In 1876, a tax official, whose name has not been preserved, gave his illegitimate son Dmitry and a certain sum to the childless couple Ivin for upbringing. Soon, Ya.A. Ivin, a peasant engaged in trade and owning shops and hundreds of acres of arable land, built a steam mill by the Yurgamish River. After his death, this mill was inherited by Dmitry Yakovlevich, the very adopted boy.