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Historical Figures of Pishpek Before the City Was Renamed to Frunze. Part 1

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Aleksey Nikolaevich Kuropatkin 1848 - 1925. General Governor of Turkestan and Commander of the Troops of the Turkestan Military District.

Historical Figures of Pishpek Before the Renaming of the City to Frunze.


Dedicated to Dr. Andrey Nikolaevich Denisov, who has done so much for the restoration of historical photographs of the city of Pishpek-Frunze-Bishkek.

Many photographs are accompanied by comments from V.G. Petrov.
Mikhail Alexandrovich Folbaum. 1866 - 1916. In 1908 - Governor of the Semirechye Region, Commander of the troops there and punitive ataman of the Semirechye Cossack Army.

Alexander Alexandrovich Freze. June 17, 1840 - no earlier than March 1918. Russian General of Infantry, participant in the Russo-Turkish War of 1877-1878, member of the State Council of the Russian Empire. From April 23 to October 1, 1864, he was with Colonel M.G. Chernyaev for geognostic studies beyond the Chu and Syr Darya rivers. As part of the Abramov A.K. detachment, Lieutenant Freze was sent to search for mineral deposits. He discovered deposits of rock salt in the vicinity of Pishpek, conducted a geological survey of the Alexandrovsky Ridge and ore deposits in the Kara-Tau mountains. Together with Severtsov, he discovered abandoned lead mines and coal deposits, and conducted topographic surveys of the area.

Valentin Vasilyevich Romanov 1876 - 1910. Date on the photo - May 18, 1895. Worked as a veterinarian in the active army, was a participant in the Russo-Japanese War.

Jan Paklevsky-Kozell. Polish insurgent, participated in the inspection of the road from Verny to Pishpek through the Sarimsakty gorge (Kurdai) in 1872.

Aleksey Vladimirovich Poyarkov 1876. As a military doctor, less than two years later he would move to the still-emerging Pishpek and make a remarkable description of our city in the summer of 1878.

Aleksey Vladimirovich Poyarkov 1881.

Aleksey Vladimirovich Poyarkov with his wife Maria Semyonovna in the 1890s.

Poyarkov's son, Erast during his studies at the Verny Gymnasium. 1904.

Aleksey Vladimirovich Poyarkov 1909.

Aleksey Vladimirovich Poyarkov with his wife Maria Semyonovna 1909.

Vasily Ivanovich Dubinin, the most conscientious postmaster of the city. Worked as the chief postmaster from the founding of the city for more than thirty years.

Pishpek. Merchant Ivanov.

Parents of Mikhail Vasilyevich Frunze.Parents of Mikhail Vasilyevich Frunze.

Frunze with his sister.

Mikhail Vasilyevich Frunze during his studies at the Verny (Alma-Ata) Gymnasium in the 1900s. By the way, he studied there for free, as for good studies at the Pishpek city school he was awarded a

Frunze, a photograph from the Civil War era.

District Chief of Pishpek Gerasimov 1880.

The man to thank for our city being so green. The creator of the Karagach Grove, Dzerzhinka, and Panfilov Park, Pyotr Mikhailovich Fetisov. Photo from 1886.

Poyarkov and gardener Fetisov were close friends. Photo from the early 1890s.

Alexander Nikolsky. The first priest of the Nikolskaya Church. If you look at the entrance to the church, to the left are three huge poplars under which he is buried.

Priest Mikalevsky.

Dimitry Abashidze. Bishop of Turkestan and Tashkent. Under his care (in 1906), the Seraphim of Sarov Church was opened in Pishpek.

Official of the district administration Sokolov with his wife.

Sokolova.

State Secretary Krivoshein.

Residents of the city of Pishpek. Burgher Feodosia Grigoryevna Barannikova (standing), widow of merchant of the 2nd guild Barannikov Ivan Ivanovich.

Residents of the city of Pishpek. Ivan Ivanovich Barannikov (without uniform), his wife Feodosia Grigoryevna (sitting left) and others.

The first professional artist of Kyrgyzstan, cartographer and teacher of Semen Chuykov, N.G. Kludov.The first professional artist of Kyrgyzstan, cartographer and teacher of Semen Chuykov, N.G. Kludov.

Postmaster A.V. Grudintsev 1890.

Iskak Daulbaev was an orphan, but became one of the richest merchants of Pishpek. He was known for his philanthropy, and with his money a mosque was built, which stood between the Opera and Ballet Theater and the Hyatt Hotel until 1966. The former Moscow Street bore his name (see map). His house was on the former Soviet Street, at the site of the Toktogul monument.

Family photo of Iskak Daulbaev.

Honorable citizens of the city of Pishpek. Representatives of the city administration and the industrial-trade elite of the city of Pishpek. Early 20th century.

District Chief of Pishpek Vargushin. Photo from the early 1890s.

District Chief of Pishpek Vargushin with Terentyev. Here he is still just a district clerk, the son of a worker, but in a couple of years he will become the Pishpek elder and one of the richest people in the city...

Pishpek sanitary doctor Zorokov, with the sanitary detachment in the mountains.

Police chief Dokuchaev with family. Photo from the 1890s.

The first elected city elder of Pishpek Ilya Fedotovich Terentyev.

Misha Terentyev, son of the first elected head of the city - Terentyev Ilya Fedotovich 1909.

Pushnikov (left) and elder Terentyev. By the way, he was also an elder, but not for long unlike Terentyev. 1900s.

Ilya Terentyev on Boulevard with the city administration. Photo from the 1900s.

Wife and children: Maria and Mikhail. Photo from the 1900s.

Pishpek city elder Ilya Fedotovich Terentyev with family.

Daughter Maria, on the right. Photo from the 1910s.

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