Kandinsky Family Tree


Welcome

 
Welcome to the page dedicated to the genealogy of the Kandinskys.
Here you can find the roots of my family in the XVIII-th century (and even some information about the earlier periods) and its evaluation till the present days.
The Tree has currently 577 entries.
From this page you can pass directly to the genealogy, and to the ABC list or (if you wish) you can first read some information about how to use this site and a brief story of how the Kandisky Family Tree was created.

I hope you would enjoy this site.
Regards,

Leonid Kandinsky.

 

Navigation

 
ABC List. All the «representatives» of the Tree in alphabetical order
The First Kandinskys. Information about the first known Kandinskys (XVII-beginning of the XVIII centuries). They are not «linked» to the main part of the Tree yet, but they are the oldest known Kandinskys and they surely deriver from the same root as all the others.
First Generation. Beginning of the XVIII century
Second Generation. Second half of the XVIII century
Third Generation. End of the XVIII-beginning of the XIX centuries
Forth Generation. Beginning of the XIX century
Fifth Generation. XIX century
Sixth Generation. End of the XIX-beginning of the XX centuries
Seventh Generation. End of the XIX-first half of the XX centuries
Eighth Generation. First half and middle of the XX century
Ninth Generation. Second half of the XX century
Tenth Generation. End of the XX-beginning of the XXI centuries
Eleventh Generation. End of the XX-beginning of the XXI centuries

Origins of the Kandinsky Surname
About Russian Names

How Was Created the Kandinsky Family Tree and this web site
Help How to Use This Site.
News. Archive of the News

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Person of the Day

 

One random person from the Tree published here every time you refresh your browswer.


Varvara Ivanovna Tokmakova (born Teplova) (1850-1936) She was born and lived in Siberia and in the Russian Far East. In the early 1880s she moved to the Crimea together with her husband. Oleis, the Tokmakov's estate in Crimea, was visited by many famous people of the epoque, such as writers Leo Tolstoy, Maksim Gorky and Aleksandr Kuprin, composer Sergey Rakhmaninoff, singer Feodor Chaliapin, actress Maria Yermolova. After her husband's death she handed the school the hospital and other buildings that belonged to the Tokmakovs, to the local authorities and she left to the family only the Oleis dwelling houses. During the Soviet period the former TokmakovsNULL estate was occupied by the State ArtistsNULL Rest House.

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