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S02EP05 - 'The Noble' with Marina Brizhatova
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In this fifth episode, The Noble, host Andrew Martin is joined by professional genealogist Marina Brizhatova. She'll be explaining what it's like to research ancestry in Russia, what kind of records are available, and how she got into genealogy.
Relatively Speaking - Vladimir Udovenko
Marina chose her step-mother's great grandfather Vladimir Udovenko as her Life Story to tell, and this is a story of a secret identity, but not a voluntary one. It wasn't until many years after Vladimir's death, that the truth about his noble origins came to light - a complete surprise for his descendants.
The Brick Wall - Aleksey Grigoryevich Sarychev
Marina's Brick Wall is actually mid-way through the life of Aleksey Grigoryevich Sarychev. He and his family had lived in Nyukhovets, in the Ryazan region of Russia for generations until 1812 when all of a sudden they left for another village called Chernobayevo. Then, when the next Revision Tale took place, they'd returned.
Can you help Marina identify why the family suddenly left their ancestral base, only to return later? Were they escaping something? Were they forced to leave?
Marina accepts Andrew's offer of help, but her nervousness might be entirely justified...
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Episode Credits:
Series Two, Episode Five
- Andrew Martin - Host and Producer
- Marina Brizhatova - Guest
Show notes and more: familyhistoriespodcast.com
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Chapters
1. S02EP05 - 'The Noble' with Marina Brizhatova (00:00:00)
2. Interview - Marina Brizhatova (00:00:50)
3. Relatively Speaking - Vladimir Udovenko (00:21:03)
4. The Brick Wall - Aleksey Grigoryevich Sarychev (00:33:28)
5. The Departure (00:42:20)
63 episodes
Manage episode 308367485 series 2902789
In this fifth episode, The Noble, host Andrew Martin is joined by professional genealogist Marina Brizhatova. She'll be explaining what it's like to research ancestry in Russia, what kind of records are available, and how she got into genealogy.
Relatively Speaking - Vladimir Udovenko
Marina chose her step-mother's great grandfather Vladimir Udovenko as her Life Story to tell, and this is a story of a secret identity, but not a voluntary one. It wasn't until many years after Vladimir's death, that the truth about his noble origins came to light - a complete surprise for his descendants.
The Brick Wall - Aleksey Grigoryevich Sarychev
Marina's Brick Wall is actually mid-way through the life of Aleksey Grigoryevich Sarychev. He and his family had lived in Nyukhovets, in the Ryazan region of Russia for generations until 1812 when all of a sudden they left for another village called Chernobayevo. Then, when the next Revision Tale took place, they'd returned.
Can you help Marina identify why the family suddenly left their ancestral base, only to return later? Were they escaping something? Were they forced to leave?
Marina accepts Andrew's offer of help, but her nervousness might be entirely justified...
---
Episode Credits:
Series Two, Episode Five
- Andrew Martin - Host and Producer
- Marina Brizhatova - Guest
Show notes and more: familyhistoriespodcast.com
Thank you for listening!
You can sign up to our email newsletter for the latest and behind the scenes news.
You can find us on Twitter @FamilyHistPod, Facebook, Instagram, and BlueSky.
If you liked this episode please subscribe for free, or leave a rating or review.
Chapters
1. S02EP05 - 'The Noble' with Marina Brizhatova (00:00:00)
2. Interview - Marina Brizhatova (00:00:50)
3. Relatively Speaking - Vladimir Udovenko (00:21:03)
4. The Brick Wall - Aleksey Grigoryevich Sarychev (00:33:28)
5. The Departure (00:42:20)
63 episodes
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