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The primary internet source connecting researchers of Doukhobor genealogy. Dedicated to the reclamation, discovery, collection, preservation and free sharing of information related to Doukhobor family history.
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Assists researchers in understanding Russian Doukhobor names and naming practices and recognizing Doukhobor names that appear in records.
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Index of Imperial Russian Occupational Terms
In order to find and use specific types of Russian records, resarchers need to be able to identify and understand some key terms in the Russian language. This glossary contains terms relating to occupations, trades and professions in Imperial Russia, transliterated from Russian, along with their English translations. Theterms included here are those that you are likely to find in Russian genealogical sources.
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Index of Imperial Russian Weights & Measures
In order to find and use specific types of Russian records, resarchers need to be able to identify and understand some key terms in the Russian language. This glossary contains terms relating to weights and measures in Imperial Russia, transliterated from Russian, along with their English translations. The terms included here are those that you are likely to find in Russian genealogical sources.
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Index of Russian Archival Terms
In order to find and use specific types of Russian records, resarchers need to be able to identify and understand some key terms in the Russian language. This glossary contains record and archival terms, transliterated from Russian, along with their English translations. Theterms included here are those that you are likely to find in Russian genealogical sources.
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Index of Russian Dates & Calendar Terms
In order to find and use specific types of Russian records, resarchers need to be able to identify and understand some key terms in the Russian language. This glossary contains terms relating to dates, time and calendars in Imperial Russia, transliterated from Russian, along with their English translations. Theterms included here are those that you are likely to find in Russian genealogical sources.
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Index of Russian Familial Terms
In order to find and use specific types of Russian records, resarchers need to be able to identify and understand some key terms in the Russian language. This glossary contains familial, kinship and gender terms, transliterated from Russian, along with their English translations. Theterms included here are those that you are likely to find in Russian genealogical sources.
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Index of Russian Genealogical Terms
In order to find and use specific types of Russian records, resarchers need to be able to identify and understand some key terms in the Russian language. This glossary contains general terms relating to Russian genealogy, transliterated from Russian, along with their English translations. Theterms included here are those that you are likely to find in Russian genealogical sources.
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Index of Russian Nationality, Religion & Class Terms
In order to find and use specific types of Russian records, resarchers need to be able to identify and understand some key terms in the Russian language. This glossary contains terms relating to religion, nationality and class in Imperial Russia, transliterated from Russian, along with their English translations. Theterms included here are those that you are likely to find in Russian genealogical sources.
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In Russian genealogical sources, numbers and dates are occasionally spelt out. The following glossary contains transliterated spellings of cardinal (1, 2, 3) and ordinal (1st, 2nd, 3rd) numbers in Russian.
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Origin and Meaning of Doukhobor Surnames
Glossary containing the roots and meanings of over 400 Russian Doukhobor surnames with over 2,500 English spelling variations.
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For the discussion of Doukhobor ancestry including surnames, researching help, and the religion as it pertains to history. The Doukhobors are a religious sect that has its beginning in southern Russian in the 18th century which rejected the authority of the state, church and the bible. In 1898 and 1899 many Doukhobors immigrated to Canada. Archives: browse or search.
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Julie Rak's Annotated Doukhobor Bibliography.
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Kamsack Gen Web: Doukhobor Community Photo Album submitted by Tricia Mitchell, Mansfield, Eng
Album of photos early nineteen-twenties Doukhobour people around Kamsack and Verigin, Saskatchewan, Canada. People named are Morozoff, Veregin and Galisheff.
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Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Doukhobor
The Doukhobors (Duchobozetz, Duchobortzi) are a Christian dissenting sect of Russian origin.
