Nadezhdino (Vorotynsky district)

The village of Nadezhdino is located on the Chugunka River 130 km east of Nizhny Novgorod along the M-7 Volga federal highway, 4 km north of the highway and 1 km from the village of Chuguny.

The village was founded around 1803. In 1810 there were 6 houses. Initially, the village (village) belonged to Ivan Petrovich Milgunov. Then his daughter Nadezhda (by whose name she was named). After Nadezhda Ivanovna, the village is owned by Serafima Yakovlevna Mosalskaya. Then the village is redeemed by Major General Sergei Ippolitovich Zybin, the nephew of the Ryazan governor and the Chugunov landowner Sergei Sergeyevich Zybin. By inheritance, ownership first passes to the son of Konstantin Sergeyevich Zybin, a chamberlain of the court of His Imperial Majesty, an employee of the Russian Embassy in Spain, and then to his adopted daughter Maria Candidovna Ogidago-Elerts (Spaniard). After Maria’s marriage, the village as a dowry belongs to Ivan Vasilyevich Insarsky, the head of the Zemstvo council in the Knyagininsky district, and the village is renamed Insarsky. The name "Insarskoye" did not take root and after the revolution they again return the original - Nadezhdino.

Before the war, there were 131 households in the village and 480 people. At that time, the village had a windmill and a steam mill, a sawmill, a bakery, a forge and a workshop for the manufacture of carts, sledges and horse harnesses.

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