Potashev , Potashev , Potashev - Russian family, last name . The origin of the surname is associated either with the production of potash , or with the name Potash, which appeared in the 16th century .
| Potashevs | |
|---|---|
| Period | 1647 — present |
| Ancestor | Erofei Semenovich Potashev |
| Branches of the genus | peasant |
| Homeland | Veliky Ustyug County |
| Nationality |  Russian Empire ,  USSR , Russia |
A number of Jewish surnames of the same origin are known: Potachnik, Potashnik, Potashner, as well as their derivatives Potashnikov, Potashevich, Potasher, Potashin, Poteshin, Potazhkin [1] .
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Mezen Potashevs
Most likely, the Potashevs came to Mezen from the Permogorsk volost of the Ustyuzh district already with a surname, but recorded them only by patronymic. Erofei Semenovich (settlement - 1647) became the first Mezen in the Potashev family. His children: Stepan, Fedot, Athanasius, Erofei, Nicephorus, Andrew. According to the census of 1748, there are already 15 families in Leshukoniya Potashevs.
Anatoly Novikov in his book examined three branches of the Potashov clan: Leshukonsky , Zashchelsky and Keslomskaya.
Leshukonsky branch: Semen - Erofei - Fedot - Larion - Mina (1690) - Savin (1734) - Lavrenti (1782) - Paul (1812) - Efim (1835) - Michael - Ivan (1906) - Fedor (1928) - Alexander ( 1955).
The Phelsky branch: Erofei - Nicephorus - Nason - Ivan (1703) - Zotik (1722) - Iev (1757) - Jacob (1791) - Ivan (1823) - Andreyan (1858) - Jacob (1899) - Benjamin (1928).
Keslom branch: Erofei - Fedot - Larion - Ivan (1702) - Kondratius (1750) - Vasily (1776) - Danilo (1802) - Spiridon (1823) - Ivan (1881) - Lazarus (1902) - Anatoly (1931).
In the Great Patriotic War , 48 Potashevs died.
See also
- Potashev - carriers of a surname
Notes
- ↑ Heinrich Walter Guggenheimer, Eva H. Guggenheimer. Jewish family names and their origins: an etymological dictionary / Ed. A. B. Vasiliev. - 2nd ed. - New York: Ktav, 1992 .-- S. 600 .-- 882 p. - ISBN 978-0-88125-297-2 .
Literature
- Novikov, A.V. Conversations about genealogies. - Arkhangelsk: Pravda Severa, 2005. - 303 p.