Ewald ( German: Ewald ) - a noble family.
The first comes from the Austrian subject of the Catholic confession of the merchant Karl Ewald and his wife Josephine .
The second comes from the city of Eisenach in Thuringia . Friedrich (Fedor) Ewald (1785-1840) - a Saxon citizen, the quartermaster, according to family tradition, arrived in St. Petersburg with the Duke Maximilian Leuchtenberg . His sons:
- Konstantin Fedorovich (1816 — c. 1881), court counselor (1863), in 1835 took the oath of allegiance to Russia, a junior property keeper at the Court of Maria Nikolaevna;
- Fedor Konstantinovich (1850-1934) - Actual State Councilor; in 1907 he was ranked with his son and grandson in the third part of the noble family tree of the book of St. Petersburg lips.
- Fedor Fedorovich (1881-1942) - colonel (1916), a participant in the 1st World War, commander of the 15th Ukrainian Hussars , emigrated to Germany.
- Nikolai Konstantinovich (Izmailov; 1852 — after 1917) - colonel, was seconded to the headquarters of the corps and was at the disposal of the Palace Commandant [1]
- Fedor Konstantinovich (1850-1934) - Actual State Councilor; in 1907 he was ranked with his son and grandson in the third part of the noble family tree of the book of St. Petersburg lips.
- Pyotr Fedorovich (Karl Justin Peter) (1826-1894) - caretaker, freight forwarder for the operation of the Nikolaev railway;
| Ewalds | |
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| Coat of arms description: see text | |
| Volume and sheet of the Common Stamp | XIX, 121 |
| Provinces in the Republic of Kazakhstan of which the genus is introduced | Kherson |
| Part of the genealogy book | III |
| Nationality | |
 Russian empire | |
The third is the offspring of a Saxon official, Friedrich Ewald , who left for Russia at the beginning. 1820s His three sons are teachers of the imperial family:
- Fedor Fedorovich (1813-1879) - Russian teacher;
- Vladimir Fedorovich (1823-1891) - Russian teacher, honorary free-lance member of the Imperial Academy of Arts [2] ;
- Evald, Victor Vladimirovich (1860-1935) - Russian composer and scientist.
- Eduard Fedorovich (1833–1892) - Russian teacher [3] .
By the definition of the Governing Senate, in the Department of Heroldia, dated October 25, 1901, the resolution of the Kherson Nobleman Deputies Assembly, dated October 10, 1900, on the introduction of the retired 2nd-Class Captain Nikolai Eduardovich Evald , with his wife Lidia Vladimirovna (born Rosemaritsa) and approved daughter Eugenia, and his nephew, the son of the dead brother, collegiate secretary Vladimir E. Ewald, Boris, in the third part of the book of noble families, on the merits of the first father and grandfather of the last, the actual state Advisor of Edward Fedorov Ewald.
The fourth - introduced in 1911 in the III part of the noble genealogy of the book of Kherson lips. Evald belonged to him , Nikolai Petrovich - director of the Kharkov Zoo in 1924-1942.
Emblem Description
In the azure shield, there is a gold fortress with black seams, a wall from which a hand in steel armor comes out, holding a silver sword with a gold hilt and accompanied by two golden six-pointed stars.
On the shield a noble crowned helmet. Crest: three ostrich feathers, of which the middle one is azure, and the last ones are gold. The bastard on the shield is azure, lined with gold.
Notes
- ↑ Ewald (Izmailov) Mikhail Konstantinovich . // Project "Russian Army in the Great War".
- ↑ Evald, Vladimir Fedorovich // Russian Biographical Dictionary : in 25 volumes. - SPb. - M. , 1896-1918.
- ↑ Evald, Eduard Fedorovich // Russian Biographical Dictionary : in 25 volumes. - SPb. - M. , 1896-1918.
Literature
- Ewalds // Germans of Russia (Encyclopedia) / Chairman ed. colleges O. Kubitskaya. - M: Publishing House "Public Academy of Sciences of Russian Germans", 2006. - V. 3: P — Ya. - S. 808. - ISBN 5-93227-002-0 .
- Rod Ewald and his descendants
- The coat of arms of the noble family Ewald is included in Part 19 of the General Tombstone of the noble families of the All-Russian Empire, p. 121
- Genus: Ewalds at the Rodovod