Bornovolokov, Tertiy Stepanovich

Comes from a noble family of Bornovolokov . Mother Anna Vasilievna belonged to the Molchanov family. Wife - Maria Sergeyevna, daughter of a collector of church antiquities, compiler of the dictionary of Russian saints Sergei Petrovich Sokovnin . One of the daughters of Tertia Bornovolokov Tatyana was married to the navigator Andrei Ilyich Khlebnikov ^{[2] [3]} , a participant in the Golovnin incident in 1811-1813. and was an inspector of the Institute for the Deaf in St. Petersburg.

A. A. Baranov repeatedly appealed to the Main Board of the RAC with a request to replace him as ruler. Collegiate assessor Koch, who was sent to him as a deputy, died in Petropavlovsk on January 25, 1811. T. S. Bornovolokov was appointed Baranov's deputy, but in January 1813, the Neva ship sank, near which he died. Only in 1818, A. A. Baranov was replaced by Lieutenant S. M. Yanovsky during a visit to Novo-Arkhangelsk by the Kutuzov ship ^[4] .

On the rocky coast at the western foot of the Edgecomb volcano in January 1813, the ship Neva of the Russian-American company crashed on its way to Novo-Arkhangelsk . Of the 124 people on board (49 crew members, 15 employees, 56 industrialists and 4 women and daughters), only 25 were saved, who were captured by the Tlingits on the shore. Two crew members managed to escape from captivity and get to Novo-Arkhangelsk, from where Alexander Baranov sent an armed detachment. As a result, the number of those who survived and reached their destination was 6 people ^[5] . Tertiy Bornovolokov survived the crash; he was seen alive in the water, but died from being hit by waves on the rocks.

In 1813, at the time of his death, Tertiy Bornovolokov owned 30 male souls in the Noskovo Buisky Uyezd estate, 30 souls in the village of Pavlygino Makaryevsky Uyezd, and 33 souls in the Kistega estate of the Galich Uyezd .

• The exposed Voltaire (1792). The translation is dedicated to Nikolai Durnovo ^[6] , one copy was donated by the author to the priest of the village of Zakharyino (Theological in Zakharyin) of Danilovsky Uyezd, Alexei Nikolsky.
• A paternal gift for his daughter when she came into the world (1808) and the advice of a seventy-year-old grandmother and grandson (1809). The first edition communicated the most important rules of "social life" and the Christian religion; in the second (he served as a continuation of the first) this plot developed in detail. Particularly thoroughly characterized were the "general and most necessary rules of domination of people" (that is, serfs). According to Bornovolokov, "the people who are subjects to us are kept within their responsibilities and are forced to perform their posts not by cruelty and tyranny, but rather by condescension, favor and, in the most extreme cases, prudent and compassion-driven severity." In support of this rather moderate point of view, expressive sketches of the landlord life were given, which constituted a kind of “fiction section” of this didactic treatise.
• Economic comments on the Vologda province // Proceedings of the Free Economic Society. 1809.V. 61.S. 96-102.
• Notes on Domanite , mountain oil and coal, located in the Vologda province in the Yarensky district at the Vyme and Ukhta rivers, with the addition of rules on how to prepare pencils or black chalk from Domanita // Transactions of the Free Economic Society. 1809. T. 61.S. 103-115.
• On the preparation of paint for dyeing wooden roofs, which is cheaper than ordinary oil paint and in some respects has an advantage over it // Transactions of the Free Economic Society. 1810.V. 62.P. 237-244.
• Description of the beams mountains of the Pechora and the Troops located in the Vologda province in the Ust-Sysolsky okrug // Technological Journal . 1809. T. 6. P. P. S. 135-140.
• On the conservation of stuffed birds and insects // Technological journal. 1809. T. 6. Part II. S. 96-110.
• About Domanite or the Vologda Mica Shale (Slate) // Technological Journal. 1809. T. 6. P. P. S. 111-118.
• About the preparation of black chalk or pencil for drawing from Domanita // Technological journal. 1809. T. 6. Part II. S. 118—122.
• About stones falling from the atmosphere // Technological journal. 1811.V. 8. Part IV. S. 101-145 **.
• About Domanite or the Vologda bituminous shale // Memoires de la Societe imperiale des Naturalistes de Moscou. 1812.V. 3.P. 299-302.
• Description of the Petrified or Petrified Tree // Archive of the USSR Academy of Sciences. F. I. Op. III. 1809. No. 58. L. I.

• Elchaninov I.N. Materials for the genealogy of the Yaroslavl nobility. - Yaroslavl, 1913. - Vol. 2. - S. 254.
• Berkh V.N. Description of the unfortunate shipwreck of the frigate of the Russian-American company Neva, which followed off the coast of the Novo-Arkhangelsk port. - SPb., 1817.
• Tikhmenev P. A. Historical review of the formation of the Russian-American company and its activities to date. - SPb., 1861.- T.I. - S.231-232, 242.
• Kostrin K.V. Forgotten Russian scientist Tertius Bornovolokov // Annals of the North. - M.: Thought, 1964. - T. 4. - S.128-142.
• Kostrin K.V. Deep roots. - Ufa, 1971.
• Zaborov P.R. Bornovolokov Tertiy Stepanovich // Dictionary of Russian writers of the 18th century. - L.: Science, 1988. - Vol. 1 .-- S. 122-123.
• Podolny I. A. The Forgotten Name in Russian History // Inventor and Rationalizer. - M., 1987. - No. 2. - S.30-32.
• Podolny I.A. Prosecutor-chemist, or Life, as an unfinished page // Chemistry at school. - M., 1991. - No. 6. - S.19-22.
• Podolny I. A. Vologda prosecutor T. S. Bornovolokov // Vologda: Historical and Local Lore Almanac. - Vologda: publishing house of VGPI "Rus", 1994. - Vol. 1. - S. 76-85.
• Podolny I.A. , Konovalov F. Ya. Bornovolokov Tertiy Stepanovich // Outstanding Vologda: Biographical Essays / Ed. Council "Vologda Encyclopedia". - Vologda : Voronezh State Pedagogical University, publishing house "Rus", 2005. - S.155-158. - ISBN 5-87822-271-X.

• Profile of Tertiy Stepanovich Boronovolokov on the official website of the RAS