Kassimka (Simonova) - a village that existed in the Solikamsky district of the Perm region of the RSFSR .
She was a member of the Rogalnikovsky, later Polovodovsky village council .
The population is 54 people (23 men, 31 women, 10 households) (1904).
It was located about 8 km to the north-east of the village of Polovodovo, Solikamsky District, Perm Territory, on the road to the village. Ust-Surmog.
History
The census book of 1710 of the city of Solikamsk with the county census of the clerk of the Siberian order Alexei Nikeyev notes on the Kasimka river the yard of the land owner from Usoly Kamsky (Solikamsk) Yuri Ivanov, son of Simanov:
On hitting the clerk Alexei Nikeyev, he appeared on a skate over the census books with a loan up the Kasimka River and in it
Gerasim Borisov son Ryazyan lives in the courtyard ... Yes, Spiridon Anisimov son Klochikhin lives in a special hut. His wife Varvara Borisova has 50 years. His daughter 40 years old.
The top of Usolsky will become the repair of Klochikhin, the peasant, and that yard and hut is owned by the Pogoda man Yurye Ivanov, the son of Simanov, in the Evo Yuryev yard and the above-mentioned aliens live in ladles.
The village of Kasimka has been known since 1795 as the village of Simanova (peasants- Old Believers of the Bespopov’s consent of the Simanov lived in it).
The revision tale of 1816 recorded that 38 people live in Simanova. (18 men., 20 women.), Including:
- Simanovs - 20 people (8 men., 12 women.);
- Masunins - 6 people. (3 men., 3 women.);
- Bryazginy - 6 people (4 men., 2 women.);
- Travnikovs - 6 people (3 husband, 3 wives.).
The revision tale of 1834 noted that 67 people live in the village of Simanova (aka Kasimka). (30 men., 37 women.), Including:
- Simanovs - 29 people;
- Travnikovs - 29 people;
- Mazunins - 5 people;
- Bryazginy - 4 people.
In 1858, the village of Simanova was already known as the village of Kasimka.
The revision tale of 1858 noted 55 people in Kassimka. (25 husband, 30 wives.), Including:
- Simanovs - 30 people;
- Machunins - 6 people;
- Bryazgins - 11 people;
- Travnikovs - 8 people.
Later, part of the Simonovs from Kasimka left and founded the nearby village of Kunitsynu.
XX century
In the 20s. XX century, the village became part of the Rogalnikovsky village council, and in the post-war period, the village of Kasimka ceased to exist.