GENEALOGY
MATERNAL SIDE
THE CHWEDCHUKS IN POLAND, BALRUS AND RUSSIA
SHALAGIN DESCENDANTS
MAXIMOVNA VASILIEVICH SHALAGIN
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Maxim Vasilievich Shalagin (?-c.1935-1937) and Serafima Felimonovna Klement [Kleon]
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Alexandra (Sonia) Maximovna Shalagin (November 6, 1902-April 16, 1984)
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Nikolai Shalagin ( -1956)
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Pelagia (Polya) Shalagin ( -1979)
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Natalia Shalagin and Efimov Grigoriev
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Zoya Grigoriev Grigoriev
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Unknown male Grigoriev
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Unknown male Grigoriev
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ALEXANDRA (SONIA) MAXIMOVNA SHALAGIN
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Alexandra (Sonia) Maximovna Shalagin (November 6, 1902-April 16, 1984), b. KRASNO-USOLSKII, RUSSIA m. July 30, 1921, ALEXANDROVKA, USSR Anthony (Anton, Antoni) (Tony) Chwedchuk (July 8, 1900-January 10, 1961), b. STARA STRELNA, BELORUSSIA, d. TORONTO, CANADA, buried Fonthill Cemetery, WELLAND, ONTARIO,
ANCESTRAL GENEALOGICAL NOTES
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Maxim Vasilievich Shalagin (?-c.1935-1937), a baker by trade, born in the village of Krasnousolskii [KRASNO-USOLSKII], Russia just east of Sterlitamak and south of Ufa, southern Ural Mountains. On April 8, 1934, he was living in the Beloretsk Region, Beloretsk, 43 Oochitel (i.e. teacher) Street, Bashkir Republic. On November 29, 1935, A. Chwedchuk sent $5.00 to Serafima Felimonovna "Shalagina, Pojarnaia St No. 17, Beloretsk, Bashkir Republic, Russia. He was dead by 1937.
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Maxim Vasilievich Shalagin (?-c.1935-1937) and Serafima Felimonovna Klement [Kleon] were the parents of Alexandra (Sonia) Maximovna Shalagin. Serafima Felimonovna Klement was an elegant looking, tall lady.
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Catherine (Ekaterina) Chwedchuk (Fled in c. 1914 to the Ural Mountains near Ufa where she died in c. 1922 together with her two daughters when the family, that included Anton - but not Daniel who was in the USA since 1913 - left to return to Stara Strelna [Strelno, Poland].
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Nikolai Shalagin ( -1956) died by choking.
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Pelagia (Polya) Shalagin ( -1979) remained a spinster, and may have had some type of handicap.
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Stara Strelna [Old Strelna]: Later, until 1918, Strelno in German when it was located in Prussia; Afterwards, 1918-1939, Strzelno in Polish when it was located in Poland], Volost of Yanovo, Drohichin Region, Belorussia [Strelna in Belarus: СТРЕЛЬНА] - Belarus pre 1918 and post 1945, sometimes known as White Russia]
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Village Strzelna, district of Drohiczynsk
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Stara Strelna [Stara Strzelna] village, Brest Oblat, Ivanov Region, Belorussia, was near Kobrin, about 120 km east of Brest, and 20 km east of Drogichin [Drahicyn].
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Village of Alexandrovka, Volost of Nagat [Nagadat], Sterlitamak Region, Oblast of Ufa, USSR, about 2000 kilometers from Stara Strelna [Strelno, Poland].
SOURCES
Leonard Chwedchuk, From Revolution to Depression (Memoirs of an immigrant family from Eastern Europe arriving in Canada in 1930) (Ottawa, January, 1999)
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