Sloboda (Burynsky district)

The village of Sloboda is located on the bank of one of the sources of the Yezuch River, downstream at a distance of 2 km is the village of Gruzkoye (Konotop District) . On the river and its many tributaries made dam. Nearby are the highway T-1910 and the railway station Puteiskaya .

The village was named as it is based on the lands of the so-called. The Chashsky and Osletsky wastelands, the empty squares of which initially belonged to the priests of the Putivl Church of St. Nicholas.

• The village was founded in the second half of the XVII century . In the second half of the XVIII century. It was part of Nedrigailovskiy district of Kharkov province; from 1797 - Putyvlsky district of Kursk province.
• in 1782 belonged to Colonel Princess Alexandra Ivanovna Golitsyna (1759-1789) and Lieutenant Colonel Kirill Leontyevich Cherepov. Possession A.I. Golitsyna numbered 806 male souls, and 772 females, possession of KL Cherepova - 382 male souls and 420 female ^[2] .
• A letter from Prince Alexander Borisovich Golitsyn to Varvara Ivanovna Chelishcheva has been preserved: “My dear sovereign, Barbara Ivanovna! I have the fiefdom of the Kharkov governorship of the Nedrygaylovsky Okurug in the Popova settlement, which I inherited along with my young son Prince Ivan last 1788 after my late wife, Princess Alexandra Ivanovna Golitsyna. nee Countess Hendrikova, why you, gracious sovereign. I humbly ask if any controversial or judicial cases concerning the Popova settlement mentioned above with the villages present to it occur in this case to the Nedrygaylovsky lower district court or where it is believed on behalf of my who you are asked to file a petition and what should the hand be applied to, and in case of displeasure, take the matter on appeal. in what I myself from them from you, to whom it will be believed, I believe, and what you do, I will not argue and rebuke. You. dear sir, obedient to the services of Prince Alexander Golitsyn. Moscow. March 5, 1789 ” ^[3] In 1788 and 1793 K.L. Skull could prove the incompetence of ownership of the book. Golitsyn, and in 1791 completely bought the estate in Popova Sloboda from the book. Ivan Alexandrovich Golitsyn.
• In 1827, after the division of the inheritance of K.L. Cherepova, estates in Popova Sloboda belonged to the granddaughters of Kirill Leontyevich Cherepov - Maria Stepanovna Lineman and Anna Stepanovna Naumova. In the 1850s The owners were KL's grandchildren. Cherepova - Kirill, Nikolai, Alexander, Andrei and Vladimir Leontievich, great-granddaughter, wife of staff captain Varvara Nikolaevna Studzinskaya and collegiate assessor Ivan Ivanovich Golovin.
• In the State Archive of the Kursk region is stored "The case of the disputed land between the peasants with. Popova Sloboda Putivlskogo Uyezd N. Z. Sausage and his uncle MK Sausage ”, which was in production from October 11, 1876 to February 21, 1878 on 19 pages ^[4] , as well as other documents on the redemption of the peasants of Popova Sloboda , their relocation to other provinces, disputes and divisions among themselves.
• The village was occupied by the fascists on September 11, 1941. Freed from invaders on September 6, 1943.

• Pervomaisky Sugar Refinery, Inc. (since 1999 - bankrupt, there are almost no walls).
• Dairy and pig farms.
• Pervomayskoye, JSC.
• "Ukraine", agro-industrial firm, PE.
• On the territory of the village there are 25 farms.

• House of Culture.
• Kindergarten.
• Pervomaisk local hospital.
• May Day Secondary School І-III Art.
• Slobodskoy educational complex.

• Manor House of Sugar Maker A. I. Kurdyumov