Talk:Marfa Sobakina

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Not Marfa ! Not Sobakina ![edit]

On the tombstone is the inscription of Mavra Sabakin, ru: Мавра Сабакина. Source, ru: "Чеботарев, Харитон Андреевич (1746-1815). Историческое и топографическое описание городов Московской губернии с их уездами : С прибавлением историческаго сведения о находящихся в Москве соборах, монастырях и знаменитейших церквах. - Москва : Печатано у содержателя типографии Губ. правления Фридриха Гиппиуса собственным его иждивением, 1787", page 60. ASmurov АСмуров (talk) 14:19, 22 March 2019 (UTC)[reply]

The Female name of Mavra was quite common, checked in old books. In my opinion, confirms the origin of the Tsar and his wife from the Moors, it was written by a merchant from Italy.АСмуров (talk) 14:48, 22 March 2019 (UTC)[reply]

Died November 14, ru: "... преставися Ноембрия в 14 день." .АСмуров (talk) 14:57, 22 March 2019 (UTC)[reply]