Sergievka 2

The village of Sergievka 2 is located on the Oksko-Don plain on the left bank of the Srednik river, 32 km northeast of the town of Shilovo . The distance from the village to the regional center of Shilovo by road is 40 km.

From the north and east, almost close to the village of Sergievka 2, there is a large forest, dissected by ravines descending to the Srednik river. Korotky and Kikov ravines are located to the north-east of the village, and Kiryul and Kosoy ravines are to the south. To the east of the village is the tract - Chubarov Les. The nearest settlements are the village of Adelino and the village of Sverdlovka .

According to the 2010 census, 69 ^[1] people are constantly living in the village of Sergievka 2. (in 1992 - 148 people ^[2] ).

Initially, the village bore the name Sergeevka, which was given to it by the name of its first owner - Prince Sergey Sergeyevich Golitsyn . In Soviet times, to distinguish it from the nearby village of Sergievka , the village of Sergeevka was called Sergievka 2.

The village of Sergievka 2 (Slyzivka, Wren identity) arose approx. 1830 as a settlement of serfs Prince Sergei Ivanovich Golitsyn (1766 + 1831) from the village of Dubrovka in order to create an inheritance for his son, Prince Sergey Sergeyevich Golitsyn (1805 + 1868). The original name of the village is Sergeevka. ^[3]

By 1891, according to I.V.Dobrolyubov , the village of Sergeevka belonged to the parish of the Peter and Paul Church in the village of Naslednichye and there were 44 yards in it. ^[four]

According to the census of 1897, there were already 70 yards in the village of Sergeevka, in which 410 residents lived, including 22 literate peasants. In the village there was a fire barn, 8 wells, 40 decks of bees. 30 yards had two or more horses, 24 yards - one, 16 yards were horseless; 42 yards had two or more cows, no cows 8 yards. On average, the allotment of soul in the village of Sergeevka accounted for approx. 4 dess. land. Because of the shortage of land, 61 peasant farms rented 228 dessiatines from Princess Shakhovskaya for sowing. arable land. In addition, peasants were hired as laborers (the Shakhovsky farm workers were paid 10-12 rubles a season), some went to work in Astrakhan and in southern Russia. In the village, hunting was developed. ^[3]

In 1917-1918 the peasants of the village of Sergeevka took an active part in the revolutionary uprisings in the Ryazan province. In September 1917, together with the peasants of the village of Ilebniki and the village of Munor , they began an unauthorized cutting of the landowner's forest. The actions of the “citizens of the peasants” became known to the head of the Kasimov district police, who took appropriate measures to “stop the arbitrariness”. But the peasants did not obey the police and inflicted an “insult to the action” to the assistant manager of the estate and the forest guard. ^[5]

In January 1918, the peasants of the village of Sergeevka, together with the peasants of the village of Naslednichye and the village of Pavlovka , completely ruined and burned the estate of the princes Golitsyns in the village of Adelino , in connection with which the Council of Soviets of the Ryazan province made a special appeal to the population about the careful attitude to the landlords confiscated from the landowners property. ^[5]

In Soviet times, to distinguish from the nearby village of Sergievka , Sergeevka was called Sergievka 2.

1.5 km north of the village of Sergievka 2 is the Chufistovka station on the Shilovo-Kasimov railway line of the Moscow Railway .