus of Filonov was approved in the nobility according to the merits of ancestors and in the possession of immovable populated estates. When resolving noble rights, the Temporary Presence of Heroldia had in mind the following documents:
1) Kupchuyu fortress in 1785 sold to the priest Khomenk and Motzharenk Nikita Filonov mill with different accessories to it. In the fortress of this Filonov is named centurion.
2) The decree of the Kharkov Regimental Office of 1750, which followed in the name of Andrei Filonov regarding the sending of trees for the construction of a bridge, in this decree he is named centurion.
3) Testimony of the Kharkiv Spiritual Consistory about the birth of ensign Nikolai Filonov's son Gregory.
4) Decree on the resignation of Nikolai Filonov with the award at the resignation of the rank of ensign.
5) Testimony of the Spiritual Consistory about the birth of Lev Nikolayev’s son Filonov.
6) Testimony of Kharkiv State Chamber of July 16, 1843 under No. 3613, from which it is clear that peasants Andrew in 1745, the peasants of Derkachach settlement were his grandfather for the titular adviser of Lev Filonov, and for his lieutenant Lyubotin according to 6 each, in 1745 there were peasants who passed on to his son titular adviser Lev by inheritance. On the basis of these documents, titular adviser Lev Filonov was recognized in hereditary nobility with the inclusion of a book in 1 part of a noble family tree, which was followed by the decree of the Temporary Presence of Gerold on September 27, 1845, No. 6498, according to which and as a result of the metrics presented on the birth of his children: Andrew and Nicholas, the Kharkiv Noble Deputies' Assembly on the 19th of January 1846 contributed to the same 1st part his wife, Maria, with the children mentioned.
10. Part 1.
11. -."

6. Prior to the discovery of the Filonov Nobility Tree delineated above, the following note was a progress note which led to the later conclusion of the same mentioned Nobility Tree:
Research report for Konnor Petersen dated Dec. 2018 prepared by Dennis Baranov, rusgen.info@gmail.com from research in the Kharkov Archives.
A. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 105.
Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church
Birth records 1855
#15
Date of birth: March, 17
Name: Matrona (Female), born out of wedlock
Parents: Of court counselor Grigoriy Filonov peasant widow Marfa Yakovleva Limanova, Orthodox.
Witnesses: Of landowner Mariya Borisovna Lopatkina peasant Anton Yakovlev Gnitenko and of a landowner captain Topieva peasant Efrosiniya Efimova.
Marriage records 1855 - No needed records found.
Death records 1855 - No needed records found.
Kharkov Voskresenskaya church
Birth records 1855
#8
Date of birth: March, 17
Name: Petro (male), born out of wedlock
Parents: Of a court counselor Alexsandr Filonov peasant unmarried girl Dariya Vasilyevna Rudenkova, of Orthodox belief.
Witnesses: of Kursk province and uezd, Vinnikova village peasant Faddey Fedorov Evdokimov and of titular counselor Anna Radchenkova - peasant Agripina Nikitina Miroshnikova.
Marriage records 1855 - No needed records found.
Death record 1855 - No needed records found.
B. Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 921. Confession lists 1915
Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church
Page 76, #205 State counselors and their families.
Nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov 71 years old (in 1844) was at confession.
[Researcher' note: No one from his family is listed, it is also not stated, that he was a widower.]
C. Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 848.
Confession lists 1895 - Kharkov Panteleimonovskaya church [This particular record is our Nikolay lyovich Filonov.]
Pages169-169 (back of the page) household #176
Record number: 15
Khutor Sarzhin Yar.
Temporary living state counselors and their families.
Nikolay Lvovich Filonov - 59 (1836)
His wife Alexsandra Vasilieva - 29 (1866)
Their children: Georgiy - 12 (1883)
Sofiya - 5 (1890) who has not attended confession because of the little age.
Kharkov Tryehsvyatitelskaya church - Kharkov 3rd male Gymnasium
Gymnasium pupils 1st grade:
Page 802, #27 Filonov Alexandr 12 years old.
Gymnasium pupils 3rd grade:
Page 803 (back of the page) #74 Filonov Georgy 14 years old.
D. Church books (# - Source - Research result):
1. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 31. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1867. The volume has not been given out due to bad physical condition.
2. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 30. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1866. The volume has not been given out due to bad physical condition.
3. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 25. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1856. The volume has not been given out due to bad physical condition.
4. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 105. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1855. The following churches were looked through in this volume: Blagoveshenskaya, Voznesenskaya, Krestovozdvizhenskaya
5. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 14. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1853
*There are Filonov records in Blagoveshenskoy, Krestovozdvizhenskaya, Voznesenskaya church
*Additional churches that were looked through: Blagoveshenskaya, Khristorozhdestvenskaya, Troitskaya, Dmitriyevskaya, Nikolayevskaya, Troitskaya, Arhangelo-Mikhailovskaya, Novostoyushayasya, Soshestviyevskaya, Holodnogorskaya, Vsehsvyatskaya, Universitetskaya, Antoniyevskaya, Voznyesenskaya, Uspenskiy sobor.
6. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 10. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1852. *The volume is ordered for January 2019
7. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 8. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1851. The volume has not been given out due to bad physical condition.
8. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 7. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1850. Because of the mistake in inventories this volume does not contain Blagoveshchenskaya church, but there is Nikolayevskaya church 1850-1857 in this volume. On January, 9 we will order inventory 105, volume 6 or inventory 109, volume 5 - in inventories it is said Nikolayevskaya church but we will check if that could be Blagoveshchenskaya church instead.
9. Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 537. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1846. The volume has not been given out due to bad physical condition.
10. Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 531. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1837. The volume has not been given out due to bad physical condition.
11. Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 529. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1833. Khristorozhdestvenskaya, Blagoveshenskaya, Dmitriyevskaya, Tifinsko-Bogoroditskaya. * There are no Filonov records in any of these churches.
12. Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 565. Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church 1832. The churches that were looked through in this volume: Blagoveshenskaya, Aleksandro-Mikhailovskaya, Dmitriyevskaya, Nikolayevskaya, Troitskaya, Tihvinskaya,Bogoroditskaya, Voznyesenskaya, Voskresenskaya, Pokrovskaya, Uspenskiy sobor. * There are no Filonov records in any of these churches.
* From 12 church books that we planned there are 4 church books that were actually accessed: 1855, 1853, 1833, 1832 Confession list (# - Source - Research - result):
1. Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 848.
Confession list for 1895
Panteleimonovskaya church.
Khutor Sarzhin Yar.
Temporary living state counselors and their families.
Pages169-169 (back of the page) household #176
Nikolay Lvovich Filonov - 59
His wife Alexandra Vasilieva - 29
Their children: Georgy - 12
Sofia - 5 who were not present at confession because of little age.
Trekhsvyatitelskaya church of Kharkov 3rd men Gymnasium.
Gymnasium pupils 1-st grade:
Page 802, #27 Filonov Alexandr 12 years old.
Gymnasium pupils 3rd grade:
Page 803 (back of the page) #74 Filonov Georgy 14 years old.
In Krestovozdvizhenskaya church Confession lists there are no Filonov records.
2. Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 921.
Confession list for 1915
Blagoveshenskaya, Aleksandro-Mikhailovskaya, Aleksandro-Nevskaya, Dmitriyevskaya, Nikolayevskaya, Troitskaya, Kirilo-Mefodiyevskaya, Kafedralnyi sobor, Tihvinskaya,Bogoroditskaya, Voznyesenskaya, Voskresenskaya, Pokrovskaya, Uspenskiy sobor, Krestovozdvizhenskaya, Rozhdestvo-Bogorodiyskaya, Petro-Pavlovskaya, Voznesenskaya, Svyato-Dukhovskaya.
* There are no Filonov records in any of these churches."
E. Records group 40, inventory 105, volume 14.
Kharkov Blagoveshchenskaya church
Birth records 1853
Page 123 (back of the page)
#12:
25/27 January – Anna, born out of wedlock.
Parents: Court counselor Grigory Nikolaev Filonov’s peasant woman Marfa Yakovleva Limanova, Orthodox.
Witnesses: a peasant of the same Filonov – Porfiry Prokofiev Sheremetyev.
Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church
Marriage records 1853
Page 886 (back of the page)
Marriage record #2.
18 January.
Groom: Retired noncommissioned officer Ignaty Nikolaev Filonov, single, first marriage, 49 years old.
Bride: soldier’s wife Agripina Alexeeva Zelenskaya, widow from the 1st marriage, Orthodox, 31 years old.
Groom’s witnesses: the deceased landowner major Alexandr Kosmin Kuzin’s peasants Dmitry Ioannov Povalyaev and Ioann Semyonov Shulga;
Bride’s witnesses: retired noncommissioned officers Fedor Trofimov Mikityansky and Ioann Ioannov Ogryumov.
Kharkov Voznesenskaya church
Birth records 1853
Page 1275 (back of the page)
#34: Daniil
Parents: of landlord Filonov peasant Andrey Lavrentyev Logvinov and his wife Mariya Grigoryevna.
Witnesses: Kharkov state peasants Isidor Timofeev Yakubov and daughter of Pavel Miroshnichenko – Anna.

7. Prior to the discovery of the Filonov Nobility Tree delineated above, the following note was a progress note which led to the later conclusion of the same mentioned Nobility Tree:
12 Feb 2019 note from the Konnor Petersen's Russian researcher about nobility research:
"In fact, those whose ancestors were in the nobility of the Russian Empire do not need to collect information about their ancestors step by step. Since the Russian Empire was required approval procedure in the nobility, and in order to comply with this procedure it was necessary to collect a lot of different documents. These documents are still kept today in volumes about the noble origin of the gens. Each such volume is the history of a family, in your case, written by your ancestors.
It is true that in the territories that were occupied during the Second World War, many documents died, but such volumes exist.
The whole question in your case is to find a volume about the noble origin of Filonovs.
I must say at once that the Filonovs were established in the nobility in several provinces, so there should be several volumes about the Filonovs too.
Well, the second question is purely practical: the level of your proficiency in Russian, because all the documents are handwritten in Russian ..."

~ORDINANCES: Verified 25 Dec 2005.
BAPTISM: Online Ordinance Index; per Submission #843424 39951395.
ENDOWMENT: Online Ordinance Index; per Submission #843424 39951395.
SEALING TO PARENTS:
SEALING TO SPOUSE:

SOURCES_MISC:
1. Recollection of Irene Petersen, his daughter. 		Filonov, Nicolai Lvovich (I1800)
 
4199 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision.

2. Nicholas Filinov/Filinoff, is believed to have been born about December 23, 1891 in Kharkiv; however, Irene his daughter remembers him as being age 56 at the time of death which would make a birth year of approximately 1889. He died March 19, 1945 in Nice, France. His parents may be a father of the same name of Nicholas and a mother named Alexandra Vassilieva/Wassiliev. He may have had a sister named Sonia [turns out to Sophia upon further research]. He may have been married before with a son from this marriage, who may have been killed around the time of the Revolution. There is a street named Filonoff in Kharkiv that may associated with his family. Additionally, his grandfather or other close relative may have been somewhat famous as a General in the Tatars. One of his identification cards said that he was a "Russian combatant." In France, he was Russian Orthodox and sang in the choir at the main church in Nice. Last job he had was working for Conso Company, Blvd. Raimbaldi delivering coal to people's appartments and I met him on that Blvd. and that was the last time I saw him as he died that week March 1945. I turned 12 the next Aug 9th.

3. Irene remembers Nicholas missing part of one finger with another finger bent due to an accident. On one of his ID photos that Irene has, it mentions "Combatant Russe" (Russian Combatant, but which war is uncertain and may have been either WWI or the Bolshevik Revolution. She also remembers him rolling his own cigarettes or picking up cigarette butts during the War years. He had a wine drinking problem always buying the cheapest wine available; this eventually killed him. When drunk, Nicholas tended towards being a mean drunk and physically abusive. He would soak stale bread and feed it to the pigeons. Catherine and Irene moved away from him about 1938 to live with Catherine's mother across from the Nice Rail station at 38, Av. Aubert, apt. 68 on the third floor. As of 2015, the building is still there. During the War, Nicholas went to central France working with the German-occupied government. He eventually died in Nice at the Palladium Apartments where he had a groundfloor apartment.

4. Email from Natailia Naumova dated 30 Oct 2016 regarding her efforts to find Filonoff:
"Good afternoon, my dear sister, Irina!
Sorry for the long silence.
I posted your photos in several departments Rossiyskogot genealogical site. Look for the name "Yfnf"
1. Family navigator http://forum.vgd.ru/199/41878/950.htm
2. Old photographs. Maybe someone will find a family (at the bottom) http://forum.vgd.ru/86/52990/1480.htm?a=stdforum_view&o =
3. Search for photos http://forum.vgd.ru/49/31618/240.htm?a=stdforum_view&o =
4. Kharkiv region http://forum.vgd.ru/23/3700/440.htm?a=stdforum_view&o =
People are responding, but their Filonov live in other places, not in Kharkov.
I am looking for at least some clue about Filonov in Kharkov, to make a request to the archive. I looked on the basis of the Kharkov archive. They have very little digitized documents indexed, and even less indexed documents that will not help find Filonov Nikolai Nikovaevicha. If there is no indexing, searching by name is not possible. It is necessary to search by hand all the parish registers of the city of Kharkiv. For such a request, it would be for a fantastic high price without guaranteeing anything. We need to find something else about Filonov Nikolai Nikolaevich, and then make a request.
I'm looking for on the Internet Address Kharkov Calendars of the late 19th - early 20th century, which refers to all the famous people of the city. Maybe you're lucky and find something about Filonov. Unfortunately, not everything is on the Internet.
As for the information that you gave a Russian lady in Nice, then it says that on the Volga railway, if you go from Moscow to Volgograd, there is a city and the station called "Filonov." This can be in the mind, but now it does nothing.
With love, Natalya Naumova."

5. Email date 7 Jan 2018 from Natalya Georgiyeva addressed to Irene Petersen:
"Happy New Year and Merry Christmas in Ukraine. I am sorry I haven't written to you for so long. Life was crazy busy. I want to tell you that I found that there were indeed rich family in Kharkiv with the last name Filonov. They were in manufacturing some type of business and one of them was a famous collector of books and paintings, they also made donations for cultural and educational events. I cannot state that your father is connected to this family but as to me it can be high possibility. Simple people (I mean workers and peasants wouldn't have gone to France). I found the book written in 1905 about history of Kharkiv by a professor of history and it gives the history of the city for 250 years from 1765. Maybe I can find something there but I think it is necessary to actually go to check documents in the archive to firm such connection. Hopefully everything will work out."

6. Prior to the discovery of the Filonov Nobility Tree delineated above, the following note was a progress note which led to the later conclusion of the same mentioned Nobility Tree:
Research report dated May 8, 2018 under the direction of Konnor Petersen into nine Christian Church records of Kharkiv, Ukraine for the years 1890-1892:
Fund 40, register 121, item 59 Архангело-Михайловская церковь (Archangel Michael Church)
Fund 40, register 121, item 50 Благовещенская церковь (Blagoveshenskay Church)
Fund 40, register 121, item 64 Благовещенская церковь (Blagoveshenskay Church)
Fund 40, register 121, item 64 Христорождественская церковь (Christ’s Birth Church)
Fund 40, register 121, item 64 Александра Невского церковь (Alexander Nevsky Church)
Fund 40, register 121, item 43 Вознесенская церковь (Church of the Ascension) Records 198 reverse side –199. A petty bourgeois, Ivan Nikitovich Gamirni (Иван Никитович Гамирный) was born on 24.02.1890, and was baptized on the 4 th of March was baptized. The godmother was Pelageya Illarionovna (Пелагея Илларионовна), the wife of the nobleman Afanasy Pavlovich Filonov (Афанасий Павлович Филонов),
Fund 40, register 121, item 39 Мироносицкая церковь (Church of the Myrrh Bearer)
Fund 40, register 121, item 33 Николаевская церковь (St. Nikolai’s Church)
Fund 40, register 121, item 33 Иоанно-Богословская церковь на Ивановке (John the Beloved’s
Church.
Total 9 churches * 3,000 rubles = 27,000

7. Prior to the discovery of the Filonov Nobility Tree delineated above, the following note was a progress note which led to the later conclusion of the same mentioned Nobility Tree:
Research reports dated Sep. 11, 2018, under the direction of Konnor Petersen:
"Last year, during the summer of 2017, I, Konnor, had the opportunity to spend some time in Moscow and St. Petersburg. I decided to work on finding records of Irene’s biological father and his family. I contacted a sister named Nadezhda Karezina, who lives in Omsk, Russia, and whom I knew on my mission, and asked her for help in finding our ancestors. She found some records, through posts on Facebook pages that the members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Russia and Ukraine use to communicate with each other about family history, that contain information about a noble family that lived outside of Kharkiv in a place called Dergachi from the late 1700s to the mid-late 1800s. It recounts how they became nobles and were given their estate. This was as far as she was able to help us.
Nadezhda referred us to Dennis Baranov. I had met him that summer at a Russia-wide YSA conference. He and his wife were genealogy specialists in their church callings, but have recently, at the beginning of 2018, begun their own business as genealogy researchers in Sochi, Russia. I got into contact with him and we began to find out how he could help us. He found someone, a researcher, that would go into the archives in Kharkiv for us. We began to pay Dennis for his consulting services and he in turn pays the researcher for his work in the archives.
So far we have paid him four different times for searching four different sets of church registers in Kharkiv. The first order covered a random search across 9 churches in Kharkiv for the year 1891, which is a possible birth year of Nicholas Filonov. We hoped that we would find a record of his birth. We didn’t find anything related to Nicholas Filonov. Those results are contained in the Order 1 folder. We did find record of a woman and her husband who had the last name Filonov, in the records of the Вознесенская church. She was recorded as the godmother of a peasant. We decided to search that church since it was the only one that had a record of a Filonov that we had found so far.
Our second order searched the Вознесенская church from 1888 to 1895, which resulted in nothing. Dennis asked the researcher to look into records of nobles in the Kharkiv region. The researcher found, free of charge, the original records of the noble family, that Nadezhda Karezina had found for us through her Facebook search. The records mention that the family lived in a village outside of Kharkiv by the name of Dergachi. Dennis Baranov took the liberty to search the church of that village for the year 1890. It may be worth it to search more years of that church at some future date. Those records, and their translation, are contained in the Order 2 folder.
If you are interested in seeing that noble family line, I have them in FamilySearch. You can use this ID: LT54-JX1 or this link: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/landscape/LT54-JX1
Around the same time, the researcher came across the record of a Filonov from 1876 in the Благовещенская church while doing work for another client. That record is also contained in the Order 2 folder.
Thus, our third order focused on the Благовещенская church. We ordered a search for the years 1886-1888 and 1892. The results from searching those years at that church were very positive. We found several people with the last name Filonov, including a couple people that were mentioned in the record of the noble family from Nadezhda and Order 2. Also, contained in the findings were peasants who had similar names to the Russian name of Filonov: the Ukrainian names Filonenko and Filonenkova. These peasants could possibly be related if we go back far enough in the records. It’s possible that since the noble Filonov family in the Order 2 record were not always nobles that they were once peasants and had one of those last names. Only searching the records will reveal if there is any relation. For now, we will continue to pay attention to these peasant family lines.
However, we have not yet found any record related to Nicholas Nikolaevich Filonov, Irene’s biological father. We decided that we would continue the search at the Благовещенская church for information about his family. I realized that I forgot to search that church for 1890, so that was at the top of the list of years to search for. We continued our search by seeking to find a marriage record of Nicholas’ parents, Nicholas Filonov and Alexandra Vassilieva. However, the researcher is only looking for the last name of Filonov, so it is unlikely that we will receive any record about the Vassilieva line unless we find a their marriage record. In searching for a marriage record and filling in the birth year gaps, Order 4 covers the years 1880 to 1885, and 1890 of the Благовещенская church. This is the path and direction of our search so far.
Perhaps we should go back and search all available churches in Kharkiv from 1887 to 1893, since we only searched 1891 for 9 of the churches.
Dennis suggests that we search the church that we have been finding Filonovs in and searching all available records going back to the 1700s.
In the same report, Konnor answered some of my questions as follows:
May 8, 2018
Q: Did the researcher in fact look a couple years either way of 1891 (or Order 1) in each of the nine churches?
A: The researcher looked only at 1891. The record from 1890 was recorded in 1891, so it is in the register of that church for 1891. This is one of the difficulties with searching archives; something might be missed from a certain year, especially if it is at the end of the year because it might end up in the next year’s register. Pretty much all of the church records are in governmental archival institutions across Russia and Ukraine.
Q: Is the researcher in fact using one archival depository rather than going to each separate church?
A: Yes. The researcher is going to one archival repository. I believe that it is the State Archives of Kharkiv region/Oblast. I will double check with Dennis Baranov.
Q: Have I looked at this all-Ukrainian website? https://pra.in.ua/en
A: I just did. It didn’t have any Filonov’s from Kharkiv. Also, the site has been developed a bit more. There is more English available.
Q: How many churches are there in Kharkiv? Did we cover all of them when we did our 9 church search (Order 1)?
A: We did not cover all of them. We started with 9 churches because that seemed like a good number and a good price. I’m not sure how many churches there are with records for 1891. I asked Dennis and he gave me a list of all the churches in Kharkiv that have records for 1890:
Благовещенский собор 1881-1901
Дмитревская церковь 1888-1896
Церковь Иоанна Богослова 1879-1895
Кирилло-Мифодиевская кладбищенская церковь 1885-1897
Церковь Озерянской Божей матери 1834-1901
Церковь Рождества Христова 1880-1900
Пантелеймоновская церковь 1885-1898
Озерянская трапезная церковь 1892-1898
You might be able to notice that we only searched a couple of the churches for 1891. We didn’t even touch the other ones, even though most of them have records for that year.
Q: What years are there records available to search for the Благовещенская church (where we have found the records of the Filonovs so far)?
A: These are the list of years for which there are records for: 1779-1780, 1800-1802,1804,1808-1810,1813,1816,1820,1822,1823,1829,1831-1833,1837,1846,1850-1853,1855-1856,1866-1868,1870,1872-1885.
The following are the results Konnor has had thus far sorted by Church in Kharkiv, Year, Item, Record #, Result, and his Research Order number:
-Ascension/ Вознесенская; 1891; Фонд 40 опись 121 дело 43; Листы 198 оборот - 199; "Name: Ivan Nikitovich Gamirnyi / Date of birth: 2/24/1890 / Date of christening: 3/04/1890 / Info: bourgeois / His godmother was the wife of the nobleman Afanasyi Pablovich Filonov: Pelageya Illarionovna / 1
-Annunciation Cathedral/ Благовещенская; 1881; Фонд 40 опись 121 дело 27; 17; Date of birth: February, 8
Name: Feodor (male) / Parents: Peasant of Kharkov uezd, Rogansky volost, Rogan village Ivan / Pavlov Filonenko and his lawful wife Mariya Mikhailova. Witnesses: Scribe soldier of Kharkov military district Ivan Romanov Shtapov and peasant girl of Poltava province, Kobyletsk uezd, Ivanovka village Evdokiya Ivanova Torbapekova. / 3
-Annunciation Cathedral/ Благовещенская; 1887; Фонд 40 опись 121 дело 27; 14; "Marriage Date: August, 23. Groom: Bourgeois of Poltava province, Konstantinograd city Feodor Grigoryev Filonenko, of Orthodox belief, 1st marriage, 20 years old. Bride: Peasant girl of Kharkov province, Volgansky uezd, Novo-Belgorodsky volost, N.Belgorod village Dariya Vlasieva Kolubenkova, of Orthodox belief, 1st marriage, 22 years old. / 3.
-Annunciation Cathedral/ Благовещенская; 1888; Фонд 40 опись 121 дело 27; 43; Date of birth: May, 30
Name: Elena (female). Parents: Bourgeois of Poltava province, Konstantinopol city Feodor Grigoryev Filonenko and his lawful wife Dariya Vlasieva. / 3.
-Annunciation Cathedral/ Благовещенская; 1888; Фонд 40 опись 121 дело 27; 28; Date of birth: May, 30
Name: Elena (female). Parents: Bourgeois of Poltava province, Konstantinopol city Feodor Grigoryev Filonenko and his lawful wife Dariya Vlasieva. / 3.
-Annunciation Cathedral/ Благовещенская; 1888; Фонд 40 опись 121 дело 27; 44; Date of death: August, 25. Person: Court Counselor Lev Nikolaev son Filonov. Age: 74. Cause of death: old age / 3.
-Annunciation Cathedral/ Благовещенская; 1888; Фонд 40 опись 121 дело 27; 44; Date of birth: May, 1
Name: Varvara (female). Parents: Retired soldier of Kharkov province, Rogan village Ivan Pavlov Filonenko who died on January 22, 1889 and his lawful wife Mariya Mikhailova. / 3.
-Annunciation Cathedral/ Благовещенская; 1888; Фонд 40 опись 121 дело 27; 52; Date of birth: May, 28
Name: Feodosiya (female) - born out of wedlock. Parents: Soldier girl of Kharkov province, Rogansky volost, Ekaterina Ivanovna Filonenkova, of Orthodox belief. Witnesses: Personal honorable citizen Alexandr Ivanov Mikhailovsky and peasant girl of Kursk province, Belgorod uezd, Nikolsky volost Khristina Ivanova Kovylyova. / 3.
-Annunciation Cathedral/ Благовещенская; 1892; Фонд 40 опись 121 дело 70; 6; Date: February, 2
Groom: Personal honorable citizen, former acting psalm-reader by Pokrovsky church of Staraya Vozolaga village of Volkovsky uezd Andrey Antoniev Bogoslovsky, of Orthodox belief, 2nd marriage, 41 years old. Bride: Kharkov bourgeois girl Mariya Bogdanova Vasilyeva, of Orthodox belief, 1st marriage, 22 years old. Witnesses of the groom: Kharkov bourgeois Alexandr Bogdanov Vasilyev and nobleman Ivan Lvovich Rogachevsky. Witnesses of the bride: nobleman Vasily Mikhailov Filonov and Kharkov bourgeois Andrey Semenovich Savostyanov. / 3.
-Annunciation Cathedral/ Благовещенская; 1892; Фонд 40 опись 121 дело 70; 8; "Date of death: March, 7
Person: Widow of the Court Counselor Aleksandra Iosifova Filonova. Age: 84. Cause of death: old age. Burried at Kholodnogorsky cemetery. / 3.

8. Prior to the discovery of the Filonov Nobility Tree delineated above, the following note was a progress note which led to the later conclusion of the same mentioned Nobility Tree:
Research report for Konnor Petersen dated Feb. 2019 prepared by Dennis Baranov, rusgen.info@gmail.com from research in the Kharkov Archives. Source: Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 906 а. Kharkov Panteleimonovskaya church:
Confession lists 1892
Page 26 (back of the page)
Household No 162 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 56 (was not at confession)
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 26
Their children: Georgiy 9, Sofiya 2
Confession lists 1893
Page 78 (back of the page)
Household No 169 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 57
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 27
Their children: Georgiy 10, Sofiya 3
Confession lists 1894
Page 120 (back of the page)
Household No 169 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 58
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 28
Their children: Georgiy 11, Sofiya 4
Confession lists 1895
Page 169 (back of the page)
Household No 176 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 59
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 29
Their children: Georgiy 12, Sofiya 5
Confession lists 1896
Page 217 (back of the page)
Household No 175 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 60
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 30
Their children: Georgiy 13, Sofiya 6, Nikolay 5
(Written down in pencil between lines. Before this in 1892-1895 he was not listed. In 1896 and 1897 his age is the same - 5 years old.)
Confession lists 1897
Page 213 (back of the page)
Household No 214 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 61
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 31
Their children: Georgiy 14, Sofiya 7, Nikolay 5
Confession lists 1898
Page 312 (back of the page)
Household No 214 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 62
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 32
Their children: Georgiy 15, Sofiya 8, Nikolay 6
It turns out that they belonged to Panteleimonovskaya church during these years, but in church books of this church births of Sofiya and Nikolay were not found. The local researcher is sure that Sofiya could not have been missed because she did the research thoroughly especially that she knew that there must be Sofiya there. Besides she has looked up all Sofiya’s who were born at that time.

9. Nicolas Filonoff in the 1936 Nice census, which is attached to him in FamilySearch.
Street: Avenue Shakespeare
Number House: 14
Number Household: 153
Number Individuals: 3
Surname: Filonoff
Given: Nicolas
Birth Year: 1891
Place of birth: Charieff?, likely a poor rendition for Charkiv or Kharkiv
Nationality: Russian (Ukraine was considered Russia at the time.)
Relationship to head of household: Head
Occupation: Mecanicien (mechanic or someone working in the trades)
Employer Name or Company: N/A
Https://archives06.fr/ark:/79346/cc43500b9b6f6226c0dbd736d0214f2f/daogrp/0/1?id=https%3A%2F%2Farchives06.fr%2Fark%3A%2F79346%2Fcc43500b9b6f6226c0dbd736d0214f2f%2Fcanvas%2F0%2F396&vx=1365.87&vy=-1713.07&vr=0&vz=8.06415

QUESTIONS:
1. Deathdate is either the 17 or 19 March? 		Filonov or Filonoff, Nicholas (I97)
 
4200 RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Research report prepared by Dennis & Mariya Baranov for Konnor Petersen dated 20 Feb 2019. They note: "In some very accidental way, a local researcher has found a volume where all Filonov noblemen were listed, for different time periods, with stating the dates when they were ennobled. This helped me together with the information that we already had from the very beginning from all the reports (I have worked through them once more), and all Filonovs that we have previously found (almost all of them) were united in a family tree that I also attach." This tree provides us our family ancestry for five generations with our most immediate ancestor marked with (*):
A-Nikiti Filonov (1735), Kharkiv
B-Andrey Nikitovich Filonov (1760), Kharkiv
C-Ivan Andreyev Filonov
D-Aleksandr Ivanov Filonov -- Ekaterina Alekseyevna
E-Aleksandra Aleksandrov (21.07.1876), Kharkiv
D-Mikhail Ivanov Filonov -- Kleopatra
E-Aleksandra Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vasiliy Mikhailovich Filonova
E-Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Elisaveta Petrovna Filonova (1845 - 30.12.1882), Kharkiv
F-Valentina Petrovna Filonova
E-Nataliya Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Anna Mikhailovna Filonova
E-Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Vsevolod Vladimirovich Filonov
F-Antonina Vladimirovna Filonova
F-Lidiya Vladimirovna Filonova
E-Aleksey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Lyudmila Alekseyevna Filonova
E-Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Sergeyevich Filonov
E-Andrey Mikhailovich Filonov
E-Dmitriy Mikhailovich Filonov
F-Nikolay Dmitriyevich Filonov
F-Mikhail Dmitriyevich Filonov
C-Vasiliy Andryeyev Filonov -- Mariya
D-Elisaveta Visilyeva Filonova
D-Ttattiyana Visilyeva Filonova
D-Pavel Vasiliyev Filonov
E-Afanasiy Pavlovich Filonov
C-Nicolay Andreyevich Filonov (1785), Kharkiv
D-Ignatiy Nikolayev (1804), Kharkiv -- Agripina Alekseyevna Zelenskaya (1822), Kharkiv
D-Grigoriy Nikolayeich Filonov
-- Marfa Yakovleva Limanova
E-Anna Filonov (born out of wedlock - 25.011853), Kharkiv
E-Matrona Filonova (born out of wedlock - 17.031855), Kharkiv
-- Aleksandra
E-Mariya Grigoriyevna Filonova
E-Boris Grigoriyevich Filonov
D-Vladimir Nikolayevich Filonov
D-Lev Nikolayevich Filonov -- Mariya(1810), Kharkiv
E-Andrey Lyovich Filonov (1841), Kharkiv -- Elisaveta Petrova (1841), Kharkiv
F-Elisaveta Andreyevna Filonova
F-Nikolay Andreyevich Filonov
F-Vladimir Andreyevich Filonov
E-Ekatyerina Lvovna Filonova (1845), Kharkiv
E-Dmitriy Lvovich Filonov (1847), Kharkiv
E-Yakov Lvovich Filonov (1850), Kharkiv
E-Elisaveta Lvovna Filonova (06.09.1879), Kharkiv
E-Nikolay Lvavich Filonov -- Alyeksandra Vasiliyeva (1866)
F-Georgiy Nikolyev Filonov (1883)
F-Sofiya Nikolayeva Filonova (1890)
F-Nikolay (Nicholas) Nikolayev Filonov (23.12.1891 - 19.03.1959), Kharkiv (*
F-Alyeksandra Nikolayeva Filonova (10.02.1894 - 10.12.1894), Kharkiv
The same researchers report:
A. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 39. Kharkov Krestovozdvizhenskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888-1892. No needed records found.
B. No Filonovs found in the following: Records group 40, inventory 121, volume 38. Kharkov Ioanno-Bogoslovskaya church. Birth, Marriage, Death records 1888. No needed records found.
C. The State Archive of Kharkov. Genealogy books alphabet. Records group 14, inventory 11, volume 12. The following is in six columns labeled as follows: 1. Names of noblemen who were put to the Genealogy book. 2. To what part of the book they were put. 3. Date of putting to the Genealogy book. 4. Sum paid to be listed in the book. 5. When the money were received. 6. Noblemen of what uezd (district). 7. Notes.
-- 1. Pages 89 back of the page - 90. Filonov Vasily Andreev, warrant officer, his wife Marya, their son Pavel, daughters Tatyana and Elisaveta.
2. 2
3. December 1, 1787
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from June 4, 1841 #1931 is not admitted to noble rank (the decree is in the volume). The Decree is in the volume about admitting of the warrant officer Vasily and Nikolay 1787 (year)
-- 1. Page 91 back of the page - 92. Filonov Ivan Andreev, sergeant
2. 2
3. January 16, 1792
6. Kharkov
-- 1. Pages 107 back of the page - 108. Filonov Vladimir Nikolayev, major
2. 3
3. July 31, 1840
4. 5 silver rubles
6. Kharkov
7. These volumes are united in the volume from 1787. [Researcher notes that this note applies to this entry and to the next as well.]
-- 1. Filonov Mikhail Ivanov, headquarters captain and cavalier, his wife Kleopatra
2. 3
3. September 10, 1840
4. 3 silver rubles
6. Akhtyrsky By the
7. Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 is admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. Decree is in the volume 1849 (year) Alexandra, children Boris not serving, daughter Marya
-- 1. Page 109 back of the page - 110, Filonov Grigory Nikolayev, Collegiate Assessor, his wife
2. 3
3. July 20, 1844
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 30, 1844 #234553 is admitted to noble rank. The Decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 110 back of the page - 111. Filonov Lev Nikolayevich, Titular Counselor, his wife Marya, his sons Andrey and Nikolay
2. 1
3. January 19, 1846
4. 10 rubles
6. Kharkiv
7. Lev Filonov is admitted to the rights of the hereditary nobility by the decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from September 27, 1845 #6498. This decree is united with the volume about Vasily. There is a decree of the Temporal Heraldry Attendance from May 30, 1846 #2741 about admitting of Filonov children. The volume is united with the volume from 1787.
-- 1. Pages 113 back of the page - 114. Filonov: Dmitry and Andrey, sons of headquarters captain Mikhail Filonov
2. 3
3. August 18, 1849
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry Department from March 22, 1850 #2114 were admitted to noble rank with transferring to the second part. The decree is in the volume.
-- 1. Page 117 back of the page - 118. Filonova Elisaveta, daughter of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayevich Filonov
2. 1
3. October 29, 1858
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from March 10, 1859 #2981 was admitted to noble rank, the volume
is united with the volume from 1858.
-- 1. Filonov: Sergiy, Alexey, Vladimir, Anna and Nataliya - children of headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. July 22, 1859
4. 3
5. December 21, 1862
6. Akhtyrsky
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from November 16, 1859 #10323. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Filonov Dmitry, Jakov and Ekaterina - children of the Court Counselor Lev Nikolayev Filonov.
2. 1
3. August 26, 1859
4. 5
5. August 30, 1859
6. Kharkov
7. By the Decree of the Heraldry from January 26, 1860 #1189. Admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Pages 118 back of the page - 119. Filonov Petr and Vasily, children of the headquarters captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2 June 30, 1861
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840 as a volume about persons born after this clan was admitted to noble rank.
-- 1. Page 119 back of the page - 120. Filonova Alexandra, daughter of headquarter’s captain Mikhail Ivanov Filonov
2. 2
3. May 18, 1861
4. Nothing
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 123 back of the page - 124. Filonova Ekaterina Alexeeva, daughter of the Provincial Secretary Boris Grigoryev Filonov
2. 3
3. June 21, 1873
4. 20
6. Kharkov
7. The copy of the volume is not presented to the Senate according to the decree of the Heraldry Department from February 20, 1861 #1840
-- 1. Page 126 back of the page - 127. Filonov widow of Andrey Lvovich Filonov - Elisaveta Pertova and her children Vladimir, Nikolay and Elisaveta
2. 1
3. September 6, 1879
4. Nothing
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 127 back of the page - 128. Filonov Mikhail, son of the major Dmitry Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. August 18, 1881
4. 5 rubles
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 134 back of the page - 135. Filonov Georgy, Sophia and Nikolay, children of the nobleman Nikolay Lvovich Filonov
2. 1
3. June 25, 1892
6. Kharkov
7. Is not presented to the Senate either
-- 1. Filonova Nadezhda Mikhailovna, daughter of the nobleman Boris Grigoryevich Filonov
2. 3
3. February 10, 1893
6. Kharkov
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 136 back of the page - 137. Filonova Lyudmila, daughter of the lieutenant colonel Alexey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 24, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Filonova Valentina, daughter of the nobleman that does not serve Petr Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. May 30, 1896
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 137 back of the page - 138. Filonov Lidiya and Antonina, children of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 138 back of the page - 139. Filonov Vsevolod, son of the captain Vladimir Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. January 20, 1905
6. Akhtyrsky
7. The copy from this volume is not presented to the Senate on the basis of the 2nd paragraph of 284th article of the IX volume, 1876
-- 1. Page 141 back of the page - 141, Filonov Nikolay, son of the lieutenant Sergey Mikhailovich Filonov
2. 2
3. March 18, 1907
6. Akhtyrsky
7. On the basis of the 2nd paragraph of the 359 article, IX volume, 1899. It was not due to make a Revision.

2. Research report for Konnor Petersen dated Feb. 2019 prepared by Dennis Baranov, rusgen.info@gmail.com from research in the Kharkov Archives. Source: Records group 40, inventory 110, volume 906 а. Kharkov Panteleimonovskaya church:
Confession lists 1892
Page 26 (back of the page)
Household No 162 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 56 (was not at confession)
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 26
Their children: Georgiy 9, Sofiya 2
Confession lists 1893
Page 78 (back of the page)
Household No 169 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 57
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 27
Their children: Georgiy 10, Sofiya 3
Confession lists 1894
Page 120 (back of the page)
Household No 169 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 58
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 28
Their children: Georgiy 11, Sofiya 4
Confession lists 1895
Page 169 (back of the page)
Household No 176 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 59
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 29
Their children: Georgiy 12, Sofiya 5
Confession lists 1896
Page 217 (back of the page)
Household No 175 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 60
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 30
Their children: Georgiy 13, Sofiya 6, Nikolay 5
(Written down in pencil between lines. Before this in 1892-1895 he was not listed. In 1896 and 1897 his age is the same - 5 years old.)
Confession lists 1897
Page 213 (back of the page)
Household No 214 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 61
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 31
Their children: Georgiy 14, Sofiya 7, Nikolay 5
Confession lists 1898
Page 312 (back of the page)
Household No 214 temporarily living state
Filonov Nikolay Lvovich 62
His wife Aleksandra Vasiliyeva 32
Their children: Georgiy 15, Sofiya 8, Nikolay 6
It turns out that they belonged to Panteleimonovskaya church during these years, but in church books of this church births of Sofiya and Nikolay were not found. The local researcher is sure that Sofiya could not have been missed because she did the research thoroughly especially that she knew that there must be Sofiya there. Besides she has looked up all Sofiya’s who were born at that time. 		Filonov, Georgiy Nikolaevich (I19)
 

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