Dmitry Lukyanovich Boborykin (1739 — not earlier than 1815) - the trustee of the Educational House, the mason.
| Dmitry Lukyanovich Boborykin | |
|---|---|
| Date of Birth | May 15, 1739 |
| Date of death | not earlier than 1815 |
Biography
The son of the secret adviser Lukyan Vasilyevich Boborykin (1696 — ca. 1772) and his second wife Darya Grigorievna.
He was educated at the boarding school of Pastor I. F. Litken. From 1755 he studied at the noble school at Moscow University , where he was the best student. In 1757, among the best students of the university, he traveled to Petersburg, where on August 12, 1757, Empress Elizaveta Petrovna was promoted to sergeants (corporals) of the 1st company of the Life Guards of the Horse Regiment. Friend G. A. Potemkin . July 1, 1758 released from the university with a silver medal, moved to St. Petersburg, was in military service.
October 16, 1759 transferred to the Life Guards Preobrazhensky Regiment. In June 1762 from the regimental sergeants was promoted to ensigns. From April 19, 1765 the second lieutenant of the same regiment. Regimental adjutant.
In 1767 he was dismissed with the rank of guard captain-lieutenant. In 1776-1777 comrade of the Novorossiysk governor. In 1779-1780 guardian at the Moscow Board of Trustees. Tutor of the Educational House in Moscow. In 1781–1796 Trustee of the Petersburg Board of Trustees. In 1782-1785 the court counselor. In 1782-1791 Counselor Oryol Governor.
Mason , treasurer of the Orlov lodge of the Rising Eagle, which was headed by Z. Ya. Karneev , a member of the theoretical degree.
On September 22, 1785, a collegiate councilor, a judge of a joint court of Oryol governorship. Since June 28, 1796, the State Councilor. Upon resignation, a valid state councilor. Translator, including "Saving human life ...". The landowner of Bolkhovsky district of Oryol province.
He was married to the sister of the trustee of the poor lodges of the “Rising Eagle” by N. M. Matsnev - Varvara.
His son Alexander (1770–1855) was the founder of one of the first sugar beet plants in Russia.
Literature
- Serkov A. I. Russian Freemasonry. 1731-2000 Encyclopedic Dictionary. Russian political encyclopedia, 2001. - 1224 p. - 3 000 copies - ISBN 5-8243-0240-5 .