Burylins - the Russian merchant dynasty from Ivanovo-Voznesensk , textile manufacturers and philanthropists [1] .
| Burylins | |
|---|---|
| Ancestor | Matvey Ivanovich Burylin |
| Homeland | Ivanovo-Voznesensk |
| Nationality | Russian empire |
Dynasty
- Matvey Ivanovich Burylin (1693—?) - the founder of the clan, the owner of a weaving firefly, a serf of the princes Cherkassky [1] .
- Ivan Matveevich Burylin (1732—?) - the continuer of weaving M. I. Burylin, serf peasant Count N. P. Sheremetev [1] .
- Andrei Ivanovich Burylin (1763—?) - the successor of the weaving of his father and grandfather, a serf peasant Count N. P. Sheremetev [1] .
Diodor Andreevich Burylin (1788-1860), built in 1812 a print factory in Ivanovo; in 1831 he bought himself and his family out of serfdom; in 1844 he also built a print factory and tea leaves in the Ascension settlement [1] . Traded textiles at the Nizhny Novgorod, Irbit and Rostov fairs. He was a collector of books. The One Believer [2] .- Gennady Diodorovich Burylin (1828-1879) did not possess entrepreneurial talent, and therefore, under his leadership, the factory was in decline [2] .
Nikolai Gennadievich Burylin (1850-1928) after marrying the daughter of the manufacturer Kh. I. Kuvaev in 1874, he began managing his factory , and then together with his wife established the Partnership of the Kuvaevsky Manufactory in 1887, which he managed successfully and managed to increase fixed capital from 1 million rubles to 5 million by 1912. Actively engaged in charity work; Together with his wife, he allocated 600 thousand rubles for the construction of the Kuvaevskaya hospital and the establishment of untouchable capital for its maintenance. Honorary Citizen of Ivanovo-Voznesensk [n 1] [1] .
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Nadezhda Harlampievna Burylina (nee Kuvaeva; 1851-1921) came from the merchant dynasty Kuvaeva, the wife of Nikolai Gennadevich. Together with her husband, she managed the factory inherited by her, actively engaged in charity work; in particular, for the construction of the Kuvaev hospital, named after her parents, she allocated a plot of land belonging to her. Honorary Citizen of Ivanovo-Voznesensk [n 1] [1] [3] .- Dmitry Gennadyevich Burylin (1852-1924) from 1872 headed the family enterprise and developed it: for example, he introduced machine processing in his factories, built new enterprises; in 1909 he founded a unit partnership of manufactories of D. G. Burylin and by 1914 doubled his fixed capital from 750 thousand rubles to one and a half million. He was also a collector of books, coins, architectural finds, works of art and much more. Based on his collections, he created the Museum of Industry and Art . Actively involved in charity work [2] . Honorary citizen of Ivanov posthumously (2000) [4] .
- Gennady Diodorovich Burylin (1828-1879) did not possess entrepreneurial talent, and therefore, under his leadership, the factory was in decline [2] .
- Andrei Ivanovich Burylin (1763—?) - the successor of the weaving of his father and grandfather, a serf peasant Count N. P. Sheremetev [1] .
- Ivan Matveevich Burylin (1732—?) - the continuer of weaving M. I. Burylin, serf peasant Count N. P. Sheremetev [1] .
Diodor Andreevich Burylin (1788-1860), built in 1812 a print factory in Ivanovo; in 1831 he bought himself and his family out of serfdom; in 1844 he also built a print factory and tea leaves in the Ascension settlement 
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Ivanovo-Voznesensk - the historical name of the city of Ivanovo.
- Sources
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Burylins / A. A. Dodonova // The Greater Caucasus - The Great Canal. - M .: Big Russian Encyclopedia, 2006. - P. 391. - ( Big Russian Encyclopedia : [in 35 vols.] / Ch. Ed. Yu. S. Osipov ; 2004—2017, vol. 4). - ISBN 5-85270-333-8 .
- ↑ 1 2 3 Burylins, entrepreneurs . Great Encyclopedia of the Russian people . Institute of Russian Civilization. Date of appeal June 19, 2016. (unavailable link)
- ↑ Nadezhda Kharlampievna Burylina . Administration of the city of Ivanov. Date of appeal June 16, 2016. (unavailable link)
- ↑ First in the city . Information Center IGHTU . Ivanovo State University of Chemical Technology . Date of treatment June 19, 2016.