Ivanovka is a village in the Petrovsky district of the Tambov region. It is part of the rural settlement of Petrovsky Village Council. The village is located 21 km along the roads to the west of the regional center, the village of Petrovskoye, not far from the border with the Lipetsk region.
The village of Maly Samovets, Ivanovka was also first
mentioned in the documents of the 1st revision of 1719; in 1767 a
wooden Archangel church was built.
In 1862, in the state and
proprietor village of Maly Samovets (Ivanovka) of the 2nd camp of
the Lipetsk district of the Tambov province, there were 102
courtyards, 494 men and 492 women, an Orthodox church.
As of
the beginning of 1883, 974 former state peasants lived in 128
households, as well as 409 landlord peasants in 56 households, 1383
people in total (667 men and 716 women) in the village of Butyrskaya
Volost, Lipetsk Uyezd. A plot of 4060.8 dessiatines of comfortable
allotment land and 91.2 dessiatines was in common possession with
the village of Novositovka, and 310.8 dessiatines of convenient
allotment land belonged to Ivanovka, and 0.8 dessiatines were
inconvenient. In the village there were 381 horses, 331 cattle, 1552
sheep and 124 pigs. There were 11 industrial establishments and 1
tavern or drinking house. There were 18 literate and 2 students.
According to information from 1888, the village also included
the estate of the noblemen K.R. and A.S. A.A. Petrova and the
peasant M.N. Trushinsky), leased. They occupied 192.07 acres of
land, mostly arable.
According to the 1897 census - 1602
inhabitants (785 men, 817 women), all Orthodox.
In 1901, a
temporary stone church was built instead of a burnt-out wooden
church, and the construction of the main stone church in honor of
the Archangel Michael began.
In 1911, the village had 186
households of Great Russian farmers, 1471 people lived (746 men and
725 women), of which one was a Baptist household (6 souls). There
was a parish school. The staff of the church consisted of a priest
and a psalmist, she owned 36 acres of field land and 1 tithe of
manor land.
In 1921, the parish was closed, and an elementary
school was housed in a temporary church building.
In 1926, in
the village of Butyrskaya Volost, Lipetsk Uyezd, there were 357
Russian households, 1859 residents (884 men, 975 women).
Before the war, there were 318 households in the village of
Novositovsky village council. Since 1934, the school became seven
years old. In the 1930s, there was a hospital in the village, and in
the postwar years - a library and a shop. Since 1962, the school in
the village of Ivanovka becomes an eight-year school (then - the
main one).
According to the 1989 map, there were about 140
inhabitants in the village of Ivanovka, there was a pig-breeding
farm.
In 2002, the Ivanovo basic school was closed.
In
2013, the Novositovsky village council, together with the village of
Ivanovka, became a part of Petrovsky.