Polish and Russian titled
families
(information from Savelov
L.M. "Lectures of genealogy" (The end of XIX century) |
POLAND:
Counts of Russian Empire:
Aleksandrovichi, Bobrovskie, Borh, Branickie, Brzhostovskie, Belinskie,
Valevskie, Velepol'skie,
Vodzickie, Vollovichi, Velegorskie, Gauke, Grabovskie, Grohol'skie,
Gurovskie, Gutten-Chanskie, Ezerskie, Zamojskie, Zboinskie, Ilinskie, Kvileckie,
Kicinskie, Komarovskie, Korvin-Kossakovskie, Kossakovskie, Krasinskie,
Kurkoveckie, Ledohovskie, Losi, Dubenskie, Ljubeneckie, Malahovskie, Mikorskie,
Ozharovskie, Ossolinskie, Ostrovskie, Ostrorogi, Poletylo, Potockie, Potulickie,
Przhezdeckie, Rzhevskie, Skarbeki, Stadnickie, Starzhenskie, Suhodol'skie,
Tarnovskie, Serakovskie, Tyshkevichi, Holonevskie. (total of 56)
There are 120 counts in Poland, but only 56 from them - Counts of Russian
Empire, 17-
Couns of Holy Roman Empire.
Barons of Russian Empire: Vyshinskie, Gorohi, Kosinskie, Rastoveckie,
fon Simony, Shoduar.
Total 32 barons and only 6 of Russian Empire.
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RUSSIA:
Counts: Adleberg, Apraksiny, Arakcheevy, Baranovy, Barklaj-de-Tolli,
Bezborodko, Benkendorf,
Bennigsen, Bestuzhev-Rjuminy, Bludovy, Bobrinskie, Brunnovy, Br'us,
Buturliny, Belevskie, Valuevy, Vasil'evy, Vasil'chikovy, Vitte, Voroncovy,
Vronchenko, Vjaz'mitinovy, Gendrikovy, Golenischev-Kutuzovy, Golovkiny,
Grabbe, Gudovichi, Gur'evy, Diviery, Deljanovy, Denisovy, Dibich, Dmitrievy-Mamonovy,
Evdokimovy, Efimovskie, Zavodskie, Zotovy, Ignat'evy, Kamenskie, Kankriny,
Kiselevy, Klejnmihel', Konovnicyny, Kossakovskie, Korf, Kohovskie, Kocebu,
Kochubej, Krechetnikovy, Kuruta, Kutajsovy, Kushelevy, Lamsdorf, Lanzheron,
Lanskie, Levashevy, Levenvol'de, Liven, Dilere, Litke, Loris-Melikovy,
Matveevy, Miloradovichi, Mimotiny, Minih, Mordvinovy, Murav'evy, Musin-Pushkiny,
Nikitiny, Novosil'cevy, Alsuf'evy, Apperman,
Orlovy, Fon der Osten-Saken, Osterman, Fon der Palen, Paniny, Paskevichi,
Perovskie, Platovy,
Potemkiny, Przhezdickij, Protasovy, Putjatiny, Razumovskie, Rejtern,
Ribop'er, Rediger, Rostovcevy, Rostopchiny, Rumjancevy, Saltykovy, Skavronskie,
Speranskij, Sol'skij, Stroganovy, Suvorovy, Sumarokovy, Tatischevy, Tolstye,
Tol', Tormasov, Totleben, Uvarovy, Ushakov, Ferzen, Chernyshevy, Sheremetevy,
Shuvalovy, Essen, Jaguzhinskij. |
Barons:
1710 - Petr Iv. Shafirov, podkancler (means: vice chancellor in Poland)
1721 - Andrej Iv. Osterman, tajnyj sovetnik (means secert advisor-counsil)
1722 - brothers Stroganovy
1727 - brothers Solov'evy
1728 - Vasilij Petrovich Pospelov, kamer-junker
1742 - Ivan Ant. Cherkasov, dejstvitel'nyj tajnyj sovetnik (means real
secret counsil)
1769 - Tomas Dimzdal', lejb-medik (means leib-medic)
1769 - Otton Adol'f fon Vejsman, general-major
1773 - Ivan Jur'evich Frederiks, bankir
1777 - Robert Ruterfurd, agent v Toskane (russian agent in Toscana,
Italy)
1777 - Ivan Iv. Mestmaher, sovetnik kanceljarii (means: counsil in
chancellery)
1778 - Richard Suterlend, bankir
1788 - Georg Maks Sprengporten, general-major
1789 - Ivan Iv. Meller, general ot artillerii (means: general of artillery)
1800 - Iosif Pet. Vel'o
1800 - Aleksandr Fr. Ral'
1800 - Nikolaj Sem. Rogovikov
1801 - Fedor Mih. Kolokol'nev, dts (rsc - real secret counsil)
1826 - Ljudvig Iv. Shtiglic
1857 - Anton Eduard Frenkel', bankir v Varshave
1862 - Iogann Karl Zhirard de Sukanton, burgomistr Revel'skij
1864 - Konstantin Karlovich Felejzen
1866 - Aleksandr Al-dr. Kusov (torgovyj dom Kusovyh) (means: merchant
corporation Kusivy)
1870 - Vil'gel'm Franc Zahert, pol'skij vladelec manufaktur (means:
polish manufacturer)
1877 - Iogann Ljudvig Knopp, peterburgskij kupec 1-j gil'dii (means:
St. Petersbourg merchant of
1st guild)
1898 - Leopol'd Kronenberg
(Total of 31 families)
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