Maskatinevy – Russian noble family, the industry kind Plescheevo. The founder of Fyodor Akinfievich Byakont, rode in the XIV century. from Chernigov in Moscow and was boyar Grand Duke Simeon the Proud. His great-grandson of Simon P. Pleshcheyev, nicknamed Moskotine, was the ancestor of M. Born, this is included in Part VI genealogy books and Nizhny Novgorod, Tambov Province. (Armorial, VIII, 86).
Toll (Toll) – a count, baron and noble family, originating, according to family legend, of Arnold, Count of Holland (died 1005), one of whose descendants, Florus ip. Tailing, he inherited the castle, near T. Leyden and was the ancestor of the genus T. In the late XVI century. Luke T. owned an estate on the island of Osel. John Christopher T. (1743 – 1817), favorite Gustav IV, was a field marshal and was first baron and then count's dignity in Sweden. Carl F. T. (see below) received baronial title in Austria and in 1829 – the count's dignity in Russia. Of his sons gr. Karl was the ambassador to Denmark, and the grandsons gr. Sergei Aleksandrovich – now St. Petersburg. Governor. Robert T. (1802), a famous archaeologist, has made a significant collection of historic documents and items in his estate Kukkers; they issued (together with Bunge and Pabst), several volumes of historical documents relating to the Baltic region ("Est-und Livlandische Brieflade"). His son, Baron Harald (b. 1848), head of Nobility archive in Revel, also known as an archaeologist and collector of historical documents.
Naryshkin Vasily Fedorovich (died 1702) – Boyar, the son of room attendants and Arkhangelsk governor Theodore Poluektovicha Naryshkin and his wife, Avdotya Petrovna, nee Khomutova, a cousin of Queen Natalia. 18 th September 1673 he complained to the bedroom sleeping bags, and before that time was among the attendants. In 1675, he accompanied the king in his pious hikes on the Moscow monasteries, and in country travel. In 1688, he was a potted stolnik Tsar Peter's, in 1691 and then received okolnichestvo boyars. In 1694, he took part in the play-Kozhukhovsky hostilities, but in 1695 and 1696 years. in the Azov campaign. He died in 1702, leaving no descendants. Kn. AB Lobanov-Rostov, Russian genealogy book ", so II;" Reports and sentences, held in Pr. The Senate in the reign of Peter the Great ", Vols. IV-V; Ivanov, "Index to the boyars books.
Starodub – specific princes, his name got from the main town in their inheritance, Starodub, Vladimir, and Starodub-on-Klyazma (not Starodub-scale enterprises, as mistaken by some researchers), now the village Klyazemsky town of Vladimir province, 12 miles from Kovrov. In the XV and XVI centuries. He called it Starodub-Votskim, then Starodub-Ryapolovskim. About the time of occurrence of this city no information has survived, in various indirect indications to think that it was founded by Yuri Dolgoruky.
[P. Oct. 26. (November 8), 1902] – owls. scientists, experts in the field of Plant Physiology and Biochemistry, Acad. (From 1953, Corr. From 1946). Son of LI Kursanova. In 1926 he graduated from Moscow. Univ; worked in N.-i. the Institute of sugar-industry-Step, and then in the Institute of Biochemistry. AN Bach (from 1935) since 1952 – dir. The Institute of Plant Physiology of the USSR. At the same time taught at the Mosque. Agricultural Academy. Timiryazev (1929-38), and from 1944 – in Moscow. University those. K. Studies devoted to the study of metabolism in plants. They established the relationship between assimilation of carbon dioxide and the flow of plasticity. substances from the leaves and studied the action of enzymes in living plant and the process of assimilation of carbon dioxide the soil via the root system. Since 1940 Karl started systematically. Research tannins tea leaf, to-rye served Theoretical. basis for monitoring the processing of tea. Cit.: The reversible action of enzymes in living plant cells, Leningrad, 1940, Synthesis and transformation of tannins in the tea plant, Moscow, 1952 (Academician of Sciences. Institute of Biochemistry. Bakh) . [Bach read, 7]; Movement organic compounds in the plant, "Botanical Magazine" 1952, №; 5 biological synthesis of disaccharides in the book.: Progress in biological chemistry, v. 2, Moscow, 1954; On the possibility of assimilation of the plant carbonates coming from the soil solution, "Reports of the USSR", 1951, v. 79, № 4 (together with others), carbohydrate-phosphorus exchange and amino acid synthesis in roots of pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo), "Plant Physiology", 1954, № 1; Participation of oxygen in water and atmospheric oxygen in the respiration of plants, "Reports of the USSR", 1955, v. 104, № 2 (together with Boris Vartapetyanom) by France and West Africa …, MA, 1956 . Kursanov, Andrew L. Rhode. 1902, mind. 1999. Plant physiologist, a specialist on the problems of assimilation of carbon dioxide, the chemistry and the exchange of tannins, Enzymology of plant cells. Creator of the doctrine of the movement and storage of organic substances in the plant. Since 1953, academician of the USSR, from 1985 – Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences since 1991 – Academy of Sciences. The Hero of Socialist Labor (1969).
Oleg Yepifantsev
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Oleg Yepifantsev
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Oleg Yepifantsev with children
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Yepifantsev Oleg Petrovich (04/10/1973) born April 10, 1973. Angarsk in Irkutsk region.
In 1995. Graduated from the Faculty of Technical Cybernetics Angara Institute of Technology.
1997. – Graduated from the High School Financial Management Academy of National Economy under the government of Russia, Moscow.
1997. – Yepifantsev appointed Commercial Director of JSC "Tehresurs" Irkutsk.
1998.
Sumarokov – the aristocratic family that happens, the tales of old rodoslovtsev, from a certain Lewis, who left as if from Sweden to serve the Grand Prince Vasily Dimitrijevic and was baptized in the name of Judas. Most likely, however, that the family was from Lithuania, C.: there, and until now there Sumorok name, and SA is also mentioned in his will of 1498 Prince IY Patrikeev, a descendant of Gedemina. The first SA, which preserved the information was Ivan Mikhailovich, who was Swedish hikes commander in 1549 and Polotsk in 1551, Alexei Ivanovich, in October 1550 granted estates in the Moscow district. Ivan Nikitich mentioned under the 1579 commander in St. George's, Livonia, C. Bunch was clerk Judgement Affairs (1586). Another, Ivan served as commander in Krasnoyarsk; preserved its evasion from 1667 its intention to go to war Eniseisk. Since the second half of the seventeenth century. S., who had served before the cities are beginning to appear in the service of the capitals in the equerry, solicitors, etc. Pankraty Bogdanovich had been an attorney with the key under the Tsar Ivan Alekseevich. His older brother Ivan Bogdanovich – see separate. In 1699 Solomin, Vasily Ivanovich, Matthew T. referred to as the attendants of Peter the Great. Son Pancras Bogdanovich, Peter Pankratevich (1692 – 1766), action. Privy Councillor, was chief judge in the Office of forfeiture under Elizabeth. His son, Alexander P., about Peter Spiridonovich, Pankratov Platonovich, Ivan Ivanovich, and gr. Sergey Pavlovich – see separately. "Armorial General", Part II, № 82. – Kn. II. Dolgorukov, "Russian genealogy book, Part 4, St. Petersburg., 1857, 444 – 445. – Kn. Lobanov-Rostovsky, "Russian genealogy book, Volume 2, St. Petersburg., 1895, p. 269 – 282. – P. Petrov, "East. Deliveries of the Russian nobility, so I, St. Petersburg., 1885, p. 246 – 247.
Pnevsky Matthew Pavlovich – moved to the petition of the carpenters in incisors January 4, 1694, found later in this post and in the first quarter of the last century. In 1712, 21 May, he issued 5 rubles "for threads on pear in the book Conversations (John Chrysostom), on the Acts of the Apostles, but in the Apocalypse of the twenty-five zastavits Policy" (See Appendix I).
Nikitin – Nobility: two of them dating back to the XVII century., Introduced in Part VI genealogy books Tver and Tambov (Armorial, IX, 71). General Aleksey N. elevated the dignity of a count in 1847, G. (Armorial, X, 19). Other genera N. – of later origin.
(1827-1908) – General of Infantry, began service in 1846 riparia-com in the Life Guards Jaeger. n. In 1863 M. was promoted to colonel and desig. company commander Guards. podprap Cove, and in 1864 – then head of the emerging Vilaine. Infantry. Junker. school. Produced in 1871 in the major-generals, MA was appointed assistant chief of the 14 th Infantry. Division, and in 1874 – commander of a Brigade 26 th Infantry.
