Vladimir Sergeyevich Tolstoy ( May 10, 1806 - February 27, 1888 ) - Ensign of the Moscow Infantry Regiment, Decembrist .
| Vladimir Sergeevich Tolstoy | |
|---|---|
| Date of Birth | May 10, 1806 |
| Place of Birth |  Russian Empire , Ryazan Province , Skopinsky Uyezd, s. Kurbatovo |
| Date of death | |
| Nationality | Russian empire |
| Occupation | Decembrist |
| Father | Tolstoy, Sergey Vasilievich |
| Mother | Dolgorukova, Elena Petrovna |
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Family
He was born in the village of Kurbatov of the Skopinsky district of the Ryazan province in a noble family belonging to the untitled branch of the Tolstoy noble family. Father - Guard Captain-Lieutenant Sergei Vasilievich Tolstoy (1767-1831), brother of the second wife of P.I. Fonvizin . Mother - Elena Petrovna (1774-1823), daughter of Prince P.P. Dolgorukov , sister of Mikhail Dolgorukov , personal friend of Alexander I. Cousin of the artist A. I. Mamonov and publicist P. V. Dolgorukov ; second cousin of the artist N. A. Maykov . Received home education; his teacher was the future English language lecturer at Moscow University Eduard Garve .
Military Service
He began his service on August 29, 1823 as a non-commissioned officer of the Yekaterinoslav cuirassier regiment . From October 30, 1823 - cadet , transferred to the Moscow Infantry Regiment as lieutenant-commander on May 10, 1824 , from March 9, 1825 - ensign .
Decembrist
Joined the Southern Society in 1824 .
Ordered to be arrested on December 18, 1825 . January 4, 1826 delivered to the Peter and Paul Fortress .
Hard labor
Convicted of the 7th category on July 10, 1826 . Sentenced to hard labor for 2 years. On August 22, 1826, the term of hard labor was reduced to 1 year. Sent to Siberia on February 10, 1827 . Arrived at Chitinsky prison on April 9, 1827. According to the tsar’s decree, he immediately turned to a settlement in the Tunkinsky fortress of the Irkutsk province (currently the village of Tunka , Tunkinsky district of Buryatia ). Presumably engaged in teaching in Tunk at a local school. He left Chita on May 15, 1827. June 15, 1829 defined as an ordinary in the Caucasus .
Military Service
Arrived in Tiflis in mid-August 1829 . On January 28, 1833, non-commissioned officer, ensign from June 19, 1835 , second lieutenant from November 13, 1837 , lieutenant from August 20, 1839 . On January 17, 1843, he was dismissed from sickness service under secret surveillance with a ban on entry into the capital and Odessa. He lived in the estate of his sister in the Smolensk province .
On May 8, 1845, he was assigned to military service in the Caucasian Linear Cossack Army. Since December 4, 1845 in the rank of staff captain . Dismissed on vacation January 3, 1847 . October 12, 1847 released from secret surveillance. July 21, 1848 was renamed the centurion . January 10, 1849, with the rank of Yesaul, he was fired from the civil service.
Civil Service
In 1850 he served as an assessor of the Tiflis Provincial Construction and Road Commission. From 1851 to 1855, he was an official on special assignments under the Caucasian governor, Prince M.S. Vorontsov , and from 1856 under N.N. Muravyov.
After the resignation, he lived in the Baranov estate of the Podolsky district of the Moscow province . He was buried at the church in the village of Peredelets (currently - within the city of Moscow ).
See also
- Decembrists
- Decembrists in Buryatia
Literature
Decembrists: Biogr. reference book / Ed. M.V. Nechkina . - M., 1988.