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Кудашевы – Kudashev
Web site for the Kudashev family - a princely family of Russia. The name is variously transliterated into the Roman alphabet as Koudachev or Koudacheff or Kudasheva or Kudasceva.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Kudashev Genealogy Prepared by Michel Mojaisky
Monday, August 16, 2010
Welcome to the New Kudashev Web Site
Website Drafts and Notes (image from flickr) |
Since 2007, there has been a www.koudachev.com/www.koudacheff.com web site.
At the suggestion of Cousin Kitty Stidworthy and after some consultation, it was agreed that the correct contemporary transliteration or Romanization of Кудашевы is "Kudashev". See the previous post. So I have copied all the data from the old web site to this new web site. The old web site will not be deleted. I will, however, add a final post notifying visitors of the move and providing a link to this web site.
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Renaming and Readdressing the Koudachev Web Site
Cousin Kitty Stidworthy of Cambridge, England sends in the following recommendation:
Since the question of Romanization of the name Кудашевы has been raised, may I suggest that we follow the Library of Congress system, which is now pretty well standard in all Anglophone countries. Anybody unfamiliar with it can find it on the following sites:
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Patent of Nobility for Prince Sergei Danilovitch Kudashev [1795 -1862]
This is an image of the patent of nobility confirming the nobility of Prince Sergei Danilovitch Kudashev (1795 -1862) and his wife, Mathilde Josephine-Catherine Kudashev (Choiseul-Gouffier) (1806 - 1867), as well as their ten children. The children were all individually named including:
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Princess Myra Kudashev
Myra Armour – born Princess Maria Serguéievna Kudashev [1895 - 1990].
Drawing by Olive Sewall in 1921.
This drawing is now in the Possession of Theo Armour
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Prince Akchurin
Two lists with the Letters Patent issued by the Grand Duke Vasili [Basil] Ivanovich to Prince Akcura Adasheva and his children on estates along the river Tsne. [Beginning of the 16th century.]
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Family Genealogy
In the summer of 1999, I did a search on the Internet and came across a reference to Jacques Ferrand and to some books he has written on the noble families of ancient Russia. I ordered a book that included references to the Kudashev family. This revision is a scanned version of the chapter on the Kudashev family. I have left the text in the original French.
koudachev-geneology [pdf]
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