1863-1864 Uprising in Belarus

Uprising in Mogilev Province

Extract from the investigative file about the influence on the insurrection in Gorki district by a teacher of religion at the agricultural college at Gory-Gorki, Priest Alexander Monyushko. 1863. Manuscript. (NIAB, f. 2001, op. 2, d. 62, l. 81-82)
Order by the civil governor of Mogilev province A.P. Beklemishev declaring a state of martial law in Mogilev province. 15 May 1863. Print. (NIAB, f. 3257, op. 1, d. 1, l. 16)
Information from the civil governor of Mogilev province A.P. Beklemishev explaining to the province residents and officials the rules of 5 August 1861 for the localities declared under martial law. 16 May 1863. Print. (NIAB, f. 3257, op. 1, d. 1, l. 17)
Minutes of the meeting of the Mogilev Investigation Commission on the commission structure, principles of work, and plans. 18 June 1863. Manuscript. (NIAB, f. 3257, op. 1, d. 1, l. 92-93)
Report from the police chief of Mogilev district Sukrulo to the civil governor of Mogilev province on the destruction of the grave of an insurrectionist Vladimir Korsak shot in Mogilev. 5 September 1863. Handwritten on letterhead. (NIAB, f. 2001, op. 2, d. 61, l. 1-2 ob.)
Petition from Florian Zhabenko, the former professor at the agricultural college at Gory-Gorki, arrested on suspicion of participating in the uprising submitted to the civil governor of Mogilev province A.P. Beklemishev for the payment of remuneration during the time of his arrest because of his innocence. 20 September 1863. Manuscript. (NIAB, f. 2001, op. 2, d. 62, l. 12-12 ob.)
Order from the governor-general of Vilna province M.N. Muravyov to the civil governor of Mogilev province to court martial Florian Zhabenko, Alexander Gintsel and other professors and teachers at the educational institutions in Gory-Gorki for giving no resistance to insurgents during the capture of Gorki. 3 December 1863. Handwritten on letterhead. (NIAB, f. 2001, op. 2, d. 62, l. 19-20)
Report from the governor of Vitebsk province to the army commander of the Vilna Military District M.N. Muravyov on the formation, activities and destruction in April 1863 of an insurgent detachment commanded by Ignaty Budzilovich in Orsha district and on the conviction of the captured insurgents at the Smolensk Court Martial Commission. 7 December 1863. Handwritten on letterhead. Draft. (NIAB, f. 1430, op. 1, d. 31289, l. 4-9 ob.)
Minutes of the Orsha Investigation Commission concerning the involvement of landlords Zdislav Mitkevich, Bildukevich and Kimbor and a conciliator Shalkovsky in the uprising. 12 December 1863. Handwritten on letterhead. (NIAB, f. 3255, op. 1, d. 3, l. 153-153 ob.)
Report from the police officer of Orsha district Mantsevich to the Orsha Investigation Commission on the measures for the prevention and suppression of the uprising. 13 December 1863. Handwritten on letterhead. (NIAB, f. 3255, op. 1, d. 3, l. 142-143)
Report from the police officer of Senno district Lapitsky to the Orsha Investigation Commission about the chief members of the uprising and the insurgent activities in the district, including the groups led by Richard Komarovsky and Ignaty Budzilovich. 15 December 1863. Manuscript. (NIAB, f. 3255, op. 1, d. 3, l. 159-160 ob.)
Report from the police officer of Senno district M. Shluntov  to the Orsha Investigation Commission on the chief members of the uprising and the insurgent activities in the district. 29 December 1863. Manuscript. (NIAB, f. 3255, op. 1, d. 3, l. 162-163 ob.)
Record of the execution of death penalty on 28 April 1864 in Mogilev for Mikhal Askerko, a private doctor of Minsk province, insurgent commissioner in Minsk voivodeship.  28 April 1864. Manuscript. (NIAB, f. 3256, op. 2, d. 29, l. 34-34 ob.)
Resolution of the Temporary Field Auditing Board confirmed on 10 May 1864 by the deputy governor-general of Vilna province, Adjutant General N.A. Kryzhanovsky sentencing Boleslav Stopinsky, a nobleman of Orsha district, former student of the agricultural college at Gory-Gorki to confiscation of property  and four years penal servitude for participation in the insurgent detachment at Cherikov. 10 May 1864. Copy. Manuscript. (NIAB, f. 3256, op. 2, d. 25, l. 11-11 ob.)
Resolution of the Temporary Field Auditing Board confirmed on 18 May 1864 by the deputy governor-general of Vilna province, Adjutant General N.A. Kryzhanovsky on sentencing Vladislav Kalendo, a nobleman of Igumen district to forfeiture of property rights and exile to the province of Tomsk for agitating the peasants on 22 April 1863 to participate in the uprising. 17 May1864. Copy. Manuscript. (NIAB, f. 3256, op. 2, d. 24, l. 9 ob.-10 ob.)
Resolution of the Temporary Field Auditing Board confirmed on 4 May 1864 by the deputy governor-general of Vilna province, Adjutant General N.A. Kryzhanovsky on the conviction of the priest Andrei Kryzhanovsky of the Fashchevsky Church, Mogilev district and the organist nobleman Stefan Ivashkevich to confiscation of property and exile to the province of Tomsk for participating in the uprising preparation and hiding the insurgents in their house. 19 May 1864. Copy. Manuscript. (NIAB, f. 3256, op. 2, d. 22, l. 11 ob.-12 ob.)
Report from the army headquarters of the Vilna Military District to the office of the army commander-in-chief of Mogilev province about the conviction of Antony Kamensky, Staff Captain of the Shlisselburg Infantry Regiment to exile into the province of Orenburg under strict police surveillance and the sequestration of his property for political disloyalty. 9 June 1864. Handwritten on letterhead. (NIAB, f. 3256, op. 2, d. 30, l. 8-8 ob.)
Resolution of the Temporary Field Auditing Board confirmed on 31 May 1864 by M.N. Muravyov on sentencing Nikolay Martinovsky, a nobleman of Rogachev district to deprivation of his noble status, confiscation of property and exile to “the most remote areas of Siberia” for participation in the uprising. 11 June 1864. Copy. Manuscript. (NIAB, f. 3256, op. 2, d. 28, l. 10 ob.-11 ob.)
Report by the police chief of Bykhov district on the execution in June 1863 of Idelfons Antsypa, the commander of the Bykhov insurgent detachment, former emigrant. 27 September 1865. Manuscript. (NIAB, f. 2001, op. 2, d. 172, l. 3-3 ob.)
Resolution of the Temporary Field Auditing Board confirmed on 10 April 1867 by the army commander-in-chief of the Vilna Military District, Count E.D. Baranov on exiling Prince Stefan Lubomirsky, the former marshal of the nobility of Mogilev province to the province of Perm and on placing Raimund Vasilevsky, the former police officer of Gorki district before the judgement of the Mogilev Provincial Administration for assisting and sympathizing with the insurgents. 21 January 1867. Copy. Handwritten on letterhead. (NIAB, f. 2001, op. 2, d. 188, l. 3-10 ob.)