Lykov, Alexey Alekseevich

Prince Alexey Alekseevich Lykov-Obolensky (d. 1671/1673 ^[1] ) is a market leader and steward .

Rurikovich in the XXIII knee.

Content

1 Biography
2 family
3 Literature
4 notes

Biography

Came from the princely Lykov family, the son of Prince Alexei Fedorovich and Princess Mavra Lykov, a cousin of Prince M. I. Lykov-Obolensky . January 28, 1644 - at a dinner with the Danish prince Valdemar - "wore to drink." On April 10, 1650, at the reception of the Lithuanian messenger, he was appointed a market man in a white dress, along with Prince A. I. Buinosov-Rostovsky , but beat the brow that he and the latter would not be appropriate, to which his uncle, pr. I.F. Lykov - Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich ordered his uncle to be imprisoned, and he was instructed "to beat the gods in the basement to the duma clerk Ivan Gavrenev for not taking the ax and dropping the ax out of his hands." In 1654-1655 - in the campaign of the sovereign against the Poles, he was the head of the nobles in the Sovereign Regiment. Since April 1658 - a steward, he was ordered with the 5th noble hundred to arrive from Belozersk to Moscow to meet the Georgian Tsar Teimuraz . On June 20, 1658, during the meeting of Tsar Teimuraz, he was the head of a hundred noblemen, and at the table was one of the cupholders . On May 14, 1661, at the arrival of the Caesar’s ambassadors, at the reception ceremony, he was the head of the 4th hundred, and on February 7, 1664, when the English ambassador met, he was the head of hundreds of solicitors. In 1663, the governor in Astrakhan ^[2] . He died between 1671 ^[3] and 1673 ^[4] , his estates were given to the daughters of Praskovye and Anastasia ^[5] .

Family

Alexey Alekseevich was married to Daria Fedorovna Pogozheva (d. 2.03.1693). From this marriage there were 3 daughters:

Praskovya Alekseevna (circa 1660 — d. Before 1725) —married twice: 1) from 1.10.1673 to Ivan Kirillovich Naryshkin (1658-15.05.1682), brother of Tsarina Natalya Kirillovna , boyar and gunsmith, torn to pieces by archers ; 2) since the end of 1708, for Vasily Ivanovich Kolychev, exiled to Kamchatka in the case of Tsarevich Alexei . I had no children.

Anastasia (Nastasya) Alekseevna

Maria Alekseevna (1672-16.10.1752) - married to Prince Vasily Yuryevich Odoevsky (1673-1752)

Literature

Vlasyev G.A. Offspring of Rurik. Materials for the compilation of the pedigree. T. 1. Chernihiv princes. Part 2. - St. Petersburg, 1906. - S. 491.

Notes

↑ According to G. A. Vlasyev, Prince A. A. Lykov died in 1667 . But this date is refuted by two circumstances: 1) the mention of the name of Lykov in connection with the petition submitted to him for inheritance after the death of his cousin uncle I.I. Kolychev (d. 1670 ) and 2) the birth of Lykov’s youngest daughter Maria in 1672 .
↑ Fr. A.P. Barsukov (1839-1914). Lists of city governors and other persons of the voivodship administration of the Moscow state of the 17th century on printed government acts. - SPb. type M.M. Stasyulevich. 1902 Princes Lykov. p. 513. ISBN 978-5-4241-6209-1.
↑ According to M. L. Bode-Kolychev, “Boyarsky Kolychevs” (1886): Ivan Dmitrievich Kolychev had a son Ivan Ivanovich , who died in 1670 . After his death, many were beaten with a brow to receive his inheritance, between them there was the petition of the captain of Prince A. A. Lykov, "so that the sovereign granted his uncle Ivan Yazvitsov to the estate in Ryazan County, that his brother Ivan Kolychev owned, and his brother Ivan Kolychev was gone and to shout his prince Alexei to those Ryazan estates, nobody is closer than him. Ivan Zhuk Yazvitsov is his children Ivan and his two daughters Irina da Daria . Irina is married to Koltovsky , and from Irina the daughter of Mavra was married to Prince Alexei [ Fedorovich ] Lykov to him Prince Alexei [ Alekseevich ] , mother, and Daria was married to Ivan Dmitrievich Kolychev, who died Ivan Ivanovich and his brother Andrei [who died childless in 1656 ] was a mother. "
↑ In 1673, the childless sister of A. A. Lykova, Maria Alekseevna Streshneva , the widow of S. L. Streshneva , died. By this time, Prince Alexei Alekseevich Lykov was no longer alive, since her niece P. A. Naryshkina (nee Princess Lykova) became the heiress of Streshneva. In 1674, she crossed the village of Rodinki, Moscow County, which was inherited by M. A. Streshneva after her husband.
↑ The third daughter Maria was born, according to P.V. Dolgorukov , in 1672 , probably in the year of the death of her father.

[1] According to G. A. Vlasyev, Prince A. A. Lykov died in 1667 . But this date is refuted by two circumstances: 1) the mention of the name of Lykov in connection with the petition submitted to him for inheritance after the death of his cousin uncle I.I. Kolychev (d. 1670 ) and 2) the birth of Lykov’s youngest daughter Maria in 1672 .

[2] Fr. A.P. Barsukov (1839-1914). Lists of city governors and other persons of the voivodship administration of the Moscow state of the 17th century on printed government acts. - SPb. type M.M. Stasyulevich. 1902 Princes Lykov. p. 513. ISBN 978-5-4241-6209-1.

[3] According to M. L. Bode-Kolychev, “Boyarsky Kolychevs” (1886): Ivan Dmitrievich Kolychev had a son Ivan Ivanovich , who died in 1670 . After his death, many were beaten with a brow to receive his inheritance, between them there was the petition of the captain of Prince A. A. Lykov, "so that the sovereign granted his uncle Ivan Yazvitsov to the estate in Ryazan County, that his brother Ivan Kolychev owned, and his brother Ivan Kolychev was gone and to shout his prince Alexei to those Ryazan estates, nobody is closer than him. Ivan Zhuk Yazvitsov is his children Ivan and his two daughters Irina da Daria . Irina is married to Koltovsky , and from Irina the daughter of Mavra was married to Prince Alexei [ Fedorovich ] Lykov to him Prince Alexei [ Alekseevich ] , mother, and Daria was married to Ivan Dmitrievich Kolychev, who died Ivan Ivanovich and his brother Andrei [who died childless in 1656 ] was a mother. "

[4] In 1673, the childless sister of A. A. Lykova, Maria Alekseevna Streshneva , the widow of S. L. Streshneva , died. By this time, Prince Alexei Alekseevich Lykov was no longer alive, since her niece P. A. Naryshkina (nee Princess Lykova) became the heiress of Streshneva. In 1674, she crossed the village of Rodinki, Moscow County, which was inherited by M. A. Streshneva after her husband.

[5] The third daughter Maria was born, according to P.V. Dolgorukov , in 1672 , probably in the year of the death of her father.