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check it please The last name of Gorelov came from the nickname Gorely(burned), in which the sad fate of ancestors was imprinted. So burnt in Russia called people who lost because of the fire house and property, fire victims. However, among the representatives of this family there were not only commoners, but also members of the noble society. Known, for example, is the ancient noble family of the Gorelovs (and also Gorelye), which originated from Boyar son (1586) Ivan Petrovich Gorelov and his son, who served in the Ryazan tithe in 1606 and was disfigured in 1614, Andrei Ivanovich Gorelov. The Gorelov family is recorded in the sixth part of the genealogical book of the Tambov province.

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Check this please.  [1]

The surname Gorelov comes from the nickname Gorely (burned), in which the sad fate of ancestors was imprinted. In Russia, the name was given to people who were injured or lost their home or property to fire.  [2] However, among the representatives of this surname, there were not only commoners, but also members of the noble society.  For example, Andrei Ivanovich Gorelov, the son of Ivan Petrovich Gorlov of the ancient noble family of the Gorelovs (and also Gorelye), and who served in the Ryazan tithe [tithe???] in 1606 and was disfigured in 1614.  [3] The Gorelov family is recorded in the sixth volume of the book of genealogy of the Tambov Province.  

[1]  Когда Вы вводите новую тему, используйте «this», а после первого упоминания темы,  можно употреблять «it».  Например:   Check this please, and then tell me if it sounds natural.

[2], [3]  Мне было трудно понять значение этих предложений, поэтому мои поправки, может быть, не точные.   Если вы напишете эти предложения на русском, я с удовольствием вернусь, и снова попытаюсь помочь.


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The surname Gorlov comes from [1] the nickname [2] Gorly (“burned”), in which the sad fate of ancestors was imprinted [3]. In Russia, the name was given to people who lost their home or belongings to a fire.  However, among the representatives of this surname, there were not only commoners, but also members of the nobility.  A well-known example is the ancient noble family of the Gorlovs (also called “Gorlye”) which harks back [4] to the Boyar Son, Ivan Petrovich Gorlov (1586), and his son, having served in the Ryazan Diassitine [5]  in 1606 and disfigured [6] in 1614.  The Gorlov family is recorded in the sixth volume of the book of genealogy of the Tambov Province.  

[1], [2] Более высокий стилический уровень:  The surname Gorlov is derived from the epithet Gorly . . .    или  The surname Gorlov derives from the epithet Gorly  . . .

[3] Получше: . . . ancestors was engraved.

[4] Фразовый глагол: hark back   вести начало; происходить из

[5] Мне кажется, что «десятина» в этом контексте не относится к церковому налогу в размере 1/10 доходов («tithe»), а к мере земельной площади (dessiatine).

[6] Я не уверен, что «испомещенный» означает «disfigured».  К сожалению, я вообще не понимаю слово «испомещенный».  Что же случилось в 1614 году?  Он умер? 

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check it please

The last name of Gorelov came from the nickname Gorely(burned), in which the sad fate of their ancestors was imprinted. So "burnt" is used in Russia for people who lost their house and property because of a fire. However, among the representatives of this family there were not only commoners, but also members of the noble society. Known, for example, is the ancient noble family of the Gorelovs (and also Gorelye), which originated from Boyar son (1586) Ivan Petrovich Gorelov and his son, who served in the Ryazan tithe in 1606 and was disfigured in 1614, Andrei Ivanovich Gorelov. The Gorelov family is recorded in the sixth part of the genealogical book of the Tambov province.

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