Nikolai Grigorievich Zherebtsov (1713—?) - Privy Councilor , Moscow Governor.
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| Predecessor | Peter Borisovich Cherkassky | ||||||
| Successor | Ivan Ivanovich Yushkov | ||||||
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| Predecessor | Semyon Petrovich Ushakov | ||||||
| Successor | Prokofiy Retkin | ||||||
| Birth | 1713 | ||||||
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| Affiliation |  Russian empire | ||||||
| Type of army | infantry | ||||||
| Rank | lieutenant general | ||||||
| Battles | Russian-Turkish war (1735-1739) | ||||||
Biography
From 1729 - chamber page, from 1731 - gof-junker. In 1732 he was released into the Astrakhan infantry regiment as a second lieutenant; since 1735 - lieutenant. During the Turkish war he was in the Crimean campaign (1736), with the capture of Ochakov (1737). Since April 1740 - captain of the Chernigov Infantry Regiment; a year later - the prime minister in the Kiev garrison.
Since January 10, 1742 - the executor of the Governing Senate ; since March 10, 1746 - Chief Prosecutor of the Senate.
On December 10, 1755, Lieutenant General N. G. Zherebtsov was appointed Moscow Vice-Governor ; in the period from March 6, 1762 to 1764 - the Moscow governor [1] .
Since 1760 - Privy Councilor.
Cavalier of the Order of St. Anne (1761) [2]
His brother, Alexei Grigoryevich Zherebtsov , was a real secret adviser.
Notes
- ↑ From January to July 1762, he actually acted as the Governor General of Moscow.
- ↑ Bantysh-Kamensky N.N. Lists of cavaliers of the Russian Imperial orders
Literature
- Autobiography of the Tales of Elizabethan Russia // Russian Archive, Volume XV. M. Russian Cultural Foundation. Studio "Trite" by Nikita Mikhalkov "Russian Archive". 2007 (RGADA, f. 286, op. 1, d. 439, ll. 192, 193).
- Shakhanov A.N. Civil governors of the Moscow province (1709-1917) // Moscow Journal. - 2006. - No. 2 . - S. 40 .