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Matters Relating to the Greco-Russian Faith, reported to the Holy Synod from 1804...
Catalogue reference: RG 8/113
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- 1804-1874
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Matters Relating to the Greco-Russian Faith, reported to the Holy Synod from 1804
Names of children born to Fr Yakov Smienov in London, 1782-1798
Page No 3: Christening at Bugle Hall, Southampton of son of Actual Privy Councillor Bakunin, 1782 Sept.
Page Nos 5-6 : Copy of letter to Count Romanovich Vorontsov, Ambassador in London, from Westman, Ober-scretor at College of Foreign Affairs, the latter to have annual records of births etc. kept by the mission (embassy) priest and sent to the Holy Synod. Note of receipt for this letter dated Nov 1804. (1804 Oct 15)
Page Nos 7-43 : Records of marriages, deaths and births. (1805-1832)
Page Nos 45-46 : Minutes of reports etc, to Baron Brunnow, Russian Minister in London and Holy Synod from Fr Popov. (1842 June/July)
Page Nos 46-47 : Marriage certificate (copy) for Captain Paul Skazin and Jemima Pole-Carew. (1842 Sept 22)
Page Nos 47-95 : Summary of reports and letters to Holy Synod and Minister Brunnow etc. on births, deaths and marriages and other church matters. Includes references to Crimean War prisoners. (1843-1874).
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General Register Office: Registers of Births, Marriages and Deaths surrendered to...
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