Zelenins

Zelenins
Zelenins
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	Russian empire

Zelenin - an ancient Russian noble family, known since the end of the XV century. The founder is the Novogorodsk landowner Zelenya Birilev. In "Onomasticon" Veselovsky is:

Zelenin Markel, executed in oprichnina;
Dmitry Ivanovich, 1602, Novgorod;
Zelenya Birilev, landowner, end of the XV century, Novgorod;
Dmitry Ivanovich Zelenin, 1600, ibid.
Ivan Nikolaevich Zelenin, (1819-?) - released from the Orenburg battalion of military cantonists as a topographer; on January 1, 1836, he was promoted to the 2nd class; non-commissioned officer December 6, 1837. In 1841, he participated in the expedition of I.F. Blaramberg. In July 1869, together with the Ataman of the Urals Region. Verevkin N.A. as part of the consolidated detachment, he participated in the founding of the Uilskiy fortification in the Kirghiz steppe of the Orenburg department and for some time served as the military commander of the Uilya fortification with the rank of captain (1870) - Ural army military newspaper No.17 dated May 3, 1870, (aut. Yaroshenko O .G.)

In Yelets district, the title of nobility was left for 90 people out of the total number of boyars' children, which made up about 1,300 people. The nobility included: <...> Zelenins <...> ^[1] .

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Representatives

Zelenin, Alexander Stepanovich - Colonel (see. Grenadier Life Guards Regiment )
Zelenin, Valerian Nikolaevich - military engineer, architect of St. Petersburg.
Zelenin Markel, executed in oprichnina;
Dmitry Ivanovich, 1602, Novgorod;
Zelenya Birilev, landowner, end of the XV century, Novgorod;
Dmitry Ivanovich Zelenin, 1600, ibid.
Fedor Zelenin, 3rd quarter of the 17th century, landowner in the Plus Region .
Zelenin Ivan, born in 1872, place of birth is not known. He had the title of a nobleman.

His two children: Son - Nikolai Ivanovich Zelenin, born in 1894. Presumably he was born in the modern North Kazakhstan region (Presnovsky district, Novorybinka village). The officer. Retained noble title father. Was ruined and exiled like in Sverdlovsk. Daughter - Zelenina Evdokia Ivanovna, born in 1897

Bulat Ivanovich Zelenin and Yuri Bulatovich Zelenin. Kursk nobles, who lived in the first half of the XVII century in the Rila district.

In the documents of the XVII century. The nobleman of Rila is mentioned: “Yurya Bulatov's son Zelenin - on horseback in Saadaka, but a man on gelding with food with a simple horse”

Akulina Kireevna Zelenin, d. March 29, 1642. Wife of Yuri Bulatovich Zelenin.

“In the summer of 7150 (1642) March, on the 29th day, the restoration of the servant of God, Akilin, Kireva, the daughter of Yuriev, Zelenin’s wife”

Zelenin Leonid Vladimirovich (b. 28.05.1892 - 1920).

Pilot, officer of the RIA and the Volunteer Army. Orthodox. Of the nobles. Shot in Sevastopol by the decision of the three. Wife - Orlova Evgenia Pavlovna, a native of St. Petersburg. Orthodox. Of the nobles. Son - Zelenin George Leonidovich, (1920-1978), lived in St. Petersburg, a participant in the Second World War. Zelenin, Georgy Leonidovich (1920-1978), participant in the war, wife Semenova Valentina Nikolaevna (1934-2014), daughter Korichkina Elena Georgievna

In literature

After the death of Chekhov in the January book of Russian Thought for 1905, in the collection “From A. Chekhov’s Sketches,” there are unfinished works “At the Zelenins”, “Cripple” and “Wolf” (reworking the story “Fear”, published in the Petersburg Gazette in 1886).

Also

Zelenin

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Notes

↑ RGADA. F. 210. Columns Bel. Art. St. 327. L. 115.

[1] RGADA. F. 210. Columns Bel. Art. St. 327. L. 115.