THE XX CENTURY: SOVIET PERIOD. REMAINS OF THE Marcoff (Mîðêîâ) FAMILY IN RUSSIA AND UKRAINE.
Count Irakly Dmitrievich Marcoff (Mîðêîâ) and children
IRINA IRAKLIEVA (b 1904), Nizhnee Olchedayevo (family estate of counts Marcoff (Mîðêîâ)). One son Alexey died in Wold War II in Stalingrade battle.
IRAKLY IRAKLIEVICH (b 1906), Nizhnee Olchedayevo (family estate of counts Marcoff (Mîðêîâ)). Went to one of the Asian Republics of the former USSR, further fate unknown.
DMITRY IRAKLIEVICH (b 1908), Nizhnee Olchedayevo (family estate of counts Marcoff (Mîðêîâ)). Lived in Kursk (Russia) under the last name of Markov; one son Alexander (died aged 36, single).
NATALIA IRAKLIEVA (b 1910 † 1970), Nizhnee Olchedayevo (family estate of counts Marcoff (Mîðêîâ)). Worked in Lvov (Ukraine) in the theatre for opera and ballet. Son Alexey (1931-1994). Grandson NiKolay (b 1963 lives in Lvov).
EUGENIA IRAKLIEVA (b 27th April 1912 † 30th December 1972), Volgograd, Russia. Nizhnee Olchedayevo (family estate of counts Marcoff (Mîðêîâ)), Mogilev district, Podolia gubernia. Married to Yuri Victorivich Schroeder (21th February 1907 † 9th August 1982). They had one daughter Marina Yurievena Bumagina (born Schroeder).
Anna Vladimirovna Davydchenko (born Bumagina, 25th February 1967). Artist and painter. Inscribed in the new genealogical list of the Russian Assembly of Nobility on December 30th, 2002. Married to Nikolay Davydchenko (b 1st October 1965) interpreter/translator. One son Dmitry (uses last name of Morkov), born 4th November 1986.
Marina Yurievna Bumagina grand daughter of Count Irakly Dimitrievich Morkov and Anna's mother
Anna speaks to peasants living right in the place were the Count Irakly I. Morkov villa was located