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Melnikov, Nikholaj Valerievich
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My cousin. (1968 - 2010). Grandson of Vasily Dmitrievich
Shchukin. Nikholaj was several times in Gorodets and made certain impact
of his talents to our ancestrial house. He worked always thoroughly and
with great pleasure. Endurable and accurate shutters would remind us of
"Kolen'ka"'s early death while the house exist. As to Nikholaj - he would
ever be in our memory as very talented person. He also manifested the
courage during fight with rough disease.
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Shchukin, Boris Vasilievich
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My grand-granduncle. Brother of Dmitry Vasilievich Shchukin. He
travelled a lot. Of course he visited Gorodets and Nyzhny Novgorod.
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Shchukin, Dmitry Vasilievich
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My grand-grandfather. He was the Bailiff of Gorodets in 1908-1917.
In 1910 he won the definite sum of money at Nizhegorodskaya
Yarmarka (Fair of Nizhny Novgorod), which was spent on the
well-built house in the center of Gorodets. We owned a part in
that house in the past. Lived for a long period in Gorodets.
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Shchukin, Philip Dmitrievich
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My granduncle. (1894 - 1954). Son of Shchukin Dmitry Vasilievich
and Maria Polikarpovna Shchukina. He was an MP in Moscow State
Technical University aka Baumannskoye Uchilishche. Lived in
Gorodets in 1908-1910.
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Shchukin, Vasilij Dmitrievich
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My grandfather. (1902 - lost in 1935). Son of Shchukin Dmitry
Vasilievich and Maria Polikarpovna Shchukina. Lived in Gorodets for
15 years. He was an officer in Budenny Red Army in his eighteens,
then the chief of KGB in town Armavir, later deported for several
months to "Solovky", reabilitated and assigned a director of
"Krasnaya Polyana" reserve. Lost in 1935...
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Shchukina, Anna Khanaanovna
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My grandmother, ne'e Aksenova. (1901 - 1995). She was born in the
family of well-off Kuban cosacks. She could gallop a horse and use
cavalry sword as well. Worked as a child doctor in Armavir,
health-visitor in Sochi. She knew three foreign languages. Have
been to Gorodets for several times in 1930th.
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Shchukina, Maria Polikarpovna
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My grand-grandmother. Had eight children: four boys and four girls.
Lived and died in Gorodets.
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Vladimirov, Mikhail Pheodorovich
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My grandfather. (1890 - 1961). Son of Vladimirov Pheodor Pavlovich
and Vera Yakovlevna Vladimirova. He graduated from Gorny Institute
in St.Petersburg as an engineer, then became the chief of farriery
on the 1st Bearing Plant in Moscow. Studied in Germany, America,
Italy. Visited Gorodets. See greate piece of family history!
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Vladimirov, Pheodor Pavlovich
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My grand-grandfather. He was a lawyer in Nizhny Novgorod.
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Vladimirova, Galina Vasilievna
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My mother, ne'e Shchukina. (1925 - 1982). Daughter of Vasilij
Dmitrievich Shchukin and Anna Khanaanovna Shchukina. She was a
journalist in different newspapers, "Evening Moscow" among them.
First educated as an engineer in Odessa, then turned to
journalism.... She could create a plot of her fiction writings,
stories and ... tales immediately as if it were all in reality...
Have been to Gorodets in 1930th. Drowned in the Black Sea.
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Vladimirova, Nadezhda Dmitrievna
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My grandmother. (1897 - 1984). Daughter of Dmitry Vasilievich
Shchukin and Maria Polikarpovna Shchukina. She was a teacher in
English, first lessons to love English came from her... Lived in
"lovely Gorodets" (according to her reminiscences) from 1904 till
1917.
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Vladimirova, Vera Yakovlevna
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My grand-grandmother, ne'e Yelpatyevskaya. Her character was well
described in the story "Varya" published in the book "Krutye Ghory"
(Stories from the Past) written by her brother. Lived in Nyzhny
Novgorod.
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Yelpatyevsky, Sergey Yakovlevich
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My grand-granduncle. (1854 - 1933). Brother of Vera Yakovlevna
Yelpatievskaya -- the future wife of Phoedor Pavlovich Vladimirov.
He was born in the family of deacon. Later he became a doctor and
writer. Lived in Nizhny Novgorod. One of the members of "Narodnaya
Volya" organization. He was in exile in Siberia. The contemporary
and friend of Anton Pavlovich Chekhov.
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My second cousin. (1957 - 2008). Grandson of Philip Dmitrievich
Shchukin.
He was, as his grandfather, an MP in Moscow State Technical University
aka Baumannskoye Uchilishche. Dmitry visited Gorodets for many times.
He was one of inspires for us to be there. Dima was poisoned to death
by robbers in suburban electric train, just before conquesting another
job's peak - great sorrow for all relatives!
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