Poylovo

In the census books of 1574 it is mentioned as one of the lands of Pustozersk - fat in the Poilovsky Shara, where the Pustozerskians came "for fishing and other industries" and had 2 sheds here. In 1679, there were 3 residential yards and 1 empty yard in the Poilovo fat. The main occupation of the villagers was fishing. The rich water meadows near the village made it possible to maintain a significant number of livestock, and the inhabitants also contained deer. According to the census of 1782, 64 people lived in Poilovo; according to the census of 1795 - 75 people; according to the census of 1816 - 61 people. In 1840 there were 6 courtyards in Poilovo, in which 19 people lived; in 1846 - 6 yards, 18 people. In 1850, 76 people lived in the village. In 1866, state peasants lived in Poilovo - 54 people. The villagers raised cattle, as well as horses and sheep. In the village there were 9 residential buildings, 3 barns, 2 baths, 6 small boats. In 1876, 26 people lived in Poylov. In 1888, the villagers were engaged in fishing for salmon, river and lake fishing of white fish. In 1859, there were 5 yards in the village, 25 people lived in them. In 1897, 5 people lived in Poidlovo; in 1939 - 18 people. In the 1970s, residents left the village, moved to Naryan-Mar and the nearest Pechora villages.

• Okladnikov N.A. Pustozersk and Pustozerye. From the history of the Pechora region (local history essays. - Arkhangelsk: Pravda Severa, 2010. - P. 395 - ISBN 978-5-85879-645-9 .