Nesterov, Andrei Dmitrievich

A native of the village of Antipinsky in the Boganda volost of the Tyumen district of the Tobolsk province (now a suburb of Tyumen). Father Dmitry Evdokimovich Nesterov (1842-?), Farmer, owner of a small shop in the village of Antipinsky, mother - Matrena Vasilievna nee? (1852–?), Both of the state peasants ^[2] . Literacy studied at home ^[3] . He studied at the Antipinsky church school, but did not finish the course ^[2] . By April 1906, he owned and cultivated allotment land in the village of Antipinsky, but he lived in Tyumen, where he traded mats and other handicrafts with a turnover of up to 10,000 rubles a year. At the time of the Duma elections, he was not a party member.

On February 26, 1906, he was elected at the Bogandinsky volost gathering (73 balloons “for”, 9 balloons “against”) together with Fedor Alekseevich Prudaev (66 balloons “for”, 16 balloons “against”) to participate in the Tyumen district election congress. On April 5, 1906, at the Tyumen district congress, he was elected as an elector to the provincial election meeting together with Ivan Vasilyevich Plekhanov, a representative of the Elan volost , and Lev Stepanovich Lazarev, representing the Trinity volost .

In 1906 he moved to the city of Tyumen, where he was engaged in the sale of matting, wood products, canvas and other goods.

On May 15, 1906, with the ballot closed, 30 remaining participants were elected by balloons: S. I. Kolokolnikov (29 for and 25 against) and Priest N. A. Savkin (28 for and 26 against), the rest did not get 50% of the vote. The next day, with a second closed ballot for the two remaining parliamentary seats, Nesterov took third place (33 “for” with 23 “against”), but since the priest Savkin refused the deputy mandate, A. D. Nesterov went to his vacant seat in the State Duma of the I convocation of the total electors of the Tobolsk provincial electoral assembly.

He remained non-partisan in the Duma, a number of modern sources ^{[4] [5]} indicate membership in the Duma faction of the Cadets , but the Trudovik materials do not confirm this ^[6] . Another source indicates that it was non-partisan and in its views adjoined the People’s Freedom party ^[3] . He put his statement under 10 members of the State Duma on increasing the number of members of the Agrarian Commission at the expense of Siberian deputies. He signed a number of requests, including those concerning Siberian topics, namely the request for the fate of the agronomist N. L. Skalozubov sent for three years to Berezov because in December 1905, with the permission of the administration, he led (!) A congress of representatives from peasant and foreign societies (the Minister of the Interior P. A. Stolypin was asked to answer if he knew the facts related to the expulsion of Skalozubov, and what measures were taken to return Skalozubov and prevent him from repeating such cases?) and a request for administrative exile in February 1906. about essorov and teachers Tomsk Institute of Technology led by the director EL Zubashevym ^[7] .

After the dissolution of the Duma, he returned to Tyumen.

• November 29, 1910 was elected by the city assembly vowel of the Tyumen City Council for 1911-1915. Being a vowel, he attended 30 meetings of the Tyumen City Council, and missed 3.
• On January 20, 1911, he was elected a member of the commission of the Tyumen City Council on the assessment of real estate of residents of Tyumen, and on February 28, 1912 he became a member of the executive Duma commission on the assessment of real estate of Tyumen for 1912-1915 ^[2] .
• On March 2, 1911, he was elected a candidate member of the Tyumen City Council (scored 17 electoral and 15 non-electoral votes, taking fourth place) ^[8] .
• In October 1911, he bought shares in the Tyumen Electricity Company, which is the assignee of the Tyumen Electric Power Station partnership ^[2] .
• In 1911, he was brought as a witness in the so-called judicial “Tekutyev case” about bribes. Speaking in court, he made the following statement: “He moved to Tyumen from the village and began to trade in 1906. In the first year they imposed 556 rubles. When he returned from the State Duma, they advised me to give Petrov a bribe so that he would arrange a lesser amount of taxation. Petrov requested 125 rubles, saying that of them Zverev will go 100 rubles, but he needs to earn 25 rubles; if, they say, give 125 rubles, then next year you can not take the rights and at all - it will pass. He gave 125 rubles to Petrov and did not take the right for two years. Then, in 1909, before the arrival of the inspector of Prince Kontakuzen, Zverev drew up a protocol for evading the selection of documents for 2 years. Personally, Zverev did not give bribes. After leaving Petrov’s service, no one came to him and didn’t ask for bribes ” ^[9] .
• On August 18, 1913 he was awarded a bronze medal in memory of the 300th anniversary of the reign of the Romanov dynasty No. 33077 ^[2] .

The Ermak newspaper accused Nesterov of using his official position. He was engaged in the supply of products for the municipality, hiding his name with the names of his workers Bityukov and Dorogovikov. Thus, article 106 of the city code was violated, which prohibits the city government from having deals with its members ^[10] .

In 1919, during the offensive of the Reds, he fled from Tyumen, leaving there children from his first marriage, a two-story house at 32 Bazarnaya Square and a trading shop. On August 29, 1919, representatives of the Social Welfare Department Kosolapov and Polyansky carried out an inventory and confiscation of Nesterov’s property, as if he had not returned within three days. On October 16 of that year, a trading shop with goods was confiscated ^[2] .

He lived in Kansk. He worked as a senior repair worker of the Moscow tract at the Department of State maintenance ^[2] .

He died of typhus in November 1921 in Kansk ^[2] .

• First wife - Marya Maximovna nee? (1875 — until August 1919)
  • Son - Nikolai (1900—?)
  • Son - Stepan (1902—?)
  • Son - Gregory (1905—?)
  • Daughter - Claudius (1908—?)
• The second wife - Pelageya Nikolaevna nee Zhigalova.
  • Daughter - Lydia (April 6, 1921—?)
• Sister - Marya Dmitrievna nee Nesterova (1880—?)
• Brother - Yakov Dmitrievich Nesterov (1882—?)
• Brother - Kipriyan Dmitrievich Nesterov (1885—?)
• Brother - Danilo Dmitrievich Nesterov (1893—?)

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• State Duma of the first call. Portraits, short biographies and characteristics of deputies. - Moscow: “Renaissance”, 1906.P. 53.
• ru / 2016/08/02/1868 Nesterov A. A. My grandfather excerpts from the book History of our Nesterov family (inaccessible link)

Archives

• Russian State Historical Archive. Foundation 1278. Inventory 1 (1st convocation). Case 21. Sheet 35, 36