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Database Content and Design

 

The originator, researcher, translator, organizer, editor, administrator and writer of the content for the Doukhobor Gazetteer database is Jonathan J. Kalmakoff, Regina, SK.

 

Proofreading by Carl J. Tracie, Langley, BC; Jim E. Popoff, Grand Forks, BC; and Koozma J. Tarasoff, Ottawa, ON.

Database technical design, programming and production by Bob Horton of PSD Services Inc., Regina, SK.

 

 

Acknowledgements

 

This database would not have been possible without the generous assistance of many individuals including:

Farid Alakbarov, Baku, Azerbaijan; Joyce Austin, Rossland Historical Museum; Dave Arthur, Saskatchewan Geographic Names Board; N.L. Barlee, Osoyoos, BC; Bill Barry, Regina, SK; Nick Bonderoff, Salmo, BC; Nicholas B. Breyfogle, Ohio State University; Fred J. Chernoff, Winnipeg, MB; Marina Chutskova, Tiblisi, Georgia; Brad Clark, Sacramento, CA; Jo-Anne Colby, CPR Archives; Andrew Conovaloff, Molokane.com, Leon Davidoff, Nelson, BC; Michael Davidoff, Castlegar BC; Susan Dechant, Kettle Falls WA; Marion Demosky, Castlegar, BC; Ethel Dunn, Highgate Road Social Science Station, CA; Meeri Durand, Regional District Central Kootenay; Pete Elasoff, Krestova, BC; Dr. Burhan Elturan, Indiana University; Alex Ewashin, Creston, BC; Larry Ewashen, Doukhobor Discovery Centre; Peter W. Fofonoff, Veregin, SK; Andrew Geggie, Geomatics Canada; Dr. George Hewitt, University of London; Svetlana A. Inikova, Russian Academy of Sciences; Vasily F. Kabatov, Volgograd, Russia; George W. Kalmakoff, Grand Forks, BC; Anna Kalmakova, Rostov, RU; Alex Kondratoff, Kamsack SK; Fred Konkin, Pelly, SK; Les Kosma, Canadian Northern Society, Mikhail Kroutikhin, Moscow, Russia; Martin Lanthier, National Archives of Canada; Steve Lapshinoff, Crescent Valley, BC; Peter P. Malekoff, Kylemore, SK; Janet Mason, BC Geographical Names Information System; Jack McIntosh, Vancouver, BC; Molly Minnaert, Winlaw, BC; Lawrna Myers, Vernon, BC; George Negrave, Kamsack, SK; Greg Nesteroff, Castlegar, BC; John Nevokshonoff, Grand Forks, BC; Sheila Newlove, Imperial, SK; Pauline Norrlander, Salmo, BC; John Ozeroff, Glade, BC; Andrew Pereversoff, Shoreacres, BC; Fred S. Petroff, Canora, SK; Cecil Plotnikoff, Grand Forks, BC; Philip F. Plotnikoff, Grand Forks, BC; Al Popoff, Kelowna, BC; Eli A. Popoff, Grand Forks, BC; Jim E. Popoff, Grand Forks, BC; Mike W. Popoff, Castlegar, BC; Vera Popova, Moscow, Russia; Corinne Postnikoff, Castlegar, BC; Judy Ronaghan, Boundary Musuem; Laura Savinkoff, Grand Forks, BC; Bruce Schmidt, Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission; Paul J. Seminoff, Grand Forks, BC; Sam Shlakoff, Krestova, BC; Aksinya Solovey, Krasnodar, Russia; Bill Strelaeff, Pass Creek, BC; Andy Tarasoff, Crescent Valley, BC; Koozma J. Tarasoff, Ottawa, ON; Ron Tetoff, Kamsack, SK; Dr. Carl Tracie, Trinity Western University; Bill Trubetskoff, Brilliant, BC; John G. Vanin, Pelly, SK; Laura Verigin, Benito, MB; Michael M. Verigin, Cowley, AB; Peter N. Voykin, Castlegar, BC; Larry Walters, BC Ministry of Sustainable Resource Management; Alex Wishlow, Creston, BC; Michael M. Zeibin, Kamsack, SK; Peter P. Zaetsoff, Castlegar, BC; Mike S. Zibin, Grand Forks, BC; and many others.

 

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Bibliographic References

 

The following texts and authorities were consulted in compiling this database:

  • Akrigg, G.P.V. and Helen B., British Columbia Place Names (Victoria: Sono Nis Press, 1988).

  • Arrowwood-Mossleigh Historical Society, Furrows of Time: A History of Arrowwood, Shouldice, Mossleigh and Farrow, 1883-1982 (Arrowwood: 1982).

  • Barry, Bill, Geographic Names of Saskatchewan (Regina: Centax Books, 2005).

  • Barry, Bill, People Places, Saskatchewan and its Names (Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center, 1997).

  • Barschel, J.F. Paul, A History of Canora and District (Canora: Canora Golden Jubilee Committee, 1960).

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  • BC Rural Schools. Retrieved March 15, 2008, from http://www.mala.bc.ca/homeroom/rural/rurals.htm.

  • Blaine Lake & District History Book Committee, Bridging the Years: Era of Blaine Lake and District 1790-1980 (Blaine Lake: Town of Blaine Lake and Rural Municipality of Blaine Lake #434, 1984).

  • Bonch-Breuvich, V.D., Book of Life (Saskatoon & Blaine Lake: Doukhobor Societies of Saskatchewan, 1978).

  • Bonch-Breuvich, V.D., Zhivotnaia Kniga Dukhobortsev (Winnipeg: Union of Doukhobors of Canada, 1954).

  • Breyfogle, Nicholas B., Heretics and Colonizers: Religious Dissent and Russian Colonization of Transcaucasia. 1830-1890 (University of Pennsylvania, 1998).

  • Buchanan History Book Committee, The Hands of Time: Village of Buchanan 1907-1987, R.M. of Buchanan 1913-1988 and District (Buchanan: 1988).

  • Buyniak, V.O., "Place Names of the Early Doukhobor Settlement in Saskatchewan." in Slavs in Canada, Martin L. Kovacs (ed.), (Edmonton: Central and East European Studies Association of Canada, 1983).

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  • Dobbyn, Ed & Gwen Palmer, Lasting Impressions (Swan River: Swan Valley Historical Society, 1984).

  • Farrar, Karen W. (ed.), Castlegar, a Confluence (Castlegar: Castlegar & District Heritage Society, 2001).

  • Friesen, John W. and Michael M. Verigin, The Community Doukhobors: A People in Transition (2nd ed.) (Ottawa: Borealis Press, 1996).

  • Fry, G.D., The Doukhobors, 1801-1855: The Origins of a Successful Dissident Sect (Ph.D. diss., The American University, 1976).

  • Glanville, Alice & Jim, Grand Forks: the First 100 Years in the Shadow of Observation (Grand Forks: Gazette Printing Co. Ltd. 1987).

  • Glanville, Alice, Schools of the Boundary (Grand Forks: Sonotek Publishing Ltd. 2002).

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  • Ham, Penny, Place Names of Manitoba (Saskatoon: Western Producer Prairie Books, 1980).

  • Hobson, Robert, Grand Forks District Heritage Survey: A Report to the Grand Forks District Heritage Advisory Committee (Grand Forks: Grand Forks District Heritage Advisory Committee, 1986).

  • Holmgren, Eric & Patricia, Over 2000 Place Names of Alberta (3rd Ed.) (Saskatoon: Western Producer Prairie Books, 1976).

  • Inikova, S.A., "Doukhobors of the USSR at the End of the 1980s." in Canadian Ethnic Studies Vol. XXVII, No. 3, 1995.

  • Irving, Joe, Red Iron Over the Canyon (Trafford Publishing, 2006).

  • Ismail-Zade, D.I., Russkoe Krest'ianstvo v Zakavkaz'e; 30-C Godoe XIX - Nachalo XX-C (Moskow: Nauka, 1982).

  • Kalmakoff, J.J., "Doukhobor Place Names" in ISKRA No. 1951-1964 (Grand Forks: U.S.C.C., 2002).

  • Kalmakoff, J.J., 1853 Tax Register of Doukhobors in the Caucasus (Regina, 2004).

  • Kameralnyy Spisok, Elizavetpol Gubernia, 1873 (State Archives of Azerbaijan, Fond 43).

  • Kameralnyy Spisok, Tiflis Gubernia, 1873 (State Archives of Georgia, Fond 254).

  • Kamsack History Book Committee, Spinning Stories: A Woven History, Kamsack, Togo, Veregin, Runnymede, Cote (Kamsack: 1988).

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  • Knysh, George, “Michael Sherbinin in Winnipeg: A Preliminary Study” (Winnipeg: Ukrainian Academy of Arts and Sciences in Canada, 1994).

  • Kuchin, V.V., "Tekut Vremena i Leta vo Mgnovenie Oka..." in ISKRA No.1917 (Grand Forks: U.S.C.C., November 21, 2001).

  • Langham & District History Book Committee, Langham & District History, 1907-2007, (Langham: 2007).

  • Lapshinoff, Steve. Depredations in Western Canada Attributed to the Sons of Freedom, 1923-1993 (Crescent Valley, 1994).

  • Lapshinoff, Steve. Documentary Report on Doukhobor Lands in Saskatchewan (Crescent Valley, 1989).

  • Lapshinoff, Steve. List of Doukhobors Living in Saskatchewan in 1905 (Crescent Valley: 1996).

  • Lapshinoff, Steve. Society of the Named Doukhobors of Canada, 1937 Membership List. (Crescent Valley: 2001). 

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  • Library and Archives Canada, Fourth Dicennial Census of Canada, Microfilm Reel Nos. T-6552-T-6554.

  • Malov, P.N., Dukhobortsy, ikh Istoriya, Zhizn' i Vor'va (Thrums: J. Regehr, 1948).

  • Nesteroff, Greg. Correspondence to the author re: Kootenay place names. June 2002; March 2008.

  • Novokshonoff, Vera, Lucy Reibin & Marion Obedkoff, "Doukhobors in the Boundary" in Boundary Historical Society Report (Grand Forks: Boundary Historical Society, No.3, 1960: 38-43; No.4, 1961: 27-31).

  • Popoff, Eli A. Historical Exposition on Doukhobor Beliefs (Grand Forks: Pop Offset Inc., 1982).

  • Popoff, Eli A., Stories From Doukhobor History (Grand Forks: U.S.C.C., 1992).

  • Popoff, Eli A.  (comp. and transl.) Summarized Report Joint Doukhobor Research Committee,  Symposium Meetings 1974-1982.  (Castlegar: Joint Doukhobor Research Committee, 1997).
    Popoff, Eli A., Tanya (Grand Forks: MIR Publication Society, 1975).

  • Popoff, Mike J., History of Grand Forks and area, Kootenay and Slocan Doukhobor Villages... (Unpublished correspondence to J. Kalmakoff, May 12, 2002).

  • Popoff, Mike J., “Ootishcenia, Kamennoye and Ostrow” in ISKRA Nos.1876-1878 (Grand Forks: U.S.C.C., 1999).

  • Posemeinyy Spisok, Elizavetpol Gubernia, 1886 (State Archives of Azerbaijan, Fond 43).

  • Posemeinyy Spisok, Tiflis Gubernia, 1886 (State Archives of Georgia, Fond 254).

  • Reibin, Seimeon F., Toil and Peaceful Life: History of the Doukhobors Unmasked, (Sacramento, 1955).

  • Rozinkin, William M., “Memories of Orchards and Raspberries at Raspberry Village” in ISKRA No.1844 (Grand Forks: U.S.C.C., 1997).

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  • Staples, J.R., Cross-Cultural Encounters on the Ukrainian Steppe (University of Toronto Press, 2003).

  • St. Philips-Pelly History Book Committee, History Coming Alive: R.M. of St. Philips, Pelly and District, (2 vols.) (Pelly: 1988).

  • Stupnikoff, Sam G., Historical Saga of the Carlton Region, 1797-1920 (Blaine Lake: 1985).

  • Tarasoff, Koozma J., More Doukhobors Move from Georgia to Russia (online) April 1, 1999.

  • Tarasoff, Koozma J., Plakun Trava: The Doukhobors (CD-ROM version, 2000).

  • Tarasoff, Koozma J., Sprit Wrestlers: Doukhobor Pioneer Strategies for Living (Ottawa: Legas, 2002).

  • The Encyclopedia of Saskatchewan (Canadian Plains Research Centre: 2005).

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  • Tracie, Carl J., "Doukhobor Communal Settlement in 1917." Unpublished paper given at the Canadian Historical Association meetings, Toronto, May 27, 2002.

  • Tracie, Carl J., 'Toil and Peaceful Life' Doukhobor Village Settlement in Saskatchewan 1899-1918 (Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center, 1996).

  • Wadena History Book Committee, Remembering Times: Wadena and Area Dating Back to 1882 (2 vols.) (Wadena: 1992).

  • Watson History Book Committee, Watson History Book (2 vols.) (Watson: 2003).

  • White, James, Altitudes in the Dominion of Canada with a Relief Map of North America (S.E. Dawson, 1901).

  • White, James, Altitudes in the Dominion of Canada with a Relief Map of North America (2nd Ed.) (Ottawa: S.E. Dawson, 1915).

  • Woodcock, George & Ivan Avakumovic, The Doukhobors (Toronto: McClelland and Stewart Limited, 1977).

  • Zibin, Mike S., “Spencer Area or Oobezhishche” in ISKRA No. 1889 (Grand Forks: U.S.C.C., 1999).

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