Golitsyn family papers

Correspondence 1917-1942

General Physical Description note: 1-2

Scope and Contents note

Consists of correspondence among members of the Glebov and Golitsyn families, primarily to Liubov' Golitsyna from her parents and to Aleksandr Golitsyn from his brother Mikhail. Divided into two subseries: general correspondence and Russian Orthodox Church correspondence. Arranged by correspondent and thereunder chronologically

General 1917-1940

box 1, folder 1

Gaiarin, Fedor 1921 July 18

Glebov family 1917-1927, 1930-1931 and 1937

Scope and Contents note

Consists mainly of letters from Sofiia Nikolaevna Glebova (née Trubetskaia) and Vladimir Petrovich Glebov to their daughter Liubov'. Also includes correspondence from Glebov siblings and unidentified relatives

box 1, folder 2-6

1917-1920

box 1, folder 7-8

1920

box 1, folder 9-12

1921

box 1, folder 13-16

1922-1923

box 1, folder 17-21

1924

box 1, folder 22-30

1925

box 1, folder 31-35

1926-1927

box 1, folder 36

1930-1931

box 1, folder 37

1937

Golitsyn family 1917-1918, 1920-1930, 1940

Scope and Contents note

Consists mainly of letters from Mikhail Vladimirovich Golitsyn to his brother Aleksandr. Also includes correspondence from Aleksandr's parents, Vladimir Mikhaĭlovich Golitsyn and Sofiia Golitsyna

box 1, folder 38

1917

box 1, folder 39-42

1918

box 1, folder 43

1920

box 1, folder 44-48

1921-1923

box 1, folder 49-51

1924

box 1, folder 52-54

1925-1926

box 1, folder 55-57

1927-1930

box 1, folder 58-59

1932

box 1, folder 60

1933

box 1, folder 61

1934

box 1, folder 62

1935

box 1, folder 63

1936

box 1, folder 64

1937

box 1, folder 65

1938

box 1, folder 66

1939

box 1, folder 67

1940

box 1, folder 68

undated

box 2, folder 1-5

Harbin associates 1924-1925

box 2, folder 6

Hester, C. Floyd 1923

box 2, folder 7

Iarmokhovich, Mariia 1924-1925

box 2, folder 8

Iarmolovich, Aleksandra 1918-1924

box 2, folder 9

Russkiĭ golos 1925 November 2

box 2, folder 10

Shelkovnikov, N. 1922 December 19

box 2, folder 11

Sturgis, Milton 1928 January 17

box 2, folder 12-14

Ughet, Serge, financial attaché of the Russian Embassy in the U.S. 1923-1925

Unidentified 1917-1918, 1921-1925, 1927, 1932, 1933 and undated

box 2, folder 15

1917

box 2, folder 16-21

1918

box 2, folder 22-26

1921

box 2, folder 27-28

1922

box 2, folder 29-31

1923

box 2, folder 32

1924

box 2, folder 33-38

1925

box 2, folder 39-40

1927

box 2, folder 41

1932

box 2, folder 42

1933

box 2, folder 43-45

undated

Russian Orthodox Church 1922-1927 and 1942

box 2, folder 46

Alexy, Bishop of San Francisco 1927 June 1

box 2, folder 47

Baranoff, Makary, Rector of the Russian Orthodox Church of Juneau, Alaska 1942 December 27

box 2, folder 48-54

Nestor, Archbishop of Kamchatka and Seoul (Nikolai Aleksandrovich Anisimov), Harbin 1922-1926

Scope and Contents note

Includes postcard with photograph of Nestor

box 2, folder 55

Platon, Archbishop of New York 1927 and undated

box 2, folder 56-58

Miscellaneous correspondence related to the Russian Orthodox Church 1922-1924

Golitsyn family files 1911-1924

General Physical Description note: 3

Scope and Contents note

Contains certificates, receipts, school reports, ledgers, and visa applications by Liubov' and Aleksandr Golitsyn. Arranged chronologically

box 3, folder 1

Financial ledger for Liubov' Golitsyna 1911-1912

box 3, folder 2

Rental agreement and property insurance records 1917 and 1923

box 3, folder 3

Donation to a soldiers' charity 1917 August 5

box 3, folder 4

Safe conduct passes and certificates of employment for Liubov' and Aleksandr Golitsyn 1917-1920

box 3, folder 5

Report cards for Ol'ga, Natalia, and Aleksandr Golitsyn 1919

box 3, folder 6

Donation to a tuberculosis charity signed by Liubov' Golitsyna 1920s

box 3, folder 7

Grocery bill 1920s

box 3, folder 8

M.O. Vol'f bookstore account 1922

box 3, folder 9

Affidavit of intent to become a United States citizen by Aleksandr Golitsyn 1923 February 27

box 3, folder 10

United States visas for Liubov' and Aleksandr Golitsyn and children 1924 January 22 and May 7

Scope and Contents note

Includes photographs

Aleksandr Vladimirovich Golitsyn career files 1904-1928

General Physical Description note: 3

Scope and Contents note

Includes memoranda, correspondence, surveys, receipts, and notes related to Aleksandr Golitsyn's medical career and his work with refugees in Harbin for the Russian Society of the Red Cross. Arranged in three groups: Russia and United States career files, Russian Society of the Red Cross in China files, and Miscellany; and thereunder chronologically

Russia and United States career files 1904-1928

box 3, folder 11

Moscow State University medical diploma and certified copy in English and Russian 1904 and 1927

box 3, folder 12

Salary rates chart, Tiumen' 1918 November 21

box 3, folder 13

Certificate of employment and correspondence, Tiumen' hospital 1919 July

box 3, folder 14

Orders to open a military depot in Tiumen' signed by General Mikhail Konstantinovich Diterikhs 1919 July 19

box 3, folder 15

Budget ledger 1920 January 1

box 3, folder 16

Certificate of employment, Irkutsk hospital and Harbin Medical School 1920 and 1923 August 31

box 3, folder 17

Letters of reference by the Harbin hospital director and Milton Sturgis 1923 September 7 and 1928 January 14

box 3, folder 18

United States medical license 1924 January

Russian Society of the Red Cross in China files 1920-1924

box 3, folder 19

Certificate of employment, Russian Society of the Red Cross 1920 November 24 and 1923 August 30

box 3, folder 20

Russian children's charity in Harbin donor list circa 1922

box 3, folder 21

"Report to Dr. Greig, Representative of the League of Nations, on the Position of Russian Refugee Children in Harbin," circa 1923

box 3, folder 22

Russian immigrants to China by occupation survey circa 1923

Memoranda 1923-1924

box 3, folder 23

"Authorization for Aleksandr Golitsyn to Negotiate with the Canadian government on Behalf of Russian Refugees," 1923

box 3, folder 24

"On Questions to be Cleared up with Proper Canadian Authorities and Institutions in Regard to Possible Transportation of Russian Refugees from Manchuria to Canada," circa 1923

box 3, folder 25

"To Canadian Immigration Authorities in Regard to Possible Absorption by Canada of Part of Russian Refugees from Manchuria," 1924 January 31

Correspondence 1923-1924

Scope and Contents note

On settling Russian refugees in Canada

box 3, folder 26

Serge Ughet to S.S. Aksakov 1923 September 7

box 3, folder 27

General 1924 January-February

box 3, folder 28

Canadian Pacific Railway Correspondence, Department of Colonization and Development 1924 February 15

Scope and Contents note

Relates to employing Russian refugees on railroad construction projects

Miscellany 1918-1928

box 3, folder 29

Notes 1918-1928

box 3, folder 30

Obshchestvo sodeĭstviia torgovo-promyshlennomu razvitiiu Rossii donation receipt 1918 March

box 3, folder 31

Harbin Club calling card and invitation 1922

box 3, folder 32

Russian Orthodox Church flyers and clipping 1922

box 3, folder 33

Patriarkh Tikhon death announcement 1923

box 3, folder 34

Kruzhok Revniteleĭ Pravoslavii donation receipts and correspondence 1924 February

Writings 1923-1992 and undated

General Physical Description note: 3-4

Scope and Contents note

Consists of memoirs, published and unpublished writings, and notes relating to pre-Revolutionary Russia, Leo Tolstoy, the Russian Orthodox Church and the Stalin era. Arranged in two groups: By author and Author unknown, and thereunder alphabetically

By author 1923-1925, 1930s, 1990 and undated

box 3, folder 35

Dakserhof, Marina, assorted notes circa 1990

box 3, folder 36

Gleboff, Sophie, "Intimate Days with Tolstoy," translated by Lewis Stanton Palen, typescript with corrections, Paris 1924

Scope and Contents note

Gleboff describes her visits with the writer Leo Tolstoy after her daughter Aleksandra's marriage to Tolstoy's son Mikhail

box 3, folder 37

Golitsyn, Aleksandr Mikhaĭlovich, Pamiatnyia zapiski Kniazia Aleksandra Mikhaĭlovicha Golitsyna, typescript undated

box 4, folder 1-6

Golitsyn, Mikhail Vladimirovich, Moi vospominaniia, 1873-1917, photocopy of typescript 1930s

box 4, folder 7-10

Nestor, Archbishop of Kamchatka and Seoul (Nikolai Aleksandrovich Anisimov), religious writings 1923-1925 and undated

Scope and Contents note

Consists of tracts by Nestor on religious holidays and profiles of Patriarkh Tikhon and Arkhiepiskop Nikolai Iaponskiĭ

box 4, folder 11

Tolstaia, Aleksandra Vladimirovna (née Glebova), Barykovka 1942 December 17

Scope and Contents note

Tolstaia's memoirs of her childhood at the Glebov family estate, Barykovka

box 4, folder 12-13

Trubetskoĭ, Vladimir Sergeevich, Zapiski Kirasira undated

Scope and Contents note

Relates to the Russian Imperial Kirasir Household Troops Regiment of Her Majesty Mariia Feodorovna during the period 1911-1913

box 4, folder 14

Zagorskiĭ, M., "Patriarkh Tikhon," 1925 June 27

Author unknown 1992 June 21 and undated

box 4, folder 15

Fragment undated

Scope and Contents note

One typescript page with corrections in English

box 4, folder 16

"Kontorshchik Vznuzdaev," manuscript fragment undated

box 4, folder 17

"Sudebnoe delo sem'i Vladimira Sergeevicha Trubetskogo," 1992 June 21

Scope and Contents note

Relates to the rehabilitation of several members of the Trubetskoĭ family, including Vladimir Sergeevich (1891-1937) and Varvara Vladimirovna (1917-1937), both executed by the NKVD in Andizhan. Two other Trubetskoĭ family members, Grigoriĭ Vladmirovich and Aleksandra Vladimirovna, were sentenced to the gulag in 1937 for counterrevolutionary activities