Kobelyatsky, Alexey Ivanovich

From hereditary nobles of the Chernigov province. The son of collegiate adviser Ivan Alekseevich Kobelyatsky and his wife Vera Ivanovna Posudevskaya.

He graduated from the Kiev 1st Gymnasium (1880) and the University of St. Vladimir with a candidate degree, a gold medal and the Pirogov Prize (1885).

Upon graduation from the university, he entered the service of the department of trade and manufactories of the Ministry of Finance as a clerical official, after which he gradually held the posts of assistant clerk, head clerk and from November 10, 1890 and. D. Head of Department. September 30, 1891 he was appointed a member and clerk of the commission on Russia's participation at the World Exhibition in Chicago , in 1893 he was sent to an exhibition to arrange a Russian department. In the same year, he was appointed as a representative from the Ministry of Finance to the commission formed at the Ministry of Railways to work out measures regulating the relations of workers and contractors during construction work, and to the commission established at the Ministry of Public Education to review the benefits of military education. conscription From May 31, 1894 to November 2, 1896, he acted as manager of the affairs of the commission for drafting the Provision on the design and maintenance of industrial establishments and warehouses. Compiled a number of directories on factory legislation. In 1896 he was appointed secretary of the All-Russian Trade and Industry Congress in Nizhny Novgorod.

From January 16, 1898 he was transferred to the service of the State Chancellery , to the Department of State Economy in terms of the budget part, and on December 15 of the same year he was appointed Senior Clerk of the Office. On December 21, 1899, he was appointed a corrective post of Assistant Secretary of State of the State Council , and on March 27, 1901 - Assistant Secretary of State. December 10, 1904 appointed and. D. State Secretary of the Department of State Economy, January 1, 1905 granted the rank of State Councilor , and December 16 of the same year, was confirmed in office. Finally, on May 2, 1906, he was appointed State Secretary of the State Council, and on October 28 of the same year, he was appointed head of the State Economy Division of the State Chancellery. In addition, in 1904 he was appointed to head the office work of the Special Meeting chaired by Count D. M. Solsky to ensure the fate of the officer and lower ranks children orphaned in the war with Japan , and in 1903-1907 he headed the office work of the Special Meeting on the appropriation of credits caused by the military circumstances.

On April 6, 1907, he was appointed Comrade of the Minister of Railways by nominal Highest Decree, in which position he died in 1907. He was buried at Nikolsky cemetery of the Alexander Nevsky Monastery .

He was married, his son Igor (1888–?), Graduated from the Marine Corps (1908), senior lieutenant of the Guards crew . In emigration to France, died after 1960.

• Order of St. Stanislav 2nd degree (1891)
• Order of St. Vladimir 4th century (January 1, 1900)
• Order of St. Anne 1st st. for works incurred due to wartime circumstances (January 1, 1906)

• A complete collection of laws on the employment of workers in factories, plants and manufactories. - SPb., 1893.
• A complete collection of laws on the hiring of workers in factories, factories and manufactories. - SPb., 1895.
• Industrial, literary, artistic and musical property. - SPb., 1896
• The statute on the industry, factory and craft industry and the assay charter. - SPb., 1896.
• Reference book for steam boilers supervision technicians, manufacturers and breeders. - SPb., 1896.
• A complete collection of laws on the hiring of workers in factories, factories and manufactories. - SPb., 1897.
• A complete collection of laws on the hiring of workers in factories, factories and manufactories. - SPb., 1898.
• Reference book for steam boilers supervision technicians, manufacturers and breeders. - SPb., 1898.

• Miloradovich G. A. The genealogical book of the Chernigov nobility. Volume I. Parts 1 and 2. - SPb., 1901. - p. 241.
• Centenary of the Kiev First Gymnasium. T. 1. - Kiev, 1911. - S. 346.
• Great biographical encyclopedia. 2009
• Necropolis of the Holy Trinity Alexander Nevsky Lavra