Sadovka (Lopatinsky district)

It is located 4 km southeast of the village of Kitunkino, on the left bank of the Uza River.

Founded with. Zinovievka in 1695 - the landowner Zinoviev ^[2] . In 1743 the Borisoglebskaya church was built. In 1747, it was shown that the village of Borisoglebskoye, Zinovievka, identity, retired corporal Sergei Alekseevich Bashev (followed by 20 revision souls), Commissioner Sergei Petrovich Sleptsov (41), Sergeant Lev Semenovich Sleptsov (2), total 63 revision souls ^[3] . In 1795, the village of Borisoglebskoye, Zinovievka identity, Petrovsky district of the Saratov province - the possession of Colonel Ivan Mikhailovich Koloshin with other owners, followed by 141 yards and 452 revision souls ^[4] . Before the abolition of serfdom, the village of Sadovka was shown to the landowner Stolypin, 82 revision souls of peasants, 83 domestic people (a large number of domestic ones - evidence of the existence of some non-agricultural occupations at the estate: a distillery, 8 peasant households (after a big fire?), 15 draft trees (corvée), the peasants have 4 tithes of farmland, 390 dessi arable lands, 20 dessi haymowing, 6 dec. pasture, in addition, the peasants rented 353.84 dec. of land into the quitrent from the treasury, and the landowner had 105 dec. of convenient land, including forest and shrubs, 70 dec., moreover 10 dec. uncomfortable land ^[5] Since 1860 Zinovevka -. parish center Petrovsky district of the Saratov province in 1877-170 yards. erkov, school, 2 inns, 2 water mills, dye house, a 5-miles - a distillery.

On December 12, 1882, parishioners turned to the Saratov Spiritual Consistory with a request to build a new church instead of the existing decrepit one. It was collected 3156 p. The temple in the name of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God, a wooden one, with a chapel in the name of the saint and wonderworker Nicholas began to be built in 1883. The temple was built according to the design of Gotthardt Ivan Ivanovich (1823 - after 1885), who carried out design and estimate work, as well as monitored the construction of churches at the expense of rural societies and private individuals "with remuneration for projects from 50 to 150 rubles, and with supervision of work no more than 2% of the cost of work." The construction of the temple was completed in 1889. The consecration took place on July 23, 1890. The school ascribed church and the chapel to the temple were in the village of Ruzlatka (Wooden Chapel). The temple was closed by decision of the regional executive committee of August 14, 1933.

Soviet time

02/23/1918 Soviet power was established in Zinovievsky volost. 1921 - center of the volost, 250 yards. In 1926 - the center of the Zinovievsky Village Council. In 1937, by a resolution of the Presidium of the All-Russian Central Executive Committee, the village of Zinovievka in the Lopatinsky District of the Saratov Region was renamed Sadovka ^[6] . In 1955 - as part of the Kitunkinsky village council, the central estate of the Victory collective farm.

On 01/01/2004 - 4 farms, 12 residents.