Fyodor Mikhailovich Kerensky (1838-1910) - father of Alexander Kerensky , teacher , current state adviser, educator, director of grammar schools, head of the Turkestan school district.
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Biography
The first bearer of the surname Kerensky was the priest of the Intercession Church of the city of Kerensk, Joseph Dmitrievich, who passed his surname to his sons and their descendants, Fyodor’s father, Mikhail Ivanovich Kerensky, was appointed deacon to the church of the village of Kerenki, Gorodishchensky district, Penza province, from 1830 he became a priest, Fyodor Mikhailovich was born here. [one]
Fedor graduated from the Penza Theological School , and in 1858, according to the first category (with honors), the Penza Theological Seminary [1] , did not become, as his older brothers Grigory and Alexander, a priest.
In 1854-1863 he taught at the Nizhnelomovsky Theological College, and in 1863 he began teaching at the Penza District School . [one]
From 1865 to 1869 he studied at the Faculty of History and Philology of Kazan University, then he taught Russian literature, pedagogy and Latin in various educational institutions of Kazan. [2]
Since 1869 - a teacher of literature at the Kazan First Classical Gymnasium, concurrently, a teacher at the Kazan Mariinsky Gymnasium. [2]
Since 1874 - inspector of the Kazan classical gymnasium, became the second person after the director. [2]
In Kazan, Fyodor Kerensky married Nadezhda Adler, the daughter of the head of the topographic bureau of the Kazan Military District. On her paternal side, N. Adler was a noblewoman of Russian-German descent, and on her maternal side was the granddaughter of a serf peasant who, even before the abolition of serfdom, was able to redeem himself and later became a wealthy Moscow merchant. The Kerensky family was considered quite wealthy, was the daughter of a wealthy merchant, from whom she received a substantial inheritance. [3]
In 1877-1879, Fedor Mikhailovich Kerensky was the director of the Vyatka men's gymnasium . [2]
In 1879, with the rank of college adviser, he was appointed to the post of director of the Simbirsk male gymnasium and was replaced by Ivan Vasilyevich Vishnevsky . [one]
Since 1883, he is also the director of the Simbirsk Mariinsky Women's Gymnasium. [2]
Since 1887 - a valid state adviser . [2]
The most famous pupil of Fyodor Kerensky was Volodya Ulyanov (Lenin) - the son of his boss - the director of the Simbirsk schools - Ilya Nikolayevich Ulyanov . Fyodor Mikhailovich Kerensky put him the only four (logically) in the certificate of the gold medalist of 1887, Fyodor Mikhailovich Kerensky was very disappointed with the choice of Volodya Ulyanov, because he advised him to enter the historical-verbal faculty of the university due to the great successes of younger Ulyanov in Latin and literature [4 ]
The families of Kerensky and Ulyanov in Simbirsk were connected by friendly relations, they had much in common in lifestyle, position in society, interests, origin. Fedor Mikhailovich, after the death of Ilya Nikolaevich Ulyanov, took part in the lives of the children of the Ulyanovs. [five]
In 1887, after Alexander Ilyich Ulyanov was arrested and executed, he gave the brother of the revolutionary Vladimir Ulyanov a positive characterization for entering Kazan University. In the same year, F. M. Kerensky received the rank of real state adviser, which gave the right to hereditary nobility .. In the same year, F. M. Kerensky received the rank of actual state adviser [6]
In Simbirsk, two sons were born in the Kerensky family - Alexander and Fedor (before them only daughters appeared in Kazan - Nadezhda, Elena, Anna).
In May 1889, Fyodor Mikhailovich Kerensky was appointed chief inspector [1]
From May 2, 1889 - August 1910, the chief inspector of public schools of the Turkestan Territory and his family moved to Tashkent , and then headed the Turkestan school district. [2]
Since August 1910 - retired, lived in St. Petersburg, died at the end of 1910. [2]
Rewards
For merits in the development of public education Kerensky was awarded Russian orders and the Order of the Golden Star of the 1st degree from the Bukhara Emir . [one]
Family
- Wife - Nadezhda Aleksandrovna Kerenskaya (d. Adler) (d. 05.1905, Tashkent) - a former student of her husband, daughter of the head of the topographic bureau of the Kazan Military District, Lt. Col. A. Adler, a Potsdam German by birth, graduated with honors from Kazan Mariinsky gymnasium and received the certificate of a home teacher, the granddaughter of a wealthy Moscow merchant, who left the granddaughter a significant fortune. [7] [2]
- Children: two sons - Alexander (1881-1970) - in 1917 the head of the Provisional Government , and Fedor (1883-1919), served as a prosecutor in Tashkent since 1912; and three daughters - Nadezhda, Elena, Anna.
- Grandchildren - Oleg (1905-1984) - was a bridge builder; Gleb (1907-1990), was an engineer; He was translating his father’s books into English.
- Great-grandson - Oleg (1930-1993) - ballet and theater critic.
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 KERENSKY Fedor Mikhailovich (02.02.1838 - 1913)
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 KERENSKY Fedor Mikhailovich
- ↑ supernovum. Kerensky's mother . supernovum (03/18/2018).
- ↑ Elizarova-Ulyanova A.I. Lenin Vladimir Ilyich. // Figures of the USSR and the revolutionary movement of Russia: encyclopedic dictionary Granat. - M .: Soviet Encyclopedia , 1989 .-- S. 498.
- ↑ Savely Dudakov Lenin as the Messiah. 2007.
- ↑ List of civil ranks of class IV: Rev. March 1, 1906
- ↑ Kerensky Fedor Mikhailovich