Mend ( German: Mend ) is a Russian baronial genus of Finnish origin.
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 Russian empire |
The Mend genus comes from Finland and dates back to the 19th century.
With the diploma of the Princess Ruler of the Principality of the Reuss High Line Carolina of Hesse-Gomburg [1] dated May 8/20, 1866, the Finnish landowner hereditary honorary citizen Friedrich Mend was elevated with descending descendants to the baronial dignity of the Principality of Reuss senior line .
In January 1878, the highest deign followed the adoption of the aforementioned dignity and the hereditary use of it in Russia.
By the decision of the Governing Senate of November 5/17, 1879 it was decided: to issue certificates for the right to use the baronial title to the sons of the aforementioned Baron Friedrich Mend: Friedrich, Rudolf-Gottlieb, Nikolai-Voldemar and Eduard-Wilhelm.
Content
Coat of Arms
The coat of arms of the Barons of Mend is not in the Common Stamp .
Pedigree
- Friedrich Mend 1st Baron
- Baron Friedrich (Fedor) Mend
- Baron Friedrich Fedorovich Mend (born 1889 d.?). In 1900-1908 he studied at the St. Petersburg Real College at the gymnasium [1]
- Baron Rudolf Friedrichovich (Fedorovich) (Rudolf-Gottlieb; Rudolf Gottlieb) Mend (born 1867 d. Until December 18, 1943 [2] , Helsinki [2] , according to other sources - 1940 [3] ). In 1889 he graduated from the Nikolaev Cavalry School , an officer on August 10, 1889, served in the Life Guards Horse-Grenadier Regiment . In 1897, the staff captain of this regiment [4] , then the captain; since 1906, retired colonel. On July 22, 1914, Colonel, member of the officer assembly of the Life Guard of the Horse-Grenadier Regiment ( List of members of the officer meeting of the Life Guard of the Horse-Grenadier Regiment ). In March 1918 he was arrested in Petrograd and sent to the Pretrial Detention House on Shpalernaya; was later released. He emigrated to Finland, by 1928 he lived in Vyborg [5] .
- Baron Nikolay-Voldemar Mend
- Baron Eduard Fedorovich (Eduard-Wilhelm) Mend. On August 12, 1896, at the end of the Nikolaev Cavalry School , the Horse-Grenadier Regiment (listed as Mend 2nd) was released from the belt cadets-junkers by the cornet in the Life Guards [6] . From 1908 to 1911, the secretary of the Court of Grand Duchess Alexandra Iosifovna , then adjutant to Grand Duke Konstantin Konstantinovich , was under the Grand Duchess Elizabeth Mavrikievna and the manager of the princes of the Imperial Blood Konstantin and Igor Konstantinovich [7] . On July 22, 1914, the captain, a member of the officer assembly of the Life Guard of the Horse Grenadier Regiment ( List of members of the officer meeting of the Life Guard of the Horse Grenadier Regiment ), then the colonel. At the beginning of 1918 he served at the court of Grand Duchess Elizabeth Mavrikievna [8] . In exile in Finland, by 1928 - in Vyborg [9] .
- Baron Friedrich (Fedor) Mend
Notes
- ↑ Princess Carolina (Caroline Amalie Elisabeth Auguste Friederike Ludowike Christiane Josephine Leopoldine George Bernhardine Wilhelmine Woldemare Charlotte), widow of Prince Henry XX, ruled the princedom for the infancy of her son Prince Henry XXII in 1859-1867.
- ↑ His obituary was published on December 18, 1943 in the Paris Bulletin No. 79.
Sources
- Lists of titled births and persons of the Russian Empire. Edition of the Department of the Heraldry of the Governing Senate. - SPb. , 1892. - S. 241-242.
- Vasilievich S. The titled clans of the Russian Empire. - 1910. - S. 247-248.