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Timofeev

Timofeevs - Russian noble family

Timofeev
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Provinces in the Republic of Kazakhstan of which the genus is introducedKursk province
Part of the genealogy bookII
AncestorMitka Vasilievich Timofeev
GenusXVI century - present vr.
Place of originGrand Duchy of Moscow
Nationality
Royal Coat of arms of Russia (17th century) .svg Kingdom of Russia
Russia Russian empire

Content

  • 1 Genesis and history
  • 2 Literature
  • 3 notes
  • 4 See also

Genesis and history

According to the chronicles, the history of the noble family of this family dates back to the beginning of the 16th century .

The clerks of Ivan the Terrible were: Vazhen, Gregory, Danila, Denis, Ermak, Dmitry, Evdokim, Stepan, Fedor, Filimon, Yudka Timofeev (1573) [1] .

According to apocryphal information of the genealogy of the legend, the Oryol clan of the Timofeevs comes from Mitka Vasiliev, son of Timofeev , the oprichnik Ivan IV the Terrible (1573) [2] [1] . His son, Bogdan Dmitrievich, was recorded as the son of the boyars in the “tent of Pereyaslavl” and together with his wife Anna live until his death (1595) in Pereyaslavl [3] [4] [5] . After that, she leaves for the city of Oryol with her children: Dmitry (b. 1587) and Naum (b. About 1585) having lost land in Pereyaslavl [6] [7] [8] . The grandson of Bogdan - Ananiy Naumovich Timofeev is in the city ​​service in Orel (1645) [9] .

The ancestor of the Kursk branch of the clan is Philip Ananyevich Timofeev , who was born (circa 1633) in the Tochukovsky camp of the Oryol district in the family of a nobleman [10] [11] . He entered the service (1653) with a rank , was on the list of Tsar Fedor Alekseevich in the Sevsky regiment between nobles and boyar children (1680) “While serving as a rank and file for feats of arms and service, he was granted three hundred quarters of the land, four hundred quarters of his salary and money with the city , and the estates behind him in the Oryol district in Tochukovsky camp. ” [12] . Offspring comes from him: Ignat (p. 1661), the lands of the landowners in the city of Kromy (1686) are recorded, the Rechitsky camp, the Zbornaya settlement (which was the repair of Lunev) [13] [14] , Mark (p. 1667), Korney ( p. 1669), Yuri (p. 1671) [15] .

The only branch of the genus from Yuri Filippovich Timofeev has studied generational painting to this day and descendants :

  • Mikhail Yuryevich Timofeev (b.1689 / 1701), rank-and-file officer in the rank of corporal, landowner p. Pogozhee, Starooskolsky uyezd , Tuskarsky camp [16] [17]
    • wife Tatyana Osipovna Kameneva [18]
  • Gerasim Mikhailovich Timofeev (1715-1770), landowner
    • wife of Evdokia Nikitichna Pavlova (1722-died on 1782), [19]
  • Vasily Gerasimovich Timofeev (1747-1780), landowner, p. Pogorozhe, Timsk district, Kursk province
    • wife Anna Mikhailova Tyunina (b. 1742/62) [20]
  • Vasily Vasilievich Timofeev (b. 1766/69 - died before 1834) landowner, village Lisiy Kolodez, Timsk district, Kursk province [21]
    • wife Tatyana Stepanovna Shchigoleva (b. 1777/86 - 1834/50) [22]
  • Fedor Vasilyevich Timofeev (1810/13 −1895), captain , participant in the Eastern Campaign ,
    Awards: Order of St. Anne, III Art. with swords , Order of St. Stanislav II Art. ,
    The village of Verkhovye Fox Well, the Khmelevoy Well farm , Timsk Uyezd, Kursk Province [23] .
His descendants:
  • Konstantin Fedorovich Timofeev (b.22.10.1849 -?), Graduated from the Chuguev infantry cadet school, lieutenant colonel of the 123rd Kozlovsky infantry regiment [24] , participant in the Russian-Turkish war of 1877–78. , awards: Order of St. Anne II art. Order of St. Stanislaus II Art. , estate with. Krasnikovo, Trinity parish, Oboyansk district , Kursk province [25]
  • Evgeny Fedorovich Timofeev (b.12.12.1850 - 1916?), Graduated from the Chuguev Infantry Cadet School, captain , participant in the Russian-Turkish War of 1877–78. , 34th Infantry Sevsky of His Imperial Highness Crown Prince of the Austrian Regiment , awarded the Order of St. Stanislaus III Art. with swords and a bow for a feat in the Russian-Turkish campaign of 1877-78. [26]
  • Alexander Fedorovich Timofeev (b.28.08.1853 / 5 -?), Titular adviser , candidate of law, Moscow University, [27] [28] [29] awards: Order of St. Anne, III art. [thirty]
  • Elizaveta Fedorovna Reverdatto (02/03/1863 -1942?) [31]

Literature

  • Bogdanovich , “The Eastern War of 1853–56. "(St. Petersburg, [1876]);
  • Tarle E. V. “Crimean War” ISBN 5-94661-049-X , 5-94661-050-3
  • DEFENSE OF SEVASTOPOL'S ACTION OF DEFENDERS. BRIEF HISTORICAL SKETCH WITH ILLUSTRATIONS. Compiled by Colonel Zaionchkovsky. Second Edition. S.-PETERSBURG EXPEDITION OF PREPARATION OF STATE PAPER 1904
  • Geyrot A.F. Description of the Eastern War of 1853-1856 - St. Petersburg, 1872
  • "Sevastopol", a collection of portraits of participants in the defense of Sevastopol in 1854-1855. Compiled and published by defense member P.F. Rerberg. Graduation III, St. Petersburg, 1904
  • Volkov S.V. The system of officer ranks in the Russian army // Volkov S.V. Russian officer corps. M .: Military publishing house, 1993

Notes

  1. ↑ 1 2 “Bread and bastion palace marks, undergrowth ... Mitka Timofeev” “List of guardsmen of Ivan the Terrible” NLR , F. Hermitage collection, D. 542, L. 38 vol., 1573
  2. ↑ source “Name index” “Acts of serving landowners of the XV — XVII century. Volume IV »
    / Compiled by A.V. Antonov. - M.: Drevlohranilishche, 2008 .-- 632 p. - 800 copies. - ISBN 978-5-93646-123-1 .
  3. ↑ source “Dozens of Pereyaslavl”, p. 61 (unopened) (unavailable link) . Date of treatment July 22, 2013. Archived March 24, 2018.
  4. ↑ Tens - a book on the composition and serviceability of nobles and children of the boyars of one county
  5. ↑ (Source: P. Smirnov “Oryol County at the End of the 16th Century according to the Scribe Book of 1594-5”, Kiev, 1910, L. 1071, S. 223)
  6. ↑ "the undergrowth of 1587, with mother Anna in Orel," ist. P. Smirnov “Oryol County at the end of the 16th century according to the scribe book of 1594-5”, Kiev, 1910, L. 1071, S. 223, L. 1071, 1595
  7. ↑ "ripened in the service, the estates of the landowners, with his mother Anna in Orel," ist. Ibid., L. 1071, S. 223, L. 1071, 1595.
  8. ↑ “Pereslavlites ... have become impoverished, but there are no others unknown ... Proud of them are 150 each” , (source: “Tenth of Pereyaslavl” P. 61, V. N. Storozhev “Materials for the history of the Russian nobility”, Vol. 1, M. 1891 .)
  9. ↑ RGADA , F. 210, Books of the Belgorod Table , “The Cross-Book”, D. 54, L. 1178
  10. ↑ according to the Nikon Chronicle, according to the Synodal list, it says: “Taychukov camp was located on the right side of the Oka River , stretched along it from Mtsensk to Orel, occupying the lower reaches of the right tributaries of the Oka, received the name from Taychukov Forest.”
  11. ↑ (source: RGIA III Department of the Senate, F. 1343, Op. 30, D. 1278, 1857)
  12. ↑ (source. Ibid.)
  13. ↑ “ MAMU registry 7193 and 7198 . in the city of Kromam, scribes private number 1 ", RGADA F. 1209, Op. 46, L. 45
  14. ↑ Storozhev V. N. “Materials for the history of the Russian nobility”, Vol. 1, M. 1891)
  15. ↑ (source: RGIA III Department of the Senate, F. 1343, Op. 30, D. 1278 “The Case of the Timofeev Nobility” , 1857)
  16. ↑ according to the "fairy tale" of 1719: "according to the will of a single-yard salary from a reiter"
  17. ↑ (source. "Revision tales", F. "The I-th revision of the tax-paying population", 1719. Archives of the Kursk region (GAKO) )
  18. ↑ (source "3rd revision of 1762, p. Pogorzhe , F." Revisions of the taxable population " Archives of the Kursk region (GAKO) )
  19. ↑ (source: “revision tales”, F. “Revision of the taxable population” for 1762, F. 184, Op. 2, D. 40 Archives of the Kursk region (GAKO) )
  20. ↑ (source: “audit tales”, F. “Audits of the taxable population” Archives of the Kursk region (GAKO) )
  21. ↑ (source: RGIA III Department of the Senate, F. 1343, Op. 30, D. 1280 “The Case of the Timofeev Nobility” , 1865)
  22. ↑ (source: “revision tales” of the 7th revision of 1816, F. "Revisions of the taxable population" Archives of the Kursk region (GAKO) )
  23. ↑ A. F. Timofeev “Collection of statistical information on Oboyansk district” M., 1884]
  24. ↑ (source: RGVIA F. 400, Op. 17, D. 13936 “Press officer of Lieutenant Colonel K. F. Timofeev”, 1902)
  25. ↑ (Source: RGVIA F. 400, Op. 17, “Press officer of Lieutenant Colonel K. F. Timofeev”, 1902)
  26. ↑ (source: RGVIA F. 400, Op. 9, D. 7821 on the production of officers E.F. Timofeev as of September 1, 1872; see "Lists to Captains of the Army Infantry for 1886 (in the rank of captain since June 30 1885)
  27. ↑ (source CIAM F. 418, Op. 290, D. 365 No. 365 of 1876)
  28. ↑ A. F. Timofeev “Collection of statistical information on Oboyansk uezd” M., 1884
  29. ↑ (source. “ Memorial book of the Kursk province, Address-Calendars for 1893-94 and 1910-14.”, Published by Kursk, Provincial Board)
  30. ↑ By the Highest Order in the Civil Department for December 1907 he was awarded the Order of St. Anne of the III degree ist. RGIA F.1405 Op. 525 D.2535
  31. ↑ mother of the geobotanist V.V. Reverdatto

See also

  • Bychkova M.E. Genealogical books of the XVI — XVII centuries as a historical source. - M .: Publishing house "Science", 1975. - 215 p. - 3900 copies.
  • Veselovsky S. B. Studies on the history of the class of servile landowners. - M .: Nauka , 1969 .-- 584 p. - 4500 copies.
  • Romanovich-Slavatinsky A.V. Nobility in Russia from the beginning of the XVIII century. before the abolition of serfdom, St. Petersburg, 1870 PDF (inaccessible link)
  • I. A. Porai-Koshitsa "Essay on the history of the Russian nobility from the half of the 11th to the end of the 18th century", St. Petersburg, 1847
  • A.F. Timofeev “Collection of statistical information on Oboyansk district” M., 1884
  • Shepelev L. E. Titles, uniforms and orders of the Russian Empire. - M., 2005
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Timofeev &oldid = 101450818


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