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Having bought the
Degress estate near Tashkent, Ivanov organized winemaking events there and began to produce vintage wines. Pre-Russian Revolution wine tasters enjoyed Ivanov's wines, particularly the brand of Semilion, Sultani, Muscat and Siabchashma. Ivanov's various factories operated out of many
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Ivanov owned a company that mined "Dragomirovsky Coal", and between the years of 1882 and 1895, before the construction of the
Tashkent Railway, he controlled the Tashkent postal station, Terekli Station (1.4 thousand kilometers long), the only transport station connecting Turkestan with the Russian
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Ivanov's summer residence near
Tashkent was transformed into a Russian Orthodox cemetery after his death. The cemetery is now known as the Botkin Cemetery for the street it is located on. It is the largest memorial, cultural and historical complex in Tashkent. Near the Temple to
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Ivanov was married to
Alexandra Petrovna Ivanova (December 14, 1845 - August 13, 1913, Tashkent). He had 3 sons - Ivan, Vasily, and Alexander, as well as a daughter, Olga Nikolaevna Ivanova. These children were the owners of the firm
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on camel-drawn wagons with specially designed wheels and axels. The plant started production in 1882. It is now known as
Chimfarm JSC, a prominent pharmaceutical company in
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B. A. Golender. "Merchants of old Turkestan". Published in the journal "Star of the East" No. 1, 2007.
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