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Родословная Токмаковых

Tokmakov Family Network

A living family archive connecting names, places, photographs and stories across centuries — from early Russian records and Transbaikalia to families around the world.

191+
people in the tree
252+
mapped relationships
266
names on the sheet
12
named sources

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Follow the family through every record

Start with the complete interactive tree, then move between the original evidence, names, photographs and family stories.

Illustrated Tokmakov family tree with branching generations

The living genealogy

Hundreds of names. One growing family story.

The interactive tree brings together handwritten family records, historical research and present-day contributions. Zoom across generations, open detailed profiles and follow each relationship back to its evidence.

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Evidence stays visible

Documented, asserted and uncertain links remain clearly marked.

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Primary evidence

The original handwritten family tree

View the complete high-resolution sheet at its original detail, or search the written index of 266 transcribed names. Unclear handwriting is preserved as uncertain rather than silently guessed.

Complete scan of the original hand-drawn Tokmakov genealogy sheet

Drawn family record · 1897–1924

The drawn Tokmakov tree

A hand-drawn family tree titled “Родословная Токмаковых”, compiled by Nikolai Ivanovich Tokmakov in the village of Krylovka in 1897 and extended by his son Grigory Vasilyevich Tokmakov in 1924. Click the image to open it full size, then zoom in to read the names.

Hand-drawn Tokmakov family tree of 1897 with Peter, Nikita, Stepan and Vasiliy branches and an index of hundreds of names

Родословная Токмаковых — drawn 1897, extended 2 March 1924. Names follow the original spelling.

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