Klimov, Nikita Sergeevich

Klimov, Nikita Sergeevich

Klimoff, Nikita

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КЛИМОВ Никита Сергеевич (Klimoff, Nikita), родился 15 сентября 1879 в дер. Дарбина Пашкаимской волости Стерлетаманского уезда Уфимской губернии. Православный. Артиллерист, участник русско-японской войны, жил в гор. Никольск-Уссурийском. Затем переехал на ст. Маньчжурия, где имел небольшую плотницкую мастерскую. Приехал на пароходе «Mongolia» с сыном на Гавайские острова (1910) и устроился на работу на плантации на о. Мауи (4 мес. - $ 22). Переехав в Гонолулу, работал плотником в Lord Young Hotel ($ 4.75 – 8 час.). Жена Ирина жила в родной деревне, сын Василий (19 л.) уехал на заработки в Сан-Франциско (1915). Документов не имел и личность удостоверили Мурагин* и А.Шустов.* Цель репатриации: «Желание переселиться на Родину и поступить на военную службу».
Ист.: Интервью в г. Гонолулу. Л.48. Фото.

Klimov, Nikita Sergeevich. born Sept. 15, 1879. After participating in the Russo-Japanese War he lived in Nikol'sk-Ussuriisk in Primor'ye. Then he moved to the CER station Man'chzhuriia where he was the owner of a small carpenter shop. In 1910 on the ship Mongolia he came with his son to Hawaii. He worked on a plantation on Maui, but soon moved to Honolulu where he worked as a carpenter. In 1915 his son left for San Francisco where he worked. Klimushko Kirill Mikhailovich. Born March 19, 1876 in the village Stolpy in Grodnenskoi guberniia. At the CER station Man'chzhuriia he worked as a train maker-up of the Zabaikal railway. His wife died. In 1910 on the ship Korea he came to Hawaii. In Honolulu he worked in the dry docks, and then for a German ship-building company. He lived with his common law wife T. A. Drugova. He didn't want to return to Russia, but his wife wanted to because her oldest daughter lived there