Primary family source
Родословная Токмаковых — the original paper tree
One complete high-resolution scan of the sheet, exactly as written by the compilers. Every transcribed name is listed on the all names page. Exact source highlighting is shown only after a name has been mapped directly against this scan.
Full sheet scan
The complete sheet in high resolution
A single high-resolution scan of the original hand-drawn sheet, 6,436 × 3,252 pixels. Exact source boxes are stored as normalised coordinates so they stay aligned at every zoom level.
Click the scan to open it full screen. Scroll inside the frame to pan. 100%
Every name written on the sheet
266 names were read from this single page and listed branch by branch. Exact scan highlighting is deliberately separate from transcription confidence: a name can be readable but still need its precise rectangle mapped.
Open the all-names listProvenance
- Title
- Родословная Токмаковых
- Compiled by
- Nikolai Gavrilovich Tokmakov
- Updated in 1992 by
- Pavel Konstantinovich Tokmakov and Fedor Sergeevich Tokmakov
Compiled by Nikolai Gavrilovich Tokmakov and updated in 1992 by Pavel Konstantinovich and Fedor Sergeevich Tokmakov. This is a source and provenance statement, not a person record.
Reconciliation report
Refined by the close-ups
- Provenance text now reads in full: compiler Nikolai Gavrilovich Tokmakov, 1992 updaters Pavel Konstantinovich and Fedor Sergeevich Tokmakov.
- Trunk labels Nikita, Stepan, Vasiliy, Dmitriy, Pyotr and Karp read as printed boxes, confirming the digital branch skeleton.
- Savva is confirmed as the single labelled line off the Karp trunk box.
- Dated historical entries Gavriil 1834–1895, Nikolai 1864–1955, Pavel 1849–1901 and Arefiy 1851–1901 are now legible and match the existing dataset.
- The surname-origin block is identified as a citation of S. B. Veselovsky's Onomastikon (1974) rather than a genealogical line.
Still needs family confirmation
- The 'Пётр (Павел ?)' and 'Андрей ?' lines on the central trunk carry the compiler's own question marks and stay uncertain.
- 18th-century dates on the 'Алексей * Анна Яковлева 1777–1875' line are not safely readable.
- Several branch ends are drawn only as 'сын' or 'дочь' with no name; they are kept as open branch ends rather than invented people.
- Modern descendant names on the outer fans need a living family member to confirm spelling and dates before promotion above 'uncertain'.
Where the two known branches sit
- AlexanderMikhailovich 1948: top-left of original user photograph
- FedorSergeevich 1945: bottom-right of original user photograph
Transcription limits
Many small handwritten modern names are not legible enough in this single wide photograph for safe transcription. Do not invent them; request close-up images for unresolved branches.
Sources and open questions