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| Petition from a Yakut merchant Fedor Struchkov to the governor of Irkutsk Company, Nov. 2, 1797 (continued) | |||||||||||||
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| Writing in a single sentence, the author of this petition, Fedor Struchkov, proposed to organize a fur trading company that would hunt and explore around the Shantar Islands and the mouth of the Amur River. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 2 REEL 1 | List of products, undated | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 2 REEL 1 | Tribes of the Irkutsk region, undated | ||||||||||||
| BOX 2 REEL 1 | Tribes in the Irkutsk region | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 2 REEL 1 | Death and burial of Admiral von Kruz, 1799 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 2 REEL 1 | Report of the death and burial of Admiral Aleksandr Ivanovich von Kruz, [1799] | ||||||||||||
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| Kruz lived from 1731 to 1799. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 2 REEL 1 | Report concerning Thomas Vernon and Co., 1803 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 2 REEL 1 | Request of Thomas Vernon and Co. concerning the Portugese ship Pensamento Felix, 1803, July 2, AHD, v. 3, 266 | ||||||||||||
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| This is a Russian copy of the request by the company of Thomas Vernon to the Russian minister of commerce to sequester in the port of Kronstadt the Portugese ship Pensamento Felix for nonpayment of bills to the company. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 2 REEL 1 | Notes concerning Guznishevskii, 1808 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 2 REEL 1 | Note concerning prikazchik Guznishchevskii, Kamchatka, 1808, Sept. 16, AHD, v. 3, 266 | ||||||||||||
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| Guznishchevskii was involved in a case of misuse of company funds at the Kamchatka office of the Russian-American Company. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 2 REEL 1 | Shares of the Russian-American Co., undated | ||||||||||||
| BOX 2 REEL 1 | Memorandum concerning shares of the Russian-American Company | ||||||||||||
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| This memorandum petitions the board of directors of the company to guarantee that shares in the company be universally accepted in government contracts as security deposits. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 2 REEL 1 | List of merchants to take part in the Tsar’s Commerce College, undated | ||||||||||||
| BOX 2 REEL 1 | List of merchants appointed by the Emperor to take part in conferences at the ministry of commerce, undated | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 2 REEL 1 | Report from Okhotsk station concerning Japanese troubles, 1811 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 2 REEL 1 | Report from the Okhotsk station concerning trouble with the Japanese, Nov. 8, 1811 | ||||||||||||
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| In August 1811 Lieutenant Captain Vasilii Mikhailovich Golovnin (1776-1831) was captured by the Japanese while he and his crew were making a survey of the central and southern Kuril Islands. In retaliation for the raids made by Khvostov and Davydov on Sakhalin (see Report from Stephan Ionovich Zhakarov), Golovnin was kept on Hokkaido (called here Matmai) until 1813. This memorandum recommends that in view of the difficulties with Japan, the next expedition to Sakhalin be diverted to Alaska in the following spring. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 2 REEL 1 | Surgeon of the 27th Artillery Brigade at Rovno (Poland?), in German, undated | ||||||||||||
| BOX 2 REEL 1 | Letter from surgeon of the 27th artillery brigade at Rovno [Rowno, Poland ?] in German, May 28, 1817 | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 2 REEL 1 | Contract with N. V. Borisov, 1804, May 7 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 2 REEL 1 | Contract with Nikita V. Borisov, 1804, May 7, AHD, v. 3, 269 | ||||||||||||
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| This contract contains five clauses defining the typical duties of an employee of the Russian-American Company, including unconditional service wherever he might be sent. The salary was set at 500 rubles per year. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Achievements of the Russian-American Co., undated | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Report of the achivements of the Russian-American Company with draft, undated | ||||||||||||
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| Although this document is undated and unsigned it has been attributed to Mikhail Buldakov (1766-1827?), the first director of the Russian-American Company, who vigorously defends the achievements of the company over a thirty-year period. He mentions not only the company's financial integrity but also its role in expanding the territory and influence of the Russian empire and the conversion of native peoples to Christianity. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Journal of hunting party, Shantar Islands, 1786, June 5-July 30 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Journal of Lebedev-Lastochkin's hunting party to the Shantar Islands, June-July 1786, AHD, v. 3, 270 | ||||||||||||
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| Pavel Sergeevich Lebedev-Lastochkin (d. 1800) was a onetime partner and then rival of Grigorii Shelikhov. Although he would later turn his attention to the Aleutian Islands and the coast of Alaska, until the 1780s Lebedev-Lastochkin attempted several trading and hunting expeditions to the Kuril and Shantar Islands. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Note concerning suit of the Russian-American Company against the Lastochkin Company, after 1814, AHD, v. 3, 270 | ||||||||||||
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| Following the death of Shelikhov in 1795, the rivalry between the various fur trading companies in Russian America escalated into violent confrontations among different factions, including the native Americans who had been severely exploited by all parties. Although the creation of the Russian-American Company in 1799 consolidated most of the companies, Lebedev-Lastochkin refused to join. Claims between the two companies continued even after Lastochkin's death in 1800. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Irkutsk region, 1798 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Memorandum about Irkutsk region. With draft about food and prices, 1798 | ||||||||||||
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| This memorandum, with corrections attributed to Nikolai Rezanov, discusses the questions relating to the cultivation of agriculture in the region around Irkutsk. As a remedy to the problem of rising prices of foodstuffs, the author proposes the elimination of taxes, promotion of free trade, permission for farmers to travel freely to market towns, etc. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | List of charts from Pilot Izmailov, circa 1795 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | List of charts delivered from Pilot Izmailov from America, 1795, AHD, v. 3, 273; followed by an order from Natal'ia Shelikhova for maps of the Russian American colonies, after 1795, AHD, v. 3, 274-5 | ||||||||||||
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| Gerasim Izmailov (1745-1795) was a talented seafarer and explorer who participated in numerous expeditions to Kamchatka and the Aleutian Islands. In October 1778 he encountered Captain Cook off the coast of Unalaska and provide him with valuable nautical and geographical information about the North Pacific. In the 1780s Izmailov's reputation was compromised by his extreme use of force during the Russian occupation of Kodiak Island. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Letter from Ivan Bukharin regarding Okhotsk Port, 1806, Oct. | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Letter from Ivan Bukharin to [Nikolai Rezanov] regarding Okhotsk Port, Oct. 1, 1806 | ||||||||||||
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| In reply to questions of Rezanov, here referred to only as Your Excellency, the commander of the port of Okhotsk, Ivan Bukharin, wrote a brief history of the settlement and the origins of the first expeditions to the Kuril and Aleutian Islands, followed by an account of present-day operations at the port and various statistics concerning the Russian personnel stationed there. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Note regarding Ivan Bukharin's deeds, [1805] | ||||||||||||
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| The memorandum attached to the above letter accuses Bukharin of all sorts of improprieties, such as bribery, the whipping of a noblemen and a local chief, and the transport of luxury goods for his own use at government expense. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Unidentified notes, abstract of Russian-French peace agreements, 1807, July 9 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Undated and unidentified notes concerning operations of the Russian-American Company, followed by an abstract of the peace treaty between France and Prussia made in July, 1807, AHD, v. 3, 280 | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Animals brought from Lima, Peru, undated | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Animals brought from Lima, Peru. With draft, from 1815 | ||||||||||||
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| Mentioned are llamas, vicuñas, and tortoises. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Trading rules received in Peking, China, by Shchegorin, undated | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | List of trading regulations received in Peking by Fedor Shchegorin, 1794, AHD, v. 3, 281 | ||||||||||||
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| Ivan Shchegorin was a citizen of Irkutsk who resided in Peking between 1781 and 1794 with the Russian religious mission. These regulations, which Shchegorin received from his colleague in Kiakhta on the Russo-Chinese border, were designed to guide Chinese merchants in their dealings with Russia. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Voyage to California, 1789 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Report about a voyage to California. Madrid, Mar. 9, 1789 | ||||||||||||
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| In this letter the Russian ambassador in Madrid, Zinov'ev, reports that a Spanish packet-boat named St. Charles encountered a Russian settlement of 462 people under the 48°-49° parallel. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Gifts to the Imperial University at Dorpat, Estonia, 1808 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Letter in German from the rector of Dorpat University expressing thanks for gifts to the university library and museum, 1808, Sept. 18, AHD, v. 3, 282 (Letters concerning gifts to the Imperial University at Dorpat) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Letter in German from the rector of Dorpat University expressing thanks for gifts to the university library and museum,1811, Oct. 25, AHD, v. 3, 282 (Letters concerning gifts to the Imperial University at Dorpat) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Russian translation of Report about a voyage to California, Sept. 18, 1808 (Letters concerning gifts to the Imperial University at Dorpat) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Tables concerning taxes, gold, silver, money, etc., undated | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Tables concerning taxes, gold, silver, money, etc., Oct. 3, 1797 (Letters concerning gifts to the Imperial University at Dorpat) | ||||||||||||
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| These tables provide a summary of the history of Russian gold and silver coinage for most of the eighteenth century, as well as rates of exchange for Russian and foreign coinage. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Detention of a Portuguese ship, 1803 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Letter concerning the detention of the Portugese ship Pensamento Felix, 1803, June 24, AHD v. 3, 287. (In French with Russian translation.) (AHD v. 3 p. 287) | ||||||||||||
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| The authors of this letter, the merchants Roversi and Gonτales, protest the detention in St. Petersburg of the ship Pensamento Felix on which their goods are stored. This letter was most likely addressed to Rezanov (see item #107). | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Extracts from sea regulations, undated (AHD v. 3 p. 287) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Declaration of the Russian American Co., 1812, 1819 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | List of orders, Nov. 29, 1812 (Declarations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Copy of letter of first director Mikhailo Matveevich Buldakov from Ustiug and "An opinion", Dec. 12, 1819 (Declarations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| In his letter Buldakov describes his physical condition following a debilitating stroke and requests the board of directors of the Russian-American Company to hold an election for a new director. In the attached opinion, written between 1801 and 1812, Buldakov argues against the proposal of certain shareholders that the headquarters of the board of directors be moved from St. Petersburg to Irkutsk. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Privileges of the Russian-American Co., undated | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | An opinion concerning the necessity of expanding the privileges of the Russian-American Company, (Declarations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| This opinion, which is unfinished and unsigned, recommends that in order to improve the reputation of the Russian-American Company, it should be allowed to incorporate imperial emblems in its documents and insignia and that its officers be given government ranks with proper titles and uniforms. The opinion also recommends that food rations for company employees be established along government lines and that the company be provided with an armed ship in Russian America. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Miscellaneous letters, 1800, undated | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Letter from Rezanov to Boris Latstsano, 1800, Oct. 25, AHD, v. 3, 292 (Miscellaneous letters) | ||||||||||||
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| Boris Latstsano was governor general of Irkutsk. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Letter from Boris Latstsano, governor of Irkutsk, to the board of directors of the Russian-American Company, 1800, Aug. 27, AHD, v. 3, 292 (Miscellaneous letters) | ||||||||||||
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| This letter addresses the complaints of a citizen of Suzdal, Petr Kutyshkin, against Golikov and Shelikhov. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Petition of Petr Kutyshkin to Alexander I, 1800, June 29, AHD, v. 3, 292-94 (Miscellaneous letters) | ||||||||||||
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| In his petition Kutyshkin claims that even though he was a founding member of the Golikov-Shelikhov company he has been deprived of his rightful shares in its profits. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | List of subscribers to Kutyshkin's company, 1779, AHD, v. 3, 294-95 (Miscellaneous letters) | ||||||||||||
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| This list of names shows the terms under which Kutyshkin and other merchants formed a fur company with Ivan Golikov. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Letter from procurator-general of the Senate to the governor-general of Irkutsk, Boris Latstsano, 1800, July 9, AHD, v. 3, 295 (Miscellaneous letters) | ||||||||||||
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| This letter concerns the approval of the request by a merchant of Irkutsk to establish a textile factory for the manufacture of sailcloth. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Documents concerning the ship Suvorov, undated | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Documents concerning the Russian-American Company ship "Suvorov", (Miscellaneous letters) | ||||||||||||
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| These papers include bills of lading for goods delivered at Kronstadt and newspaper accounts of the ship's progress. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Cargo list and documents concerning the operations of the Russian-American Co., undated | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Register of goods for sale at Irkutsk, 1807, May 11 (Cargo lists and documents concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company and China) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Register of Russian goods traded for Chinese goods at Kiakhta in 1808, Moscow, 1809, May 27, AHD, v. 3, 298 (Cargo lists and documents concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company and China) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 1 | List of good delivered to St. Petersburg on the ships Nadezhda and Neva in 1806, AHD, v. 3, 297 (Cargo lists and documents concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company and China) | ||||||||||||
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| The list includes the furs obtained by the Russian-American Company (sea otter, silver fox, blue fox, bear) and goods purchased at Canton (tea, china, buttons, pearls, fans, fabrics, baskets, trays). | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Cargo list, Sept. 1, 1804 (Cargo lists and documents concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company and China) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Chinese goods imported through Kiakhta in 1802, 1803, Jan. 19, AHD, v. 3, 297 (Cargo lists and documents concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company and China) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Cargo list, Sept. 1, 1806 (Cargo lists and documents concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company and China) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Chinese goods, Sept. 1, 1806 (Cargo lists and documents concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company and China) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Note regarding trade in Kiakhta, signed by Aleksandr Borisov, Irkutsk, 1807, Jan. 15, AHD, v. 3, 298 (Cargo lists and documents concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company and China) | ||||||||||||
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| Probably written for Rezanov, this note emphasizes the importance of Kiakhta for the Russian-American Company of as a place where the company could profitably exchange furs for Chinese goods. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Note regarding trading activities of the Russian-American Company by Aleksandr Borisov, Irkutsk, 1807, Jan. 15, AHD, v. 3, 298 (Cargo lists and documents concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company and China) | ||||||||||||
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| In this note Borisov warns that trade in Kamchatka brings the Russian-American Company a deficit of 20% each year. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Notes concerning company operations, 1822, 1830 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Diary of an expedition of Mikhailo Matveevich Buldakov's son [parts missing?], 1822, Aug. | ||||||||||||
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| Written at various periods between 1814 and 1830, this diary of one of the sons of Mikhail Buldakov describes army life in 1812, his travels through the Russo-Polish border region in 1815, and his experiences as a tax collector in Vologda province in 1822. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 1 | Diary of an expedition of Mikhailo Matveevich Buldakov's son [parts missing?], June 20, 1830 | ||||||||||||
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| This portion of the Buldakov diary includes details of family life and the tedium of employment in Ustiug. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Various papers concerning the operations of the Russian-America Co., 1805-1806 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Register of goods exported from islands, from 1803 to 1805 (Various papers concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Extract of Russian-American Company register of goods exported from America, 1803 (Various papers concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 2 | History of operations of the Russian-American Company, after 1803 (Various papers concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Note about permission to convey company goods to Gizhiga on government ships, 1805, Mar. 24 (Various papers concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Observation concerning the board's opinion, after 1798 (Various papers concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Note of Resignation, after 1800 (Various papers concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Document concerning the Emperor's dealings with the Russian-American Company, after 1812 (Various papers concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 2 | About the debts of the merchants Krupenin, 1806, Nov. 26 (Various papers concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Note to Kodiak office from the board of the Russian-American Company, 1803 (Various papers concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Report about general meeting of Russian-American Company, [Feb. 28, 1803] (Various papers concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Cargo registers, 1795-1810 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Cargo list from Arkhangelsk port. Food from foreign ports, 1810 (Various papers concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Notes about Siberia and America, undated | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Note in English by Lydia Black describing contents of Box 3, folder 21 (notes about Siberia and America, 1806), AHD, v. 3, 305-10 (Various papers concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Rezanov’s activities in California, the founding of a colony there, Pacific trade, etc., circa 1814 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Report of the council of the Russian-American Company to Emperor Alexander I, 1814, AHD, v. 3, 311-13 (Various papers concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| The council of the Russian-American Company was established by imperial decree in December 1813 to consider politically sensitive matters. Sometime after, it drafted this report relating to the creation of the Russian colony near Bodega Bay in Northern California (Fort Ross). In particular, the report refers to the possibilities of cultivating grain and livestock, as well as to trade with Spanish California, should the government in Madrid agree to it. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Request to the tsar from Savinskii, 1811 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Petition from a Kamchatka official, Petr Savinskii, to Alexander I, 1811, May 15, AHD, v. 3, 314 (Various papers concerning the operations of the Russian-American Company) | ||||||||||||
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| In his petition, Petr Savinskii lodges a complaint against Major General Koshelev, who unjustly arrested and imprisoned him, and requests as compensation reinstatement and promotion. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Petition from Kosmevin to the tsar, 1812 | ||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Petition from a geodesist of the Imperial Academy of Science, Ivan Kozhevin, to Alexander I, 1812, AHD, v. 3, 314-5 | ||||||||||||
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| Ivan Kozhevin was the great-grandson of the priest Ioann Kozhevin who accompanied the Russian mission to China in 1721 and later settled in Siberia. As a highly trained cartographer and translator of the Tungus and Yakut languages, Ivan Kozhevin participated in expeditions to the regions of Okhotsk, Iakutsk, and Irkutsk. In this petition he requests that he be paid a salary still owed to him and that his great-grandfather's lands be returned to his family. | |||||||||||||
| BOX 3 REEL 2 | Register of Kozhevin's invoices and expenses, 1812 | ||||||||||||
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| Among his many services, Kozhevin lists various charts and maps that he made for Rezanov and Count Rumiantsev. | |||||||||||||
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