Bokhanovsky, Pavel Petrovich

Born in the Bukhanovsky family estate in the village of Nichiporovka in the Piryatinsky district of the Poltava province around 1863 ^[1] . The nobleman of Piryatinsky district, the son of the landowner.

From childhood he loved science, was a capable student, graduated with a gold medal from a gymnasium in the town of Lubny. He was brought there by cart, because there was no railway yet.

He studied at the Novorossiysk University in Odessa, at the Faculty of Romance Languages. In 1885 he graduated with the title of candidate of natural sciences perfectly. He knew very well French, Italian, Spanish, optionally studied German. After graduation, he worked at the Odessa port customs as a translator. At this time, his vision began to deteriorate.

Already in 1882 he was noticed in political unreliability and in August 1884 was subject to secret surveillance.

August 17, 1884 was arrested and taken into custody in the case of Odessa revolutionary circles. In this case, among other things, schoolgirls of the Lesevitsky Ganelin and Zvezda schools were arrested, then on the night of August 16-17, the former teacher of the Richelieu gymnasium, Pavel Mavrogan, returned from exile, and the fourth-year student of the Faculty of Natural Sciences Yakov Barsky (both were diagnosed with “serious mental disorder”) , 4-year student of natural science Pavel Bokhanovsky, candidate of physical and mathematical faculty Rudolf Danilovich, law student Joseph Rusetskiy, student of Kharkiv medical assistant courses Elizaveta Katz, female doctor Dora Andreev on Barskaya, student Semyon Halperin ^[2] .

The investigation established that in the winter and spring of 1884 he attended meetings at Danilovich’s apartment, had relations with the People’s Volunteers Boris Orzhikh , Shlemenzon, M. Pesis and others, and, according to N. Kvitsinskaya, was a cashier for a political exile and a prisoner.

From August 17, 1884 to March 3, 1885 he was under arrest. Accordingly, the highest order of July 16, 1886 was subject to the supervision of the school authorities for two years with his replacement, in the event of withdrawal or expulsion from the educational institution by public police supervision for the same period outside areas that are under special security regime.

In connection with the graduation from the university back in 1885, he was subordinated to the public oversight of the police in Yekaterinoslav. After the expiration of the vowel supervision period, it is subordinated to the unspoken one. In 1888, the Kharkov governor forbade him to live in the Kharkov province. He lived in Nechiporovka.

On August 17, 1889, secret police surveillance was discontinued.

Got married. Almost until the end of his life he lived in Nichiporovka.

He was the vowel of the Pereyaslavsky and Piryatinsky district and Poltava provincial zemstvos. In addition, he is one of the founders of rural and district credit unions of the Pyatyary region and Poltava region.

A good memory, diverse knowledge, the ability to intelligibly and convincingly express his thoughts made Pavel Petrovich a welcome participant in all kinds of circles and communities. It is not surprising that among his friends there were landowners Chikalenko, Padalka, agronomist Pikul - educated and cultured people who at that time had fairly modern views on social life, the economy and the world around.

What happened the last years of the life of Pavel Petrovich Bokhanovsky is not exactly known.

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