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on February 14, 1936 was sentenced to eight years in the camps. Nothing
more is known about him.
Matthew Petrovich Midyakov was born in 1896 in the village of
Midyakovo, Gorno-Mariisk uyezd, where he lived as a free peasant. On
February 14, 1936 he was arrested for being “a participant in a counterrevolutionary
group of follower of the ‘True Orthodox Churchpeople’”, and
on August 29 was sentenced to ten years in the camps and sent to a camp.
Nothing more is known about him.
Praskovya Alexandrovna Kirpichnikova was born in 1896 in the village of
Arsikhola, Gorno-Mariisk uyezd. After marrying she lived in the village of
Vazhnager, Gorno-Mariisk uyezd, where she lived as a free peasant. There
were two children in the family. On February 14, 1936 she was arrested for
being “the leader of a counter-revolutionary group of followers of the ‘True
Orthodox Churchmen’”, and on August 29 she was sentenced to ten years in
the camps and sent to a camp. Nothing more is known about her.
Eudocia Vasilyevna Abyzova was born in 1893 in the village of Yelantovo,
Sheremetyevo uyezd into a peasant family, and received an elementary
education. For refusing to sow her land, and for failure to carry out state
obligations, she was deprived of his land. On May 7, 1933 she was sentenced
to two years in the camps. The punishment was not carried out, and she
remained without definite occupation. On July 21, 1935 she was arrested in
connection with a group case of churchmen. On February 14, 1936 she was
sentenced to six years in the camps. Nothing more is known about her.
Aquilina Mironovna Chugunova was born in 1905 in the village of
Vazhnanger, Gorno-Mariisky uyezd, where she lived as a free peasant. On
February 15, 1936 she was arrested for being “a participant in a counterrevolutionary
group of followers of ‘the True Orthodox Churchmen’”, and on
August 29 was sentenced to ten years in the camps and sent to a camp. On
June 1, 1949 she was sent into termless exile in the Krasnoyarsk district.
Nothing more is known about her.
Eudocia Yakovlevna Fomina was born in 1890 in the village of
Yandushevo, Gorno-Mariisk uyezd, where she lived as a free peasant. On
March 9, 1936 she was arrested for being “a participant in a counterrevolutionary
group of followers of the ‘True Orthodox Churchmen’”, and on
August 29 was sentenced to five years in the camps and sent to a camp.
Nothing more is known about her.
Martha Fyodorovna Sigachkova was born in 1893 in the village of
Makarovo, Gorno-Mariisk uyezd, where she lived as a free peasant. There
were five children in the family. She was deprived of her property for
sabotage. On April 3, 1936 she was arrested for being “a participant in a
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