Sverchkov-Saburov

Sverchkov-Saburov
Sverchkov-Saburov
Ancestor	Konstantin Fedorovich Cricket Saburov
Close birth	Saburovs
Nationality
	Grand Duchy of Moscow
	Kingdom of Russia

The Sverchkov-Saburovs are one of the branches of the Russian noble family of the Saburovs .

Content

1 General
- 1.1 Genealogy
2 See also
3 notes
4 Literature
5 Links

General information

The founder of the Saburov family, Fedor Ivanovich Sabur, had 6 sons, the youngest of whom Konstantin Fedorovich , nicknamed Sverchok, became the ancestor of the Sverchkov-Saburovs. His granddaughter Solomoniya Yurievna was the first wife of Grand Duke Vasily III . Despite their kinship with the princes of Moscow in the 16th century, the Sverchkov-Saburovs did not occupy higher posts at the court, serving as captains , Kravchians , and governors . Only the father of Solomonia, Yuri Konstantinovich, received the rank of deceit .

The branch of the Sverchkov-Saburovs ended its existence in the third quarter of the 17th century. ^[one]

Genealogy

According to Veselovsky SB ^[1] :

Konstantin Fedorovich Sverchok - voivode in Nizhny Novgorod in 1482 ^[2]
- Yuri Konstantinovich (d. 1512) - okolnichny
  - Ivan-Vasily Yuryevich - Kravchiy (1514-1525), market town ^[3]
    - Fedor Pop
      - Nikifor Fedorovich
        Ivan Nikiforovich
        Alexey Ivanovich - the last representative of the Sverchkov-Saburov branch
    - Andrei Ivanovich Krivoy - died childless
    - Yakov (Zamyatnya) Ivanovich (died after 1572) - governor under Ivan the Terrible
  - Andrei Yurievich - died childless
  - Maria Yurievna - wife of Prince Vasily Semenovich Starodubsky
  - Fedor Yurievich - died childless
  - Afanasy Yuryevich - died childless
  - Solomonia Yuryevna (1490 - 1542) - wife of the Grand Duke Vasily III
- Boris Konstantinovich - drowned in his youth and did not leave offspring
- Timothy (Zamyatnya) Konstantinovich (d. 1514) - regimental governor in the Smolensk campaign , killed in near Orsha
  - Fedor Timofeevich (d. 1530) - was killed in near Kazan and did not leave offspring.
- Daniil Konstantinovich
  - Ivan Danilovich - served in Novgorod ^[3]
- Ivan Konstantinovich (d. 1548) - scribe of Pskov (1510), butler in Veliky Novgorod (1524), killed in the Kazan campaign
  - Yakov Ivanovich - regimental governor (1540-1548), died childless

Notes

↑ ¹ ² Veselovsky S. B. Studies on the history of the class of servile landowners. - S. 190-195.
↑ Mentioned in the ranks in 1482 as governor in Nizhny Novgorod, and nothing more is known about his services. ( Veselovsky S. B. Research on the history of the class of servile landowners. - S. 190. )
↑ ¹ ² Zimin A. A. Russia on the threshold of a new time - P. 274

Literature

Slavic Encyclopedia. Kievan Rus - Muscovy: in 2 volumes / Compiled by V.V. Boguslavsky . - M .: OLMA-PRESS, 2001 .-- 5000 copies. - ISBN 5-224-02249-5 .
Veselovsky S. B. Studies on the history of the class of servile landowners. - M .: Nauka , 1969 .-- 584 p. - 4500 copies.
Zimin A.A. The formation of the boyar aristocracy in Russia in the second half of the XV - the first third of the XVI century. - M .: Nauka , 1988 .-- 350 p. - 16,000 copies. - ISBN 5-02-009407-2 .
Zimin A.A. Russia on the threshold of a new time (Essays on the political history of Russia in the first third of the 16th century). - M., 1972.

Links

Sverchkov-Saburov // Genealogy of the Russian nobility

[Vesel-1] ¹ ² Veselovsky S. B. Studies on the history of the class of servile landowners. - S. 190-195.

[2] Mentioned in the ranks in 1482 as governor in Nizhny Novgorod, and nothing more is known about his services. ( Veselovsky S. B. Research on the history of the class of servile landowners. - S. 190. )

[Зимин2_274-3] ¹ ² Zimin A. A. Russia on the threshold of a new time - P. 274