Sections 1251 – 1300

Nicholas Zharkikh

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1251. The genus of Philip
from the Pechersky hospital (p. 102)

1252. The commemoration of the servant of God
Hordej Voskobojenko from the Mirgorod town (p. 102)

1253. In the same year and day [22 November 1686]. The genus and commemoration of Priest Ivan Svitajlovic Spassky from Poltava (p. 102)

1254. From Nezhin (p. 102)

1255. From Moscow. The commemoration of Fedor Ivanovich Zhnogin from the Palekh village (p. 102)

1256. The commemoration of the servant of God
Mary Liebig (!) from the Vyshnja town
from the hospital (p. 102)

1257. The commemoration of the servant of God Lawrence White from Krapivna (p. 102)

1258. The commemoration of the servant of God Ivan Rodionovich from the Baturin town (p. 102)

1259. Year [1687] month April[22]. The genus and commemoration of the servant of God Ivan Tykhy, the petty bourgeois from Kiev, while being a tenant in the Navoz Volost and laid here in the Pechersky monastery (pp. 102 – 103)

1260. Year [1687]. The commemoration of the slave of God Evdokia Vasilikha Slyuzikha from the Sencha town (p. 103)

1261. The year [1687] from the Pryluky town. The commemoration of the servant of God Nicholas Grigorievich Voloshin (p. 103)

1262. The commemoration of the servant of God Agatia Demyanikha from Priluki (p. 103)

1263. The year [1687] month July [4].
From Kiev. The commemoration of the slave of God
Akilina Ivanikha Kashubikha (p. 103)

1264. The commemoration of the slave of God
Anna (p. 103)

1265. The commemoration of the servant of God
Mary Vasilyeva from Lviv (p. 103)

1266. The commemoration of the slave of God nun Epiphania Ivanovna Kosinskaya from Poltava (p. 103)

1267. The commemoration of the servant of God Zechariah Tedrina, the captain of Kiev and his wife Anastasia (p. 103)

1268. The commemoration of the slave of God nun Euphemia from the Florovsky monastery (p. 103)

1269. The commemoration of the servant of God Martyrius, monk, novice Pechersky (p. 103)

1270. The commemoration of the servant of God Nicholas Yuskevich from Kiev (p. 103)