Julia Fyodorovna Adlerberg [3] (nee. Baggovut; Swede. Anna Charlotta Juliana Adlerberg ; German. Anna Charlotte Juliana von Adlerberg ; 1760–1839) - Head of the Smolny Institute of Noble Maidens in 1802–39, the State Lady of the Russian Imperial Court.
| Julia Federovna Adlerberg | |
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| Birth name | Anna Charlotte Juliana Baggovut |
| Date of Birth | October 15 (26) 1760 |
| Place of Birth | Revel |
| Date of death | September 20 ( October 2 ) 1839 (78 years) |
| Place of death | St. Petersburg |
| Allegiance |  Russian empire |
| Occupation | Head of the Smolny Institute of Noble Maidens |
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| Mother | or |
| Children | Julia (Dorothea Elena Juliana) , Vladimir (Eduard Ferdinand) |
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Biography
Comes from Baggovutov - a noble family of Norwegian origin. She was born in Revel on October 15 (26), 1760 . Sister K. F Baggovut , Russian Lieutenant General .
On September 25 ( October 6 ), 1785, she married Colonel Gustav-Friedrich (Fyodor Yakovlevich) Adlerberg , who married her in a second marriage. Widowed in 1794.
From 1797 she was a teacher at the youngest sons of Emperor Paul I, the grand dukes Nikolay and Mikhail Pavlovich .
On April 12 (24), 1802, she received the position of Head of the Smolny Institute of Noble Maidens.
February 24 ( March 8 ) of 1824 was granted to the State Lady, on April 24 ( May 6 ) of the same year received the Order of St. Catherine of the 2nd degree , and on July 22 ( August 3 ) of 1835 - the Order of St. Catherine of the 1st degree .
She died on September 20 ( October 2 ), 1839 in St. Petersburg . Buried at the Volkov Lutheran Cemetery .
In honor of Yu.F. Adlerberg the square in front of the Smolny building bore the name of the Adlerberg Square [4] .
Children
- Julia (Dorothea Elena Yuliana) (1789–1864) - state lady , chamberlain, founder of the Baranov county line, teacher of the daughters of Nicholas I; She was married to a real State Councilor, T. O. Baranov .
- Vladimir (Edward Ferdinand) (1791-1884) - Count, Adjutant General, General of Infantry.
Julia Baranova
Vladimir Adlerberg
Notes
- ↑ Welding O. , Amburger E. , Krusenstjern G. v. Deutschbaltisches Biographisches Lexikon 1710-1960 / Hrsg .: W. Lenz - Kn , Wien : Böhlau Verlag , 1970. - ISBN 978-3-412-42670-5
- ↑ https://www.adelsvapen.com/genealogi/Bagghufvud_nr_755#TAB_44
- ↑ Do not confuse Yu. F. with her daughter, Yulia Fyodorovna Baranova (nee Adlerberg) .
- ↑ Encyclopedia of St. Petersburg. Smolny Institute.