Prince Mikhail Mikhailovich Golitsyn ( July 18, 1731 - January 21, 1804 ) - Russian miner, lieutenant general , chamberlain from the younger branch of the Golitsyn clan ("Mikhailovich").
| Mikhail Mikhailovich Golitsyn | ||||
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 M.M. Golitsyn (1731-1804). Painter I. Bardou , State Tretyakov Gallery. | ||||
| Date of Birth | July 18, 1731 | |||
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| Date of death | January 21, 1804 (72 years old) | |||
| Place of death | Moscow Russian empire | |||
| Affiliation |  Russian empire | |||
| Rank | lieutenant general | |||
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Biography
Born July 18, 1731 in the family of the head of the Russian fleet, Prince Mikhail Mikhailovich Golitsyn and his second wife Tatyana Kirillovna, daughter of K. A. Naryshkin .
After the reform of the noble self-government, he served as the Tarusa district leader of the nobility (1781) and the Kaluga provincial (1782) leader of the nobility .
Thanks to the marriage with the heiress of the eldest of the Stroganovs, he became a large Ural miner. Founder of the Archangelopashi plant (1785), owner of ironworks in the Perm province , including Nytvensky (1756) and Kusye-Aleksandrovsky (1751, together with his brother-in-law, Prince B. G. Shakhovsky) [1] .
He died on January 21, 1804 . The exquisite tombstone of the prince in the Golitsyn tomb of the Don monastery was sculpted by S. S. Pimenov .
Family
Golitsyn married on September 15, 1757, to Anna Alexandrovna Stroganova (1739β1816), the eldest daughter of Baron Alexander G. Stroganov , one of the richest people in the empire. In a dowry, she brought the Kuzminki estate [2] , 10 children were married :
- Dmitry Mikhailovich (August 25, 1758 - December 25, 1782) - Corporal of the Life Guards of the Horse Regiment;
- Mikhail Mikhailovich (senior) (August 16, 1759 - October 21, 1815);
- Ekaterina Mikhailovna (January 15, 1763-1823) - maid of honor;
- Anastasia Mikhailovna (August 14, 1764 - November 10, 1854);
- Mikhail Mikhailovich (Jr.) (February 15, 1766-1766);
- Elizaveta Mikhailovna (September 2, 1768 - August 16, 1833) - the wife of Lieutenant General Alexander Petrovich Ermolov (1757-1835);
- Tatyana Mikhailovna (September 30, 1769 - November 8, 1840) - wife of the spouse of lieutenant-general Prince Ivan Ivanovich Prozorovsky ;
- Alexander Mikhailovich (September 8, 1772 - July 31, 1821) - collector of painting, hofmeister of Grand Duchess Catherine Pavlovna; married to Princess Natalia Fedorovna Shakhovskaya (1779-1807);
- Sergei Mikhailovich (July 9, 1774 - February 7, 1859) - the famous "pillar" of Moscow society; since 1799, married to Avdotya Ivanovna Izmailova (1780-1850);
- Elena Mikhailovna (1776 - June 18, 1855).
Ancestors
Rewards
- He was awarded the Order of St. George of the 4th degree (No. 163 (142); October 5, 1771 ).
| For the courage and courage shown during the assault during the capture of the Perekop line on June 14, 771 |
- Also awarded with other awards, including the Polish Order of St. Stanislaus and the White Eagle.
Notes
- β Mining industry of the Urals. S. 48; History of the Urals 1. S. 572, 574.
- β History of the Kuzminki estate