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VOLKONSKY, book:
Sergei Grigorievich (1788-1865), see above; his wife Maria Nikolaevna (nee Raevskaya) (1806-1863).
PD, f. 57, 1200 pts hr., 1788-1865.
See also Volkonsky, kn., S.G., M.S. and A.M.; Orlovs, M.F., E.N. and N.M.
VOLKONSKY
Mikhail Sergeevich, prince. (1832-1909), trustee of St. Petersburg. educational district, deputy minister of public education (since 1882), son of the Decembrist S. G. Volkonsky.
RSL, f. 56, 879 units hr., 1879-1900s.
GLM, f.61, 47 pcs. hr., 1863-1865.
See also Volkonsky, kn., G.S., S.G. and etc.
Prince Sergey; th Mikha; ilovich Volko; nsky (May 4, 1860, Schloss Fall, Koil volost, Revel district, Estland province - October 25, 1937, Hot Springs; buried in Richmond, Virginia, USA) - Russian theater figure, director , critic, memoirist, writer; chamberlain, state councillor.
Almost all of 1917, Prince Sergei Mikhailovich Volkonsky (1860-1937) lived in the Borisoglebsk district of the Tambov province, in the Pavlovka family estate. There former director The Imperial Theaters (1899-1901) learned about the abdication of Emperor Nicholas II.
Borisoglebskie Izvestia also reached the grandson of the Decembrist: “In Bolshaya Gribanovka, on April 9, at the request of MP Storublevtsev, a member of the Bolshaya-Gribanovsky Public Executive Committee, a memorial service was served in the church for the Decembrists, as the first freedom fighters who were sentenced by the Supreme Court to hanging: Pestel, Ryleev, Muravyov, Bestuzhev and Kakhovsky, and a touching speech was made by priest O.V. Popov”1.
Meanwhile, in Pavlovka, the great-grandson of the head of the III Department, Count A.Kh. Not far from the main manor house - in the "dairy house" - Sergey Mikhailovich arranged " Siberian Museum”: “... here are memories of the Decembrists: portraits, views, documents, things that were in Siberia. Instructive; says all this, tells: Blagodatsky mine, Chita, Petrovsky plant, Angara, Amur, types of casemates, my grandfather and grandmother in their cell number 54. A story of suffering and patience, heights and humility<…>How few people know this. How little we are interested in at all. Not once did any school from the city think of taking a tour. Well, why not show the students such a “Siberian museum”, not to mention the park, trees, agricultural implements, etc. Well, how not to let them live for two days in nature, pick flowers, catch insects, spend the night on hay ... No, unfortunate children in July they took me to see the railway workshops! .. And all the class strife, through which people cannot jump over with their souls.
Pavlovka of princes Volkonsky
In 1863, the Pavlovka estate passed into the possession of Prince Mikhail Sergeevich Volkonsky and his wife Elizaveta Grigorievna. The former owner S.M. remembers him so warmly. Volkonsky:
“In the hallway embraces the coolness; the shutters were locked all day; just now they have been opened, and under the hot beam the brick-colored walls are burning. An oak staircase with a dark green path rises and turns into a portrait staircase. On the wall is a large picture of Pannini: the sea harbor, ships, towers - also a sunset. From the ceiling hangs a copper lamp, a lampada, which in Venice in the Cathedral of St. Mark.
Here is an oak carved library with a double window of solid glass: through it is a view of a meadow, of huge oaks, of a distant valley, and further on, of gray willows; behind them a strip of a pond glitters, and behind the pond again trees, the far edge of the park. Behind him on the porch he left the dry steppe, and here is the green juice of the forest ... Dear library! In it, three generations spent rainy days and long autumn evenings... Through a large two-height living room I go out onto a stone terrace - decorated with flowers, and I can already guess by the smell the poisonous presence of tuberose... Ten giant oaks stand in a circle in front of the terrace; pondered in the coolness of the rising shadow; only the very last leaves on top of their heads are burning from the sun that is left on the other side of the house. Under the seat trees is a second living room. Under the oaks, we children loved to have lunch and dinner. To the right from the terrace, in a gap between the trees, you can see our church - on the other side of the ravine, about a verst and a half: beautiful, empire-style, very beautiful, built in 1806 ... It's quieter here than on the other side; evening has come, nature is ready for the night ... With the noise of wings, but without croaking, a cloud of rooks sweeps over the tall oaks; flew to a distant watering place... Behind the large oaks, a meadow stretches to the edge of two intersecting ravines; there is a bench on the edge, in front of it there is a playground and a flower garden, and on the stumps are two huge agaves, which my mother once brought small in one pot from Villa Volkonskaya in Rome ... "
How this corner looks today on the border of Gribanovsky and Borisoglebsky districts, says the famous architectural historian Larisa Krieger: “Now this is the territory of the school. A glade with a sports ground, surrounded by a variety of trees and huge lilac bushes. And in the middle - a long one-story school building, partly brick, partly wooden, completed in the Soviet years. We carefully look at old photographs and compare with the school building. It is very likely that this is exactly the same "milk wing" that Sergei Mikhailovich so warmly remembered and loved him so much. Only rebuilt, having lost the second floor and all the turrets and terraces ... "
But how Prince S.M. Volkonsky describes this building:
“And my house, my white outbuilding, our dear “dairy house”! So awkward, cut out of the old, but so entertaining. My bedroom is upstairs; the whole top, in memory of childhood, in memory of Fall, is cut in the Gothic style of the thirties; everything is there to match, a little dry and very comfortable.
The main room, the one with a balcony, the one with a tower clock above the windows, is the "Nikolaev" one, with a portrait of Nicholas I, with portraits and busts of great-grandfathers. No one will say that it is arranged - everyone will think that this has passed into the inheritance; great-grandmother would ask: “Where is my work? I left her here yesterday. A corridor, the "Siberian corridor" leads to this room. Here are memories of the Decembrists: portraits, views, documents, things that were in Siberia. Instructive; all this says, tells: Blagodatsky mine, Chita, Petrovsky plant, Angara, Amur, types of casemates, my grandfather and grandmother in their cell No. through a sunny skylight. All this is fresh, white, only the gothic glass doors shine through with motley spots in the midst of this whiteness. How few people know this. How little we are interested in at all. Not once did any school from the city think of taking a tour. Well, why not show the students such a “Siberian museum”, not to mention the park, trees, agricultural implements, etc. Well, how not to let them live for two days among nature, pick flowers, catch insects, spend the night on hay ... No, unfortunate children in July they took me to see the railway workshops! .. And all the class strife, through which people cannot step over with their souls.
Such a deep resentment of a man whom the Motherland forced to give up everything dearest and spend last years in an unloved foreign land.
He, who has been collecting the history of the heroes of the 1825 uprising all his life, will describe in his memoirs the tragedy associated with the nationalization of the estate in Pavlovsk: “When papers were taken from me in the house, the documents related to the Decembrists were also attached to the “case”. They are told that this is historical, that this is about the Decembrists; one answers; "Yes, I know, I have a comrade Decembrist in Vilna." All this was taken away. According to the official report of the chairman of the Collegium for the Protection of Monuments, who was subsequently sent there from Moscow, "the papers taken from Volkonsky's house were used up in the lavatory of the emergency commission."
Another time we saw portraits on the wall:
- Generals? Rip them off.
“These are the Decembrists.
We know these Octobrists. Rip off.
- After all, these are the first revolutionaries.
- Leave ... And what kind of general is this? (pointing to the portrait of Nicholas I by Dau).
– This is?.. This is Dow.
- Oh, well, yes, yes, yes. Let it hang.
When I got my hands on alphabetical list of proper names found in my grandmother's Siberian letters over the years from 1827 to 1855, it was said: "After all, there are so many names, and none of them have yet been searched ..."
The estate itself and its interior can be seen in all its glory only on pre-revolutionary postcards issued by the prince. And even they have a very high price at antique auctions. The remains of the collection, manor furniture and other rarities today formed the basis of the exposition of the Borisoglebsk Museum.
Pedigree painting: Volkonsky Andrei Mikhailovich
Generation 1___
1. Volkonsky Andrei Mikhailovich (? -1688)
Gender: male. prince, stolnik (since 1642) and governor, the only son of Prince. Mikhail Fedorovich
Volkonsky. In 1655 he served as governor in Bryansk. In 1662 he took part in the suppression of an uprising in
Kazan. In 1667 he was sent to Bryansk as a siege commander. He died in 1668, leaving an only son -
Michael.
In the Boyar Book of 1640, under the name of Andrei Mikhailovich Volkonsky, it is written: “In 1641, October 22,
family estate book. Grigory Konstantinovich Volkonsky in the Tula district was given to Prince. Andrey
great-nephew of Grigory Konstantinovich Volkonsky.
Steward (1642). In 1655 he was governor in Bryansk. In 1662 he took part in the suppression of the uprising in
Kazan. In 1667 he was a siege commander in Bryansk
Mikhail was born (2-1)
1688: Died
Wife: ....
Generation 2___
2-1. Volkonsky Mikhail Andreevich (?-1709)
Gender: male. Stolnik from 1678, okolnichiy from 1693. In 1667, while still a tenant, he voivodship in
Poltava. In 1669 he served as governor in Putivl. In 1676 he served as governor in Kaniv. In 1697 he was sent
governor on the Terek. Mikhail Andreevich lived to see the Petrovsky transformations, a participant in the Petrovsky
hikes. In 1703, he was shown seventeenth in the circle; in 1705 mentioned by Golikov among 18
the remaining roundabouts. In 1708 - in the city province in Ryazhsk. He died on May 16, 1709.
Okolnichiy (1693), steward since 1678. In 1669 he was governor in Putivl, in 1697 - on the Terek, in 1708 in
Ryazhsk
Was born. Father: Volkonsky Andrei Mikhailovich, mother: ....
Fedor was born (3-2)
1709: Died
Wife: Vishnyakova Evdokia Ivanovna.
Generation 3___
3-2. Volkonsky Fedor Mikhailovich (? -1747)
Gender: male. Fyodor Mikhailovich in 1692, on December 24, was granted a room steward. According to Spiridov
was in the Azov campaign in 1696, but in what position, it is not said. In 1721, on January 16, he was granted
devious; in 1727 on January 28 he was appointed Reketmeister.
He was married by his first marriage to Ekaterina Matveevna Eropkina; and the second marriage to the princess
Anastasia Afanasyevna Solntseva-Zasekina. Son - Prince Semyon Fedorovich Volkonsky.
According to the dacha of 1705, Prince Fyodor Mikhailovich Volkonsky, a room steward, had estates in
Klin, Ryazan and Pereyaslav counties.
in 1711 - a room steward from the neighbors of the Duma people, a resident of St. Petersburg
Was born. Father: Mikhail Andreevich Volkonsky, mother: Evdokia Ivanovna Vishnyakova.
Sergey was born (4-3)
1703: Semyon was born (5-3)
1747: Died
Wife: Yeropkina Ekaterina Matveevna.
Generation 4___
4-3. Volkonsky Sergey Fyodorovich
Gender: male.
Was born. Father: Fedor Mikhailovich Volkonsky, mother: Ekaterina Matveevna Eropkina.
married
Nicholas was born (6-4)
Wife: ....
5-3. Volkonsky Semyon Fedorovich (1703-1768)
Gender: male, life expectancy: 65. General-anshef (1762). He took an active part in
Seven Years' War. In 1762 he was a member of the Military Collegium
Birth, Father
1703: Born. Father: Fedor Mikhailovich Volkonsky, mother: Ekaterina Matveevna Eropkina.
1742: Gregory was born (7-5)
1768: Died
Wife: Sofia Semyonovna Meshcherskaya, life expectancy: 70.
1707: Born. Mother father: ....
1777: Died
Generation 5___
6-4. Volkonsky Nikolai Sergeevich №3
Gender: male.
Was born. Father: Volkonsky Sergey Fedorovich, mother: ....
married
Maria was born (8-6)
Wife: ....
7-5. Volkonsky Grigory Semyonovich No. 5 (1742-1824)
Gender: male, life expectancy: 82. participant in military campaigns against the Polish confederates
(1767/68), two wars with Turkey (1768/74, 1787/91; especially distinguished himself at Machin), pacification of the Crimean
Tatars (1774/76), holder of the orders of St. Apostle Andrew the First-Called and St. George of the 4th and 2nd degree. One
one of the most beloved students of A.V. Suvorov
1742: Born. Father: Volkonsky Semyon Fedorovich, mother: Meshcherskaya Sofia Semyonovna.
1778: Nicholas is born (9-7)
1779: Alexander is born (10-7)
1781: Nikita is born (11-7)
1782: Gregory was born (12-7)
1786: Sophia is born (13-7)
1788: Sergey was born (14-7)
1824: Died
Wife: Repnina Alexandra Nikolaevna No. 6,18,29, life expectancy: 77. since she was
the last representative of the Repnin princely family, then the Highest allowed her eldest son, Prince
Nikolai Volkonsky to take her last name
1757: Born. Father: Repnin Nikolai Vasilievich No. 4.19, mother: Kurakina Natalia Alexandrovna.
1834: Died
Generation 6___
8-6. Volkonskaya Maria Nikolaevna
Female gender.
Born. Father: Volkonsky Nikolai Sergeevich No. 3, mother: ....
Got married
1828: Leo is born (15-8)
Husband: Tolstoy....
9-7. Repnin-Volkonsky Nikolai Grigorievich No. 14,110 (1778-1845)
Gender: male, life expectancy: 67.
married
1778: Born. Father: Volkonsky Grigory Semenovich No. 5, mother: Repnina Alexandra Nikolaevna
№6,18,29.
1845: Died
Wife: ....
10-7. Alexander (1779-1780)
1779: Born. Father: Volkonsky Grigory Semenovich No. 5, mother: Repnina Alexandra Nikolaevna
№6,18,29.
1780: Died
11-7. Volkonsky Nikita Grigorievich No. 111 (1781-1841)
Gender: male, life expectancy: 60. Privy Councilor and Jägermeister.
In 1796 he entered the Life Guards Izmailovsky Regiment as an ensign. In 1800 he was dismissed from service in
the rank of captain. In 1805, under Alexander I, he was granted the title of chamberlain. In 1807 he again entered
military service with the rank of colonel, participated in hostilities with the Turks as part of the Danube army.
For distinction, he was awarded the Order of St. Anna 2nd class, St. Vladimir 4th class with a bow and gold
sword. Participated in the foreign campaign against Napoleon in 1813-1814, distinguished himself in battles
near Dresden, Pirna, Leipzig and Paris, was promoted to major general. In 1838 he came out
retired and settled near Rome, adopted Catholicism.
married
1781: Born. Father: Volkonsky Grigory Semenovich No. 5, mother: Repnina Alexandra Nikolaevna
№6,18,29.
1811: Alexander is born (16-11)
1841: Died
Wife: Beloselskaya-Belozerskaya Zinaida Alexandrovna No. 113, life expectancy: 73.
1789: Born
1862: Died
12-7. Gregory (1782-1783)
Gender: male, lifespan: 1.
1782: Born. Father: Volkonsky Grigory Semenovich No. 5, mother: Repnina Alexandra Nikolaevna
№6,18,29.
1783: Died
13-7. Volkonskaya Sofya Grigorievna No. 16.23 (1786-1869)
Gender: female, lifespan: 83.
Got married
1786: Born. Father: Volkonsky Grigory Semenovich No. 5, mother: Repnina Alexandra Nikolaevna
№6,18,29.
1808: Gregory was born (17-13)
1869: Died
Husband: Volkonsky Pyotr Mikhailovich No. 15.17, life expectancy: 76.
1776: Born
1852: Died
14-7. Volkonsky Sergey Grigorievich No. 13,20,34,53,83,88,93,107 (1788-1865)
1788: Born. Father: Volkonsky Grigory Semenovich No. 5, mother: Repnina Alexandra Nikolaevna
№6,18,29.
1826: Nicholas is born (18-14)
1830: Sophia is born (19-14)
1832: Mikhail is born (20-14)
1835: Elena is born (21-14)
1865: Died
Wife: Raevskaya Maria Nikolaevna No. 24,36,42,52,54,71,83,89, life expectancy: 58.
1805: Born. Father: Raevsky Nikolai Nikolaevich No. 7,11,12,51,55, mother: Sofia Konstantinova
Alekseevna №8,21.
1863: Died
Generation 7___
15-8. Tolstoy Lev Nikolaevich (1828-1910)
Gender: male, lifespan: 82.
married
1828: Born. Father: Tolstoy..., mother: Volkonskaya Maria Nikolaevna.
1910: Died
Wife: Sofia Andreevna Bers.
16-11. Volkonsky Alexander Nikitich (1811-1878)
Gender: male, life expectancy: 67. Privy Councillor. In 1829 he entered the service in
Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In 1858 he was an extraordinary envoy in Saxony, in 1860 - in Naples,
in 1862 - in Spain. Author of Rome and Italy. Collected paintings and sculptures by Western masters,
antique art. Like his parents, he died and was buried in Rome.
1811: Born. Father: Volkonsky Nikita Grigorievich No. 111, mother: Beloselskaya-Belozerskaya Zinaida
Alexandrovna No. 113.
1878: Died
17-13. Volkonsky Grigory Petrovich (1808-1882)
married
1808: Born. Father: Volkonsky Petr Mikhailovich No. 15.17, mother: Volkonskaya Sofya Grigoryevna
№16,23.
1838: Elizabeth is born (22-17)
1843: Peter was born (23-17)
1882: Died
Wife: Benkendorf Maria (Margarita) Alexandrovna, life expectancy: 60.
1820: Born
1880: Died
18-14. Nicholas (1826-1828)
1826: Born. Father: Volkonsky Sergey Grigorievich No. 13,20,34,53,83,88,93,107, mother: Raevskaya Maria
1828: Died
19-14. Sofia (1830-1830)
Gender: Female, Lifespan: 0.
1830: Born. Father: Volkonsky Sergey Grigorievich No. 13,20,34,53,83,88,93,107, mother: Raevskaya Maria
Nikolaevna No. 24,36,42,52,54,71,83,89.
1830: Died
20-14. Volkonsky Mikhail Sergeevich (married to a great-niece) No. 90.102.103
(1832-1909)
Gender: male, lifespan: 77.
1832: Born. Father: Volkonsky Sergey Grigorievich No. 13,20,34,53,83,88,93,107, mother: Raevskaya Maria
Nikolaevna No. 24,36,42,52,54,71,83,89.
1860: Sergey was born (24-20)
1861: Peter was born (25-20)
1863: Maria is born (26-20)
1864: Gregory was born (27-20)
1866: Alexander is born (28-20)
1868: Vladimir was born (29-20)
1909: Died
Spouse: Volkonskaya Elizaveta Grigorievna, life expectancy: 59.
1838: Born. Father: Grigory Petrovich Volkonsky (grandfather, cousin uncle), mother: Maria Benkendorf
(Margarita) Alexandrovna.
1897: Died
21-14. Volkonskaya Elena Sergeevna No. 90 (1835-1916)
Gender: female, lifespan: 81.
Got married. Husband 1.
Got married. Husband 2.
Got married. Husband 3.
Maria was born (32-21(3))
Elena was born (33-21(3))
1835: Born. Father: Volkonsky Sergey Grigorievich No. 13,20,34,53,83,88,93,107, mother: Raevskaya Maria
Nikolaevna No. 24,36,42,52,54,71,83,89.
1860: Alexander is born (30-21(2))
1863: Mikhail was born (31-21(2))
1916: Died
Husband 1: Molchanov Dmitry Vasilyevich. Official under the East Siberian Governor-General.
1857: Died
Husband 2: Kochubey Nikolai Arkadyevich, life expectancy: 41.
1827: Born
1868: Died
Husband 3: Rakhmanov Alexander Alekseevich.
Died
Married. Wife: ....
Around 1830: Born
Generation 8___
22-17. Volkonskaya Elizaveta Grigorievna (1838-1897)
Gender: female, lifespan: 59.
Got married
1838: Born. Father: Volkonsky Grigory Petrovich, mother: Benkendorf Maria (Margarita)
Alexandrovna.
1897: Died
Husband: Volkonsky Mikhail Sergeevich, life expectancy: 77.
1832: Born
1909: Died
23-17. Volkonsky Pyotr Grigorievich (1843-1896)
Gender: male, life expectancy: 53.
married
1843: Born. Father: Volkonsky Grigory Petrovich, mother: Benkendorf Maria (Margarita)
Alexandrovna.
1870: Gregory was born (34-23)
1871: Alexander is born (35-23)
1872: Peter was born (36-23)
1896: Died
Wife: Vera Alekseevna Lvova, life expectancy: 76.
1848: Born
1924: Died
24-20. Volkonsky Sergey Mikhailovich (mother is also a second cousin)
(1860-1937)
Gender: male, life expectancy: 77. Theater figure, film critic, memoirist,
Borisoglebsky district marshal of the nobility, teacher at the Moscow Institute of Words and
Rhythmic Institute (1918-1920), from December 1921 in exile in Germany, then in Italy, from 1925
Paris, theater and film reviewer of "Link" and " latest news", director of the Russian
Rachmaninov Conservatory in Paris (1936-1937), in 1937 he moved to the USA.
Married. Wife 1.
Married. Wife 2.
1860: Born. Father: Mikhail Sergeevich Volkonsky (married to his cousin) No. 90.102.103,
1937: Died
Wife 1: ....
Wife 2: Mary Walker Farn. daughter of American diplomat J. Walker Farne (US envoy to
Romania, Greece and Serbia). Her childhood was spent in the Balkans, where her father worked. In the First World
During the war she worked as a nurse in French and American hospitals. Had a daughter from the first
husband.
25-20. Volkonsky Pyotr Mikhailovich (1861-1948)
Gender: male, life expectancy: 87. chamberlain, leader of the nobility of the Balashov district.
Initiator of the creation of the Petrograd Society of Champions of the Reunification of Churches (1917-1918). accepted
Catholicism in exile in Constantinople. In 1931-1937 he worked in the archives of the Ukrainian
Catholic Metropolitan Andrei Sheptytsky.
married
1861: Born. Father: Mikhail Sergeevich Volkonsky (married to his cousin) No. 90.102.103,
mother: Volkonskaya Elizaveta Grigorievna.
1891: Mikhail was born (37-25)
1948: Died
Wife: Shakhovskaya Elizaveta Alekseevna.
Died
1867: Born
26-20. Volkonskaya Maria Mikhailovna (1863-1943)
Gender: female, life expectancy: 80. maid of honor, converted to Catholicism in Switzerland in 1901,
author of a number of religious works, translated works of Catholic authors into Russian;
died in Rome.
1863: Born
1863: Born. Father: Mikhail Sergeevich Volkonsky (married to his cousin) No. 90.102.103,
mother: Volkonskaya Elizaveta Grigorievna.
1943: Died
1943: Died
27-20. Volkonsky Grigory Mikhailovich (1864-1912)
Gender: male, lifespan: 48.
married
1864: Born. Father: Mikhail Sergeevich Volkonsky (married to his cousin) No. 90.102.103,
mother: Volkonskaya Elizaveta Grigorievna.
1895: Vadim was born (38-27)
1896: Elizabeth is born (39-27)
1898: Maria is born (40-27)
1905: Irina was born (41-27)
1912: Died
Wife: Ida (Jean-Maria) Vitovna de Dampier, life expectancy: 93.
1869: Born
1962: Died
28-20. Volkonsky Alexander Mikhailovich (1866-1934)
Gender: male, life expectancy: 68. Catholic priest.
married
1866: Born. Father: Mikhail Sergeevich Volkonsky (married to his cousin) No. 90.102.103,
mother: Volkonskaya Elizaveta Grigorievna.
1902: Daniel is born (42-28)
1904: Nikita is born (43-28)
1906: Maria is born (44-28)
1908: Vladimir was born (45-28)
1934: Died
Wife: Vasilchikova Evgenia Petrovna, life expectancy: 53.
1871: Born
1924: Died
29-20. Volkonsky Vladimir Mikhailovich (1868-1953)
Gender: male, life expectancy: 85. Vice-Chairman of the State Duma.
married
1868: Born. Father: Mikhail Sergeevich Volkonsky (married to his cousin) No. 90.102.103,
mother: Volkonskaya Elizaveta Grigorievna.
1894: Elena is born (46-29)
1953: Died
Wife: Zvyagintseva Anna Nikolaevna, life expectancy: 80.
1870: Born
1950: Died
30-21(2). Alexander (1860-1862)
Gender: Male, Lifespan: 2.
1860: Born. Father: Kochubey Nikolai Arkadyevich, mother: Volkonskaya Elena Sergeevna No. 90.
1862: Died
31-21(2). Kochubey Mikhail Nikolaevich (1863-1935)
Gender: male, lifespan: 72.
married
Elena was born (47-31)
Vasily was born (48-31)
1863: Born. Father: Kochubey Nikolai Arkadyevich, mother: Volkonskaya Elena Sergeevna No. 90.
1892: Nicholas is born (49-31)
1893: Mikhail is born (50-31)
1896: Sergey was born (51-31)
1935: Died
Wife: Onoshko Pelageya Dmitrievna, life expectancy: 67.
1863: Born
1930: Died
32-21(3). Rakhmanova Maria Alexandrovna
Female gender.
Got married
Sergey was born (52-32)
Mikhail was born (53-32)
Husband: ....
33-21(3). Rakhmanova Elena Alexandrovna
Female gender.
Born. Father: Rakhmanov Alexander Alekseevich, mother: Volkonskaya Elena Sergeevna No. 90.
Generation 9___
34-23. Volkonsky Grigory Petrovich (1870-1940)
1870: Born. Father: Volkonsky Petr Grigorievich, mother: Lvova Vera Alekseevna.
1940: Died
35-23. Volkonsky Alexander Petrovich (1871-1945)
Gender: male, lifespan: 74.
married
1871: Born. Father: Volkonsky Petr Grigorievich, mother: Lvova Vera Alekseevna.
1901: Peter was born (54-35)
1905: Gregory was born (55-35)
1945: Died
Wife: Maria Lushnina..., life expectancy: 86.
1874: Born
1960: Died
36-23. Volkonsky Petr Petrovich (1872-1957)
Gender: male, lifespan: 85.
1872: Born. Father: Volkonsky Petr Grigorievich, mother: Lvova Vera Alekseevna.
1957: Died
37-25. Volkonsky Mikhail Petrovich (1891-1961)
Gender: male, life expectancy: 70. singer (baritone), stage name - Mikhail Veron.
After the Bolshevik coup in emigration. Sang at the Belgrade Opera, Paris. After the war
(autumn 1947) returned to the USSR. Soon he was expelled with his wife to his former estate Romanovka Saratov
region, later lived in Tambov, worked as a teacher, moved to Moscow. Married three times. One of the wives in
nee SERGEEVA. Third wife PETKEVICH KIRA GEORGIEVNA 1911-1995
Married. Wife 1.
Married. Wife 2.
Married. Wife 3.
1891: Born. Father: Volkonsky Petr Mikhailovich, mother: Shakhovskaya Elizaveta Alekseevna.
1933: Andrei was born (56-37(3))
1961: Died
Wife 1: ....
was born
Died
Wife 2: Sergeeva ....
Wife 3: Patkevich Kira Georgievna, life expectancy: 84.
1911: Born
1995: Died
38-27. Volkonsky Vadim Grigorievich (1895-1973)
Gender: male, lifespan: 78.
married
1895: Born. Father: Grigory Mikhailovich Volkonsky, mother: Ida (Jean-Maria) Vitovna de Dampierre.
1924: Elena is born (57-38)
1973: Died
Wife: Stolypina Elena Petrovna, life expectancy: 93. Daughter of Pyotr Arkadyevich Stolypin
1892: Born
1985: Died
39-27. Volkonskaya Elizaveta Grigorievna (1896-1974)
Gender: female, lifespan: 78.
Got married
1896: Born. Father: Grigory Mikhailovich Volkonsky, mother: Ida (Jean-Maria) Vitovna de Dampierre.
1974: Died
Husband: Nikulin Lev Veniaminovich, life expectancy: 76. Russian Soviet writer, poet,
playwright and journalist. Laureate of the Stalin Prize of the third degree (1952). Awarded for the novel "Russia
faithful sons.
1891: Born
1967: Died
40-27. Volkonskaya Maria Grigorievna (1898-1929)
Gender: female, lifespan: 31.
Got married
1898: Born. Father: Grigory Mikhailovich Volkonsky, mother: Ida (Jean-Maria) Vitovna de Dampierre.
1929: Died
Husband: Golenishchev-Kutuzov-Tolstoy Mikhail Pavlovich, life expectancy: 84.
1896: Born
1980: Died
41-27. Volkonskaya Irina Grigorievna (1905-?)
Female gender.
Died
Got married
1905: Born. Father: Grigory Mikhailovich Volkonsky, mother: Ida (Jean-Maria) Vitovna de Dampierre.
Husband: Potolov Nikolai Pavlovich, life expectancy: 50.
1885: Born
1935: Died
42-28. Volkonsky Daniil Alexandrovich (1902-1979)
Gender: male, lifespan: 77.
married
1902: Born. Father: Alexander Mikhailovich Volkonsky, mother: Evgenia Petrovna Vasilchikova.
1979: Died
Wife: Shcherbatova Ksenia Pavlovna, life expectancy: 56.
1919: Born
1975: Died
43-28. Volkonsky Nikita Alexandrovich (1904-1924)
Gender: male, lifespan: 20.
1904: Born. Mother: Vasilchikova Evgenia Petrovna, father: Volkonsky Alexander Mikhailovich.
1924: Died
44-28. Volkonskaya Maria Alexandrovna (1906-1968)
Gender: female, life expectancy: 62. New York, USA
Got married
1906: Born. Father: Alexander Mikhailovich Volkonsky, mother: Evgenia Petrovna Vasilchikova.
1968: Died
Husband: Pashkov Alexander Alexandrovich, life expectancy: 78.
1890: Born
1968: Died
45-28. Volkonsky Vladimir Alexandrovich (1908-?)
Gender: male.
Died
Married. Wife 1.
Married. Wife 2.
1908: Born. Father: Alexander Mikhailovich Volkonsky, mother: Evgenia Petrovna Vasilchikova.
Wife 1: Annalena Triangi de Moderno, life expectancy: 51.
1910: Born
1961: Died
Wife 2: Alexandra Yulyevna Konyus, life expectancy: 70.
1913: Born
1983: Died
46-29. Volkonskaya Elena Vladimirovna (1894-1984)
Gender: Female, Lifespan: 90.
Got married
1894: Born. Father: Volkonsky Vladimir Mikhailovich, mother: Zvyagintseva Anna Nikolaevna.
1984: Died
Husband: Tolstoy-Miloslavsky Sergey Mikhailovich, life expectancy: 46.
1892: Born
1938: Died
47-31. Kochubey Elena Mikhailovna
Female gender.
Born. Father: Kochubey Mikhail Nikolaevich, mother: Onoshko Pelageya Dmitrievna.
Got married
Husband: Vikberg Alexander Dmitrievich.
48-31. Kochubey Vasily Mikhailovich (? -1920)
Gender: male. officer of the Izyumsky Hussar Regiment, died in the Crimea in 1920
Was born. Father: Kochubey Mikhail Nikolaevich, mother: Onoshko Pelageya Dmitrievna.
married
1911: Olga is born (58-48)
1920: Died
Wife: Podlyaskaya Lyudmila Alexandrovna.
49-31. Kochubey Nikolai Mikhailovich (1892-1929)
Gender: male, life expectancy: 37. captain of the Izyum hussar regiment,
married
1892: Born. Father: Kochubey Mikhail Nikolaevich, mother: Onoshko Pelageya Dmitrievna.
1929: Died
Wife: Grabovskaya Sophia....
50-31. Kochubey Mikhail Mikhailovich (1893-1963)
Gender: male, lifespan: 70.
married
1893: Born. Father: Kochubey Mikhail Nikolaevich, mother: Onoshko Pelageya Dmitrievna.
1963: Died
Wife: Mankovskaya Olga Viktorovna.
51-31. Kochubey Sergei Mikhailovich (1896-1960)
Gender: male, lifespan: 64.
married
1896: Born. Father: Kochubey Mikhail Nikolaevich, mother: Onoshko Pelageya Dmitrievna.
1935: Elena is born (59-51)
1938: Andrei was born (60-51)
1960: Died
Wife: Gabrichevskaya Irina Georgievna, life expectancy: 96.
1900: Born
1996: Died
52-32. ... Sergey...
Gender: male.
53-32. ... Michael ...
Gender: male.
Was born. Mother: Rakhmanova Maria Alexandrovna, father: ....
Generation 10___
54-35. Volkonsky Petr Alexandrovich (1901-1997)
Gender: male, life expectancy: 96.
married
1901: Born. Father: Volkonsky Alexander Petrovich, mother: Lushnina Maria ....
1928: Alexander is born (61-54)
1997: Died
Wife: ....
55-35. Volkonsky Grigory Alexandrovich (1905-?)
Gender: male.
Died
1905: Born. Father: Volkonsky Alexander Petrovich, mother: Lushnina Maria ....
56-37(3). Volkonsky Andrey Mikhailovich (1933-2008)
Gender: male, life expectancy: 75. at the end of 1947 he returned with his parents to the USSR. Studied at
Moscow Conservatory (1950/54, expelled). Composer, conductor, harpsichordist and pianist. Creator
the first in the USSR ensemble of old music "Madrigal" (1965). In 1972 he emigrated to France.
married
1933: Born. Father: Volkonsky Mikhail Petrovich, mother: Patkevich Kira Georgievna.
09/12/1954: Peter was born (62-56)
2008: Died
Wife: Helvi Jurisson.
57-38. Volkonskaya Elena Vadimovna (1924-2011)
Gender: female, lifespan: 87.
Got married. Husband 1.
Got married. Husband 2.
1924: Born. Father: Volkonsky Vadim Grigorievich, mother: Stolypina Elena Petrovna.
06/16/1954: Pietro Vincenzo Cicognani (63-57(2)) is born
08/08/1956: Maria Cicognani is born (64-57(2))
2011: Died
Husband 1: Mohamed Said Bey Halim Prince of Egypt, life expectancy: 73.
1897: Born
1970: Died
Husband 2: Ermenegildo Cicognani, life expectancy: 65.
1906: Born
1971: Died
58-48. Kochubey Olga Vasilievna (1911-1982)
Gender: female, lifespan: 71.
Got married
1911: Born. Father: Kochubey Vasily Mikhailovich, mother: Podlyaskaya Lyudmila Alexandrovna.
1982: Died
Husband: Pavel Ivanovich Pobezhinov, life expectancy: 39.
1911: Born
1950: Died
59-51. Kochubey Elena Sergeevna (1935)
Gender: female, age: 80.
1935: Born. Father: Kochubey Sergey Mikhailovich, mother: Gabrichevskaya Irina Georgievna.
60-51. Kochubey Andrey Sergeevich (1938)
Gender: male, age: 77. Born in 1938 in Florence. Graduated from the Institute of Technology in
New Jersey (USA), then Columbia University in New York, where he lives and works. Married
a descendant of the Decembrist on the most serene Princess Darya Konstantinovna Gorchakova. Andrew is currently
Kochubey is the president of the Orthodox Theological Foundation, which was established in 1955
Prince Sergei Nikolaevich Gagarin. The main goal of the organization is to help in the publication of theological
works.
married
Alexander was born (65-60)
Born Male (66-60)
Woman was born (67-60)
Woman was born (68-60)
Born Male (69-60)
1938: Born. Father: Kochubey Sergey Mikhailovich, mother: Gabrichevskaya Irina Georgievna.
Wife: Gorchakova Daria Konstantinovna, life expectancy: 48.
1944: Born
1992: Died
Generation 11___
61-54. Volkonsky Alexander Petrovich (1928)
Gender: male, age: 87.
married
1928: Born. Father: Volkonsky Petr Alexandrovich, mother: ....
1956: Kirill was born (70-61)
1959: Marina is born (71-61)
Wife: ....
62-56. Volkonsky Pyotr Andreevich (09/12/1954)
Gender: male, age: 60. Estonian actor, director, musician. Graduated in 1976 from the Tallinn
conservatory as an actor and director. Played in many Estonian theaters, also staged a lot of
plays. Rock musician, founder of the rock band "Propeller". Film actor, last film "All my Lenins"
(1997, together with Viktor Sukhorukov).
Married. Wife 1.
Married. Wife 2.
Daniel was born (72-62(1))
09/12/1954: Born. Father: Andrey Mikhailovich Volkonsky, mother: Helvi Yurisson.
1976: Mikhail was born (73-62(2))
1978: Emmanuel is born (74-62(2))
1984: Elizabeth is born (75-62(2))
Wife 1: Panova Maria Vasilievna, age: 64.
1951: Born
Wife 2: Kaya Tamm, age: 64.
1951: Born
63-57(2). Pietro Vincenzo Cicognani (16.06.1954)
Gender: male, age: 61.
married
06/16/1954: Born. Father: Ermenegildo Chicognani, mother: Volkonskaya Elena Vadimovna.
Wife: ....
64-57(2). Maria Cicognani (08/08/1956)
Gender: female, age: 59.
Got married
08/08/1956: Born. Father: Ermenegildo Chicognani, mother: Volkonskaya Elena Vadimovna.
Husband: ....
65-60. Kochubey Alexander Andreevich
Gender: male. Financier, managing director of the Renaissance Investment Management group of companies
("Renaissance Investment Management" RIM). Knows Russian since childhood, studied the history of his family
and the history of Russia. He first came to Moscow in 1992 and studied at the Faculty of Philology of Moscow State University. IN
currently lives and works in Switzerland.
married
Born Male (76-65)
Woman Born (77-65)
Wife: ....
66-60. Kochubey...
Gender: male.
Was born. Father: Kochubey Andrey Sergeevich, mother: Gorchakova Daria Konstantinovna.
67-60. ...
Female gender.
68-60. ...
Female gender.
Born. Father: Kochubey Andrey Sergeevich, mother: Gorchakova Daria Konstantinovna.
69-60. Kochubey...
Gender: male.
Was born. Father: Kochubey Andrey Sergeevich, mother: Gorchakova Daria Konstantinovna.
Generation 12___
70-61. Volkonsky Kirill Alexandrovich (1956)
Gender: male, age: 59.
married
Woman Born (78-70)
Nicholas was born (79-70)
Born Male (80-70)
1956: Born. Father: Volkonsky Alexander Petrovich, mother: ....
Wife: ....
71-61. Volkonskaya Marina Alexandrovna (1959)
Gender: female, age: 56.
Got married
Born Male (81-71)
Woman Born (82-71)
1959: Born. Father: Volkonsky Alexander Petrovich, mother: ....
Husband: ....
72-62(1). Volkonsky Daniil Petrovich
Gender: male.
Was born. Mother: Panova Maria Vasilievna, father: Volkonsky Pyotr Andreevich.
73-62(2). Volkonsky Mikhail Petrovich (1976)
Gender: male, age: 39.
1976: Born. Mother: Kaya Tamm, father: Volkonsky Pyotr Andreevich.
74-62(2). Volkonsky Emmanuil Petrovich (1978)
Gender: male, age: 37.
1978: Born. Mother: Kaya Tamm, father: Volkonsky Pyotr Andreevich.
75-62(2). Volkonskaya Elizaveta Petrovna (1984)
Gender: female, age: 31.
1984: Born. Mother: Kaya Tamm, father: Volkonsky Pyotr Andreevich.
76-65. Kochubey... Aleksandrovich
Gender: male.
Was born. Father: Kochubey Alexander Andreevich, mother: ....
77-65. ... Alexandrovna
Female gender.
Born. Father: Kochubey Alexander Andreevich, mother: ....
Generation 13___
78-70. ...
Female gender.
Born. Father: Volkonsky Kirill Aleksandrovich, mother: ....
79-70. Volkonsky Nikolai Kirillovich
Gender: male.
80-70. Volkonsky... Kirillovich
Gender: male.
Was born. Father: Volkonsky Kirill Aleksandrovich, mother: ....
81-71. ...
Gender: male.
Was born. Father: ..., mother: Volkonskaya Marina Alexandrovna.
82-71. ...
Female gender.
Born. Father: ..., mother: Volkonskaya Marina Alexandrovna.
Volkonsky, Prince Sergei Grigorievich
(8.12.1788-28.11.1865). - Major General, Brigadier Commander of the 19th Infantry Division.
Father is a member of the State. Council of Gen. from kaval. book. Gr. Sem. Volkonsky (January 25, 1742-July 17, 1824), mother - prince. Alexandra Nick. Repnina (April 25, 1756-December 23, 1834, daughter of Field Marshal Prince N. V. Repnin), state lady (since August 22, 1826) and Chief Chamberlain. He was brought up at home until the age of 14 under the guidance of a foreigner Friz and a retired lieutenant colonel Baron Kahlenberg (in 1798 he spent several months in the boarding house Zhakino, teacher of the 1st cadet corp.), then in the boarding house of Abbé Nicolas in St. Petersburg (1802-1v05). Enlisted as a sergeant in Kherson grenade. regiment - 06/1/1796 (at the 8th year of age), enlisted (of course, only nominally) as a staff furier at the headquarters of Field Marshal Suvorov-Rymniksky - 07/10/1796, hell was appointed. in Aleksopolsky infantry. regiment - 1.8.1796, transferred as regimental quartermaster to the Staroyingermanland Musketeer Regiment - 10.9.1796, appointed fl.-ad. and "renamed" by the captain to the Yekaterinoslav cuirassier. regiment - 03/19/1797, transferred to Rostov drag. regiment - 11/18/1797, returned to the Yekaterinoslav cuirassier. regiment - 12/15/1797. In active service from 12/28/1805, when he was transferred to lieutenant in the Life Guards. Cavalier Guard Regiment, participant in the campaigns of 1806-1807 (distinguished himself in a number of battles, having earned the Order of Vladimir 4th class with a bow, a gold badge for Preussisch-Eylau and a gold sword for courage) and 1810-1811 in Turkey, staff captain - 12/11/1808, granted to fl.-hell. - 09/06/1811, captain - 10/18/1811, participant Patriotic War 1812 and foreign campaigns of 1813-1815, participated in almost all major battles, for differences in which he was promoted to colonel on September 6, 1812, major general on September 15, 1813, and was awarded the orders of Vladimir 3rd class, George 4th class, Anna 2 st. with diamond signs, Anna, 1 tbsp. and several foreign ones. In 1814 he was at the beginning. drag. div., was appointed brigade commander of the 1st brigade of the 2nd ulan. div. - 1816, appointed commander of the 2nd brigade of the 2nd hussars. div. - 04/20/1818 (he was not in the brigade and did not start serving in it), 07/27/1818 was dismissed on vacation abroad until the disease was cured (but did not go abroad) and 5.8 expelled from the command of the brigade and was appointed to be under the head of the same division , appointed brigade commander of the 1st brigade of the 19th infantry. div. - 14.1.1821. Mason, member of the United Friends lodge (1812), the Sphinx lodge (1814), the founder of the Three Virtues Lodge (1815) and an honorary member of the United Slavs Kiev Lodge (1820). Behind him are 1046 souls in the Nizhny Novgorod province. and 545 souls in the Yaroslavl province., In 1826 they had up to 280 thousand rubles. debt; in addition, he owned 10 thousand dess. land in the Tauride province. and a farm near Odessa.
A member of the Union of Welfare (1819) and the Southern Society, since 1823, together with V. L. Davydov, he headed the Kamensk Council of the Southern Society, an active participant in the Kiev congresses "on contracts", carried out communication between the Northern and Southern societies.
Arrest order - 12/30/1825, arrested 1/5/1826 in the 2nd army, taken to St. Petersburg on 14.1 and imprisoned in Peter and Paul Fortress in No. 4 of the Alekseevsky ravelin ("sent to. Sergei Volkonsky to be imprisoned either in the Alekseevsky ravelin, or where it is convenient: but so that it was not known about his arrival. January 14, 1826").
Convicted of the 1st category and confirmed on 10/7/1826 sentenced to hard labor for 20 years. Sent chained to Siberia - 23.7.1826 (signs: height 2 arsh. 8¼ tops, "clean face, gray eyes, oblong face and nose, dark blond hair on the head and eyebrows, light beard, has a mustache, medium body, on the right leg in the tibia has a wound from a bullet, wears false teeth with one natural upper front tooth "), the term was reduced to 15 years - 22.8.1826, delivered to Irkutsk - 29.8.1826, soon sent to the Nikolaev distillery, returned from there to Irkutsk - 6.10, sent to the Blagodatsky mine - 8.10, arrived there - 10/25/1826, sent to the Chitinsky prison - 9/20/1827, arrived there - 29.9, arrived at the Petrovsky plant in Sept. 1830, the term was reduced to 10 years - 11/8/1832. At the request of his mother, he was released from hard labor and turned to a settlement in the Petrovsky Plant - 1835, Vysoch. Decree allowed to transfer him to live in the village. Urik, Irkutsk Province. - 2.8.1836, where he arrived - 26.3.1837, in 1845 he finally moved to Irkutsk. Under an amnesty on August 26, 1856, he and his children were returned to the nobility and allowed to return to European Russia, the children were granted the princely title - August 30, 1856, left Irkutsk - September 23, 1856. The place of residence was determined by the village of Zykovo, Moscow district, but almost constantly lived in Moscow, from October. 1858 to Aug. 1859, in 1860-1861 and 1864 abroad, from the spring of 1865 he lived in the village. Funnels of the Kozeletsky district of the Chernihiv province, where he died and was buried with his wife.
Wife (since 11.1.1825 in Kyiv) - Maria Nick. Raevskaya (December 25, 1805-August 10, 1863), daughter of the hero of 1812 Nick. Nick. Raevsky, followed her husband to Siberia and arrived in November 1826 at the Blagodatsky mine. Children: Nikolai (January 2, 1826-January 17, 1828), Sophia (born and died on July 1, 1830), Mikhail (March 10, 1832-December 7, 1909, in Rome) and Elena (September 28, 1835-December 23, 1916, married - 1) from 17.9.1850 for Dm. You. Molchanov, 2) for Nick. Arkad. Kochubey and 3) Alexander Alekseevich Rakhmanov). Brothers: Nikolai Grigoryevich Repnin-Volkonsky (1778-1845), in 1826 Little Russian military governor; Nikita (1781-1841), retinue major general; sister - Sophia (1785-1868), married to min. court and destinies of the book. P. M. Volkonsky.
WD, X, 95-180; TsGAOR, f. 109, 1 exp., 1826, file 61, part 55.
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From the book Big Soviet Encyclopedia(VO) author TSBVOLKONSKY Sergei Mikhailovich, Prince 4(16).V.1860, Fall estate, near Reval, Estland province - 25.X.1937, Richmond, Virginia, USA
From the book 99 names of the Silver Age author Bezelyansky Yuri NikolaevichVOLKONSKY Sergei Mikhailovich, Prince 4 (16) May 1860, Fall estate, near Revel Estonian province- 25.X.1937, Richmond, Virginia, USA Prince Sergei Volkonsky is not only one of the brightest representatives of the Silver Age, but also its spokesman, herald, adept. According to his interests
(8.12.1788-28.11.1865). - Major General, Brigadier Commander of the 19th Infantry Division.
Father is a member of the State. Council of Gen. from kaval. book. Gr. Sem. Volkonsky (January 25, 1742-July 17, 1824), mother - prince. Alexandra Nick. Repnina (April 25, 1756-December 23, 1834, daughter of Field Marshal Prince N.V. Repnin), state lady (since August 22, 1826) and Chief Chamberlain.
He was brought up at home until the age of 14 under the guidance of a foreigner Friz and a retired lieutenant colonel Baron Kahlenberg (in 1798 he spent several months in the boarding house Zhakino, teacher of the 1st cadet corp.), then in the boarding house of Abbé Nicolas in St. Petersburg (1802-1v05). Enlisted as a sergeant in Kherson grenade. regiment - 06/1/1796 (at the 8th year of age), enlisted (of course, only nominally) as a staff furier at the headquarters of Field Marshal Suvorov-Rymniksky - 07/10/1796, hell was appointed. in Aleksopolsky infantry. regiment - 1.8.1796, transferred as regimental quartermaster to the Staroyingermanland Musketeer Regiment - 10.9.1796, appointed fl.-ad. and "renamed" by the captain to the Yekaterinoslav cuirassier. regiment - 03/19/1797, transferred to Rostov drag. regiment - 11/18/1797, returned to the Yekaterinoslav cuirassier. regiment - 12/15/1797. In active service from 12/28/1805, when he was transferred to lieutenant in the Life Guards. Cavalier Guard Regiment, participant in the campaigns of 1806-1807 (distinguished himself in a number of battles, having earned the Order of Vladimir 4th class with a bow, a gold badge for Preussisch-Eylau and a gold sword for courage) and 1810-1811 in Turkey, staff captain - 12/11/1808, granted to fl.-hell. - September 6, 1811, captain - October 18, 1811, participant in the Patriotic War of 1812 and foreign campaigns of 1813-1815, participated in almost all major battles, for differences in which he was promoted to colonel - September 6, 1812, major general - September 15, 1813, leaving in retinue and was awarded the orders of Vladimir 3 tbsp., George 4 tbsp., Anna 2 tbsp. with diamond signs, Anna, 1 tbsp. and several foreign ones.
In 1814 he was at the beginning. drag. div., was appointed brigade commander of the 1st brigade of the 2nd ulan. div. - 1816, appointed commander of the 2nd brigade of the 2nd hussars. div. - 04/20/1818 (he was not in the brigade and did not start serving in it), 07/27/1818 was dismissed on vacation abroad until the disease was cured (but did not go abroad) and 5.8 expelled from the command of the brigade and was appointed to be under the head of the same division , appointed brigade commander of the 1st brigade of the 19th infantry. div. - 14.1.1821. Mason, member of the United Friends lodge (1812), the Sphinx lodge (1814), the founder of the Three Virtues Lodge (1815) and an honorary member of the United Slavs Kiev Lodge (1820). Behind him are 1046 souls in the Nizhny Novgorod province. and 545 souls in the Yaroslavl province., In 1826 they had up to 280 thousand rubles. debt; in addition, he owned 10 thousand dess. land in the Tauride province. and a farm near Odessa.
A member of the Union of Welfare (1819) and the Southern Society, since 1823, together with V. L. Davydov, he headed the Kamensk Council of the Southern Society, an active participant in the Kiev congresses "on contracts", carried out communication between the Northern and Southern societies.
Arrest order - 12/30/1825, arrested on 01/05/1826 in the 2nd army, delivered to St. Petersburg on January 14 and imprisoned in the Peter and Paul Fortress in No. 4 of the Alekseevsky ravelin ("sent to. Sergei Volkonsky to be imprisoned either in the Alekseevsky ravelin, or where it is convenient: but so, so that it was not known about his arrival. January 14, 1826"). Convicted of the 1st category and confirmed on 10/7/1826 sentenced to hard labor for 20 years. Sent chained to Siberia - 23.7.1826 (signs: height 2 arsh. 8? apex, "clean face, gray eyes, oblong face and nose, dark blond hair on the head and eyebrows, light beard, has a mustache, medium body , on the right leg in the tibia has a wound from a bullet, wears false teeth with one natural upper front tooth "), the period was reduced to 15 years - 22.8.1826, delivered to Irkutsk - 29.8.1826, soon sent to the Nikolaev distillery, returned from there to Irkutsk - 6.10, sent to the Blagodatsky mine - 8.10, arrived there - 10/25/1826, sent to the Chita jail - 9/20/1827, arrived there - 29.9, arrived at the Petrovsky plant in Sept. 1830, the term was reduced to 10 years - 11/8/1832. At the request of his mother, he was released from hard labor and turned to a settlement in the Petrovsky Plant - 1835, Vysoch. Decree allowed to transfer him to live in the village. Urik, Irkutsk Province. - 2.8.1836, where he arrived - 26.3.1837, in 1845 he finally moved to Irkutsk.
Under an amnesty on August 26, 1856, he and his children were returned to the nobility and allowed to return to European Russia, the children were granted the princely title - August 30, 1856, left Irkutsk - September 23, 1856. The place of residence was determined by the village of Zykovo, Moscow district, but almost constantly lived in Moscow, from October. 1858 to Aug. 1859, in 1860-1861 and 1864 abroad, from the spring of 1865 he lived in the village. Funnels of the Kozeletsky district of the Chernihiv province, where he died and was buried with his wife. Wife (since 11.1.1825 in Kyiv) - Maria Nick. Raevskaya (December 25, 1805-August 10, 1863), daughter of the hero of 1812 Nick. Nick. Raevsky, followed her husband to Siberia and arrived in November 1826 at the Blagodatsky mine.
Children: Nikolai (January 2, 1826-January 17, 1828), Sophia (born and died on July 1, 1830), Mikhail (March 10, 1832-December 7, 1909, in Rome) and Elena (September 28, 1835-December 23, 1916, married - 1) from 17.9.1850 for Dm. You. Molchanov, 2) for Nick. Arkad. Kochubey and 3) Alexander Alekseevich Rakhmanov).
Brothers: Nikolai Grigoryevich Repnin-Volkonsky (1778-1845), in 1826 Little Russian military governor; Nikita (1781-1841), retinue major general; sister - Sophia (1785-1868), married to min. court and destinies of the book. P. M. Volkonsky.
WD, X, 95-180; TsGAOR, f. 109, 1 exp., 1826, file 61, part 55.
(1742-1824) - cavalry general, Orenburg governor-general, member of the State Council. Born in Moscow in his father's house on Volkhonka on December 8 (20), 1788, two days after the capture of the Turkish fortress Ochakov by the Russian troops. He was enrolled as a sergeant in the Kherson Grenadier Regiment on June 1, 1796, and after several “transfers” to different regiments, he was appointed captain in the Yekaterinoslav Cuirassier Regiment in December 1797. He spent his teenage years in the privileged Jesuit boarding school of Abbé Nicolas, where only children from noble families were accepted to study. He began his active service on December 28, 1805 as a lieutenant in the Cavalier Guard regiment.
In the autumn of 1806, during the outbreak of the second war between Russia and the French on the side of the Fourth Coalition, he was assigned as an adjutant to the retinue of Field Marshal M.F. Kamensky, with whom he soon arrived at the theater of operations in Prussia. However, after a few days, the young prince was left without a place, because the old general, not wanting to fight Napoleon, arbitrarily left the troops entrusted to him. It happened on December 13 (25), 1806. On the same day, he was taken under his guardianship - also as an adjutant - Lieutenant General Alexander Ivanovich Osterman-Tolstoy, under whose command the next day - December 14 (26), 1806 - he received a baptism of fire in the battle of Pultusk. Then, during the battle, the Russians managed to successfully fight off the enemy. Interestingly, exactly 19 years later, on the same day, the Decembrist uprising took place on Senate Square in St. Petersburg.
Patriotic War
In 1812 he was under the Sovereign Emperor, in the rank of His Majesty the adjutant wing, from the opening of hostilities until the return of His Imperial Majesty to the capital; was in actual battles, in the 2nd Western Army, at Mogilev and Dashkovka; in the detachment of Adjutant General Baron F. F. Winzingerode (dates according to the old style): July 28, near Porechie; August 1, at Usvyat; 7 - at Vitebsk; 31 - in the battle near Zvenigorod and on September 2, on the river. Moscow, with Orlov; On October 2, under the city of Dmitrov, and for distinction in this battle, he was awarded the rank of colonel. On August 14, while in the flying detachment of Adjutant General Golenishchev-Kutuzov, he was in actual battles: when crossing the river. Voplyu, in the battle at Dukhovshchina and near Smolensk, from where he was sent with a partisan detachment, acted between Orsha and Tolochin and opened communication between the main army and the corps of Count Wittgenstein took many prisoners, including General Korsen; was also in business at crossing enemy through r. Berezin, for which he was awarded the Order of St. Vladimir of the 3rd degree, and his pursuit from Lepel to Vilna.
In 1813, he corrected the position of Baron Winzingerode on duty in the corps, was with him on a foreign campaign and was in actual battles: on February 2, near Kalisz, where he was awarded the Order of St. George 4th class; April 16 and 18, in avant-garde affairs at the city of Weinsenfelsk, 20 - in the general battle at Lutsen; was during the retreat from the city of Lutsen to the crossing of Russian troops across the river. Elba, for which he was awarded the Order of St. Anna of the 2nd degree, adorned with diamonds, and the Prussian Order "Pour le Mérite", and for differences in the battles of Gross-Beeren and Dennewitz, he was granted Major General on September 15. He distinguished himself near Leipzig and was awarded the Order of St. Anna, 1st class, and the Austrian Order of Leopold, 2nd class. He fought in France in 1814 and was awarded the Prussian Order of the Red Eagle, 2nd class, for distinction under Laon. In 1816 he was appointed brigade commander of the 2nd Lancers Division, in 1821 he was transferred to brigade commander of the 19th Infantry Division.
Achievement list
- June 1, 1796 - assigned to serve as a sergeant in the Kherson Grenadier Regiment.
- July 10, 1796 - transferred as a headquarters furier to the headquarters of Field Marshal Count Suvorov-Rymniksky.
- August 1, 1796 - adjutant in the Aleksopolsky infantry regiment.
- September 10, 1796 - regimental quartermaster in the Staroingermanladsky Musketeer Regiment;
- January 31, 1797 - renamed captain.
- November 15, 1797 - transferred to the Rostov Dragoon Regiment.
- December 15, 1797 - transferred, still captain, to the Yekaterinoslav cuirassier regiment.
- December 28, 1805 - transferred to the Cavalier Guard Regiment with the renaming of captains to lieutenants.
- December 11, 1808 - promoted to headquarters captain.
- September 6, 1810 - appointed adjutant wing of His Imperial Majesty.
- October 18, 1811 - promoted to captain.
- September 6, 1812 - for the difference rendered to the campaign of 1812, he was promoted to colonel.
- September 15, 1813 - for the distinction rendered in the campaign of 1813, he was promoted to major general and left in the retinue of His Imperial Majesty.
- 1816 - appointed commander of the 1st brigade of the 2nd Lancers division.
- April 20, 1818 - transferred as a brigade commander to the 2nd brigade of the 2nd hussar division.
- August 5, 1818 - appointed to be with the division chief of the 2nd Hussars Division.
- January 14, 1821 - appointed commander of the 1st brigade of the 19th infantry division.
- July 18, 1826 - by the highest order, he was excluded from the lists as sentenced to death, instead of which he was commanded by the highest, depriving him of his ranks and nobility, to exile him to hard labor for 20 years, and then to a settlement.
On the trips I had:
- 1806 - against the French in Old Prussia, correcting the post of adjutant under Field Marshal Count Kamensky; of the same year, in December, while in this rank under Count Osterman-Tolstoy, he was in battles: on December 12, near Naselsk, on December 13 - near Strekochin, on December 14 - in the general battle near Pultusk, where he received the Order of St. Vladimir 4 tbsp., with a bow;
- 1807 - in the same position he was in actual battles: January 21 and 22, at Yankov; 25 - in the rear guard under Hof and Landsberg; 26 and 27 - in the general battle near the city of Presish-Eylau, where he was wounded by a bullet in the side and was awarded a gold badge of distinction, established for this battle; in the same year, correcting the post of adjutant under the commander-in-chief of the foreign army, Baron Bennigsen, was in battle: on May 24, with. Wolfsdorf, 25 - at ss. Deppen and Anckendorff, 29 - in the general battle of the city of Heilsberg and on June 2, in the general battle of the city of Friedland; was awarded a golden sword with the inscription "for bravery";
- 1810 - being under the commander-in-chief of the Transdanubian army Count Kamensky 2, he crossed the Danube and was in battles against the Turks: being under Count Lanzheron, from May 24 to 30, he was under taxation, bombardment and the conquest of kr. Silistria; under the commander-in-chief of the Transdanubian army, on June 112 and 12, near the city of Shumla and in many other cases at this fortress, as well as in a separate detachment of Lieutenant General Voinov on an expedition to the Balkan Mountains, in the battle of Eski-Istanbul; under the commander-in-chief - from July 9, during the blockade and siege of kr. Ruschuk; August 26, in a general battle near the village. Batina and again during the siege of kr. Ruschuk until September 8, 1810;
- 1811 - in the rank of aide-de-camp of His Imperial Majesty, was under the commander-in-chief of the Transdanubian army, infantry general Golenishchev-Kutuzov; was in actual battles: August 26 and 27, September 7, 10, 17, 23 and 25, at p. Malaya Slabodzeya; October 1, in the corps of Lieutenant General Markov, when crossing the Danube and October 2, in the battle during the occupation of the vizir camp;
- 1812 - during the Patriotic War, was under the sovereign emperor, in the rank of His Majesty the adjutant wing, from the opening of hostilities until the return of His Majesty to the capital; was in actual battles, in the 2nd Western Army, at Mogilny and Dashkovka; in the detachment of Lieutenant General Wintzingerode: July 28, near Porechye; August 1, at Usvyat; 7 - at Vitebsk; 31 - at the city of Zvenigorod and September 2, on the river. Moscow, with. Orlov; On October 2, under the city of Dmitrov and for distinction in this battle, he was awarded the rank of colonel; On August 14, while in the flying detachment of Adjutant General Golenishchev-Kutuzov, he was in actual battles: when crossing the river. Vopl, in the battle near the city of Dukhovshchina and near Smolensk, from where he was sent to a partisan detachment, acted between Orsha and Tolochin, and opened communications between the main army and Wittgenstein's corps; was also in business when the enemy was crossing the river. Berezina and in pursuit of him from Lepel to Vilna;
- 1813 - corrected the position of Count Wittgenstein on duty in the corps, was with him on a foreign campaign and was in actual battles: on February 2, near Kalisz, where he was awarded the Order of St. George 4 class; April 16 and 18, in avant-garde affairs under the city of Weissenfell; 20 - in the general battle of Lutsen; was during the retreat from the city of Lutsen to the crossing of Russian troops across the river. Elba, for which he was awarded the Order of St. Anna, 2nd class, decorated with diamonds, and the Prussian Order of Merit; the same year, during the armistice, upon the entry of Russian troops, under the command of Baron Winzingerode, as part of the army of Northern Germany, led by the Swedish Crown Prince Karl-John, he corrected the position of the officer on duty in the corps of the Russian imperial troops and was in actual battles: 11 August, in a general battle 5 versts from Berlin, at the village of Gross-Beren; 24 - when the enemy was driven out of a fortified camp near Wittenberg; 25 - in the general battle at the city of Dennewitz; 26 and 27 - when pursuing the enemy to Torgau, for which he was awarded the rank of major general and the Swedish Order of the Military Sword, in the buttonhole; October 5, 6 and 7, in the general battle of Leipzig, where he was awarded the Order of St. Anna 1 class. and Commander's Cross of the Austrian Order of Leopold; then he participated in the pursuit of the enemy from Leipzig to the city of Kassel and from there to the city of Bremen, and then was on a campaign against the Rhine;
- 1814 - January 12, was in battle while crossing the river. Rhine near Düsseldorf; February 2, during the assault and conquest of Soissons; 22 - in the battle at Craon; 25 and 26 - in the battle of Laon, where he was awarded the Order of the Prussian Red Eagle;
- 1815 - was on a foreign campaign.
Decembrist
In the first quarter of the 19th century, Volkonsky occupied a mansion on the Moika Embankment, 12. The only active-duty general who took a direct part in the Decembrist movement. In 1819 he joined the Union of Prosperity, in 1821 - in the Southern Society. Since 1823, he headed the Kamensk administration of this society and was an active participant in the Decembrist movement. On January 5, 1826, he was arrested in connection with the uprising of the Chernigov Infantry Regiment, brought to St. Petersburg and imprisoned in the Peter and Paul Fortress.
Convicted of the 1st category, deprived of ranks and nobility. On June 10, 1826, he was sentenced to “beheading", but by the Highest Confirmation of July 10, 1826, the death sentence was commuted to 20 years hard labor in Siberia (on August 22, 1826, the term was reduced to 15 years, in 1832 - to 10) . Portrait of Volkonsky, executed from nature in 1823, by order of Nicholas I, was excluded from those intended for placement in the Military Gallery Winter Palace and only many years later, already at the beginning of the 20th century, did it take its rightful place.
Siberia
He served hard labor at the Blagodatsky mine, in the Chita prison, at the Petrovsky Zavod. In 1837, at a settlement in the village of Urik near Irkutsk. Since 1845 he lived with his family in Irkutsk. Here is what Nikolay Belogolovy remembered about him:
Old Volkonsky - he was already about 60 years old - was known in Irkutsk as a great original. Once in Siberia, he somehow abruptly broke with his brilliant and noble past, was transformed into a troublesome and practical master, and precisely simplified, as it is commonly called today. Although he was on friendly terms with his comrades, he was rarely in their circle, and more often made friends with the peasants; in the summer he spent whole days working in the fields, and in the winter his favorite pastime in the city was visiting the bazaar, where he met many friends among the suburban peasants and liked to talk with them to their hearts about their needs and the progress of the economy. The townspeople who knew him were quite shocked when, walking through the bazaar on Sunday after mass, they saw how the prince, perched on the irradiation of a peasant cart with piled bread bags, conducts a lively conversation with the peasants who surrounded him, having breakfast right there with them with a piece of gray wheat roll
Volkonsky Sergei Grigorievich (1788-1865), prince, Decembrist.
Born on December 19, 1788 in St. Petersburg, which belonged to an old princely family. received at home and in the private boarding school of Abbé Nicolas in St. Petersburg. In 1796 he was enrolled as a sergeant in the Kherson Grenadier Regiment. From 1805 he was in active service.
Volkonsky distinguished himself during the war against the Napoleonic army in 1806-1807. and in the Turkish campaign of 1810-1811. He received a golden sword for bravery and became Alexander I's adjutant wing. During the Patriotic War of 1812, he was in a military partisan detachment operating near Moscow; participated in foreign campaigns of 1813-1815, was promoted to major general (1813) and was awarded many orders.
A member of several Masonic lodges (1812-1822), the owner of more than 20 thousand peasants, who made a brilliant military career, Volkonsky joined the secret society of the Decembrists "Union of Welfare" (1819) and the Southern Society (1821), and since 1823, together with V. L. Davydov, he headed the council of the Southern Society in the city of Kamensk. Nevertheless, Volkonsky, under various pretexts, refused to take decisive action.
Arrested in January 1826, he was convicted of the first category and sentenced to 20 years of hard labor, but the term was reduced to 15 years. Volkonsky served hard labor in the Blagodatsky mine near the city of Kushva (now in Sverdlovsk region) (1826-1827), in the Chita jail (1827-1830) and Petrovsky Zavod (now the city of Petrovsk-Zabaikalsky, Chita region) (1830-1835), then lived in a settlement in the village of Urik, Irkutsk province and since 1845 - in Irkutsk.
Under the amnesty of 1856, he and his family returned to European part Russia and, officially living with friends in the villages of Petrovskoye-Zykovo and Petrovsko-Razumovskoye not far from Moscow, actually lived in Moscow until October 1858.
In October 1858 Volkonsky went abroad. Upon his return, he settled in his estate in the village of Voronki, Kozeletsky district, Chernihiv province, where he ended his days.
