Index 1900 Nenilchick Census - Kasilof Regional Historical Society

More than one name is given due to the fact that all these names were Russian in origin; with the purchase of Alaska from Russia, the names were enumeratedby an English speaker. I have corrected the surnames in which the original enumerator misspelled using Agrafena's Children: Old Families of Ninilchik by Wayne Leman 1993Using this same source, I have added Mr. Leman's research on these individualsAgrafena's Chilren: Old Families of Ninilchik, used with written permission Feb 2010; thank you Mr. Leman26 Apr 1900 Census for Nenilchik; page 65A Enumeration District 15: Also Known as "Munina"Surname Given Name Month Year Age Relationship Birth Year Born Notes:Oskolkoff Gerasim x x 44 Head Feb 1854 AK s/o Aleksei Oskolkoff & Elena Grigorova Kvasnikoffaka Grassimm. 26 Apr 1882; d. 1920 est.grandson of Iakov Oskolkoff & Anna Shangin& Grigorii Gerasimich Kvasnikoff & Mavra Efimovna RastorguevOskolkoff Nastasia x x 31 Wife 8-Jan 1864 AK aka Anastasia; d/o Peter Kalashnikoff & Stefanida Slatin;b. 08 Jan 1864; d. 07 Nov 1929Anastasia was Aleut;1/2 sister to Matrona Balashoff of English BayOskolkoff Timothy x x 14 son Feb 1888 AKOskolkoff Fekla I. x x 9 dau 27-Mar 1890 AK aka Theressie; b. 27 Mar 1890; m. John Kvasnikoff; d. 29 Sep 1925Oskolkoff Michali G. x x 6 son 14-Nov 1893 AK aka Mishka, Mike; m. Zoya Darien; became priest at age 60d. 14 Jul 1981; burial Ninilchik Orthodox cemeteryOskolkoff Constantine x x 4 son May 1895 AK may be Augustus, Gus, and Goosty all names for a son b. 16 May 1896It is unknown when Gus died.Oskolkoff Eugenia x x 2 dau 19-Dec 1898 AK aka Yevgenia; b. 19 Dec 1898; m. Matt Yuth; d. 23 Nov 1970 HomerDarien Steven x x 37 Head Mar 1863 AKDarien Paliscova x x 12 dau Feb 1888 AKDarien Halini x x 10 dau Feb 1890 AKKompkoff Fedora x x 63 Head unk 1837 AK widow of Ioann (John) Kompkoff; marriage in Kenai diocese Sep 1855aka Fedosia Kvasnikoffdeath of John in 1862; taught Irene Cooper Leman to midwifeKompkoff Matthew x x 42 son Feb 1858 AK s/o Ioann (John) Kompkoff, Komkoff, KomkovCalifoski Paval x x 14 grandson Jul 1885 AKKvasnikoff Larry x x 24 Head Mar 1876 AKEstermann John May 1877 53 Head unk 1847 Finland Actually "Ostermann" which he changed to "Matson"; d.before 1910His new name included the middle initial "L" presumably "Lawrence"Estermann Helenia x x 36 Wife May 1864 AK aka Helika, Elena, Helen; b. 15 Mar 1863; m. 06 Aug 1888; d. 1911d/o Aleksei Oskolkoff & Elena Grigorova Kvasnikoff; 2nd hus. Albert AndersonEstermann John x x 8 son Feb 1892 AK b. 06 Feb 1892; m. Vera Balashoff; d. Mar 1967Estermann Larry x x 3 son Oct 1896 AK aka Ilarion; b. 02 Nov 1895; d. 02 Aug 1921 Seldovia = murderedJoe Leman Sr. found Larry's body on beach of Kachemak Baymurdered one month before marriage to Gladys CooperEstermann Elaina x x 1 dau Nov 1894 AK aka Helen; b. 02 Dec 1898; m. James Thomas Hutchinson Sr.; d. 14 Nov 1987Oskolkoff Grigorii x x 54 Head unk 1846 AK b. 25 Jan 1845; s/o Iakov Oskolkoff & Anna Shangin*Oskolkoff Katrina x x 35 Wife unk 1865 AK aka Ekaterina, Catherine

Oskolkoff Grigorii x x 38 Head Dec 1861 AK s/o Aleksei Oskolkoff (Alex) & Elena Grigorova Kvasnikoff (Helen)Gregory Alekseich Oskolkoff Alternate dob 15 Mar 1860 Gregory worked as a packer in local fish cannery operated byaka GrishkaKnute Armstrong, while Matrona was a slimer in the canneryGregory became ill in 1936 and transported to institution in ORwhere he died and was buried on the grounds in OR.Oskolkoff Matrona x x 23 Wife unk 1877 AK d/o Vasili Balashoff Jr. & Matrona Meleshkin*Oskolkoff Alexa x x 8 son Mar 1892 AK aka Akeksei or Alek/K'samen; m. Marina Berestoff; d. 1975-6 SitkaOskolkoff Varavara x x 4 dau Dec 1895 AK b. 16 Dec 1894; d. 1928-29; m. Frank Cooper Sr. (Simeon)Family continued on pg 66B26 April 1900 Census for Nenilchik; page 66BEnumeration District 15: Also Known as "Munina"Surname Given Name Month Year Age Relationship Birth Year Born Notes:Oskolkoff Mary x x 3 dau Apr 1897 AK aka Masha; b. 13 Apr 1897; m. Edwin Linstrang; d. 29Oct1932Oskolkoff Affanashka x x 7mo dau Oct 1899 AK aka Effie; b. 20 Oct 1899; m. Alexander Demidoff; d. abt 1932Oskolkoff Alexa x x 68 Father unk 1832 CA widower of Elena Grigorova Kvasnikoff aka HelenKvasnikoff Elena x x 40 Head unk 1860 AKKvasnikoff Simeon x x 14 son Feb 1886 AKKvasnikoff Thedore x x 12 son Jan 1888 AKKvasnikoff Lewonta x x 10 son May 1889 AKKvasnikoff Marsha x x 8 dau Aug 1891 AKCrawford Michael x x 29 Head 4-Jul 1871 AK s/o Frederick Isaac Crawford & Daria Prokopeoff; d. 1927Crawford Fedosia x x 26 Wife May 1873 AK d/o John Kompkoff & Fedosia Kvasnikoff; d. 1935Crawford Mary x x 8 dau 27-Apr 1893 AK married Alexander Feodorich Kvasnikoff; d. 1973Crawford Alexandria x x 3 dau 24-Apr 1898 AK married Charles J. Cooper Sr.; d. 1948Cooper Lizzie x x 27 Head Aug 1872 AK w/o Joseph Cooper, d/o Feodor Kvasnikoff; d. 1937Cooper Frank x x 11 son 4-Jul 1889 AK married Barbara Oskolkoff; d. 1956Cooper Charlie x x 8 son Jan 1892 AK married Alexandria Crawford; d. 1952Cooper Rebecca x x 7 dau Mar 1893 AKCooper Matrona x x 5 dau Mar 1894 AK married Michael Resoff; d. 1928Cooper Innokenti x x 2 son May 1898 AK also known as AlfredKvasnikoff Ivan x x 52 Head unk 1848 AKKvasnikoff Olga x x 30 Wife unk 1870 AKKvasnikoff Ivan x x 18 son unk 1882 AKKvasnikoff Theodore x x 67 Head Apr 1833 AKKvasnikoff Sophia x x 50 Wife unk 1850 AKKvasnikoff Alexander x x 18 son Aug 1881 AK26 April 1900 Census for Nenilchik; page 67AEnumeration District 15: Also Known as "Munina"Surname Given Name Month Year Age Relationship Birth Year Born Notes:Kvasnikoff Grigorii x x 29 Head May 1873 AKHere ends the Enumeration of Nenilchik or "Munina"

* Matrona's parents: Vasilif Balashoff Jr. & Matrona Meleshkin disappeared while traveling by boat near Port Graham, presumably drowning, Matrona was taken care of byMr. Moonin, priest of Kenai. Matrona was said to have been 13 when she married Gregorii, who was much older than she. Matrona could speak Aleut & Russian.*Anna Shangin's surname was inadvertently omitted in the indexed records of the Russian Orthodox Church which have been translated to English. The marriage ofIakov Oskolkoff to Anna is however recorded in the English records as having occurred in the Sitka diocese, 02 Oct 183, according to the Gregorian Calendar.Shangin is found in the original Russian - handwritten- church records, from which the English indexes were constructed. Many Shangin individuals listed in the churchrecords are of the Kodiak diocese, but some are from the Atka diocese. Aleut descendants of the early Shangins continue to live in Alaska today,especially in the Perryville and Chignik Lagoon areas and the mainland of Kodiak. (1993) Leontii Ostrogin married Anna Shangin Oskolkoff, widow of Iakov Oskolkov,who died in 1847. Leontii and Anna moved to Ninilchik soon after it as opened for settlement by "colonial citizens" who had been employed by theRussian-American fur trading company. They brought with them Anna Oskolkoff sons who were young men by then. Leontii's father was Gavril. Leontii's father was Gavril.Leontii Ostrogin was a creole (Aleut & Russian) In 1832 he was to be sent to the Ross settlement in California on the brig Polifem to make fittings for rowboats and other vessels,wheels, tools and iron objects ordered by the missions in California. On 09 May 1848, then in the Sitka diocese he married Anna Oskolkov.Their children included Mikhail b. 1849 - d. 1850; Agniia b. 1853, Vladimir b. 1854; Irina b. 1859; and Ioann b. 1861.