Benckendorff Series I--Collection Desciprtion

Benckendorff Series I--Collection desciprtion

The papers of Count Constantin Constantinovich Benckendorff (1816-1858) and his wife Couuntess Louise Benckendorff nee Princess von Croy-Dulmen (1825-1890). Benckendorff, the nephew of Count Alexander Khristofovich Benckendorff, chief of the Gendarmes under Nicholas I, began his career as an officer in the Russian Army. After being severely wounded in the Caucases in 1845, Benckendorff was appointed military attache to the Russian embassy in Berlin. In 1856 he was appointed ambassador to the Court of Wurtemburg in Stuttgardt. The collection consists primarily of correspondence. Benckendorff was well connected in Russian and European political and diplomatic circles and was a prolific letter writer. Correspondents include A. F. Budberg, A. I,. Chernyshev, V. A Dolgorukov, M. D. Gorchakov, M. Guizot, P. K. Meyendorff, M. S. Vorontsov and many others. There is also a large collection of family correspondence which includes sets of letters from Alexander Khristoforovich Benckendorff, Princess Dorothea Lieven (Benckendorff's aunt), Elena Kochubei (a cousin), and numerous other relatives. The largest set of letters in the collection is the correspondence between Benckendorff and his wife in which they share their views on such events as the revolutions of 1848, the Crimean War, and the coronation of Alexander II. In addition to the correspondence, the collection also includes several manuscripts on European political affairs and the Russian army, a set of letters from French noble refugees in Switzerland regarding a offer of land in Russia extended by Emperor Paul I, documents concerning the management of the Benckendorff estates in Tambov, and the notebooks and journals of Benckendorfffs parents. Benckendorff Biographies

Count Alexander Khristoforovich Benckendorff, 1782-1844.

Before attaining the post for which he was best known—chief of gendarmes under Nicholas I—Alexander Benckendorff had built a brilliant career in the military serving with distinction in all the major campaigns of the Napoleonic wars and rising to the rank of General Adjutant. In 1821 Benckendorff submitted to Emperor Alexander I a memorandum describing in great detail the organization and activities of the "Union of Welfare", a secret society organized by the future Decembrists. Despite Benckendorffs plea that the union be disbanded and its leaders exiled, Alexander chose not to take any action. In the light of the Decembrist uprising which took place four years later, however, Benckendorff's warning appeared downright prophetic. As a result, Benckendorff was quickly catapulted to a position of great prominence under Russia's new emperor, Nicholas I. In 1826 Benckendorff was appointed chief of the gendarmes, head of the Third Section of his Majesty's Chancellory (the secret police) and senator. From that time on he accompanied the Emperor on most of his travels and enjoyed a high degree of power and influence. Among the tasks entrusted to Benckendorff was the oversight of Alexander Pushkin, His zealous fulfillment of this and other missions earned him the enmity of Russia's cultural elite and mafie the name Benckendorff synonymous with bureaucratic narrow-mindedness and persecution of the intelligentsia.

Despite his unsavory reputation, Benckendorff was not a cruel or ignorant man. He was known, in fact, more for his remarkable absent mindedness, which bordered on dementia in his later years, than for any perverse pleasure he may have taken from the persecution of others. As his letters to his nephew Constantin Constantinovich Benckendorff show, he was a kind and doting parent.

In 1817, Benckendorff married Elizaveta Andreevna Bibikov, who had previously been married to Paul Gavrilovich Bibikov (d. 1812). Elizaveta Andreevna's daughter from her first marriage, Elena, was brought up as a member of the Benckendorff household and married first Prince Esper Beloselskii-Belozerskii and after his death Prince Vasili Kochubei. The Benckendorffs had three children, Anna (married Count Rudolph Apponyi), Maria (married Prince Grigorii Petrovich Volkonskii), and Sophie (married Paul Demidov). In 1832 Benckendorff was granted the title of Count, which because of the absence of any direct male descendants, passed to his nephew Constantin Constantinovich Benckendorff.

Benckendorff, who is said to have converted to Catholicism in his later years, died on board the steamship "Hercules" en route from Reval to St. Petersburg in September 1844. A detailed description of his last days can be found in the letter from his nephew Constantin Constantinovich Benckendorff to his sister Princess Dorothea Lieven dated 14/26 September 1844. Princess Dorothea Lieven:

Born Daria Khristoforovna Benckendorff in 1784, Princess Lieven became lady in waiting to Maria Feodorovna, wife of Emperor Paul I, in her early teens. At the age of 16 she was married to Prince Christoph Heinrich Lieven at the behest of the Empress. In 1809 Lieven was sent to Berlin as ambassador. Thanks, in large measure, to the intelligence, charm, and resourcefulness of his wife, Lieven was a great success as a diplomat. In 1812, Lieven was awarded the post of Ambassador to Great Britain which he retained until 1834. During these years, Princess Lieven became quite influential in British diplomatic and court circles while providing the Russian government with valuable inside information. She was particularly close with the Duke of Wellington and Prince Metternich. In 1834, Prince Lieven was summoned back to Russia to serve as the personal tutor of the heir to the throne, the Grand Duke Alexander. After a year in St. Petersburg during which two of her sons died, Princess Lieven was allowed to return to London alone, ostensibly for reasons of health. Once in the West she refused to return to Russia in defiance of the wishes of the Emperor and her husband. She eventually settled in Paris where she established an important salon and became a close friend of M. Guizot, the French politician and historian. In 1848 Princess Lieven and Guizot were forced to flee Paris and take refuge in England. They were able to return to Paris in 1850 where Princess Lieven continued to live until her death in January 1857.

Constantin Khristoforovich Benckendorff, 1785-1828.

Born in 1785, Constantin Khristoforovich Benckendorff was educated for a career in the foreign service. At the age of 18, thanks to the patronage of Maxim Maximovich Alopeus, whose niece he later married, he was sent to serve in Berlin and other German cities. After the Russian defeat at Austerlitz and the capitulation of the German states to the armies of Napoleon, Benckendorff was sent on a diplomatic mission to China. On his return he was sent to Naples where he served as secretary of the embassy. In 1812 Benckendorff returned to Russian and joined the army, serving with distinction in the major campaigns of the Napoleonic wars. In 1816 he was granted leave from service for reasons of health and spent the next four years travelling in Europe. In 1814 he married Natalia Davidova Alopeus with whom he had two children, Constantin Constantinovich (b. 1816) and Maria Constantinovna (b. 1818, married Paul Tolstoy). Natalia Davidovna died in Stuttgardt in 1823. In 1820 Benckendorff reentered foreign service as special envoy to the Wiirtemberg and Baden courts. When war broke with Turkey in 1826 Benckendorff returned to the army where he again served with distinction rising to the rank of Lieutenant General. Despite the severe impact which service in the army had on his health, Benckendorff insisted on taking part in the campaign of 1828. He died of Typhus in August 1828 while fighting the Turks in Bulgaria.

Constantin Constantinovich Benckendorff, 1816-1856.

Born in Berlin in 1816, Constantin Constantinovich1s early life was marred by a series of tragic losses. In 1823 his mother Natalia Davidovna died in Stuttgardt. His father, Constantin Khristoforovich, died in 1828 while fighting the Turks in Bulgaria. After the death of his father, Constantin Constantinovich was raised by his uncle, Alexander Khristoforovich, from whom he inherited the title of Count. In 1830 he was enrolled in the Corps of Pages. He graduated in 1834 and became an officer of the guards. In 1836 he took part in the first of three campaigns in the Caucasus. On his return he was named aide de camp to the Minister of War General Chernyshev. A year later he became aide de camp to the Emperor Nicholas I. In 1842 he went on a second campaign in the Caucasus followed by an extended stay in Europe. When he returned to Russian in 1844 he was faced with the deaths of his uncle Alexander Khristoforovich and his sister Maria Constantinovna within a period of two months. The following year he embarked on his third campaign in the Caucasus in which he served under Prince Vorontsov and was severely wounded. After two years spent recuperating abroad, Benckendorff was named military attache to the Russian embassy in Berlin. He was an eyewitness to the events of 1848 in Prussia and provided valuable information to the Russian government about the upheaval. In June 1848, Benckendorff married Princess Louise von Croy-Diilman. The couple had five children, Alexander (b. 1849), Constantin (b. 1851—died in infancy), Paul (b. 1853), Nathalie (b. 1854) and Olga (b. 1857). As part of his service in Berlin, Benckendorff traveled widely and had extensive contacts with government figures and aristocrats throughout Europe. In 1855, Benckendorff was named aide de camp of the Emperor Alexander II whom he accompanied in a trip to Crimea that same year. The following year he was appointed ambassador to the court of Wiirtemburg in Stuttgardt. Benckendorff died in January 1858 from a nervous disorder apparently connected with the wounds he received in 1845. BENCKENDORFF FAMILY

Introduction Until the recent discovery of this archive in the attic of an English country house by a member of the Benckendcrff family, its survival had never been suspected. The contents are thus unknown to historians.

Count Alexander Benckendorff, the last Tsarist Ambassador in London, died in office in January 1917. He had brought with him from Russia a substantial collection of family letters such as the correspondence of _ his parents, his grandfather, his great-aunt (Princess Li even) and his great-uncle, all of whom had played distinguished roles in the political and diplomatic or military life of their time. These are included in the collection.

In addition there are the Ambassador's own papers which are of considerable importance. The letters written to him by his brother Paul Benckendorff cover the period 1392-1916. Paul Benckendcrff was Marshal of the Imperial Court, and he wrote regularly from Russia to his brother to keep him informed on every significant development - domestic or foreign - which came to his notice. He was at the heart of Russian affairs. The Russo-Japanese War, the First Revolution of 1905, the First Duma, the events leadina ur> to the First World War and the conduct of the war itself are discussed with complete freedom in the knowledge that the leti ers would not be subject to the usual official censorship. He reports en coun intrigues, criticises the Emperor and Empress, and gives his candid ocinion on the merits and shortcomings of ministers and ether ngures in public life. This correspondence runs to nearly 7 00 pages. There are also the Ambassador's diplomatic pacers. These include the letters and texts of the strictly confidential telegrams sent to him by successive Russian Foreign Ministers between 1304 and 1317 (Lamsdcrf, Izvclskii and Sazcnov) . The letters written to the Ambassador by his wife - some 6 00 in number, dating between 13 03 and 1914 - give a fascinating glimpse of the Russian provincial life which they both loved, but which became less and less possible for him to enjoy the further he moved up the diplomatic ladder. And those of his son Constantine chart the life of a Russian naval officer from 1903 to 1922 and greatly amplify the account in his autobiography of his service in the Imperial Navy - in the Russo-Japanese War and First World War - and in the Soviet Navy.

And there is excellent illustrative material. The Ambassador and his . wife were keen amateur photographers and a substantial quantity of their photographs from the period 1390- 1905 were discovered with the papers. These are included in the collection. A significant number were taken in Russia. > I Count Alexander Khristoforovich (1782-1844) Alexander Khristoforovich was a general of cavalry, senator and head of the Third Department of the Imperial Chancery. In 1798 he joined the Life-Guards of the Semenovskii Regiment and served in the Georgian campaign. After the Treaty of Tilsit he went with the Russian Embassy to Paris under Count Tolstoy until 1809, when he rejoined the army and fought against the Turks under Count Vorontsov, and later against Napoleon's invasion; he received many decorations. In 1821 he warned Alexander I of the existence of secret societies in Russia, and in 182 6 submitted a report on the need for a Higher Police to the new emperor Nicholas I, who created the third department of the Chancery with Benckendorff at its head to deal with internal security. It is for this and his subsequent 'persecution' of Pushkin that Benckendorff is now remembered. From 1828 until 1837 he was Nicholas's closest adviser and accompanied him on his tours of Russiaand abroad. In 183 2 he was awarded the title of "Count". His wife was Elizaveta Andreevna Zakharzhevskaia, the widow of P.G. Bibikov; they had only three daughters so the title on his death passed to his nephew Constantine Constantinovich. Some of his notes were published in 'Russkii arkhiv', 1865, no. 2. Benckendorff, Constant!Tie Khristoforovich (1785-1828

Constantine Khristoforovich, younger brother of Alexander, was intended for a diplomatic career, being sent to Berlin and other German cities and to Naples. He returned to Russia in 1812, joined the army and fought against Napoleon. His health forced him to live abroad from 1816 to 1819; he worked in the Russian embassies at Wurtemberg and Baden until 1826, when he returned to Russia and rejoined the army. In the campaign against Persia he was in the vanguard during the siege of Erevan, crossed the Akzubiiuk hills and Besobdal, and captured Echmiadzin; he advanced towards Zangul in sight of the cavalry of Hassan-Khan, which was pushed back to Dzhevan-Bulaksii via Araks and Abiran. On the conclusion of peace Count Paskevich- Erivanskii commissioned him to hold Abbas-Mirza but his health had suffered, and in 13 23 he transferred to the Turkish

campaign in the Bal his vi.e Natalia his "Letters from £oDeuS in S He published account of toa Lieven. Princess Dorothea, nee Benckendorff (1785-1857)

Dorothea Lieven was Lady-in-Waiting to Maria Fedorovna, the wife of the emperor Paul, who was assassinated in 1801, and married, at the suggestion of the Empress, the diplomat Christof Heinrich von Lieven (1774-1839). They went to Berlin in 1810, and then to London in 1812, where Princess Lieven was one of the leaders of society; she moved in both diplomatic and governmental circles, and was a close friend of the Duke of

Wellington and Count Metternich. Inx 183 4 she returned to Russia when her husband was appointed tutor to the tsarevich, but on account of her ill-health she returned to London and remained in western Europe, against the wishes of her husband and the emperor Nicholas I; she moved to Baden and then Paris where she met the French politician Guizot, who remained a close friend until her death. Benckendorff, Count Constantine Constantinovich (1816-58)

Constantine Constantinovich Benckendorff was born on 10/22 October 1816 in Estonia, his mother died in 1823, and he visited Russia for the first time in 1825. His father died in 1828 two years before he entered the Pazheskii Corpus, from which he graduated as an officer in 183 4. His first campaign was in the Caucasus in 183 6; he became aide-de-camp to Chernyshev in 183 8 and to emperor Nicolas I the following year. His second campaign in 1842 was again under Chernyshev, and the third under Vorontsov in 1845, both again in the Caucasus. After being wounded at Antchimir he left the army and joined the diplomatic service being appointed military attache at the Berlin embassy in 1847. He married Princess Louise von Croy the following year by whom he had five children, Alexander born in 1849, Constantine in 1851, Paul in 1853, Natalia in 1854 and

Olga in 1857. Constantine Constantinovich was promoted general £u *S£! *«? Aide-de-campe general in 1855 when he accompanied the Emperor to the Crimea; he was appointed Ambassador to the Court of Wurtemberg at Stuttgart in 1856. Count Alexander Constantinovicfa (1849-1917)

Alexander Constantinovich was the eldest son of Constantine Constantinovich and Louise von Croy, born in 184 9 and educated in Germany and Russia. He married Sofiia Petrovna Shuvalova and lived at the family estate of Sosnovka in Tambov province before being persuaded to enter the diplomatic service, on account of his upbringing and linguistic capabilities. He spent many years in Vienna before being transferred to Copenhagen, and then to London in 1902 as ambassador. His tact and diplomacy made him greatly respected by the last three imperial Russian Foreign Ministers, Lamsdorf, Izvolskii and Sazonov, as well as by his colleagues in London and others in diplomatic and political circles, during a very busy and difficult period. He had three children, Constantine born in 1880, who later served in the Black Sea Fleet during the Russo- Japanese war, Peter in 1882 and Natalia in 1886. )

Sofiia Petrovna was the daughter of Count Peter Shuvalov. Shuvalov was described by his grandson as a liberal or even radical aristocrat who kept well away from St. Petersburg and the imperial court, preferring to spend the summer on his estate near Kiev and the winter at Villa Monticello, Nice.

Sofiia Petrovna married in 1879 Alexander Constantinovich Benckendorff and they elected to live on the Benckendorff estate at Sosnofka in the Province of Tambov which had been granted to the family about 1775. Sofiia Petrovna's affection for this estate and the rural life is described by her son Constantine in his autobiography as are the growing demands of Alexander's diplomatic career which increasingly curtailed his visits' to Sosnofka. Thus her letters kept him in touch with all manner of detail about the estate and its management. Sofiia Petrovna was a woman of restless energy and enterprise. The constant improvements she made to the house, inside and out, the gardens and the farms are chronicled with gusto. She was also a talented amateur photographer.

Her son relates how the letters of his parents preserved in the house when he returned in 1918 (presumably including those of his father written in reply to these letters of his mother) were later sent by the local soviet to the Central Archives of Historical Research in Moscow (the Lenin Library).

Sofiia Petrovna was President of the Russian Prisoners of War Help Committee during the First World War. After the death of her husband and her departure from the Embassy, she settled in Suffolk. Bencfcmdorff. Constantine A3pVaandrovich (1880-1959)

Constant ine Aleksandrovich Benckendorf f, DSO, (known as "Cony") joined the Imperial Russian Navy as a volunteer in October 1899 and was commissioned as a sub-lieutenant in 1902. He joined the battle squadron at Port Arthur and was on board the Retvisan in January 1904 at the time of the Japanese attack. He was a prisoner of war at Matsouyama until the end of 1905. Benckendorff joined the battleship Poltava in 1914 and was later sent on a confidential mission to London to deliver a captured German signal book and to study London's air defences. He was Senior Staff Officer, Special Duties, to the C-in-C Archangel, 1915-17. After demobilisation Benckendorff returned to Sosnofka, which he found in good order in the hands of the local soviet, and later took refuge at Kulevatovo with the Juri Davidoff family. In the spring of 1919 as a former naval commander he was ordered to report for posting and thus saw service in the soviet navy. He served as naval adviser to the peace delegation to Estonia headed by Dr Joffe, and as a member of the Frontier Delineation Commission in Estonia and Georgia. He accompanied the first British Labour Delegation to Leningrad as an interpreter. Twice imprisoned in the Butirsky Jail, he was put on the Reserve List in July 1922. He married the eminent harpist Marie Korchinksa, and in 1924 left Russia and settled in England. \ copy of his autobiography (to 1923), Half a Life: The Reminiscences of a Russian Gentleman, London, 1954, is included in the collection. __ / / C r V o o/r

12 Pierre Aleksandrovicb (1882-1915)

Pierre Benckendorff was granted a commission in the Garde a Cheval and was seconded to the 1st East Siberian Cossacks for the duration of the Japanese War; he served with distinction in Manchuria. In 1914 he commanded the 5th Troop of the Garde a Cheval. He was killed in 1915 at Rudopolianka, Lithuania, where his troop was covering the evacuation of a station on the main line to Petrograd.

He married Helena Dmitrievna Narishkina (Ella) .

I JL Benckendorff, Nathalie Aleksandrovna (1886-1968) Nathalie Aleksandrovna married in 1911 the Honourable Sir Jasper Nicholas Ridley, KCVO, OBE. She served on the Russian Prisoners of War Help Committee in the First World War. Benckendorff. Paul Cons-tantinovicfa (1853-1921)

Paul Constantinovich was Grand Marshal of the Court of \ Nicholas and Alexandra. He was commissioned in the Garde a ^ Cheval and took part in the war against the Turks in 1877. He | was an aide-de-camp to Alexander II and Alexander III. His account of the last months spent by Nicholas and Alexandra at \ Tsarskoe Selo was published after his death. The Emperor i ordered Paul and his wife to remain at St. Petersburg and not ' to accompany the Imperial Family to Siberia; they later fled to Estonia where Paul died in 1921. BENCKENDORFF FAMILY

Introduction

Until the recent discovery of this archive in the attic of an English country house by a member of the Benckendcrff family, its survival had never been suspected. The contents are thus unknown to historians. Count Alexander 3enckendorff, the last Tsarist Ambassador in London, died in office in January 1917. He had brought with him from Russia a substantial collection of family letters such as the correspondence of _ his parents, his grandfather, his great-aunt (Princess Lieven) and his great-uncle, all of whom had played distinguished roles in the political and diplomatic or military life of their time. These are included in the collection.

In addition there are the Ambassador's own papers which are of considerable importance. The letters written to him by his brother Paul Benckendorff cover the period 1392-1916. Paul Benckendcrff was Marshal of the Imperial Courc, and he wrote regularly from Russia to his brother to keep him informed on every significant development - domestic or foreign - which came to his notice. He was at the heart of Russian affairs. The Russo-Japanese War, the First Revolution of 1905, the First Duma, the events leading up to the First World War and the conduct of the war itself are discussed with complete freedom in the knowledge that the letters would not be subject to the usual official censorship. He reports en court intrigues, criticises the Emperor and Empress, and gives his candid opinion on the merits and shortcomings of ministers and other figures in public life. This correspondence runs to nearly 7 00 pages. There are also the Ambassador's diplomatic papers. These include the letters and texts of the strictly confidential telegrams sent to him by successive Russian Foreign Ministers between 1904 and 1917 (Lamsdorf, Izvciskii and Sazonov) . The letters written to the Ambassador by his wife - some 600 in number, dating between 1903 and 1914 - give a fascinating glimpse of the Russian provincial life which they both loved, but which became less and less possible for him to enjoy the further he moved up the diplomatic ladder. And those of his son Constant ine chart the life of a Russian naval officer from 1903 to 1922 and greatly amplify the account in his autobiography of his service in the Imperial Navy - in the Russo-Japanese War and First World War - and in the Soviet Navy.

And there is excellent illustrative material. The Ambassador and his.wife were keen amateur photographers and a substantial quantity of their photographs from the period 1890- 1905 were discovered with the papers. These are included in the collection. A significant number were taken in Russia. ) I Ttenckendorff. Count Alexander Khxistoforovicfa (1782-1844) Alexander Khristoforovich was a general of cavalry, senator and head of the Third Department of the Imperial Chancery. In 1798 he joined the Life-Guards of the Semenovskii Regiment and served in the Georgian campaign. After the Treaty of Tilsit he went with the Russian Embassy to Paris under Count Tolstoy until 1809, when he rejoined the army and fought against the Turks under Count Vorontsov, and later against Napoleon's invasion; he received many decorations. In 1821 he warned Alexander I of the existence of secret societies in Russia, and in 13 2 6 submitted a report on the need for a Higher Police to the new emperor Nicholas I, who created the third department of the Chancery with Benckendorff at its head to deal with internal security. It is for this and his subsequent 'persecution1 of Pushkin that Benckendorff is now remembered. From 1328 until 1337 he was Nicholas's closest adviser and accompanied him on his tours of Russiaand abroad. In 13 3 2 he was awarded the title of "Count". Kis wife was Elizaveta Andreevna Zakharzhevskaia, the widow of P.G. Bibikcv; they had only three daughters so the title on his death passed to his nephew Constantine Constantinovich. Some of his notes were published in 'Russkii arkhiv1, 1365, no. 2. Benckendorff. Constantine Khristoforovich (1785-1828

Cons-tantine Khristoforovich, younger brother of. Alexander, was intended for a diplomatic career, being sent to Berlin and other German cities and to Naples. He returned to Russia in 1812, joined the army and fought against Napoleon. His health forced him to live abroad from 1816 to 1819; he worked in the Russian embassies at Wurtemberg and Baden until 1826, when he returned to Russia and rejoined the army. In the campaign against Persia he was in the vanguard during the siege of Erevan, crossed the Akzubiiuk hills and Besobdal, and captured Echmiadzin; he advanced towards Zangul in sight of the cavalry of Hassan-Khan, which was pushed back to Dzhevan-Bulaksii via Araks and Abiran. On the conclusion of peace Count Paskevich- Erivanskii commissioned him to hold Abbas-Mirza but his health had suffered, and in 18 28 he transferred to the Turkish

campaign in the Balkans, where he died his wife Natalia Davydovna Aloraeua ir % buried beside his "Letters from PLSU" in ^ernaia n^f account of the Cossacks dedicated to the Tsar Lieven, Princess Dorothea, nee Benckendorff (1785-1857)

Dorothea Lieven was Lady-in-Waiting to Maria Fedorovna, the wife of the emperor Paul, who was assassinated in 1801, and married, at the suggestion of the Empress, the diplomat Christof Heinrich von Lieven (1774-1839), They went to Berlin in 1810, and then to London in 1812, where Princess Lieven was one of the leaders of society; she moved in both diplomatic and governmental circles, and was a close friend of the Duke of

Wellington and Count Metternich. Inv 183 4 she returned to Russia when her husband was appointed tutor to the tsarevich, but on account of her ill-health she returned to London and remained in western Europe, against the wishes of her husband and the emperor Nicholas I; she moved to Baden and then Paris where she met the French politician Guizot, who remained a close friend until her death. Benckendorff, Count Constantine Constantinovich (1316-58)

Constantine Constantinovich Benckendorff was born on 10/22 October 1316 in Estonia, his mother died in 1823, and he visited Russia for the first time in 1825. His father died in 1828 two years before he entered the Pazheskii Corpus, from which he graduated as an officer in 1834. His first campaign was in the Caucasus in 1836; he became aide-de-camp to Chernyshev in 1838 and to emperor Nicolas I the following year. His second campaign in 1842 was again under Chernyshev, and the third under Vorontsov in 1845, both again in the Caucasus. After being wounded at Antchimir he left the army and joined the diplomatic service being appointed military attache at the Berlin embassy in 1847. He married Princess Louise von Croy the following year by whom he had five children, Alexander born in 1849, Constantine in 1851, Paul in 1853, Natalia in 1854 and

Olga in 1857. Constantine Constantinovich was promoted general m 1849 and Aide-de-campe general in 1855 when he accompanied the Emperor to the Crimea; he was appointed Ambassador to the Court of Wurtemberg at Stuttgart in 1356.

n Count Alexander Constantinovicfa (1849-1917)

0 I Sofiia Petrovna was the daughter of Count Peter Shuvalov. Shuvalov was described by his grandson as a liberal or even radical aristocrat who kept well away from St. Petersburg and the imperial court, preferring to spend the summer on his estate near Kiev and the winter at Villa Monticello, Nice.

Sofiia Petrovna married in 1379 Alexander Constantinovich Benckendorff and they elected to live on the Benckendorff estate at Sosnofka in the Province of Tambov which had been granted to the family about 1775. Sofiia Petrovna's affection for this estate and the rural life is described by her son Constantine in his autobiography as are the growing demands of Alexander's diplomatic career which increasingly curtailed his visits to Sosnofka. Thus her letters kept him in touch with all manner of detail about the estate and its management. Sofiia Petrovna was a woman of restless energy and enterprise. The constant improvements she made to the house, inside and out, the gardens and the farms are chronicled with gusto. She was also a talented amateur photographer.

Her son relates how the letters of his parents preserved in the house when he returned in 1913 (presumably including those of his father written in reply to these letters of his mother) were later sent by the local soviet to the Central Archives of Historical Research in Moscow (the Lenin Library).

Benckendorff joined the battleship Poltava in 1914 and was later sent on a confidential mission to London to deliver a captured German signal book and to study London's air defences. He was Senior Staff Officer, Special Duties, to the C-in-C Archangel, 1915-17.

After demobilisation Benckendorff returned to Sosnofka, which he found in good order in the hands of the local soviet, and later took refuge at Kulevatovo with the Juri Davidoff family. In the spring of 1919 as a former naval commander he was ordered to report for posting and thus saw service in the soviet navy. He served as naval adviser to the peace delegation to Estonia headed by Dr Joffe, and as a member of the Frontier Delineation Commission in Estonia and Georgia. He accompanied the first British Labour Delegation to Leningrad as an interpreter.

Twice imprisoned in the Butirsky Jail, he was put on the Reserve List in July 1922. He married the eminent harpist Marie Korchinksa, and in 1924 left Russia and settled in England.

k^ copy of his autobiography (to 1923) , Half a Life: The Reminiscences of a Russian Gentleman, London, 1954, is included in the collection. ._/ / T /O

2 3 fu».r|c3cendor:ff. Pierre Aleksandrovicn (1382-1915)

He married Helena Dmitrievna Narishkina (Ella) .

•1 u Benckendorff, Nathalie Aleksandrovna (1886-1968) Nathalie Aleksandrovna married in 1911 the Honourable Sir Jasper Nicholas Ridley, KCVO, OBE. She served on the Russian Prisoners of War Help Committee in the First World War. Benckertdorff. Paul Constantinovich (1853-1921) __

Paul Constantinovich was Grand Marshal of the Court of ? Nicholas and Alexandra. He was commissioned in the Garde a U Cheval and took part in the war against the Turks in 1877. He f was an aide-de-camp to Alexander II and Alexander III. His . account of the last months spent by Nicholas and Alexandra at ; Tsarskoe Selo was published after his death. The Emperor \ ordered Paul and his wife to remain at St. Petersburg and not I to accompany the Imperial Family to Siberia; they later fled to Estonia where Paul died in 1921. 1 BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST -1

SERIES I

CATALOGUED CORRESPONDENCE, 1806-1853

BOX 1 Alexander I, Emperor of Russia, 1777-1825 Alexander II, Emperor of Russia, 1818-1881 Alopeus, Alexandrina Alopeus, Lousia Charlotte, Countess, d.1851 Apponyi, Anna Aleksandrovna, Countess, 1818-1900 Apponyi, Rudolf, Count, 1812-1876 Apponyi- Sztaray, Sophie Bazareff, Antoinette de Beauregard, A. Beauvau, Mortement, Princesse de Benckendorff, Alexander Khristoforovich, Count, 1782-1844

BOX 2 Benckendorff, Constantin Constantinovich, Count, 1816-1858 \ To Marie Howard Princess Dorothea Lieven Emperor Nicholas I Aleksandr Abramovich Peretz Countess Solokub Unidentified Princess Countess Louise Benckendorff [Princess Louise de Croy]- letters dated 1847-1853

BOX 3 Benckendorff, Constantin Constantinovich, Count, 1816-1858 To Countess Louise Benckendorff- letters dated 1854-1858

BOX4 Benckendorff, Constantin Khristoforovich, 1785-1828 Benckendorff, Elisabeth Benckendorff, Elizaveta Andreevna, Countess, d. 1858 Benckendorff, Hermann Pavlovich Benckendorff, Louise, Countess, 1825-1890 To Emperor Alexander II ) Count Alexander Constantinovich Benckendorff BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST - 2

Princess Johanna von Croy-Dulmen ) King Karl of Wiirtemburg Princess Dorothea Lieven Grand Duchess Olga Nicholaevna Count Constantin Constantinovich Benckendorff- letters dated 1848-1853

BOX5 Benckendorff, Louise, Countess, 1825-1890 To Count Constantin Constantinovich Benckendorff- letters dated 1854-1857 Condolence letters on the death of Louise Benckendorff Benckendorff, Natalia Davidovna, d. 1823 Benckendorff, Pavel Ermolaevich, 1786-184? Benckendorff, Sofia Petrovna, Countess, 1857-1928 Bernsdorff, W

Brandenburg, M., Countess Budberg, Andrei Fedorovich, 1817-1881 Charles Alexander, Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach Chernyshev, E., Princess (Wife of Alexander Ivanovich Chernyshev) \ Chernyshev, Alexander Ivanovich, Prince, 1785-1857 ^ Croy, Constance, Princess de Roeulx Croy, Fernand, Prince de Roeulx Croy, George de Croy-Diilmen, Alexander, Prince von Croy-Dtilmen, Johanna, Princess von, 1796-1868 Croy-Dulmen, Leopold, Prince von Croy-Dulmen, Philippe, Prince von, 1801-1871

BOX 6 Danhoff, Count Dappelmair, Demidov, Pavel Grigorievich, 1809-1858 Demidova, Sofiia Aleksandrovna, d. 1875 Dino, Dorothee, Duchess de, 1793-1862 Dolgorukov, Vassilii Andreevich, Prince Edgeworth de Firmon, Henry Essex, Abbee, 1745-1807 Fleischmann, Frederick, Prince of Prussia Frederick Wilhelm IV, King of Prussia, 1795-1861 Fredericks, Cecilia Vladimirovna, Baroness ) Golitsyn-Mikhail Aleksandrovich, Prince, 1801-1860 BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST - 3

Golovin, A ) Gorchakov, Aleksandr Mikhailovich, Prince, 1798-1883 Gorchakov, Mikhail Dmitrievich, Prince, 1793-1861 Gosset, Guizot, M. (Francois) 1787-1874 Howard, Henry Howard, Marie Humboldt, Alexander von, 1769-1859 Haxthausen, August, Freiherr von, 1792-1866 Kochubei, A Kochubei, Elena Pavlovna, Princess Kochubei, Vassilii Viktorovich, Prince Kersting, H Kiselev, Pavel Dmitrevich, Count, 1788-1872

BOX7 Lieven, Dorothea, Princess, 1785-1857 Linden, Marie Lubiensky, Thomas Malatesta, Dorothe Mallitz, [Baron] ^ Maria Pavlovna, Grand Duchess Massenbach, Eveline, Baranine von 1830-1904 Massow, Meyendorff, Peter Kazimirovich, Baron, 1796-1863 Mecklenburg, Georges von Mosine, Nerses, Patriarch and Catholicos of Armenia Nesselrode, Karl Vassilievich, Count, 1780-1862 Nicholas I, Tsar1 of Russia Nikolai [Leontii Pavlovich, Baron, 1820-1891] Offenberg, P. Oldenburg, Pierre, Prince Olga Nicholaevna, Grand Duchess of Russia, consort of Karl, King of Wurtemburg Orlov, C. Peretz, Aleksandr Abramovich, 1812-1872 Peretz, G.

BOX 8 Rauch, Elise [Rochoiv?] /' Rohan, Stephanie BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST - 4

Rosenorduc, A. de Rudiyez, Count Sagtynsky, Schevitch, Alexandrine Schoppingk, Alexis Shuvalova, Sofiia LVovna, 1830-1894 Stackelberg, Ernst Gustavovich, 1813-1870 Stolberg-Stolberg, Louisa, Grafin zu Stolberg au harz Sukhtelen, Pavel Petrovich, 1788-1833 Talbot, Barbara Teignelman, B Thielau, Auguste Salm-Salm, Otto Prince zu Thun, Leopoldine Tlage, Julie, Viscountess de Caloune Tolstoy, [Iurii Vassilievich, 1824-1878] Tolstoy, Paul Tolstoy, Pavel Pavlovich Trubetskaia, Elizaveta Esperovna Urusov, N Vielkonsky, C Volkonsky, Grigorii Petrovich Volkonskaia, Mariia Aleksandrovna, 1820-1880 Vorontsov, Mikhail Semenovich, Prince, 1782-1856 Prince of Warsaw Wartenshberg, Matilde Walker, A Walker, Sophie William I, German Emperor, 1797-1888 Wittgenstein, W Zavadovsky, Helene, Countess

BOX 9 CATALOGUED MANUSCRIPTS Benckendorff, Constantin Constantinovich [L'armee Russe] M. Guizot: Pensions et invalides Benckendorff, Constantin Khristoforovich, Count and Natalia Davidovna Journal de notre Voyage en Italie: 1819, 1920 Benckendorff, Natalia Davidovna Journal: 1814 BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST - 5

Croy-Diilmen, Leopold, Prince von Diary: 1839 Unidentified authors Notes sur radministration de Tannee prussienne (copie) Reponse d'un officier russe aux deux articles du Comte de Saint Priest publies dans la Revue de deux mondes au mois d1 Octobre 1849

CATALOGUED DRAWING Benckendorff, Constantin Constantinovich

ARRANGED CORRESPONDENCE Miscellaneous letters to Count Constantin Constantinovich Benckendorff Miscellaneous letters to Louise Benckendorff Miscellaneous envelopes

BOX 10 ARRANGED DOCUMENTS Benckendorff, Constantin Constantinovich \ German official documents Russian official documents Miscellaneous Benckendorff, Louise Awards and Honors Funeral, January 1890 Lieven, Dorothea, Princess Misc. arranged documents Prikazy

BOX 11 ARRANGED ARTWORK Four travel sketchbooks (artist unknown)

ARRANGED SUBJECT FILES Alexander II - Coronation announcements - Coronation invitations Benckendorff, Constantine Constantinovich and Louise de Croy Marriage announcements Benckendorff Mausoleum. Stuttgart, Heslacher Friedhof x Death notices - Miscellaneous ) French emigres in Switzerland, 1798 BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST - 6

Finances ~ Bank statements and correspondence Finances -- Russian estates Obituaries: Benckendorff, Alexander Khristoforovich; Christopher Lieven Shuvalova, Sofiia L'vovna - Sewing instructions

ARRANGED PRINTED MATERIALS Militair-Wittwen-Kasse: Berlin, 1843 Russkii invalid ili voennyia vedomosti: No. 225, 7 Sept. 1834 Das Koniglich preussische militair-pensions-Reglement vom 13. Junni 1825 und resp. 4. Juni 1852: Berlin, 1854

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BOX 12 Abrikpsov, Dmitrii Ivanovich Aladin, Alexis Alexandra, Queen, consort of Edward VII, King of Great Britain, 1844-1925 Answorth, J Apponyi, Alexander Apponyi, Anna Aleksandrovna, Countess, 1818-1900 Arco, E Asquith, Katherine Asquith, H. H. (Henry Herbert), 1852-1928 Balfour, Arthur James Balfour, Earl of, 1848-1930 Balfour, Valerie Baring, Maurice Baring, Thomas Barrington, Bernard Eric Edward, Sir, b. 1847 Bax, Arnold, 1883-1953 Beatrice, Princess, consort of Prince Henry of Battenburg Belloc,H.,b. 1870 Belosselsky Benckendorff, A Benckendorff, Constantin Alexandrovich, Count, 1880-1959 Berg, G Bertie, Francis, Sir, 1844-1919 Bird, Tom BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST - 7

Biuhoffohen, Clarisse ) Blumenthal, Leonie Bodger, M Borghese, Livio Borghese, Paolo Bowles, Thomas Gibson, 1841-1922 Braeburg, Juliana Braff, A Branick, Brooke, Leopold Guy Francis Maynard, Lord, b. 1882 Buchanan, Meriel Budberg, Aleksandr Andreevich, b. 1851 Budberg, Fedor Andreevich, Baron Cambon, Paul, 1843-1924 Campbell, R.H. Carlin, Gaston, b. 1859 Caraow, Carrington, Charles Robert Wynn-Carrington, 1st Earl of, b. 1848 Cecil, Hugh Richard Heathcote, Lord, b. 1869 Chabrillan, A. de Charteris, Evan Edward, 1864-1940 \ Charykov [Nikolai Valerievich, 1855-1930] ' Chertkov, V. G. [Vladimir Grigorevich] Chirol, Valentine, Sir, b. 1852 Churchill, Verena Clarendon, Edward Hyde Villiers, 5th Earl of, b. 1846 Crewe, Robert Offley Ashburton, 1st Marquess of, b. 1858 Creuzot, E [Croy-Dulmen, Leopold, Prince von] Croy, Emma de Croy, Henri de Curzon, George Nathaniel Curzon, Marquis of, 1859-1925 Danchich, V. Daudet, Ernest, 1837-1921 Davidson, Arthur, Sir, b. 1856 Doria, Alfonso Dove, Marie Ducret, Sophie Durham, John George Lambton, 3rd Ear of, b. 1855 Ellis, Arthur Edward Augustus, Sir, b. 1837 Essex, George Devreux de Vere Capell, 7th Earl of, b. 1857 Farquhar, Horace Brand, 1st Baron, b. 1844 ) Fitzgeorge, Sir Adophus Augustus Charles Frederick, b. 1847 BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST - 8

Fitzgerald, Maurice, Sir Francis, A Freeman, J Fredericks, V Gardiner, John George V, King of Great Britain, 1865-1936 Goschen, Edward, Sir 1847-1928 Gosse, Edmund, 1849-1928 Graevenitz, Grigorii Aleksandrovich, Baron Greenhill Gardyne, A.D. Grey of Fallodon, Edward Grey, Viscount, 1862-1933 Grunne, Liedekirke Grunne, Madeline de Grunne, Willy de Gruzinov, Guiccioli, Alessandro, 1843-1921 Gunzberg, S. de Guthrie, Patrick

BOX 13 Haldane, R. B. Haldane, Viscount, 1856-1928 Hamilton, Frederick Spencer, Lord, b. 1856 Hamilton of Dazell, Gavril George Hamilton, b. 1872 Harcourt, Lewis, b. 1863 Hardinge of Penshurst, Charles Hardinge, Baron, 1858-1944 Harper, John Harris, S.W. Heiden, O., Countess Henry, Edward Richard, Sir, b. 1850 Herbert, Helen Herbert, Mary Hope, Sir Edward Stanley, b. 1846 Horner, Francis Howard, Henry Hymans, M Hymans, Paul, 1865-1941 Ignateff, Paul Imperiali, Izvolskii, Aleksandr Petrovich, 1856-1919 Japieka, Alexander Jochimsen, LW. H. Johnstone, Alan Vanden-Bempde, Sir, b. 1858 Johnstone, Crinks BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST - 9 x Johnstone, Harcourt ' Knollys, Charlotte Knollys, Francis, 1st Viscount, b. 1837 Keyserling, Hermann, Graf von, 1880-1946 Keyserling, Leonie Khomiakov, Nikolai Alekseevich Kleinmichel, M Kleinmichel, N Komarov [Nikolai Aleksandrovich] Kossikowsky, W. Kudachev, Ivan Alekseevich, Prince Lambton, Sir Hedworth, b. 1856 Lamington, Charles Wallace, 2nd Baron, b. 1860 Lamsdorff, Vladimir Nikolaevich, Graf, 1841-1907 Lansdowne, Henry Charles Fizmaurice, Marquess of, 1845-1927 Leanovich, Vadim Leslie, Leonie Lessur, P Ligne, Ilia de Lister-Kays, Sir John, b. 1853 London, Perceval ) Lonsdale, Hugh Cecil Lowther, Earl of, 1857-1944 Lotar, Fanny Lowther, James W. Machellan, C Mallet, Louis de Pau, Sir, b. 1864 Mariia Feodorovna, Empress, Consort of Emperor Alexander III of Russia, 1847-1928 Mariia Pavlovna, Grand Duchess, b. 1854 Marsh, Edward Howard, b. 1872 Mary, Queen, Consort of George V, King of Great Britain, 1867-1953 Maquire, Lisa Mensdorff-Pouilly, Albert Dietrichstein, Count, b. 1861 Mercier, Desire, 1851-1926 Merry del Val, H. E. Don Alfonso, b. 1864 Merry del Val, H.E. Don Rafael Metternich, Christine Metternich, Paul Wolff, Count, b. 1853 Meulemans, Jules Meyendorff, Konrad Gottliebovich Milner, Sir Frederick George, b. 1849 \ Montgomery, Charles Hubert, b. 1876 '• Morrel, Ginette BENCKENDOREF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST -10

^ Naryshkin, D ) Nash, Charles Nekliudov, Anatolii Vasilievich, 1856-1936 Nelidov, Aleksandr Ivanovich, 1835-1910 Neratov, Anatolii Anatol'evich, b. 1863 New, Margaret E. Nichols, J. Nicolson, Sir Alexander, b. 1849 Norton, R. W. Nosei, Evelyn de Novikov, Olga, b. 1840

BOX 14 Obolenskii, V. Omonoff, L. Onslow, Richard William Alan, 5th Earl, b. 1876 Osten-Sachen, Nikolai Dmitrievich, b. 1834 Page, Walter Hines, 1855-1918 Paget, Lady Mary Paget, Wallenza Perks, Sir Robert William Phipps, Constantine Percy-Smith, Charles Pleve, Viacheslav Konstantinovich, 1846-1904 Poklevskii-Koziell, Stanislav Alfonsovich Portland, William Charles Arthur, 6th Duke of, b. 1857 Revelstoke, John Baring, 2nd Baron, 1863-1929 Ridley, Jasper Nicholas, 1887-1951 Ridley, Matthew White, 2nd Viscount, b. 1874 Roberts, Sir Frederick Sleigh, 1st Earl, b. 1832 Rohan, Ronald Romanovsky, Georges, Prince Rosin, Roman Romanovich Rothschild, Emma Rothschild, Anthony de Roxburghe, Henry John Innes-Ker, 8th Duke of, b. 1876 Rutland, Henry John Brinsley-Manners, 8th Duke of, b, 1852 Rutkovskii, Iosef Vladislavovich Safonov, A Salisbury, James Edward Cecil, 4th Marquess of, b.1861 Salm-Salm, Christa Samuel, Herbert Louis Samuel, Viscount, 1870-1963 Sanderson, Thomas Henry, 1st Baron, b. 1841 BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST - 11

. Savinskii, Aleksandr Aleksandrovich / Sazanov, Sergei Dmitrevich Seran, Helen Sevastopulo, Matvei Markovich Shuvalov, Pavel Petrovich, Count Shuvalova, Elizaveta V. Smith, Ethyl Spencer, Charles Robert, 6th Earl, b. 1857 Simpson, James Young, b. 1873 Spencer, Charles Robert, 6th Earl, b. 1857 Spender, John Alfred, 1862-1942 Spring-Rice, Sir Cecil Arthur, 1859-1918 Stanfordham, Arthur John Bigge, 1st Baron Staal, Egor Egorevich, Baron Strauss, Oscar S. Subbotina, Ol'ga Ivanovna Svetchin, Aleksandr Nikolaevich Symior, J

BOX 15 Takis, Alex j Talbot, Edward Bernard, Lord, b. 1855 Thompan, M. Troius, Laurence Toulls, Henry Tseshau, [Manager at Sosnovka] Tweedmouth, Edward Majoribanks, 2nd Baron, 1849-1909 Valery, Paul, 1871-1945 Vessilitsky, G. Vetrizhkovskaia, A.V. Victoria, Princess, Consort of Prince Louis Alexander of Battenburg Vinogradoff, Paul, Sir, 1854-1925 Vitali,D. Volkonskii, Petr Petrovich, Prince Warre Cornish, Blanche Warrender, Margaret Weardale, Phillip James Stanhope, Baron, b. 1847 Wells, H. G. (Hubert George), 1866-1946 Wemyss, Lady Mary Wickhamsteed, Wolff, Sir Henry Drummond, b. 1830 x Wrangel, Herman, Count, b. 1857 ) Wright, Charles Theodore Hagberg, b. 1862 BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST -12 x Yonine, Marina

CATALOGUED CORRESPONDENCE - BENCKENDORFF FAMILY

BOX 16 Benckendorff, Alexander Constantinovich, Count, 1849-1917 To Dmitrii Benckendorff Countess Louise Benckendorff Countess Sofiia Petrovna Benckendorff Count Sir Edward [Grey?] Pater Martin Mr. White Letters to A.C. Benckendorff from various individuals Telegrams to A.C. and S.P. Benckendorff from family members Condolence letters on the death of A.C. Benckendorff Miscellaneous documents relating to the death of A.C. Benckendorff

BOX 17 Benckendorff, Constantin Aleksandrovich, Count, 1880-1959 To Count Alexander Constantino vich Benckendorff ) Countess Sofiia Petrovna Benckendorff

BOX 18 Benckendorff, Nathalie Aleksandrovna, 1886-1968 To Count Alexander Constantinovich Benckendorff Countess Sofiia Petrovna Benckendorff

BOX 19 Benckendorff, Paul Constantinovich, 1853-1921 To Count Alexander Constantinovich Benckendorff Countess Louise Benckendorff

BOX 20 Benckendorff, Pierre Aleksandrovich, 1888-1915 To Count Alexander Constantinovich Benckendorff Countess Sofiia Petrovna Benckendorff Varvara Vorontsova-Dashkova Condolence letters on the death of P. A. Benckendorff

BOX 21 \ Benckendorff, Sofiia Petrovna, Countess, 1857-1928 •'. To Count Alexander Constantinovich Benckendorff - BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST - 13

letters dated Oct. 1903-Dec. 1906

BOX 22 Benckendorff, Sofiia Petrovna, Countess, 1857-1928 To Count Alexander Constantinovich Benckendorff - letters dated Jan. 1907-Jan. 1910

BOX 23 Benckendorff, Sofiia Petrovna, Countess, 1857-1928 To Count Alexander Constantinovich Benckendorff - letters dated Jan. 1910-June 1914 Paul Constantinovich Benckendorff Marchesa Olga Konstantinovna Guiccioli Nathalia Konstantinovna Hartzfeldt Letters to S.P. Benckendorff from various individuals

BOX 24 Dolgorukaia, Olga To Countess Sofiia Petrovna Benckendorff

BOX 25 Guicciolli, Olga Konstantinovna, Marchesa, 1857-1926 To Count Alexander Constantinovich Benckendorff Countess Sofiia Petrovna Benckendorff

BOX 26 Hartzfeldt, Nathalia Konstantinovna, Fiirstin von, 1854-1931 To Count Alexander Constantinovich Benckendorff Countess Sofiia Petrovna Benckendorff

BOX 27 Various Benckendorff Family Members [Abaza], Sophie Benckendorff, Dmitrii (Mita) Benckendorff, Ella (wife of Pierre, nee Naryshkina) Benckendorff, Marie (nee Korchinskaia) Bobrinsky, Minet, Countess Browne, Dorothy, Lady Burturlina, [Bourtourline], Elena Castlerane, Valentin, Viscount Croy, Croy, Adele Croy, Cuny BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST -14

Croy, Isabelle Croy, Lisy Dolgorukaia, Olga Fersen, Sophie Fielding, Basil Fielding, Clotilde Fielding, Susan Hueber, Elena IUstinovna ( Sofiia Benckendorff s personal secretary) Kenmore, Elizabeth, Countess Neipperg, Hissa (nee Hatzfeldt) Ridley children Ridley, Jasper Schmidt, Mathilde Shuvalov, Betsy, Countess Shuvalova, Sophie (nee Naryshkina) Trubetskoi, Mary, Princess Vorontsova-Dashkova, Varvara

CATALOGUED MANUSCRIPTS Baring, Maurice, 1874-1945 Cecil Spencer Le Cimitiere Marin Benckendorff, Alexander Constantinovich [The Finnish Question] Brooke, Nathalie [Natalia Constantinovna Benckendorff] With Compliments Colin, Paul Vision!!! Demidoff Le Peril Allemand [Vyborg Manifesto - Copy]

CATALOGUED DOCUMENTS Benckendorff, Paul Constantinovich Copie du Testament de Paul Benckendorff, Nataliia Filipovna Russian Passport Guicciolli, Olga Konstantinovna Copy of Will BOX 28 CATALOGUED DRAWINGS AND PHOTOGRAPHS BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST -15

Baring, Maurice Baring, Maurice and Ethel Smyth Benckendorff, Alexander Constantinovich Benckendorff, Sofiia Petrovna Vinogradoff, Paul, Sir, 1854-1925

ARRANGED CORRESPONDENCE Diplomatic telegrams - 3 folders Telegrams - Count Lamsdorff and others

ARRANGED MANUSCRIPTS Unidentified authors The Devestated Palace: Memoirs and Sketches Diary:1910 [Essay on the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church] (with cover letter dated 28 Feb. 1925 from D.M. to B. [Maurice Baring?]) [Government of the Netherlands: Position Paper, World War II] Memorandum of Montenegran Delegation to 1913 Peace Talks Memorie degli architetti antichi e modern Miscellaneous manuscripts

BOX 29 SUBJECT FILES Benckendorff, Paul - Last Days at Tsarskoe Selo Biographical information on individuals mentioned in book Copies of various sections of the manuscript with editing marks Corrected galleys Corrections French manuscript with drafts of the foreword and corrections Materials relating to the book's publication and the author Maurice Baring letter and document relating to book

BOX 30 Benckendorff family Address book Archiv Benkendorp: Organ des Familienverbandes der Benkendorpe Cony Croy's stay in Russia post-1917 Death notices Financial papers - post-1917 BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST -16

Hair collections Benckendorff Library - Inventory. Bookplates. Finland. (1898-1903) Circular from N.L Bobrikov to Finnish governors with responses Emigration - Letters to Count A.C. Benckendorff from Count C. Mannerheim and L. Michelin Finnish National Assembly - Response to proposed regulations on military service Typed reports on the Finnish situation. Funeral and religious cards Genealogical societies Gerard, Montagu, Sir (Funeral of) King George V - Coronation, 26 June 1911 Kitchener, Earl, Field Marshal - Memorial Service Program, 13 June 1916. Miscellaneous Obi-Irtish Railway and Trade Route - Maps, proposals. Pavlova, Anna - Matinee programme, 12 October 1914. Russian Embassy in London - Transfer to the Soviet Union, 1924

BOX 31 SUBJECT FILES Russian Prisoners of War - World War I Help Committee - Correspondence (2 folders) - Clippings Printed Materials (2 folders) Russo-Japanese War English Treatment of Russian Ships Participation of the Benckendorffs Sosnovka Estate World War FDiplomacy - Printed Materials (2 folders)

BOX 32. CLIPPINGS Articles by Maurice Baring. Articles by Maurice Baring on the situation in Russia. Bloody Sunday (January 1905) English Newspapers, 1908-1916. Mostly related to the engagement of Nathalie Benckendorff to Jasper Ridley Misc. clippings. Articles by Hilaire Belloc, Mary Coleridge, Jules Lemaitre, and others BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST -17

Misc. Memorabilia, 1900-1926 Obituaries. Count Aleksandr Constantinovich Benckendorff Poetry. Various languages. Russian Politics. 1906-1907. Russian Prisoners of War, World War I and Russian P.O.W. Help Committee.

Box 33 ARRANGED PRINTED MATERIALS Asquith, H.H. - The War: Its Causes and its Message, 1914. (Signed and inscribed to Countess Sofiia Petrovna Benckendorff.) British Government Publications. British Government Publications. House of Commons Parliamentary Debates. Die Friedens-Warte: Blatter fur zwischen-staatliche organisation, No. 3, 1916. La Revue de Pologne. No. 3, February 1916. Lettre Pastorale de son Eminence le Cardinal Mercier. 1914. Russian Government Documents. Ministry of Foreign Affairs Diplomatic Documents, 1914. Vesnitch, Mil R. - La Serbie et la Guerre Europeenne. 1914. (Signed and inscribed to Countess Benckendorff.) - Le Cardinal Alberoni Pacifiste. 1912. (Signed and inscribed to Countess Benckendorff.) Vserossiiskii Zemskii Soiuz - Izvestiia Glavnago Komiteta, 1915 and 1916 Otdel Finansovo-Statisticheskago Ucheta, 1917.

Box 34 -Qv CATALOGUED PHOTOGRAPH Benckendorff, Alexander Constantino vich

ARRANGED DRAWINGS Alopeus, Iohanna Hedwig Sophia Luise von - Grave Benckendorff family coat of arms

ARRANGED PHOTOGRAPHS Ambassador's coach - Chesham Place Art works Benckendorff family Benckendorff family estate - Sosnovka Benckendorff, Constantine and Natalia Benckendorff - Grave "God's Acre" - Cemetary at Crosseu-on-Ceder Nanny and infant BENCKENDORFF FAMILY PAPERS CONTENTS LIST -18

The "Priest's House" and "Punch", a dog, Sept. & Oct. 1926 (photographs belonging to Maurice Baring) Rome - postcards Russian royal family - Postcards of Grand Duke Nicholas and Empress Marie and her Grandsons, taken on board the H.M.S. Marlborough, 8 April 1919

SUBJECT FILE George V - Coronation invitation

OVERSIZED MATERIALS

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Fontanka f Petersh wi iiuvniloY Palace - so yttr 5 0 1 129 Piistisff of womf& on will 5 1 Vi\i WiUi ol ifitmof 131i MurMt uherui mftl Jtatw in Interior 5 3 1321 Chttdelief in dininc room 5 4 133 1 Livutf room interior 5 5 134 Portrait of man. on wan of livia* room 5 6 135 Chest of towers 51 7 136 ConHor 5 8 137 Corridor unljtunwll 5 9 138 Chi£Ae*hin*t 5 10 139 Interior with cknielier til portrtits 5 11 140 Mtrior soits \ 5 12 141 Living *ret 5 13 1421 Vise *M statue 5 14 143 V*J1 relief unit ! 5 15 144! Portrait of worn** oa wall 5 16 145 Portrait of m*a on will 5 17 146 Portrait of woman on will 5 18 i 147 Officer smoking 5 19 149 Yotu^gylia froat of w»Jl reliefwiit-Nri*Ji * j 5 20 149 Fireplwe in interior 5 21 i 150 * O^tlUlA aJS^tCltt? Oft WMX 5 22 151 Kaivw hofiisf o& wull 5 23! i 152 Chest of drawers i 5 24 153 Portrait of man h«gin? on wmll over wse 5 25 • 154 Vide shot of interior 5 26 155 Maril* hists of cherui tagth 5 27 156 Caiinet with crosj, candle and gohkts LI 28 157 Marllestatwofchenii 5 29 158 Marik relkf of two cherwh ang*ls S| 30 159 D*Hciat*rior 5 31 160 Chandelier ui interior 5. 32 161 larse portrait | 5 33 I 162 Portrait ovur ehdr 5 34 j 163 8of«an4ch*tfs 5 35 164 Fireplace | 5 36 I 165 Foor pality photo 5! 37 - can't d«ipher 166 Impoffihl* to determine- | 5 38 [fireplace interior- unusatle) 167 (Bookshelf, 5 39 Terrible awJitV photo 168 Marble cherui statve 5 40 169 Stairwell in interior 5 41 170 Photo too taatgid 5 42 Photo dsmagid

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Film (Dcscrfrttem JHtf. ilHinosiAiUtloul Positiei i ! Lout*! COMtltf i j i 'i i i 111! i 1 i Vura-1898 i ?! 0 i 171 Outdoor seen* 7 1 r 172 Vtaiot-gMnad $*M1 J IOM* ?i 21 i 173 M»i o& tors* is. fulds 7 3 iWjVtiiet looking tomrt 1ft, Stork's swmto&ttuL | 7 175 V*ii«*-8t, Ii&Hc's 9i«k4nil 7 5 1761 Nftktaft B. in 8t. MWV'J Jiv*rt vntl riaoas 7 6 17?! Voaia hiding jidftons 7 7 178 Skit d«aafi4 IAA owr*x»osti 7 8 Photo faa*flt& lftiBtiHuffttttriftr 7 9 180 Bout oft w*t*r ! 7 10 OVMXpOMd 181 Outdoor ivildlMS 7 U 182 Grand cutflVtaij* 7 12 183 Tr**^iB*4stn*t ? 13 184 Dog*s Fftkm-vifiie* 7 IA 185 BTuHiaff MW wUtinwiv 7 15 i 186 Eatrun fftta to tafllbff 7 16 187 OUm*&oft&trMiki0ks I 7 17 188 Ua4tni*5smc«i*l 7 18 189JOtt&!weomiior 7 19 190 St, Mwfc'i ctfkdttl ?! 20 191 (fttoi&B. wife *fe*oas ! 7 21 192 St. Murk's stw* 7 22 193 N>KbJi* B. toUhff 9is«ou ?! 23

9 0 19^ Dwkjk»tofiijMw 9 1 195:YouaiffclrlwiJtlio» 9 2 1961 KiAiiraoi lyliff town ottsJit 9 3 197|P«oskI^^fiff^bkt 9 A 198 ¥oa*& POSIM in. his toss. 5 jFu*ov*r*K»o$*4 199 M«iwitkl>owkrbjtti4?»w wltkwomtt 9 6 200 Mm1! h*td in woods 9 7 201 MUL poslaff mitt to Luaiuff ropu 8 202 Dwkjkw*i4r ! 9 9 203 j Two p«opk jkyiw tcsus ovtrexpostd i 1 j Aiak, no y^tf 10 0 204 Two 2*0*3* outdoors 10 1 205 Two wom«a. wuJkuff o^doon 10 2 206 Bout on wrttr 10 si 207 Vom«i in front of flowtrs 10 A 208 Alkywiv 10 5 ! 1 Nlc* i 11 Q ! Microfilm Reel #1 - Beckendorf Archives

Film Dtstri»tio& H«f. #IH*noj,AUHloijJ Posit io* i La***** ICoaauts 1 | 11 3 210 1 Two p*opi* in front of iwliu? 11 3 Difftrtnt slot- ifa&ftl vi&kr;bric 211 Mutfwaiaurior Hi 4 212 mountains on shor* 11 5 213 smaJlchuwh ,11 6 214JTr*«ttA*lrok 11 7 215 i Vom*ii ii il*?k oiiitfit 8 216! Chilton Jittin? on otttoor kfet u 9 21? i WOBJA with chill ottteon n 10 218Homudbv«itJ u 11 219! Horst etmngt Irivififf JI 12 Dwfcjhot of poor nudity 220 Thm toys JL 13 221iVom«ioiil>ijycl* 11 14 4«1( jhotjpooriwJity 222 CoiW*stOM JUJJ u 15 i 223 Vom»ntLfi*ld3 in front of church 11 16 22^Uni4*n)tifi»]>ksla« n 17 Photo ndi*d 225 j Ma *&i womtt tookaff out of clunk tovnr n ri8 226 Bouts on w*t*r j 11 19 22? Do£*m^4*ijits u 20 1 228iBo>JtkvrtJHr : 11 21 Photo «x)tttatly fr&ifiti 22S Twoeta 22 1 230 u 23 j 231 Ma uA woman with hievckj 11| 24 232 Vom»nwithlilMk^»jj 11! 251 233 MmwiJthhjytuidcifftrttu 11 26 23^ Vom&n^oml.tnin4 JL 27 235 Vomuiwitli L»)t 11 28 j 2361 Vomnn with tons frus 11 291 i I 12 0 237 Sh»inhw*or 1 23S Pwaorsniof city J2, photo v»ry diAtfftd 239 Mftrhl* i*n«h 3 240! OyJttoor airlk stutw of two womn 12 4

i ! 13 0 241 Twoioysons^js 13 1 2^2 M*niiij3«fc 13 2 2^3;Bo»JtinwUttr 13! 3 2^ Chwchintirtor ! 13 4 i 2^5 OuDtdoorhviUines 13 5 j i 1 \m 39 0! 2*16 ¥om»iJittutf»l^l* 1391 4 photo wry poor ptl&y 247 Vom»n*JUaJ>l* (Sophi* B?) i 39! 3! Microfilm Reel #l - Beekendorf Archives

Film Dtscrl)tlom int. ûitnosiMUtiiDiii ?o*iftio& Utittt CoftmtHs j j ! 248 Bo** nadir Irito ! 39 41 249 M*i from kMud ovJtdoors 39 250 Voawirowiaffioit I 39 8 251 O^doorj^w 39 9 poor^vjOilty 252 VtitirfoiuDtiiiLJtUtii 39 10 253| Old woani vntk start >i*yiite a &w& 391 11 254|BtiHJaff««*rtor 3« 12 255 Pm?off ia. okmk 39! 13 256 Borto&imttr 39 14 25? VommrowiMioUt Jl 151 258 Vom*& TOwas r lout 39 16 259 Womta twin* ko*Jt 260 Mttrovrtsf tout 39LJL 261 M«i witi ôwkf kts (torn luLkd 39^9" 262! Waterway 39 20 poor shot; nvmhr aot ippiwalt 263 BviMii«siliov*tt« 39, 21 joor sôtj imakr aot «j«tDt 264 39 33 ik)t wry &He 265|Pto*k from fe&feio&kifli 266| Two womtn on l*d*t 39 35 26?lMarHastoitoK 39 nvmi«r not wpwwiJt 268 Ouyt4oorpl««i 39 37 269| BwHbgs ovtr wafer 39 38! nymlur aot *ppw»at 270iBuiH»ff«ft*rior 39! 39 271 MothiruiAtwcliiUrtJi 39 40 271 m»gil,li skit 39 41 pkito too poor iittlity 2721 Bouts tfbrtor 39 42 i i Loeftftftftotilntifiti 0 273 BviiliLffJ iOid WWW 2?4:Vom«iwHlis

Lotion no(ld«ii)tlfit4 41 0 ! 283 Siliov*««jiiip]*2i J! 3 1 286 j BojJts in w*Jttr-V«ilfl« 41 28?! fiHoa*ir e JU 2 i

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Film D«Sfri9tU>& jHtff. tllttfiOS •Uitioul Position Lout** Comatmts j

288 Ovtdoor «*M 41! 1! 289 Coa?, ?j*m Hid N«tbJi* S. JILL 6 290!Mw»lnUrior 41 5 291 i OH mtft, womui i&l two cMlditn outdoors 41 71 292 Yomui oi rock fcb&l fi* hinf 41 8

j Bo$ii$vltfc 42 0 293|4off 42 1 VOAIA i& wMt« ouJtsiii tow* 42 2 295 Vomii cwr^inc liml [from UIM) Ji 10 296 Pi23*H OWitdOOR 41 297 Doff 41 11 nmiir not wjunnt 298 do?* in folk 42 3 oviriioosii 299 lo?i&fkUs 42 5 300 doSTJ^fiiMi Jt [H 301 DossiafMifc 42 g 302 Wo&u oft liMi. witi. iogs 42 9 nun W not upttnnt 303 do? 10 nvmWnot wpinnt 304 SoMitrs 42 11 305 Hors« «d

Location vai4ta]tifw4-look J lik« Eajluai 44 0 Nott: ftJaojt nil photos ttnttk tualiitv 308iTwokBis 144 1 309! Ftfwols-Jmpossttl* to s« tht «st j_ 44 3 nun? poor-*Jffiost Ulicibl* 310 Two m*& »t tiik outdoors 44 9 not* Misk fl*ff ud Enfflisk wicine 311 Ptojk 44 6 unsiMit photo 312 ttat Hoik • bdlv vijiil* 44 7 nvahr not niuUly wpittnt I Lotion vjd^aJtifttd - V«um? 45 0 313 Arcinstrwt ! 45 1 3141 Worn** in era* from UIM 44 12! 315 Cbw& lalttrtor I 45 2 316 Womwt witli to? til out 45 A 317 ¥om*& ovJtdoors 45 6 318! Dogs drinking wutir torn Ink* 45 319 Vomm liftine kn*» ! 45 5

! Lotion Midintifiid «6 0 320 Doff MSlt to giro 46 1 321 Dojoncbir 46 4 # not fcppunnt 322 MeaoniosdsMp ! 46 5 323 Picnic 146 3 324!Dofftt»toffua* 146 2 Microfilm Reel * I - Beckendorf Archives

Film DtstrlitlAft H«f. i&t«|19S]MlllllBlftl Position Ldfttti CommtHf

I 325! N*tn*]w »nd PJurw B. 46 8 326! Boats on tne Fontmk*, St. Ftttr&wff 46 9 327 M*n fixag woman's jut 46 7 328 Alixtnd*r Bewkindorff on d*ok of snip 46 6 329 Mttonnorji 46 10 330 46 13 331 46 14 iiDttswitf 332 46 12 333 Picaic-Conyj Pirnn wl otlurs 46 11 334 Muiwitn toiling pot 46 17 335 Peopkridinff horses 46 6 num Jer not uppwtnt 336 46 15 Poor qunlity pnoto 33?Dogs*tpky 46 19 number noUppwnt 338 Man sitting- outside-Fierre (?1 46 18 339 Little girl on stool 46! 20| 340| Couples outdoors 46 21 I Lowtion uniiintifi*d • Ruf sit JL 0 341 Men outdoor picnw t*ik witn sun.0Y*n 4? 1 342 Men on norsek wk 47 2 snot tJmost illejiil* 343 troik* 47| 3 number not tpp««nt 344 j ¥om*n on donkey or mule 47 4 number not *pp*rent j Location vnilefijttfitd 48 0 ! 345 F»mily strolllnf by miuion 48 1 346 BuiUine exterior 48 2 i 347 BuiUinffeitterior J* 3 348 Bouts in w»ter utr building 48 4 i 349 Couplioneowt 48 5 350 Tnree peopie outdoors 48 6 no# 351 Tnree men 48 7 i 352 EUtrly ooupk JL 8 353 Resting witn dof *fter ^iminton-Alixuviir B. seooa 48 9i so* 354 Castle Bwnierc, new Viennt, betoncinff to Croy fun 48 10 355 Cony 48 11 ; 356 T wo youn? cirls 48i 12

Unidentified location 49 0 35? {JtjJbottj 49 1 358 Cnuwneitterior 49 2 359 People outsiii 49 3 i 360! reop> in center amonyst pttseons 49 4 i 361 Ouit door s^iw&y 49 5 1 362! St, Mtfk's tttafol v*nici 49 1 363:AKnvfty 49! 7 Microfilm Reel *1 - Beckendorf Archives

Film DtstriytioK Htff. tlmmof Ailltioiil Fositwi ! L»«4t*4 iC»m»«its

364|BtfHnff«xttriDr 49 8i 365 Euildiw«}rt«rior 49 9! 366 BTuMiifftMttnor 491 10 36? OvJEdoor stftjft* of am oa k>«* 49 11 368 Dof*s jiJwt-Viaiei 369i<3oa§0fe 49 370 E&Knfie« to Cut!* Dvino 49 14 371 Grotto ia. Ctstk I>viao 49 15 372 C*stk£ftJ&0 49 373 Cistk Dviio 374 Ctstk Duiao 49 18 375 Towir »Jt C«tl* Dviao 19 376;Btilitat3fttrior 49 20 377 Grotto it Cwtk Dviao 49 21 378 2al tikraiMJ Cistk Dmo IS 22 379 V«ai5t-st»)tTtts 149 23 380 Mwbl* stow 1 49 24 381 EuiWliiffs tit fifett 25 382 Ptopk ovjtdoors 49 26 383:Woauiov*foors 27 ao# 384 H«etl*riEtrM 49 28 385 Hovs« 49! 29 386 Builliiff tmttrior 30 photo totill? iiaiiaid 387 M«L ro win? on w>Jt«r 49 31! photo tot*lly 4*m»5*d j jLocttto&utife&t&Itt 65 0 not*: most of this stt bmftget 388 Horst u4 ivrey ottfcors 65 1 limnffti photo 389 Pwik 65 2 390 Ptojl* w*]kiw 65! 3 3911 Pwjk wnikiaff ita? rood 4

66 0 392 Tm 66 1 393 Ptopli swimming1 In vmtir 66J 2 3941 8ophi* B*Mk«a4orff «*Jt*4 with h*Jt uid mtaft o«4 3 3951 Woman staitei on 5*rk tench 66 4 no*

Locfctic.aviad»Hifi*4 0 fiott: v»rv poor parity cwvp 396 Doffafitlb -it 2 397 BvildiJiff with obok Jl 398 6? 4 399 MMI on k>rs« 67 5 480iOtttoortoitt 6 401 i Conv. Pitrr* o4 N>iij]H-«lliuv»kiv siksi, lit Pittrs 67! 7! «02:Hore*siacwri*tf4S | 67 8

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Film DcsfrlfUoi Miff, ijxittnos.MlltlOUl Posittoii Lotaiei ComatiK i ill ! ! 403 16? 9 I 404 island 16? 10 405|iskftl 167 11i i 406! dog drinking frea wtitr 6? 12 40? Ouutdoor Jtom oiliet LJSZJ 13 j 408 i wti&ff down Jtrwt from hthind '67 14 jhoto totally 4*tt«*d 409 ijl*nd 6? 15 Shotoduufid ' 410 ivildinf? J? 16 photo diffilftd 4111 toff fefttUs 6? 1? 412! Boaovfc* -Aluxuidtr & Cony 6? 18 I Locution vnid*ntifi*d 68 0 413 Bvildin? «tt*rior 68 1 414 Young l*di« witn oktitoi 68 2 415 Cnildrtn ut w*t*r fovitiin 68 3 416 Exterior 68 4 41? Building *xt*rior 68 5 no# 418 Building «tt*rior 6 419 P*opl* fitting on hncnw wii* jnot 68 ?! no# 420 Little koy with kt J! 8 421 i Childrcn wiping oviiid* door 68 9 422! SttunhoUt in wnitir 68 10 423 Moth*r ud uhildnn wilking from hhind 68 11

Locution vnilintifl*d 69 0 424 wornm in dining room 69 1 425 m»nwitlic«n*rA J9 2 1 426 cloj* \» of mm'J fwi 691 3 42? ttin Jttt4inf 69 4 photo 4*Jftifi4 428jtr»«iinrw*tr 69 5 429 *ld*rly ai& with «taink on tirmsi 69 6 430 ffM&ftftii&ouiUib; 69 7 431 m*n in nunw itrwt 69 8 4321 trt« ov*r rw»l str**t 69 9{ ! 433 tn*$ 69 10 434 mtn idling on str«t cornir 69 11 1 435 I on* m»n idling on strut uonwr I 69u_12 i 436 row ^ottjts on w*Ktr 69 13! ' 43? lout docks ml vi*w of coutlin* 69 14 438 69 15 439 room interior 69 16 440 crowd toil norsts Ut mwtfo 69 17 441 j woman *nd cnild amr rivir witn now* in iwkerovid 69 18 I i locution Tjnid*ntifi*d (sun*« 469] 70 0

PaoeH Microfilm Reel #1 - Beckendorf Archives

Film Dtstrijtui jHtt. tlittnoi.AUitioul LMtttt Commtals i t i i 1 BwBtup 170 1 443 ruins of * liyildliig1 70 444 rms-*«*riof v»w 70 3 445 i Akradtr B. mm for jortrwt 70 i 446 Sopai* B. sitting forfortnl t 70 5 i 447 Cony slttiig for jortrni, kw^Uitf 70 el 448 Cony s&bff for wrtinic, nriov M. 7 449 CO«tljM Ji 8 4SQ 2 wo&*& i& ftoat of etsti* 70 9 45HfotoE*B. 70 10 452 tldtrly womii witi

lotion unknown 71 0 463 soUkrs wdlkinc 4own aovntnin p>Jtk 71 1 464 mta (pojsiily soUinre) in fitll, cowtlin* I 71 2 465 | soMters rcstiaf on n fitld J-i 3 4661 man «al wom«i ri4iaff k * w 71 4 467 m»wl>ijiffittiitoju»ffoiintf»lrojul 71 s| 468! &n* &«akn of mmliaff kad witi laitnanw J 71 6 469 solars in (kfiild 71 7 • 1 bctfion vjikaowii 72 0 470 mil ttd wom»n wstin? on snss va4»r tms 72 1 471 2 m«n mi womin on norsiiMk 72 2 472 4 atn ai woa*n jittina1 outdoors 72| 3 473 wi*n swat - 5«osl* in ciltv _?2J 4 474 mm sftti&ff 72 5 475 nors* etrruffi on wit* tim\ 72 6 476 shins 72 7 477 j m«a siKte o& sniss tauter tn« 72 8 478 i do? nstuf in «h*ir iasM* room 72 9 479 S Rvisi*n Jiilsr in vaifonn, on $Mj JL 101 480 m«i in uniform, pojiw o& Mil ^ltli trra 72 ui 481 ships iabrlior 72| 12! ^AlixuidjtrB.jJulCoiivpkvlMfl^iMpiiJiO | 72! 13! Microfilm Reel #1 - Beekendorf Archives

Film jDcscmtlm nee. imtnos Fasltiftii Lotitti CoftBtHS

483ikrfcorTOW 721 14 484 72! 15 485 muiiaunifom 72 16 4 m«& rtlwdji? o& viruiidjt 72 17 487 aibfto&ikfc J2 18! 488 f*n* i& front of )*}*»> tmt 72 19 489iSift^tb»^ J2 20 4901 iaiU ktt oft wtor swrouakd fcy fof Ji 21 491 warts cooklaff O^IOOK 72 492 i womii &&? u&ifct ikM.i 72 23 493 mii sfitiv «tiMi, tefon pliit J [t«*iia4] 72 24 494j2&t*$3lttoffiiHftHft 72 25 495 i to? kt. tows tri 2 riflts 72! 26 496 mifttiklaffftotosn^ 72 27 497 offieifoiiliOftrdjMi 28 498 ohM ii towil sittiM o& smi21 tita 72 29 499 »li»rlv womu jittiaj 721 30

locjJtioa yas j«cifi«4 73 0 500 yow My 02 bo*Jt, holdiM *& our 4

501 TV 2 502 s*ilbo*it oa w*t*r 73 3 503 sulbout o& miter JtL-4 504 aftoftlts 4ook«4. ko%« ia iMkerovad 5 505 ptopli in. co wt y»M i& tro&t of iw^wtv Jl 6 506 j atiis pvJliuff otrt w* \roo4j iotst, dill 73 7 507 w*v« hilttiLff rotst&M j kwu, ^onti 73 8 508 io>Jt v^ lm OH&stiliiftr start -21, 9 509 tropic*! ffirtta 73 10 510 ittirt&e* to brat wt 2 kiki 1& fwslt _71 11 t&oto ta&ifftd 511 LorjMirt1w« t&i »iO9k 12 512 vi*w of wijtw, touts tooini kva4ry oa obtk«llM 73 13 513 m*&oftkaBk 731 14 SMifftto&teeftfttfitfloftK 73 15 515 cotstliai, tnif \ 73 16 516 2woatn+ 1 mnaiaworkclotliAJiiifTOijlt of bout 73 17 317 73! 18 518! fUm, Coiy tsl two otkr m» poiiiff for pitfwt I 73 19 519 3 io»)tJ oa wiiir 73 20 520 soajtutrl^B 1 73 21 521 eirl ariakiag from wiktifbukii^, J tnrt 73 22 522 Vovn? kilis nstja? mir skirt 73 23 523 goat *il man o& mountain mil 73 24 524 vovti. o& rock wf fisiiiff pol*, mw wuttr 73! 25 325 trtis, w»JCir 73 26! Microfilm Reel #1 - Beckendorf Archives

Film Ptstriftiem Nw. tlittnof AUitioul Position LoffcUi Coma*kts I 1 i 526 pttfwtf girl in i«nwl>tfo«noitftj 73 271 527 Mite 73 28 528 CoastuitiM Al*kj»i4rovi(jh B«Mk*i4orff AK A Coay 73 29! 529 girl on mounJCtin romd _73 30

j ]&«!*»& W2w£u4 74 oi 530 yo w womtn on iioycl* 741 1 531 womin riifrff i&ydn 74 2 532 loy ruuiaff in fl*r&i& 74 3 533 lovlyinffonlinnutiringirdin 74L_i 534 2 womtn + toy f n*kinf log's P*WJ m*n jittinf 74 5 535 toy + 2 womtn in wortcobtn*J 6 536 tliUrly mm MW w*Jl n

location yniptdfid 0 537 mm w^ enili in window jo 1 538is»i]to*tfebrikor 50 2 539 m*n+2womtnonki»lt 50 3 540 j cMI4r«L. tafort taiUiiff w/ ornnmtnts 50 4i 541 Pi«ZA SMI MOTO 50 5 542 womui in fort of iyillinf 6 543 cnildrtn kfont iyildine1 w/ onuatats 7 544 545 strt^sctnt - wen, ptopk, cwt 50 9 546 2 yovlnsinfutiMi SO 10 547 ttffwt *M gu^*n 30 U 548| mtn on ptot; oofomas, uron 50 12 i ! 549 cTOwi on stmt: oU kuiliinff A 13 550 vitw of Urbor • touts + reoftopi 50 14 551 t*ll spirt 50 15 552 stoat iitk iwnwty 16 5531 woman on stont mt^ wall, luillinf? 17 554 2 womtn on putn, stont wiJl 50 18 555 io*Jt ntw snort • movntilns, iviWass 30: 19 5561 man wf il?$|k btfo« toun 50 20i 55? ruins of slow wull 50 21 338 S 4o?s, wJl 50! 22 559!m»aott«T»4Wif 4off I 50! 23 560! ntimv station, mift, moiattift 50 24 561 io*Jt oaikin^ piopl* 50 25 i location vjisjMifiad 51 0 562 ^ view of V«nic4 from c»il Sl| 1! 5631 m»n (poss, rtliciovj) & womm in ffiritft 51! 2. 5641 mk oiiiN ? ^idfj, ftttt? 51 3!

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Dtscnitifti mff. vuttrios Aiiitioui Positioi ! Lacitti

53 0 5651 wo&«& tit talk,gtts * I 53 1 566i$fe&in&ft&i3&*& 53 a 56? P*ojl«kop«ie*mifi 153 3 568 &ii *Jt refill, oowtliw, moimtuxu I 531 4 569!iiNm$.k^i 53 5 570 53 6 571 juliojJcj toekti tms I 53 7 572 JMJJ nai iout J ia krlor -£. 8 573! vitw of eoa&oatrc' twrifrgs to. got* 53 9 574 53 10 575 eM lal koy o& stu^tit 53 11 576 woaitt*adl«oyei Jtni« j 53) 13 577 wmttiftli, voaui on iuojur 53 13 578 toy oft ti<j hfon kowi 53 14 579 luxurious ttmvetjgiriln, boy po*iaf 53 15 580 womui, boy, nuk of itow will tn«$ 32 16 581 i j*opl* waJkiaff fe kne* gwftta, lie m«si» 53 17 582 am «4 womii on iiacli i 53 18 583 tlAirly iti it yo w womtn ia giHu 53 19 584 3 voa*n & boy, owtk, \mt 53 30 585 aai & do? on romisHi, cowtliw, movaittlii ; 52 31 586 toy vrt obj*«t (toy?) o& bia?b. 53 33 587 boyonp*bbl*b*Mb. 53 33 398 tn«i raid, UUi 32 24 589 yo&ff b4iAf oa tnwllMi with, JH 35 590 wom«i & cirl »i w»Jt*ffoiatniii in w»Jl 53 36 591 womti oil 1st pkyiaf ^ firitft 53! 3? 593 brook, f.rwj, fims | 53 38 593 hivstt, clotkjliais, wnttr 53 39 594 worn**, ssi routeito, ?o«tUw 53 30| 595 2 womia, an nl toy o&Soonti} 1 32 31 596 3 wonun, *ft&wi& ttt »itl 1 52 32

59? flommoMtt' ytri nte uA }]*tiiA tomt 5333 598 mi&ib&ffo&itori j 53 34 599 a*i5fkvlm? 52j 35 6001 cM ml tof roftis&tj settf 53 36 601 53 37 602 t^i.iill !53 38 603 otouds ovtr waiir 521 39 604 i t&taak&tti vltw, buildup, nsMn? wts, ^IOPI* 52 40 605 mi& 4c wom*i o& &o^ti% oiuirvUtioa jlutform ! 53 41 606J3$topki&loo4t4roto 153 43| Microfilm Reel ~ 1 - Beckenciorf Archives

Film D«tri»tioa Htff. • lit trios. UUtioul Fositw* ! Loutti iCommtHs j I I j boucioa vispiijifiid 53 0 60? UllsMpsinktior 53i l! 608 offiw& w&aji&oftffltiibrvekwt 53 2 609 pliilDEJ.kittlf iifllH 53 3j 610 rHiRonkttiliwkiafiiU 53 4| 611 mu in ttnnu flostvm*pkvi w injtnut^nt, lev 53 5 612 2m«LW*Jkinff 6 613 2 mtn o& promtafti* 53 7 61412 &t&,staeks 53i 8 615 dog a*tr v»Jt»r 9i I 616 wom«. *ai ma p*ttiic ioe, ton*,AOVJ I 53 10 617 11 613 lomsvf ciitsiifliH JSt 12 619! wom*n noldin? kaindl, toH* 53 13 620 woofon AOVS4, womtt ulimiiij th* vnJl ! 53 14 621! pwttt wom«n in fistiv* toiw, bats 53 15 622 &u crouuMnff u» wtir 53 16 623 muuiKinf infiutt ; 53 17 624 wm*n sitting fotfitlUi'MJ 153 18 6251 man *nd womui ** Itsk, wrtaa, vrindow 53 19

6261 &*& in rthniffeostt&t , lot, iutnim«<# ovrtidas 53 20 62? whit* 53 21 photo ta&iM TOtitBiflftlt 628 wom«i rtdinc 02 term* 53 22 629 wom*& in kimono, ^wkdrop, plunt, vdsAow 53 23 6301 woman in kimono tollis? Qowire, kwkdrop 53 24 631 m«Linfort.YsinrUM 53 25 632! womii pkyia? jiuo, 2 m*a & wom« ]isti& ; 53 26 I locutioii. ^ip«ifi*4 54 0 633} juppiM o& crwj, 4ookf 54 1 634|4wlsk«iilo&kw& 54! 2! 635 to PUPPV o& few*,dockj , ttU JMPJ 54 3 L_ &36 p-mppyonkwn ) 541 4 j j botJtioii Mipwifitd 57i 0! 637i&ULMarboit 57 1 6&jtow« In covairir, trt*s, Ull j 57 2 639 lioujfts, iouiliir str»*t 57 3 640 tov*tt in movsittjft viJliv 57 4 641 mil, toskty v^ o«t in fofiJt, uir kn«i j 5?! 5 642 i kivsw in moyntidn v*Biy I 5? 6 6431 «ml*akmifilt - Mts, hovs« j 57 7 644! tmhikmiit - mia, uti. taras 15?! 8! 645! iwrow pws^wtv, stou kxiiiJiiiffj, 3 $to$k 57 9 646 j ttilvftv stmttoa, bsw»$, tnt, Mil, ifttitajt i 571 10 j

Page 16 Microfilm Reel #1 - Beckendorf Archives

[Film Dcscrljtio* jr. imerios AiiltlOUl Positio* ComBiitf

i 64? wom*n swromaiti iy ikats 5? 11 648 2 girls kfore arch, stoat wall 15? 12 649 j woman taltiaff eiatr*. gurita 57 13 65012 girb on ponits tofertstoa t wiQI 57 14 2 ffifls on soni« Mm stoat will 57 15 652 j worn** & sirl, tntf 57 653 woman & flrl tow 5? i? 654 mtm, woman, plants 5? 18 655 cirlnaisciicywli 57 19 656 man ft woma on jaJtft, iiir wilir 57 20 657 mtn it womin on paitn, tms, small caiin 57 21 658 m«n & wom«L OIL itik. trtts. small oalin 5? 22 659 mm & woman, tru, plants 5? 23 660 man's toadi n oaj 5? 24 pnotodamaftd 661 man's kad in uap 5? 25 mwhbittir 662! jirl oft to??]!, to stoat wall 5? 26 663 ailitanr kad &*nttaff, drl sit* roilslli 5? 2? 664 svl on Hswltj to wall limits 5? 28 665 2 m«n & 2 womm on pati. in fonst 5? 29 666isott3trc marcn on stittt, sirl sits onsid* 5? 30 66? j woman on stairoas^walllntf his, woman wf faiktt 5? 31 663 Aorst ft eaniact, riltr, Russian ohvwli, rural stttiaff 5? 32

location Msptcified 60 0 1 669 i torsi & oimtft, rjltr, Russian OAVWA, ranistring 60 11 pnotoout 67012 ofTiotrs, womin, tnts, strutt WIUMI 60 2 671 wooiin novi*, tn«s, 4irt patn 60 3 672 mm insMii, «wtiias drawn [pos s. inilroad oarfl 60 4! 673 solars in &H. b,y ?t«ki (soil: ihaki?\ 60 5 6?4iwomtt, 2 mi%. to o& kwi, AOHSIS 60 6 675 bifdQvliiff.Jkv 60 7 6761 hirtor - took?,JMJJ , kUtJ 60 8

Bosnovki 61 0 67? I*opk on kwna piuiic tail* 61 i 678 oMlinn walking 61 2 679 \ 2 m«&, etfH, smaJl iouc, tms^ w«*r 61 S' 680 ptojli tfoundjieni c tiUt 61 681, kwiL ii? trti, taik 61 5 1 $82 child war path, tms* rook 61 6 683! tors* & cart, m«n bmliae, Mrota 61 7 684!kovsts, tms^kWK 61 8 685! f*of It $«tti&ff picnic \&b vmiir tm 61 9 ^86 k.^*&awtULfi4ld 61 10 68?! person at*r bm }to*t 61 11

Page 17 Microfilm Reel # 1 - Beckendorf Archives

Film Dtstriptio* H«. •Iiunoj.AUitioul PoHtuii Lout** Comatmtf i 1 ! ! 688 j 2 nors« & cart, stvtnl mtn, fiald, tms 61 12! 6891 &ti Mir norst & out,, tfrctas 6l| 13 690i mtt Mir iteik ttik, MM* fiild 61 i 14

691jftopkJtms 61 15 I 692! yov» Mv & stttbmtft en $*&, JIHV teat ftftwi; 61 16 ieedeai 6931 p*ojl* tit yteife ti< ^ trw 61! 17 6941 mminnicnnto fefoftbift iiij in took 61 18 695 i m«a a. fonit hfon wood itnlti.&U 61 19 696! piopli picaiBiac oa. kwi, ial*r tni^ stiow 20 1 697 i 2 m«& ia fonst «nmr smifl us« Ji 21 698! 2 offwtw, vowiff woaia, VHH, wuJJi 61 22 69912 wornta, 2 toys kfon knjisis & urch*J 61 23

boijtoa uatf p*oifi*d 62 0 7001 &ow!tfti& roii flock of eoUtj.nmis 62 1 ?Oi:*rch*deolloB*i« 62 2 i 63 0 702ilos, iowl Imk mXLvl wiadfiw 1 703 j ttimra to old iovi* (hmutL tret &a*4 t3]*ir 63 2 i i loc^ion vasptcifiid 64 o! 704! kiLis o& kwji, bam, tr*« 641 1 7051 wom«i on horstbwk, ftact, tnts 64 2 64 3 70? Bwlii^ 64| 4 7081 ndb, howM o& iill 64 5 709 Bwhiw 64 6

710;yovi»ffmiiiJllttiJtf 641 7 711 womuui^tiLS1 64! 8 712 j wo&ti siJEtlw wf «*a«r* & iook*t wUtcli 64 9 713! irtkwty, wd, lurst woodiB. door 64 10 7141 yov&ff &u sittififf 64! 11 713 R«a*iss*Lfl« ivildiajs JM 12 j bcaJtion ^utsMcififtd 74 0 roll #74 continwd 716 j commoLfolk uir iviUlafs 74! 8! 717 2 &i& *&l l*dv in iNia 74 9 718 i m«i ill child on hK&frtw, in e»rt*n 1A io i 719 dock?.knutj 74 11 720 j cMUrin posing on stun, uaitet kuwis 721 i wom>n instntftin? do? 74 13 722! m«& Mid 3 wom«a in front of towt 74! 14 723! vom»n in roi*., M*f sturctf i J1LJ5. 7241 m*n josin? in front of cowtlln* 74 16

Page 18 Microfilm Reel #1 - Beckendorf Archives

Film DtscrtftlA* me. ftUfttrjos AtUMfiUl Position ! Lot atti 1 Coutiti I ! | i 1 1 i 7251 worn** wiJti, Iwyclij ivy-covwtd Hurt 741 17 726 ptopk «mnd Ulto in 2*r4*n j 74! 18 727 {2 yo w totiw, 2 toys wlir tow 74 19 72812 womta + *Mirly mm on rooksj tms ?4i 20!

7291 shwp crwins + tot&i LM 21 730 i ooaaoafolk fvroan + onildrtn) n*w towt* i 74 22 ?31 womii +1«« 74 23! 7321 yo w Iftiy s&iftff on tau&tr, swromaM fcy f late 74 24 7331 woman o4 key OB, movatii& pUt^ 74| 25 734! vomnii uui loy on raid 741 26 735 \roa»i oa iwkj 74 2? 736 {ma o& rookun r skim 74 28 737' womui i&i toy li front of door (+ «twortc) 74 29 738 m*ioniiijvol» 1 74! 30 7391 strut mat, orew4 + k\uts 74 31 740! toy on liflvok ia front of ivy 74 32 741 i mm, worn**, cnillnn in gtrli& 74 33 742 j 2 wom*n on *ttfrei*t 74 34 7431 Urrw* - toy w? tiksoow + mm & womnn ! 74 35 744 i vovnff womm uv coistliM, v»w of w»Jt*r 74 36 745 j aii *ai toffi n ffirtin 74 3? i location viisi*dfii4 75 0 746 j comaonfolk n*ir aikisnift dwlliaf + toy i 75 74?!&omliHtoi>^3*s^s 75 2 748 j eisbl w»Jl + tms & tovsts 75! 3 7491 coamonfolk in front of towt ! 75 4 7501 commonfolk in front of tore* + stn«t 75 5 75! el I bc»Jtionvnsjtcifi*4 76! 0 7521 rowkitt on w»t*r + novsts & movnttln 76 1 753 i Jtrt*tsc*M - m*n pkyinf + I»v*t»n4irf 76 21 7541 sttt«tso*n* - ma jkvinff + IWaton 761 l! 735 tlferly mi& + girl in front of finrfun 76 4 •

bontion unsptoifiid 77 0 7561 jirl vrf wt in wi 7? I 757! 2 WOBM + aMld snr ?«tli vntt 77 2 75S m»noni»loony 77 3 739 jwplt, trt«infi*id 77 4 760 commonfolk ovJtdoorj 77 5 761 jyov&f wom»nls h«k on took ??! e! 762! tout oflfr ton ! 7? 7!

e 19 Microfilm Reel #1 - Beckendorf Archives

Film Distrfetift* Htf. ilUtir^os AUitioiil Pe*itiom Commtkts : ! ! 1 ! \ 7631 p«opk on eat, in front of k>us* 77! 8 764 womm in twawiv 77 9: 7651 watt siKiaff ! 77| 10! 766 smtJl touts lD«kti fisniaff uts ! 77 111 76? i VOVM p*op> MW fesfcs,stoa t will 77 768 {AMuuto*. Btrb** tasto., tr«f 7? 13 7691 womm on hill roeks, ivMzs frtgmtat 7?! 14 770 roosttfSj cMiHct&Sj dtgi 7? 15 j 7711 toftifi&ff M*row strttt. y? 16 772 Jton* l-ndliass i_77 17 779 rooftop «hi»a*y* 77 18 774 commonfolks' oyi&t& - tartfoot in vwi, knjau 7? 19 775 MgroshMnd^liJ.liuytf 7? 20! 776 ooujtluu - cliff J, vntir 7? 21 777! strtw & wo4 Jtgo4* 77 22 778iBt8ros.ktts.tnts 77 23 779| Viittt • St. 8tt$ta.'s Cti&ital 77 24

towJtion Mspwifad 79 oi ?8D|giri loy & man in wi mr k\iist 79 ii 781 i sailor, ofiw & womii o& JMJ 79 a! 782 youajf wom*i p«rtnsr torn luMud lii? cwtnia 79 3] 783 79 4 7841 jto jl* tovitf firm, wood sl*i 79 K 7S5 nil, kill riw 79 6 786 2 mti. wring) & irivtr 79 7 787 jotjiaff m»n oft rook, w*Jt*r 79 8 788 Sosnovkn - Sophtt, Cony, Aitxundir, N*Jt*lit _W 9 789 l*opl* tfturisff otfrtuffi, orowd of onloekirj 79 10 790 toff in etair, room imrior 79,U 791 mta. on natok MWHH kovi« 12 792 ship - aists, ropts, younf womm slimline 13 793 mwts, ro$«s 79 14 794 j 2 men pl*y mvslc, 1 mift Hstns 79 795 nowwj 79 796 2 mtn jky mw«, 1 m*n listins 79 17 79? sailor on snip, Rvjsi*n Ntvy fl*f, \nttr 79! 18 798 troikkinfottJt 79! 19 799 Nnvy oftlnr & oivillinn on site 79! 20 800 croup portnit on tH& (mvr ft sisst&ffirs} 79 21 301 i aistj jliJtform, piopl* oa jMp 79 22 802 i suitors on sMj in sort _7L 23 803 ship - mr feck, tihsr sMi$ in jott 79 24 804 ptopl* o& howi shij, lifihout 79; 25 805 ship - rttr feck, othtr ships in port 79 26!

Page 20 Microfilm Reel ^ 1 - Beckendorf Archives

Film D«scrt9tloi. Htff. tUttriOS AilttlOUl : 1 Fssliifti! Locate! CoaatiU !

j 79! 27i 807 itall sfttos&kfto r 79 28 808|sliis»fttrfcor 791 29 809 fttrlor-^nts.sfti^^^ysgi 79! 30 810 ifttrfcor-wiittr, tows 79 31 81112 ottltiiu, 1 Nnvy offtoroaiMk, tifita* 79i 32| 812 Ntw oftfetrs o& 419k, 9ir»it 79 33 813 step 4wk - 2 atft, «a«% umittlk swwt 79 34 814 i sailors o&took, ww of port 79 35 815jwo&fc&OftSftftbek 79 36 316! 2 m*%, worn** oft JMP duck, ckirc, oRoanfts, witt 79 37 i i ! lotion wupidfud 80 0i 817 wom*& in smss fi»U, tr*ts 80) ll 313 &*ft wfcft

Film iDcscriUlom Htf. ilftttnos AUitioul Position. j jLMit*l iComatits j \ | lotion M^p*i3if»4 82| 0 84? 1 Vsuw L^bor- yu4oki, sMpSj k vildiLjj 82 li r T 348i

850 igttaaiffl,ro«lKJ tabs 82 4 851 j man, womia, child, hfort how* \a4ir t«« 82 5 852 cowtliia, JMP 82! 6 853 N*Ulii 82 7 854 1 mm onfcwyak, mm wuJkinff, krgi Itilifrf J2 8 855 j commonwomna wf chiMnn uir will 82 9 856!toy, a« . & ti&k of fliisvwi, trns 821 10 1 83 0 85? I vromni is! cMM on raid Jl. 1 858 fold, tms, 2 ptoplt J&. 2 859 j womtt & elkHAuft o& kvm, tnuJ law lidliuff 83 3 860 j 0i oa ro^B Wow sm J3 4 8611 girl wJriif iv sMsik 83 5 8621 toss on sl«re Won ham, doorwy 6

863 2cMUrtiioiikwiiJttt« 83 7^ 364 j moTUtfain i*tk, lio^tJ, movatwn tops 83 8| i 84 0 8651 WQ&JA ovtioore, fiild, trtts^ sa*U pond, iu & 4of 84 1 866 womii, trtts, pmth hH 2 86? | ptMijyt wofttt o& doorctt j fwdiag offwir 84 3 8681 i«M«yt m*n mt hznir, ojtn kiosks 84 4i 869!2off!e4rMni$ 84 5 8?0 dogoampmli 84 6 3?1! wo&tft,oft!iMr,4off Mir >osA in fluid wftnt* 84 ?! 8?2! mti& in sairtsktw kfon poad 84 8 873 j $******>flocl£ of ^^ oa 9*& ^fortSt 841 9 8741 oldfctfUftg, towir , aovHtlDtop 841 10 875 mMiiJttiik.oijytdoorj 84! Hi 8761 offictrJos kfore rwil k»vs« 121 877 offlrtr^f lxfore nml L5itf« 84! 12

878 j crowd of ptwttlts, MtA ?wtj 84 13 8791 crowd w&wiM for nyit Ji 14 380 j ptoph mr cwriwi, trm 84 15 8811 man kfort troika rwtd fcwst 34 16 882 i lors^ cwrinj?*.feivtr, pissiasirs^riis 84S 1? f 833 j (wifi sJp«opk H piciic, tms 84 181 384i3mt&o&^or$i^k 84 19^ 885 mm wiOklLf In wwir, tms 84! 20

Page 22 Microfilm Reel * I - Beckendorf Archives rum Dtscnftioi MH. imcnos AtlltlOlAl Fosiitoi ! ! Locate! Counts | ! : i i i j 886 i tonrwfcl tons*, froait jmri 84 21 88? S man lying down on bwn - otosi-us Jl 22 888! ptuults in foil, jinx vrf suaovw 84 23 { iajttrt jtin? imign 389 {rvnd kmis, torsi, sirring*, $*i iisgirs >84 24! 890 j a*n sktskf \>n4tr tnt 84! 25

891 i pwutfi in fi*ldJ jisnifl «tot^ «aow 841 26 892 {ma & p«»nt wain wfohild, hoitf*, ywi, ehtokin* 84! 2? i Iwttion vnimdfkd 85 0 893 j wirs tiaifroaoowt JB. 1 8941 womu, ann, gift ioff uir stnum tms, etstk 85 2 8951 tagttjtnts., aouaJtuntop 3 396 j woau^chiMnn, Ivsltt 85 4 89? i room iaforior- fwiit wi,jortndt J i 85 Si 3981 room inJt*rior^ tilkJ^ooksJsortmlts 85 6 3991 room isktrior- fvrait wi, lortra&s^ vw« ! 85 ? 900 {room i&ttrior- oowK ckir, portr»it s 85 8 901 i room itftrtor- ohnirc^ookj 9 9021 room iaitirior- eowkcbir.ckHjk.aisc, 85 10! 9031 room iuitiriof- cbir, vtnAow, misc, J5 11 9041 mi&,2 vromin on husk vrf tiuji rwkit. Is 13 9051 j «opk on twfJ ib'ttiks 85 13 906 i womu. in formil Inss, iwk of mtft In to} kit 851 14 90? i room irttrtor, chiiw Jiik^wtiias, 2 womtn, + mi» 85 15 90§ norsiwi 85 16 9091 am in top nri, woamjoliiiiR L«5 1? 910 a#nintoj bit wfcifiir, «rowl in formii *»» 85 18 9111 Mi? ea rw« ksrst, crowd of istrtitors 35 19 912! Mi? o& rm now*, S5«t*tofi in formil tan 85 20 913 j woatn.2 oMUnn, Ivshit, aovntidnj 83 21 914 j a*n on Unnis court, 2 oMUnn, t««, wo««oii« 85 22 915 riilwuv, noyjif, 1121 flute 85 23 9161ftun, woain , child untor nmkilk on k\m wftms 85 24! 91? i kny«s on «mtaakm«!tj lure* mtj 85 25 918 j 2 5*0jk, to? on grass, mowtfftiu 85 26 919 j iuildinffs boss. MvstrklL itrUl wirt f*nc« 2?

92012 mil in rowiott, co«tJ aountiiiu 85 28 921! ksis v^ optn s*ili docktd 85 29 9221 soaaonwoaui stindinc ot jton* dock 85 30 923 itarts ^ kre« opin sii]s on wutir 85 31 924 j kw AOVJI, ivy «ov»n4 wiJli, inkwi? 85 32 925: vnttir^otjt wf lirft optn s«ll snowin? cross 83 33 926 j woa*n itur stoat towir, cawcn, hilltop 83 34i 92?! 2 ooaaonwoa*n vrf LAR'SE tag* uir stou w»il 85 35 928 j moTjntiin, ibsctndinf tltinm, vl»w of v*Qt? 83 36!

e23 Microfilm Reel #1 - Beokendorf Archives

Film Dtsfri)tioi Htff. flitinoi Wlitioiil Positioai Lo«ftt*i Comm«mts

1 i 929 girl *Jt vrtJtftrfovjUMHj ioy warty, lttip, piling wch. 85! 37i 8oo4imiffi 930 girl in irctoimy, ttik wf taints, foods 85 38! ! ! f ; location ^jnsptsifud 86 931 {sotttil roti wtil, ttwsfcj wosk * dof 86 1 932 • ruls, tows, Htts, gurita* 86 2 i 9331 commonwomtn wf Mff kikt! of woodin spoons 86 3 bttfttte iftigi 9341 yo w woman in small pacod* 86i 4 ! 93512 &ta» wtaki eoairujtion, wiJl, touts J*a»ost 86! 5 936 j man o4 loff on ttmiiw, teorwii? 86 6 937! wka sp*«, kiw*!, wopk, lorn & etirfet 86 7 938 i wkn stnttJ how is, ptopl* J* 8 939! l&vs* 4Jtttrior, stow will 86 9 9401 tn« lifttd jo^Mow 86 10 941 jwlmis, urekwif, rooftops J$L 11 942 k>ut«s 86 12 943! stntt kioiki j jiopli, fbwwj 86 13 944 p«3iic#«hvftv 14 945 j lai wJkbff on fisMaff wts, rooks 86 15 pnoto jrinttd upsid* down on roll 9461 womta nalir tnt. tilt to} 16 9471 mil, worn** o& siUvrtJk^wks.kvji^nw? 86 1?

948! stratt m*H{ttJ eirl.insk^s.lwm vm^nUnsûsts 86j 18 9^9 kir« buildup 86 19 I ; location yasp*«fi*d 8? 0 950! tnd& s^sJtloiij ptop^ licycles^ridii 951 io y inttistly $t*iw tit trw 8? 2 good portrait 952 office & civil3i*non(Uck of ship 8? 3 95314off in 9kJr, room ittirior 8? 4! 954! oil wat* in liff cbir w/ puppy, toktt vtf puppws 8? 5 955:2 woainiy window, wts 8? 6 956! 2 womtn iy window, p*t s 8? 7! 95? | snip dick- offiwrs, oivillinns in formtl Ins^raiis 8?| 8 958 j sMj d*ck- 2 m«&J womta in formil dr*s$ J7^ 9 9591 ofifwtr ea 4wk of snip in Wloc 87 10 960 (sMj deck, m«n .women, nwior 11 961 yoijng1 wom*n wfcuninn utr nil on snipd*ck 8? 12 962 pwni? ti^k & p«opl* onfnusjplir iij tm 13 9631 siilors on shipdiok, sort 8?! 14 964: p«««it Gookiv in CiiUL h»yjtMk 8?| 15 965 i picnifl on upjidA-down Ion, tnif 8? 16 9661 yom? womim Mm vwi, ooluam wîwt fo\djtw* ! 87 17! 96?! |«opk on jhipdnek, lifsk^.TO j*s 87 18! 968 w»jt*r 1 8?j 19 969 i brbor- port âlmkm^mt, bvildte • 8? 20

Page 24 Microfilm Reel #1 - Beckendori Archives

Film D«sfrt)ttoi ing. inttnos Pojltioi ! Utna €&Mtlt$ i S i I ] 9701 saliikmiult, toatijtowts 871 21 971 87! 22! 972| otfvxr it drift unr ro*ts on sfcipM 87! 23 973 2 offiwrj on JMJ 8? 24 974 offi^ir^o? oftrap«i - $Mp4iek 8?! 2S 975 ton* in fcttjt, tiftW 8?! 26 9761 womii on jru J, tnts L-I! 2? 977 87t 28 978 87 29 979 airl kMtliiff.iiiids ovJtJtntelnd htm (m^bs* 87 30 i bciikui wstatfM 88 0 980 enowi, tints, ivilito

981 \ lmiA town, menutfcuns 88 Si 982 i runlro*4, pwplt, How watt, tr«*s 88 3 9831 m*i tosstoff tatt, ottorc witofc, torai 88 4 984 j ftittiSj 2 at*, will, towts 88 5 98S1 stastoi ioite, stoat will, trt« 88 6 986 (wHttr, cou^ lifflutkna* 88 7 98?jlijttli^$inotlt 38 8 988 mi& rt*iyififf to threw hii, otL*K 88 9 989 \ 2 &#& tkowiacr hlfej o^loor onf» 88 10 990 j vttJw, ijowt, liffliJtkiw* 11 991 srntUffirl d«s«4 up hfon 9Wt«k 88 12 992 child o& talk 88 13 993 eUMo&tiiMk 88) 14 itotO dJOtUffld - 4XpOSt4 994 i woaui vrf vaktlk aur tnt 88 IS i iM^kiivfijpioiftii _!!+ o 99S ioutkvi* oi eot& touts, moyntiia 89i 1 996 ootitlin - totals hui& cliff J J! 2 99? i vrtjttr, iotJES, ioDttoi 89 3

998: Unit J, ivillte, tons et kwL iiltf ksMj j off-ooul 891 4i 999 rowioiiJ iMfc*Kl*$Mpj off «o«^ «o»t]ifti 89 Si 1000 c&ksk&islt-toviis, ftrottfil, orowd 89 6! 1001 j silfaowttt of ffvlplmJts.wDtir.ooiitliM 89 7 1002 89! 8 10031 ilMaik Mm vrtiljni? 89 9 1004 vow rirl oft puli in fon& km tnii 89 10 1005 j duUnfi, ki\u* wH, ?bti«liM 89 11! 1006 Mrektrats 89 12

1007! skv wfolovfc. st*f ionJt 89 13 1008 i iviiJiif vrftow*^^*? 89 141 1 1009! womm stfc&i&g on ro?k wf imbttlk 89 "Is 1010! boy jumMind bv rode 89! 16

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Film sDtstriitiftm ihf. iiutnos Miltloiil Position -Commtits 1 1 1011 j &*i 01 ptii in fonst, tmt 89i 17 1012 i girl & ley skyiif, jtok wornm in bMkgrcumd 89i 18; eoo4im«fi 1013! boiitbowtjbo^coutlin* 89 19 1014! stvttnl &ti in big bo*t 89 20! 1015! tonei, toasts, moyntiin 89 21 1016 • ftMfjvii w of oowtliw, aouHun 89 221 1017 2 wom«n on btncL tws 89 23! 1018 j v»w of mo^iins, now*?, 50«tlin* 24! 1019 sMLNft, cut, wfcll w/ wialowi 89 251 1020 j girl iitoorwiy 89 26 i 1021 girlonmovn£iin*id* 89 2?

90 0 1022 w&a & girl utr roti wmt*r, stats 90 l| 1023 Lowts^ Uiits, cirovitl, crowd 90 2 1024 woatn, child b*fo« vints 90 3 102S bosJts Afloat; Rtuisuaet bvidiacs fViaie*?) 90 4 1025 womin oi moualoinsidi.roekj^lult J % 5 1027 io\rontr«-liM4j«JtMownr 90 6 1028! docks, bouts, mtn hmrm suls on bo»Jt M 7 1029; t«*-lia»4 pUt^Jtow will, s&iU ivildiw 9 1030 Ptopk oi pmtkhnctjuMs 90 9! 103112 women on mounltwnsii* .rosksjtmi JO 10

1032 wivts bitting Umkt rafltction of sun 90 11 1033 w*v*s bitting snow, svn I90 12 i 1034: strati ttflscttd in wUtir 90 13 1035 i chiMttn in gmrli^vjit^vs* 90 14 1036 sirl oi doorsttp.stont w*]Iiw 90 15 1037 wtvis kit Jkow 90 16 otf of focus 1038 doflks, iouts - som< vrf oHistib 90 17! 1039 tovrist bo*Jt sflout M 18! 1040 kr«( ssilbonjt bo«^«d by 2 min^cks.wunr % 19! j 1041 i dirt p*ft,$iigkti foetjtaff tmt 90 20i 1042 ioir *it ^ttj tow io«!ts^iiojk _ 90 21! 1043 j girl tookin? it flowtlint from *iov* 90 22! 1044 srirlkoldinff^ 90 23 1045 villif* «r»*t - commonfolk b*fom bow i.movntiin 90 24 1046 o«m«t«ry 90 25 104? wom»n oi stmy t, tm> bow^bridg* 90 26 1048 tall jMjj coMtliM.movntiins.hoTtf?; 90 27 1049 V«niot - guidob*, ctfhidnljtrrat 901 28 1050 wom>n,2 kids.stont will 90 29 1051 i woman in Etttian^on* w»Jl w1 irclaj J*L 30 10521 boy oi dock, wtftr, movnt»in -M 1053! op*n s>il w1 symbol ft d«* 90 u

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Film Dtscrtftio* Kt£. tfUttrfOS AtUMOUl ; Leeitti Counts ! i , J

1054 t all sMps k port.vflJtir 90; 33 1055 stdUoits, docks, fttlghlt, lirsi JMP 90 3^ 1056 soUttrs o& movfijt*iatoj NITIM*, vi*w of viJity 90 35 105? soDkrs^ woatn on mo^ii&jtof timst 90 36 1058! iorc tfoealt - to, widows,iirek«L ilWm 90! 3? 1059 90 38 1060 sm»il wiiirftll vouac w&ftA, tnts % 39 1061 i wirsMp is, ta$of,o&]oolttr; 40 1062 lioviij, ob^iliMJ, coaaoifolk 41

i i lowitioa uittp*fltfii4 JL o 106312 at*, womui on lock 91 1 j j j 92 0 1064 s«Bo*Jtonwi)t*r 92 1 1065 koftts Mir dockj^rMJ.wfct^r 92 2 1066 92 3

boJtioa vasp«ifii4 93 0 106? wtt^botfs.krttftt 93 1 1068 irtoat mlUova vrf iwhiMoUo&fci* 1069! movuc*ii ro*U»ttfMo w 93 3 1070 1071! vromu. v^rwitir oa pUtli, tout/ms 93 51 1072 eolUiistoai stnttjkniiftSjfio^k 93 6 1073 SidlbOi^ il 11^, rifUotiOi Of f 3& OH Witif 93 1074 $jmugi wfptopk, cwt w^swkjjrui.kiyji 93 8| 10751fetofttittd tojJMtaJJrt roi4 931 9 1076 mttwfmvli & owt, kviif^o^liito&i 93 10 107? commoafolk.kivs*? 93 11 H

1078 eornaon womts. ia f»wy" 4r«j 93 12 • 10791 nots^mkh-mtortm 13 1080 womttdifwadlMrMllotJtoa* j»ith 93 14 1081 womii wiflukiU^wlii^roekj 91! 15 1082 i 2 womtt wê*a«f« 91 161 1083 17 1084 stm^&ovns.siiiftiiiifii 93 18 1085 i tmkBk&i^yJlkiiis.îr^ 93! 21 1086 931 22 108? i kvn. wftrttij iîiUia^^Qwar 93 23 1088 Romii ink 24 1QS9 coiitetoL* strt*t ptltstri«is, k.v5«.tow*r,l«iijjosi: 93 25! 1090! eommo&fbJk^vsis^î^^ 93 26 1091 j commoiifolk on stoat w*JI h*for* kw* 93 27 i 1092 2m*nonkva^tt*J 93 28! I

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Film iBtstriitiftm !Htf. i latino; Aitoittlil Potitio* i i L«#*U4 Comataif i { j |

i ! \ i 1093 2 qommonwom^jkiviUMkitf.Wfcll i 93 i 29 1094 dock • toaJtSjSttftoits wf opm jtil^witor 93 30 10951 $tort - tftttjiiBkSj w*yttf 93 311 1096 i ptopk on snort, nw wnltir j 93 32 109? 93 33! 10981 toy M*r $ost jfewkMnts 931 34 1099 h&w - tout wf l*w op*n nil 93i 35 1100 lo*t wi'2 l*w s*i]s 93 36 1101 j torts afloat in ktrtoctnts 93 3?

f • locution viip«oifi*d i 94! 0 11021 to? fcto* pil* of flnml 94 1 1103 fitU, tr»«, iviHingj 94 2 1104 Mtikvp - trns^w of vn3k? 94 3 1105 i ma wfcu&tri, tr*« 94 4 1106 m»nw/*mptylitfk« j 94 5 no? bW saJ]toat uar rookj.pwpl* vrffrtiffht 94! 6 1108\ km siiltoftt *l3o*lt 94 7 1109! woman n**r Jtmns^trtts 94 8 11101 commonfolks on PUCHHMJ.IJIW hum 94j 9 1111 peopla sitting *whw 94! 12 1112 hill-rvins of slow w»ll ! 94J 13 1113 11 111412 toys stui o& touts, 1 wutclas 94 10 1115 94 151 1116 tws.rooftops.wujtw.siilliomt 94 14! ill? j*i]ioutonwiyttf 94! 16 1113 94 1? 1119 irolns^olv&u^Ofti will 94 20 1120 strut- old iriutf jjMhktt 94 21 1121 strut- old novju, JIOPI* 941 19 1122 womui on fctoyck &u wtJkiif, tnts^nltk 94 18 11231 tamkjfrtj pwpl* 94 24 1 bunion wuptcifi*d 95l 0 11241 wounn & child on MtLtnts JB- 1

j loc*Jtion TAnsp«ifi*d 94 0 roll 94 tfofilti&utd 1125 howwjovrtr.tttw.moualtiinj 94 23 1126 moiaJtiins^rtis^vildinc? 94 22 i locftiiomins^cifiid 95 0 roH95ooatiiwid 1127 \ womsoi it idk stir window 95 3 11281 offictr r«VMws row of soldiirs 95 2 1129 window j 95 4!

9Q6 28 Microfilm Reel *1 - Beckendorf Archives

Film Dtscrt)tlo* Htg. imcripsiMUtlOlftl Posit ioi i

1130Jtorfcor 95: 5 1131 j eoHtatoft^Uterc.erowyiigs 95 6! 1132 terlor 95 j 7i X 133 ^ 51^0^4 «0^!i$$ f*itff$ 95 8 i X X34 ^ m Sk4ft- itffff ftftlj^ifc 95, 9i 1135! !bt8k$ of 2 WMhtt 95 11 1136! wo&ftft lit id)* fttir \rtaiew 95 10 113?!^t^w 95 13 11381 womtft wf fcuyeb i& fi*14 95 1 beutm ittf i*cifi*4 96 o 11391 crowd oft ro*U»uiHta, movatiias 96 2 1140j TO&lft Oft ttOft* ftfteMlW j&OVtiftfr* 96 * i 1141 i ooaaoafolks1 kids 96 3

1142! &ift pkylnf oft lion 96 4! ! 114312 paoplt ia wuJttr fisaff uti Aft 5

bc«ioiiiuup*cifi»4 97 0 9? 2 X X^v I y^OtJjt Oft $(lff!S tf^COl'^ OJM tfluJluftSS SSVilit JL 1 11^ | mift Mm Rtftiissifttt Ivillliic, ml 97 6 1147 j gwi&k, kil8iJ oM ivildinff JL 5 1H8! eoifctatofiftjtrc&ww, ptopl* JL 3 1149 ^ Vtnic« - c>ii»l l«tv««a torees 9? 4! 11501 Jtn*t- k^M, ptoik, ierju 97 _ 1 In 1 ''• Vtfijfii * Pu2Si. 8*^* irHlfflft 97 8 Z. ! fto mnnJEtf ttato 4AAUI4 1153 j 4wk ,kralf Jnt^roeks ? fto avainr 4 4 tl?4J4tffitgt4 fto imUrA skt§ 4i&igi4 1155 wUtir^rwj ^ 1 ftOftvi&hr 115612 wo&tft oft ro*i sluytj, kvjinf, hill fto fiumhr 1157 j womftft,mtft,to)c«t 4 &o ftmmhr^loto 4nai«i4 1158 i m*ft in Ibsk 9m w? OHM Oft jut^rookj^rtu ? ? fto&vmtar fto avmlir, $&oto 4i&i8i4 1160j4*&i««4 &o ft^m^tr, plioto 4i&ifi4 1161 i isopk oft tmta&k&t&t., ^imlsJnis ? ? 1 fto ftumtorjtoto 4imi8i4 1162! Pl«it8ttMwflo-3«i«4rtl 9? A 1163 \ 4oors of Sifi&srat ?*ik^*l 9? 10 1164i&ofikjftiirlift 9? 11 1165 {&£&*** & qv*rt - kyj«, pwpli.rooftop?, mi?c: JL 12 1166 i R*a*iss»Mi JiVJrt^vildiiiffjJoTatidii 97 14! 97 13 1168 ikfom^ndii^liffhif JL 161 11691 R*uiss««!t ^ni^n^ ir^^jiojli 97 15 1170 j ^larton&jtrclfiSj lunps.MU 97 1?

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FilM D*s«riytio* H*ff. tbUrjoi Posiftwa LoffcUi CoMmtmtt I 1 ! j 1171! VtaJs* - etuUtitalii&jtew 9? 18 1172 monkontowir ;97| 19 1 1173 Vtniw - Ftazt 6a Mirto, tow*r 97i 20! 1174 ffiidolKonwUtir 9? 21 11751 Fi*m S«L Mirea - oolumnj.fcuildinff wf IK&IS 97! 22 1176j moak i& fftftoMv^wull 97! 23 i locution vssptcifiid 98 0 981 1 1178 i eowutry tons* jgmrtnyciis 98 2i 11791 m^woasi tafon novst, truisms 98 3 1180 m«i aa svit wf cm*, towt wdljluits 98,_ 4 1181 ma in suti* vtf fj»n*,kn«* vnJl, ytotts 98 5 1182 2 min.womtt mt t*ik in rtstftumti 98! 6i

1183 aui.vroain. in o»ni*?*Jnow*J'wom«i on stifc 98i 71 1184 wom«. in umtsi^ &t%,Mff jlmJt J 98 8 1185 WOAJA MAT StOU SttlKiSt jtatS 98 9 1186 suitors on jMpl

bcsJtionimidentifwd 93 0 1191 itwtt-kiwfTOiUj 93! 19

k»c*)tion vnid*nttf»4 ft 1 o! 1192 jwtisl vi*w of to¥st,tn*s,mr4«& ft \

loojJtionvnspMifiiid 99 0 1193! ttfurly m«i kiUinj ivst 99 1 j H*]l«Voy»f» 28 0! 1194! 2 fefrfc tetbrt fsm knat 28 18 1195! step itok - st*«nik? wn**l 28 19

11% c>,rt«,."hiik(^es Monkeries 28 17! 119? to? sfcbg on ground (ft, Btmri] 28 16 1198 p*opk in doormy of kna* 28 13 1199! castk wtlL^viHiaatowr 28! 12! 12001 woawi.dop tafon hovst 28 j 14 1201 i iirfs in wd^uiilinc will 28! «L 1202 ^ do? sittiaff aiir hnuk.wiJI [8t, Binwtt 28 9 1203 28 8 1204 M]l -1««,2 ivildiifft 28 11 < i 12051 wsl*r,slottJHff ivMnff^ttW 28 10

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Film Description NKff. lUttnosAiiUlOMl Freitifti! i Lautet iCeameits i i 1206 j kius4,c*stl* ijtof idll 28i 6 120?j woman stiidii&toidliiiissj'ooftoss 28! 4i 1208i vto&sbMV - ^tm^brs* kuildij^ 281 71 120912 mil oi jMjdtsk, l*)M it«r&$ wfotUtalfti M' 5; 1210 pircon sitting1 tafon kuji, piop^k lyJsfcoi INSS 28! 3 1211 '• Ntf of s&fdl )*^>_\y^tif.Vyilftjh"1Hiiff 28 2 j Uuno 2? 0 1212 j $irt oT k>u» t&triorjffiriiijtnts 2? 16 1 Hidltf Voy«* 28 01 oontiautd 12131 p«opl* oi duok^rida* 28 1

UUiO 2?! o! floitinuid 1214 j ftfilt^trHSjfOfid 2? 13 12151 room Jtftrior - piintififfj^hutMtote 2? 121 1216 i 2 mil »t up tripod tafon kiui* 27 14 12171 mm UIM tilpod, oi kwi 2? 15 j j 12181 soiilis^ofiii irii3fftJw*ltaf'JtrMS 2? 11 j 1219 \ kiuj^ma. oi doorjttp 27 10 1220 «3ows in bun 2? 8 1221! *«wior of oliwoMourtywi 2? 9l 1222! eows iikn 6 1223 i km kius^gw^t^rtts 27 q 1 122412 mti »«iw up tripod oi kwa 27 5 27! 4 1226 j t&trtar of iuMaff.court v>^it«« 2? 3 1227! mansion fctMM trt« J J! 2^ 1228: }iit of iuildiif tiftirisr.drivivftv JL 1 i 26 0 i 26 25

1230 i kius* 4«cirior,ywi4trt« 26 22 12311 mn kwiliiff in era fi*14 26! 21 1232! $«o$lt swimming 261 24! 1 1233 i mti lit sisii? tiil* ^simovirjms 26 23 i 1234 {Cony or Fftim ft Ntitit 26 18 1235! Vlt***. • Aflktfti&fc 26 l?j 1236 S srowl of Hisuft wf hgf ,los»i,wi]l of kvi» 26 19 123? \ mm Jtttiac1 oi iMrjwrouadid fcyiox » 261 20 1238 i m*& sualifie,skst ^kJr.tnu 26 14i 1239; mil studliuf .piuit .ci&ir,tr*« 26! 13 1240 i mil wifrifli^firwsjlttis jrws 26 16 liTi3 1242 \ officsr.youn? \ramn,mm oi tau^will of kiUi« 26 10

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Film Dts«ri}tio& Hi?, ilittnos Position i LMilti Coaatiis ! 1

< 1243jjov^ womolma on grc^nw wititr 26 9i 1244| itoikjkwm/MUrMS 26 12 1245! ma stttdinf, jlttt ^toir^Mi 26! 11 i 1246 i yo w mm w* tattfr? riflurttt 26 6i _._. 124?j mil mwl }knte libkfa^rm 26! 5!

1248! 2 worn** Jwimmiitf,wm*rJtr*«JB?«* Mil 26! 8 1249! majrirl o& ft&i&lrigk wslLwiadew ae 1250 wtJttrjttw.jkY 26 2 1251 i &i& wNMutifig riflK.dop.tttiJ.ffuwj 26 i\ 1252 kwn.trtts.knii* 26| 4! 1253! ?o w womaj&a mt w»Jt*rf id* 26 3| i i 25 0] 1254! ^M «roof of tan J5L34! , 1255 fold 25 35! 1256 |Wrt on roof of lira 25 32! 125?ibr&ofaMr,ftiH,trMt 25 331 12581 wornui hoUiuff liiv 25! 28 1259!m*ftsKtifi? 25 29| 12601 old ma ttKttg.wrtuttjoom iattrioi' 25 30! 1261 ma OIL ibtfonMni* airs 25 31! 1262! N^idi*, Altandtr, Sofhk? 25 26 1263! «sttenor of mini kvs* JL 27| 1261 N>j[*lit & Al«»ji4er 25 25! 1265 i wottaa k»Ui&ff l*ly 25 25! 1266! ma, womsn OIL kwn $ky cricks .tttes.knjist 25 231 1267 j 2 mtu pl*v cficktt .trtt^kntf^lAWi 25 22 1268; ma mt »iao,otkrs stai Mwbv 1 25 24i 1269JsH&a$]w^lt*UiW&ftt*f | 25 24| 1270 j loy.do? on sttdrmst 25 201 1271 i ma.s»i i>l*y eriok^.kivjt.tfiws.kwi 25 2l! 12721 woma s^lM^wtiia.room Imrior 25 19 12731 womwa. sittbcJrooa jatirjor j 25 18 1274! woman sits on stuireist.wiUjrws ! 25 17 i i

' '• i Cop«^*ft&, TimlAVnn - «n. 1900 22 0! 1275 i offMir.womnn.colloM^^nuidiliirj.muo, 22 44! 1276 is^TMks.wsJtchJtowiriitM 22| 43! 12??!aimilift9i8« ' 22 42! 1278! roomitt«rio r 22 48 i 1279! offi^womai.collonwk 22 46 12801 offw.wom^do^collDiiijU.ffiijc, 22 47! 12S1 roiiMwiMow j 22 49! 1282 offlctr.tlfl^piJijct interior 22 531

Paqe 32

a Microfilm Reel #1 - Beckendorf Archives

Film DescrDUft* ;»*. tmtnos Atutioiii FosHiBii -— \ Utikti i : )

\ ill 1283 i offfctr wo&&& 22 52 1284jofl!te*MDS 50! 12851 oifmr^woniiLjdo^ • 22 51J 1286 i WQHI& tajttnor of wditft 22 551 12S? offlfltr^? ! 22 54 1288jtrw ! 22 57 1289 i offistr.wottiii 22 56 58 1291 j mi]it»nr mt^kmyeks 22 59 1292 ^ Offl^li^ 9ft2kli&& 22 60 i 1293 i WitnMpSj&ovstiiu ! 221 611 1294! tort of farjttt 22 62 1295itortoffar i 22 83 i 1296! M of far 22! 65 1297!tortoffar 22 64! ! I !

^SlwomtifrrotoSjtnttjrise. 123 3 1299 iojJt.cwiAl.ioTtftf 23 2 i j • I i roU22floa)!, 22 o! 1300 liwrMki j 22! 66

1301 aui^ vomit ovtdoow 1 23 i 1 1302 skwsMow | 23! 7 X3U3 'i $%£&X» wîfft JvO^StS 23 6 1304;9ttiUomt^\»is 23 1 1305i&H,far |23 4 1 i jOrataeou ! 24 0 1306! fenigt.iGUAl i 24 130? ^ ôiJts ^>itfhlh?vj^f 24 s' 1308 i %0*&$iMl,fcnigl,«ftW& 24 1309 vl*wof Vtaie* ! 241 1! 1310 5owtwi,lious«f I 24 5 131i;^d%isômr^ 24! 6 1312 fiidokdaskfJeWBr ! 24! 8 1313 fpmliM : 24 7

roll 23 cost. 23 0 13M swlk>*Jtonw»Jttr 23 9 1315 sUiio^cuuiljhomy 23^ 8 1316 wornw & cMM I 23! Ill 131? wk«ijiiv*rt . 23 10 ; !

«y 33 Microfilm Reel #1 - Beckendorf Archives

Film jDtstriftifti Htf. ilncnos •Uitioul PQHIIM; Coaatmts 1 | i i

roll 2*^ com:. 24 0 1318 k>vj«onMll 24 10 1319! torcts.ttow.ftr&tad 24 9 13201 ¥riafow,ttoai tt^lK 24! 12! 1321 k> VMS, tow 24! 11 1322; giil&ksttiLto&wUrw 24 14 13231 fn«m«* of Fiisz* in Mireo « ai_k 13 lS24!MMl,ta&ibfls 24 16 1325i$uii,$taftk LH_ 15 UttimiUitfftJnm 24j 20

1327 i m«iJf«»4Dl«Jk"VSt wiU 24 19 13281 iwettfcs^BttjWntofi 24 1329 OUyd/thWOh 24 1? 13301 cuttl.gwriobs.kiuis* M 22! 1331 wmttoastwt 24 21! 1332 iffaiiik lacks 24i 23i ! ,i TOU25CO^. 25 0 1333 officer on ship 25 1 133^ rowbo*JtMsMp 25 2 1335 Jhip^ek 25! 3i 1336; {htgmtait of stoat t^kt 25 4 133? stott 25 5 1338 msaiJittinf 25 8 1339 womti^muijdof? 1340 i womtt f pinLUff.mui wwiy 25 1341 vomtajjiidiJM 25! 7 1342! ^ovfiff womui. sj«j^f 25 10 1343 i rwtond MW f»M* 25 ii 1344!tKts 25! 13! 1345 trws 25 12 1346! mil sictaff 25 15 1347 womuisittiiiff 25 14

1348 i ttim*k grui&e,tn«signi» 25) 16

Sofiwvk*. 191 0 13491 worn atirior 19! 6! 1350: room iuttrlor 11 9! 135 li room attnor 19 81 1352 room iuiirtor 19j 22! 1353 room inJt«rior 19! 201 1354 HDom injt

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Film AllfflftUl Fositio* ILetitti Comatifs

1355 I wommmift bicycling on rvml }ifo 201 II 20! 3 1357 j wom o& tfeygkj 1358 20: 1359 20! 1360 j am on friflyfll^ 20 4; 10; 5!

21 01 1362 21! li 1363 211 2 1364 21! 1366 21! 6! 1367 21 5! 1363 j foreljtoplt/ivtr 21 81 1360 1370 2ll 111 1371 21! 12! 1372 tots 21 10 1373 21 9! 1374 ItJJff 21 1375 j small ilml in wmm I4i 1376 21 16! 137? 21 151 prtatid upiidi town 1378 11 18 j 1379 211 17! 1380 ao aua^tr o& print 1381 s on virsi4» 21! 19! i i 22 OS 22?? 1383 22!?? 138«ilnr 22 ?? 1385 dt«r 22j?? 1386 122!?? 1387 22i?? 1388 22! 9!

1S9Q 22! 12! 1391 i 221 131 JU? 1393 fisld 22 10! 221 15 1393 4«&«r In fi*U 22 10

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Film iPcstriiliom sHtff. ii Entries AUitioud Position ^ i Lo*fcUt Commtmts i ! i 1396 4**r ia fi*M 22 11 22j 12 1398 i sibip's «*w o& 4wk 22i 13 i 13991 seMiwMarriifii vtfpw nnfftr 22 15 | 1400 jMpMOKtliw 22j 14 1401itottl«kfr 22; 1? 1402 tor* oumon 22 16 1403 offictrs.MJI.rocks 22! 20 14041 military MB 22: 21 1405; solta wulk llrvvgh aow 22 181 1406! rural strtt^iotiiftjJttGW 22 19 1407:2 offictw on sMj 22 25 1408 i tt«nl oftistrc on tat 22! 24 1409 i ottwm WVMW trooj* 22! 221 1410 SOldUR 221 23 14111 slmt • horsM.cumws.inopli.kiwjis.wiil 22! 28] 141214 oifieifs^ttm 22j 29!

1413! 2 officirs on stijww*^^ iylldliff 22 26 1 1414 womMiontttiaw 22i 2? 1415 j tafttafeft in port w^ crtw 22! 32 1416! laJNlastep in port.smok^wiJtir 22 33 1417 cfcpsiztd snip 22 30 14181 soUwrs.bff* cinnonjton* 22 31 1419; pott - vitw from kill, jnipj.movjUaiM 22 36 1420 port - v»w from Mil 22! 3?! 1421! stoM.bj^ omnon.solilitR 221 34 1422 (OmMii ffUt^folditrs.tfw j «LJ5 1423 officers on ftncUruncw 22! 40 1424! Orkfitil Injilllnff, JoUiirs oi k>«« 22! 41 14251 trtw.nlltv.OrMntiJ taifflv Jij 1426 i pwt of eratad nvll in w*i*r 221 381 ) 142?! womtn in null vfl cobn»4*i4of 22! 45! \ \ Bois Cn*ss« - Sosnovkn, 1900 14 0i

1428 j mn& wf 9ia«nfc,8itrlt&)tms 141 3 1429 leoplft.norsts ^cjmnffts.noiisft 14: 1 1430 wom^pint tft« 14| 5 1431 womut.piM^u 14! 4 1432 womuionvrtJkinff^^kUttiJ.eniJ Ml 7 1433 womtt.piM ttti? Mi 6| 1434 i worn** & am in loaynitti^rt«s Ml 10i 1435 2 vroatnsiKin?, muLitauliM Mj 9 1436 \ woman lyinff in kvst«k..vn4«r tm^U Ml 13 143? i 2 wom«n w^ tinnis rwkrts.on cowt^ntj Mi 14! 1438 \ fUUs.dirt w^norst ft $*n1iffi Ml 11

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Film Dtscrlftlom Hty. tUtcnos AiilJtlOltl ' Posit io* i 1 i ! 1439j ptopk in \Nkjtm$jgnst 14' 12i ! 14 151 ! ! i n n 1441 iailtoiafiilita*? w 1?? ; !» smfct 4tt*gti4 §& $W.m ! ! i 16 0 j 14^ioMst*irat« 16 •1 1 1443 i yo w worn**, log, rock,gras s 16 10 i

14441 w&*aItnt$j|t& 16! 12! ! 1445 ! rcitoi^ Jtwa *afiia*,tr«i .hill* J6 11 t 1446 j womaiLgrcssJ.trMSJkro*f Mils 16 14! 1 144? j 3 woa*& in sirii&jitw tms^fiaw 16 13 1448I 2 woata^^tnts 16 16

1449iw&*&1tm$jfci21 16 15 l 1450 j ?o w woma. on stow Jtiirotf t^ftojuilinff 16 1? | 14511 wnUjirehttjtiira.ciutoik 16 18 i 1452|lowirMi'*tt 16 20 i i 1453 i tows ,*«« 16 19 i 1 1454!2 wom«n on P^LtrHs.ffim.wooiiii k>itf* 21 i Jt i 14551 WQ&i&.&gMftfts 16 22 !

17! 01 1 1456 j 3 wom«i itfow ?nv* ititrv l?l ii 1

roll 16 wm, 16 0 • 145?! womia!i4o6Silr«is J» 23 ! ! rollifsoajt. 171 0 1 1438 flliff 17 3 j 14591 j*opl* oa. sto&fc plutform 1460 insidit ckv* 1?! ?! 1 1461 j p*oj!» on Jt*pj in cliff 17! 6 I 1462 miOi^rt^TOckJ 171 4 i 1463 i old worn*! ?«tlif on wkjriu^lifff i?| 5 i 1464! 2 wom«n si cliffsidt.boidrtil 1?! 8 1465 ptopl* it t*^k owtoors i?i 9 ! 1466 tatry to o*v« i? nl ! 1 j 146?! 3 woa«n JASJ4I «t,vt,¥bw of eliffs 1?! 10 i 1468 j 3 wom«ni2 m» on Wklm'^wz i? 12 l^ laJtry to civ* 1?! ii 1 IT 1 M! ! ! 1471 kiis^ow tow« 17! 13 ! 1 14721 cliffs i?i »! 1 1

Paqe 37 Microfilm Reel #1 - Beckendorf Archives

Film Dtstriftioi Ailit ioul Pofitioa Lo#«ttt Commtmts

j Sosnovk^ 1900 > 18 0i 1473 i woa»n wf ttnnis rwfctt 18 i l! \ roll^cont. l?i oi 17! 151 1475 aliffj i?S 16 i 1 rollieoont. 181 0! i * 181 3i 14771 womui.offisir.do^ wd^riflk towt 18! 2! 147812 woa*n in frmssjoiitms 18! 51 1479! ^vildi&sSjGOWtywd 18! 4| 1480 ! cnild.noli in torgnraLiiisSjtnt f 181 14811 wo&ia,tah in po^yc^fjnssjriu 18! 9i i 1482 2 woasn.cnild.nol* in grovnd.pomJLsryjJftis 181 1483! 2 wsatn.2 kiij.pond.pwjj^j 181 14841 woa*aJkilJk.li iacroOiind.cnsiJrtts 181 12! 18! 18 i 1486 i woa»n,pondJpt«*ntsJhillJk)Vi«jJtf«f 18 10! 148? ;ioy on around 18 ill 1488 fjidld & N*i»iit IS 16! 1489 child & NuttOi* 181 17! 1490 j 3i&nj2 voatnjboVjwip iimljtnts IS Ml 1491 i wooLttjPOfid^pMisiinitSjhovf ts 18! 15 i 1492id*&i8«4 181 191 pncto diOLind 1493! woa»n vrt ttusis rwk*( on cowt 181 18! 1494 i woann on kwn.fki wn^mts 18 21 1495 ^nnis covrt 18| 20i j i i gosnovkn 1900 19] Oi »! I! | j rolllScont, 181 0! 1497 i wom*a,3 kids sit on arws^rnts^vjhfts 18! 22 i I ifoll 19 $ont. 19! o: 1498 ^dwoa intirior 19! si 1499 ptflorintwior 19 2! 1500 fwiUrttsJmml 19! si i 1501 • vf*H v^/lookuiist 19! 1502 pwlorint^nor 191 61

i ; Tr^kni*^ Sik$k (sow ZmipH Pokii] 31 j ol i 1503 tow»r,kwn,i:tt»s 31 10 i 1504 \ l«tr wsOkinf in woods 31! 9! !

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{Film DtSCltftlOl. Mty. ffmttrjos iMUtlOlil j Positioi Latalti Ceastits

*~ 1505 3 min in strwt .Lousts .t»« 31; 12 i 1506 fc*r wjdking1 in woods 31 11 150? I girl tottia? our of gu&k 31! 6! $l! § 1509 inr'jflikinf inweofc 31 Si Ivlv i*iv*ikM vtf mk*s in *^*t 1**VM tw? k>«« 3li 7 1511 2 mi&uVPomifiaSiiTJbffijfii 31! 21 ISttjiioikjWriiBMMf 31 1 1513 j a^vroam in fonst 31 4: 1514 stoskjMrnift/tMUFttf 31 3

\ 30 0 1515 woibttUjfiirl ssistifiSt^wtiiittjmiiQ. fyjitfewt 30 7

1516 wom«i4?irl spinninf.cwtjins.miicfvniiiturt 30 6 151? hm kouf^crwnkiwt.lAwn.pliints 30 9 1518 j woa*n spaninfjfoom inferior 30 8 15191 wom*n lit jpiMim toolroom ititrfcr 30 3 1520 1 woman *Jt spinninf toolroom iaftrior 30! 2^ 1521 j womsn m spinninff toolroom inttiior 30 5 1522 j womm lit jpinninf toolroom intider 30 4 1 i S*rs2 29 0! 1523!kw^trt«s 29 23 i 30| 0 30 i roU29soat 29 ol 1525 itoi of 4Hr on fwH^nis 29 21 1 Ivav Mf4 Ol 4t4P OIL tliJI^itfMS "29T22 152? i tm-limd pUt^mm ^ bicyel* 29 191 i

1528 l*ri of iiiri£liU,triii 29| 20:

1529iiiif>8tiissJtn«s 29 171 1530 ttt^ewf 29i 18 s 153l!trtt$jgro* 29l 15 \ 1532 wtfjtfUS 29 16 1533 29 13 1534 fitlUmftttta&tJittr 29 \A 1535 biriof diiriMM^i? 29 11 1536 ds^grws^rtis.kiiiit 29 121 29 1537 i jrws.tttis^tr.smill aoitf* 29j 9 1538 IfiAiy nttsjwr 29! 10 j 1539i4t«r,fr»$ 29 3 i

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Film D*stri)tio& Ntf. i^ttnof Allftieiil Potitw* Coaautf

154ii&*rjr»JJftliS 29 5 1542 grws^ws 29 $ 15-43 tetfjSNtfjJrtts 29 3 l$A4\\mhWnssM*r 29! 4 29! 2! 1546 pws>*r 29 li i 281 0 1547 Yls on ti* Dwwii, MW Vi*aM 28j 22| 15481 sMp dtek.mui Jtiidiuff 28 23 1549: oldfctuliiafcto W.Mrtttr 28! 20 155o!v»fiM-A2tortiM 28 21 i 331 0 1551 NdJtilitwitlido? 33! 5l 1552 j mm vrf joe,&ualtisff riflA.porcklnMli 33) 6 15531 m*n onta&efc»l»clt will , window 33L 8| 1554! m«a urowA ftefiie tt^kjnis 331 4! 1555!to? toTOMntSjbwa 33! li 1556 j loH.w^trJr** j.knwis 33! 2! 1 Sers 1 32i 01

1557! cr««sJ iiMi^sratss 32! 18! ovinxpostd 1556 tretJ.de^grKS 321 19 ovnn*xpo»4 1559 tttw.dft^grasj 32! 16! 1550 tre^^r.sttis 321 17

1561 ttt«Jd*trJgr«s 321 141 1562itr««sjira^&r»ss 32l 15 15&3j%igtr««$ 32! 13 ISNjtfMSjiHrjriss 32! 12 1565 trtts.ietr.jws 32! 10! 1566 ^«,it^gT«s 32! 11

1567! d*tr,tr«4sJfiniss 32i 7 lSOSllwrjwisMws _ 321 6 1569 j gn&^rttSj&Kr 32! 9 15?0itfMS,snis$^«r 32i 8i ^liittr.gntis^nti 32! 3 1572 <\m$^m sMw 32 2 i 15?3im«s,4iir.snss 32! 5! 1574 ^«s^*r,gnss 32 4!

31| 0) i 1375 Multe^ 31! 2? 5k,(0 dM&tftd j

roll32 eon, j 32; 0! !

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157?!taistsJtnttj«oy]ft witoiag 31 25 i5?8jr©ifyft« 3L_26l 1579 fi*H 31 22! lSSOjTrfeetaatatf 31! 21! ISSliTngitttott 31! 24) 1582|?ngkritrf 31 231 1583iTrwfctttorff tow 31! 18 1584 TrwhainrffCtftin 31 1?! 1585! Tnetotttor? Duam JL1. 20 1586 ! Trastoaku1 • nir of Cuttl* 31 19! 15871 Tntftata?- Ntttft voa HtfiftUt 31 14 1588 j trw-liMd uttM &ift wdkbg 31 13 1 1589 j tot-Bart yUk^msk^ ffitu w»Jklac 31 16! " 15901 Trw^t^itf Cut}* 311 15 i i i i 39! 0i 1591 \ vtihutin&tostMK 39 l! 1592! wtitr,fewtfi&g£i&i3ok 39! 2! j i i 38! 0! 1593 i womutiposj, AkJttfiaftLJiiffi lufciaf mi^tfy m» 38 5 159^ j ii?ii nakiif militia &i%,W9&tt 38 A 1595 NicliolKl 38 r i 1596; M^IL mk aiUtmr m^* v«mi& 38 6! 159? 2 TO&ta fpojj, Alixa&t & fo»M 38 3! 15981 yoMj womm f POI? . 4^1*1?]^^ nsk mUiiwv mis it! a i i i 37! 0! 1599 ^fc&stgH, s o Imftgt 3?! 8! ! I 18 0! nj i!

roll 3? cone. 37 oi s 160 i 16 |ov&7 woma.wiilôr 37; 61 j 1602 N«ili4 JL *{ 1603 ik^t & cwnwiîOm tm; 3? ^1 160^; gjii uir ivy sov*n4 ftilKisi - 3? 51 1605! efterior or knî.womioi.jlfl 37 IS i !

Sosnovk^k i 36i 0 1606! pwt of Itttrior of Ortkidox owimlrtJl i 16!

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Film DtstFiftioa JHtfr. ifftttrros Fosilia* j lL*Mtd Coaatmts

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rt.U36ooa)t, 36 1609 i Ortto&x stf totol - itttrtor 36 ?! 1610 j 2 a^womui mt tuik.jltttf .tmtf 36 6 1611 mu^womjoi^ kids wtik on pMom^ndn CWJ 36 Qi 1612 j officwivilliui sit on bincLjlMi^trMS 36 8 1613: Ortlio4ox cross on amvi^nts 36 4! 1614 i solta in cuttkow 36 5! a t 1613! Orthotox C^WJA • tfttrior 36 * ! 1616 j Ortk»4ox ero» on smm^ms 36 2i

Vok.sk* 35 oi 161?. ioys«^W8Jt*r>o*t 35 S i roll 36 coat. 36 0 16131 staJtTJue.te^liffijs 36 li

roll 35 coat, 35 0

1619 k»i54SJ«ml)«ika«ntJ'w«trJi'topli 35 ?!

1620 i odd-lDokia? m«i in w**rltrttfJtotti* 35 61 1621 i Lovsis^trHt.pifsoA 35 31 1622 \ s vrimmtr in wjiir.MIl^^l^iJiffs 35 2

1623: nowtj.tmittkmtait • iontsi\nltiris«o$]i 35 5] 1624. swimmtr in wi^ir.nill.km miaikm 35 4i i I 34 of 16251 mvma ttou ^l*t iiuii* old iviUn? 34 16261 Vinic* - lowkd goilok 34 1|

roll 35 coat. 35 w j 16271 piftf - tovr iofttf, wmni.ptoplt.MJIi.kiMtJ 35 ii | roll 34 cow. 34 oj 1623 i Vtidct - St. Iferit's CDtklml 34 3

REELKUMBER2 0 Oj

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