Aleksey Aleksandrovich Pleshcheev (c. 1800 - 1842 ) - Decembrist from the Pleshcheevs . Brother of Alexander Plescheev .
| Alexey Alexandrovich Plescheev | |
|---|---|
| Date of Birth | OK. 1800 year |
| Date of death | 1842 |
| Citizenship |  Russian empire |
| Father | Alexander Alekseevich Plescheev |
| Mother | Anna Ivanovna Chernysheva |
Biography
The son of the writer Alexander Alekseevich Plescheev and Anna Ivanovna , the daughter of Field Marshal Count I.G. Chernyshev . Cousin of the Decembrists Z. Chernyshev and F. Vadkovsky .
He was brought up at home until the age of 14, at the age of 15 he entered the Corps of Railway Engineers , from where on March 18, 1819 he was accepted as a cadet to the Horse Life Guards Regiment , in the same year he was promoted to standard junker on August 23, and on August 27, 1820 - to cornet , May 31, 1824 - on assignments . Member of the Northern Society (1823) and the St. Petersburg cell of the Southern Society .
After the uprising on Senate Square on December 31, 1825, an order was issued for his arrest, he was detained in Orel and taken to St. Petersburg to the main guardhouse on January 19, 1826, and on January 21 he was transferred to the Peter and Paul Fortress ( βimprisoned and kept strictly, but wellβ ) in a cell No. 29 of the Kronverksky curtain, from January 30 - to cell No. 11 of the Neva curtain. At the same time, his brother Alexander was also under arrest and was a prisoner of cell No. 12 of the Neva Curtain.
By the highest command, on July 13, 1826, he was released and transferred with the same rank to the Courland 2nd Life-Lancer Regiment , with the requirement to report on his behavior every month. Dismissed from service with the rank of major on June 29, 1836 . He pledged to live in Orel.