Yudin collection of Russian-American Company records, 1783-1946

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		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) (continued)
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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.