Stroganov

Stroganov family
Luka Kuzmich Spiridonov was the richest Novgorod merchant who paid to the Golden Horde a huge ransom for Vasily II of Moscow in 1446. In 1483 he settled with his family on the Vychegda River but soon took monastic vows with the name Theodosios, +1493. He had issue:

Feodor Lukich Stroganov, he started to develop salt-mining industries on the Vychegda, +Solvychegodsk 17.3.1497; m.Euphemia N (+12.12.15??); He had issue:

A1. Stepan, +19.6.15??
A2. Osip, +12.2.15??
A3. Vladimir, +9.3.15??
A4. Anika Stroganov, he was the first to start mining in the Ural Mountains where he founded the town of Solikamsk, *Novgorod 4.11.1487, +Vologda 2.9.1569; 1m: Marfa Dementievna (+1544); 2m: Sofia N (*16.1.1514, +Kamgort 1.5.1567)
- B1. Grigori Stroganov, +Oryol-Permsky 5.11.1578; m.Irina (+7.11.1597)
  - C1. Nikita, +1620; m.Efrosinya Nikitichna Kobeleva
    - D1. Maria, +11.2.1576
  - C2. Danilo, +17.6.1593
- B2. Yakov Stroganov, *X.1527, +Tchusovoy 8.9.1577; m.Euphimia Feodorovna Okhlopkova (*8.8.1530, +2.3.1593)
  - C1. Maxim, +1623; m.Agrafena Mikhailovna Prepodobova
    - D1. Osip, *1.4.1580, +25.2.1587
    - D2. Ivan, +1654; m.Euphemia Savvichna Pushkina
      - E1. Danilo, +ca 1668; m.Agafia Timofeievna Elizarova
        F1. Stepanida; m.1673 boyar Pr Piotr Simeonovich Urusov (+1686)
        F2. Anna; m.1681 steward Sergei Ivanovich Miloslavsky (*1636, +12.9.1701)
    - D3. Maxim, +1647
    - D4. Vasili, +14.7.1600
    - D5. Feodosia, +27.7.1601
  - C2. Feodosia, +4.4.1586
- B3. Simeon Stroganov, hired in 1581 Ermak and other Cossacks for the conquest of Siberia, 1st Russian governor of Siberia, +22.10.1586, bur the Solvychegodsk Cathedral; m.Eudoxia Nesterovna Lachinova (+after 1624)
  - C1. Andrei Stroganov, he was granted the title of "honourable person" in 1612, *19.8.1581, +17.7.1649, bur the Solvychegodsk Cathedral; 1m: Irina N (+2.7.1609); 2m: Tatiana Dmitrievna Zhedrinskaya (*1584, +21.9.1639)
    - D1. Vasili, +16.6.1624
    - D2. Dmitri, patron of the Stroganov school of icon painting, *19.9.1615, +16.6.1673, bur St Trinity Monastery; 1m: ca 1647 Pss Anna Vasilievna Volkonskaya (*1621, +2.7.1649); 2m: ca 1652 Anna Ivanovna Zlobina (*ca 1635, +after 11.2.1680)
      - E1. Pelageya, *14.5.1658, +II.1680; m.Pr Andrei Ivanovich Galitzine (+1701)
      - E2. Grigori, patron of the Stroganov school of architecture, *1656, +Moscow 21.11.1715; 1m: 1673 Pss Vasilisa Ivanovna Meshcherskaya (*11.9.1655, +Moscow 16.3.1693); 2m: Moscow 10.5.1693 Vassa Yakovlevna Novosiltseva (*Moscow 20.7.1667, +Kuzminki 9.11.1733); all children by 2m.
        F1. Alexander, general-poruchik, -cr Baron of the Russian Empire 6.3.1722, *Gordeevka 2.11.1698, +Kuzminki 17.11.1754; 1m: Moscow 1723 Tatyana Vasilievna Sheremeteva (*8.1.1706, +13.4.1728); 2m: 1734 Elena Vasilievna Dmitrieva-Mamonova (*1716 +1744); 3m: 1746 Maria Artemievna Zagryazhskaya (*25.3.1722, +8.4.1787)
        G1. [2m.] Bss Anna, *7.12.1739, +22.4.1816; m.15.9.1757 Pr Mikhail Mikhailovich Galitzine (*18.7.1731 +21.1.1804)
        G2. [3m.] Bss Varvara, *2.12.1748, +29.10.1823; m.1763 general-lieutenant Pr Boris Grigorievich Shakhovskoy (*1737, +25.2.1813)
        H1. Pss Elizabeth, *Moscow 29.11.1773, +Moscow 20.10.1796; 1m: Paris 4.2.1792 Pr and Duke Louis Maria d'Aremberg (*19.2.1757 +30.3.1795); 2m: 1795 Pr Piotr Feodorovich Shakhovskoy (*17.3.1773 +9.10.1841)
        
        F2. Nikolai, colonel, -cr Baron of the Russian Empire 6.3.1722, *Voronezh 2.10.1700, +Moscow VI.1758; m.1726 Praskovia Ivanovna Buturlina (*22.10.1708, +after 1758)
        G1. Baron Grigori, grand chamberlain of the imperial court, *19.9.1730, +19.2.1777; m.1762 Pss Alexandra Borisovna Galitsyna (*12.1.1735, +4.6.1764)
        G2. Baron Alexander, *ca 1740, +13.3.1789; m.1762 Elisaveta Alexandrovna Zagryazhskaya (*1745, +28.12.1831)
        H1. Baron Grigori, grand chamberlain of the imperial court, ambassador to Sweden, Spain, and Turkey, -cr Count of the Russian Empire 22.8.1826, *13.9.1770, +St.Petersburg 7.1.1857; 1m: St.Petersburg 16.2.1791 Pss Anna Sergeievna Trubetskaya (*8.5.1765 +21.10.1824); 2m: Leipzig 1828 Juliana Luisa Maria Gfn d'Almeida de Noronha (*Vienna 20.8.1782, +St.Petersburg 2.11.1864)
        I1. Ct Sergei, senator, member of the State Council, general-governor of Moscow, he owned 94000 adult male serfs and 1400000 hectares of land, *8.11.1794, +Stroganoff Palace 27.5.1882; m.1818 Css Natalia Pavlovna Stroganova (*1796 +1872)
        J1. Ct Alexander, *6.12.1818, +1864; m.Tatiana Dmitrievna Vasiltchikova (*19.3.1823, +16.10.1880), dau.of Dmitri Vasilievich Vasiltchikov by Css Adelaida Petrovna Apraxina
        K1. Ct Sergei, *Porkhov 9.1.1852, +Stroganoff Palace 18.4.1923; 1m: 1878 Rose Angeline Henriette Le Vieuze; 2m: 1884 Pss Evgenia Alexandrovna Vasiltchikova (*2.10.1862, +10.12.1884)
        K2. Ct Dmitri, *1858, +1863
        K3. Css Maria, *1850, +5.8.1914; m.Stanislaw Jagmin, a colonel of the Russian army
        K4. Css Elena, *1855, +1876
        K5. Css Olga, *9.9.1857, +12.7.1944; m.St.Petersburg 8.4.1879 Pr Alexander Grigorievich Shcherbatov (*St.Petersburg 10.10.1850, +Warsaw 24.4.1915)
        
        J2. Ct Pavel, *1.4.1823, +17.12.1911; m.St.Petersburg 1851 Anna Dmitrievna Buturlina (*1825, +16.11.1906)
        J3. Css Sofia, *9.9.1824, +13.2.1852; m.Ct Ivan Petrovich Tolstoy (*30.10.1810, +14.5.1873)
        J4. Css Elisaveta, *1826, +1895; m.30.4.1848 Pr Alexander Vasilievich Meshchersky (*26.4.1822, +4.1.1901), marshal of nobility of the Moscow region (1869-75)
        J5. Ct Grigori, *16.6.1829, +13.7.1910; m.1856 Css Maria Potockaya (*1.8.1839 +18.3.1882)
        K1. Ct Sergei, *28.9.1861, +10.10.1877
        K2. Css Maria, *17.10.1857, +8.1.1920; m.Pr Alexei Grigorievich Shcherbatov (*St.Petersburg 20.9.1848, +Nice 19.2.1912)
        
        J6. Ct Nikolai, stallmeister of the imperial court, *17.9.1836, +Narni 10.6.1906; m.Pss Sofia Illarionovna Vasiltchikova (*1841 +1871)
        
        I2. Ct Alexander, governor of Kharkov and Poltava (1836-39), minister of the interior (1839-41), governor of Odessa and Bessarabia (1855-64), *St.Petersburg 31.12.1795, +Odessa 1891; m.1821 Css Natalia Viktorovna Kochubei (*1801, +24.1.1855)
        J1. Ct Grigori, stallmeister, *18.6.1824, +13.3.1879; m.St.Petersburg 16.11.1853 Gr Dss Maria Nikolaievna of Russia (*18.8.1819 +21.2.1876)
        K1. Ct Grigori, *Geneva 9.5.1857, +Rome 26.2.1859
        K2. Css Elena, *St.Petersburg 10.2.1861, +Tsarskoye Selo 11.2.1908; 1m: St.Petersburg 19.1.1879 Vladimir Alexeievich Sheremetev (*28.5.1847, +2.3.1903); 2m: St.Petersburg 1896 Grigori Nikitich Milashevich (*1850, +Sebastopol 1918)
        
        J2. Ct Victor, *29.1.1831, +Rome 22.1.1856
        J3. Ct Sergei, *14.2.1834, +3.9.1842
        J4. Ct Pavel, *20.8.1847, +15.12.1847
        J5. Css Marianna, *4.5.1822, +24.2.1839
        J6. Css Natalia, *St.Petersburg 1828, +St.Petersburg 11.4.1853; m.St.Petersburg 8.1.1850 Pr Pavel Vasilievich Galitzine (*25.1.1822 +27.12.1871)
        
        I3. [1m.] Ct Alexei, chamberlain of the imperial court, ambassador in Lisbon (1842-48), *15.3.1797, +Paris 29.12.1879
        I4. [1m.] Ct Valentin, *1801, +4.2.1833
        I5. [1m.] Bss Elena, *11.11.1800, +24.6.1832; m.Ivan Dmitrievich Tchertkov (*1796, +1865), stallmeister of the imperial court
        I6. [2m.] Idalia Obortei, *1807, +27.11.1890; m.1829 Alexander Mikhailovich Poletica (*XII.1799, +18.5.1857)
        
        H2. Bss Ekaterina, *21.5.1769, +30.12.1844; m.1787 Ivan Alexandrovich Naryshkin (*19.3.1761, +18.1.1841), senator, grand chamberlain, etc.
        H3. Bss Elisaveta, *5.2.1779, +Paris 27.3.1818; m.St.Petersburg IX.1795 Nikolai Nikitich Demidov, hereditary commander of the Orden of St John of Jerusalem (*Tchernovitsy 9.11.1773, +Florence 22.4.1828)
        I1. Anatole Demidov, -cr 20.10.1840 Prince di San-Donato, *Moscow 24.3.1813, +Paris 29.4.1870; m.Florence 1.11.1840 Pss Mathilde Bonaparte (*27.5.1820 +2.1.1904)
        
        G3. Baron Sergei, *16.4.1738, +27.8.1771; m.Pss Natalia Mikhailovna Beloselskaya (*1743, +5.2.1819), a dau.of Pr Mikhail Andreievich Beloselsky by Css Natalia Grigorievna Tchernyshova
        H1. Baron Alexander, *1771, +22.9.1815; m.27.1.1800 Pss Sofia Alexandrovna Urusova (*29.8.1779, +26.4.1801)
        I1. Bss Vera, *20.4.1801, +3.5.1801
        
        G4. Bss Anna, *2.6.1731, +1.3.1813; m.IX.1757 Pr Mikhail Ivanovich Dolgorukov (*2.4.1731, +8.6.1794)
        G5. Bss Maria, *16.12.1732, +1805; m.15.1.1754 Ct Martyn Karlovich Skavronsky (*24.6.1714, +28.7.1779)
        G6. Bss Sofia, *29.9.1737, +12.10.1790; m.1759 general-poruchik Stepan Matveievich Rzhevsky (*17.12.1732, +17.12.1782)
        
        F3. Sergei, general-poruchik, -cr Baron of the Russian Empire 6.3.1722, *20.8.1707, +30.9.1756; m.1728 Sofia Kirillovna Naryshkina (+7.5.1737)
        G1. Baron Alexander, grand chamberlain of the imperial court (1796), St.Petersburg marshal of nobility (1784-1811), president of the Academy of Fine Arts (1800-11), -cr Count of the Holy Roman Empire 29.5.1761, *3.1.1733, +Stroganoff Palace 27.9.1811; 1m: St.Petersburg 18.2.1758 (div XI.1762) Css Anna Mikhailovna Voronzova (*1743 +21.2.1769); 2m: St.Petersburg 27.7.1769 (div 1779) Pss Ekaterina Petrovna Trubetskaya (*1754, +20.1.1815)
        H1. Ct Pavel, senator, deputy minister of the interior, a close friend of Emperor Alexander I, he was a member of the Jacobin club and lived in Paris with Theroigne de Mericourt during the French revolution, *France 7.6.1774, +on a ship nr Denmark 10.6.1817; m.1792 Pss Sofia Vladimirovna Galitsyna (*11.11.1775 +6.3.1845)
        I1. Ct Alexander, *1794, +k.a.Craon 23.2.1814
        I2. Css Natalia, *7.5.1796, +7.10.1872; m.1818 Ct Sergei Grigorievich Stroganov (*1794 +1882)
        I3. Css Aglaida, *St.Petersburg 31.12.1799, +St.Petersburg 12.2.1882; m.Moscow 21.1.1821 Pr Vasili Sergeievich Galitzine (*2.7.1794 +7.10.1836)
        I4. Css Adelaida, *16.11.1802, +11.6.1863; m.Pr Ivan Dmitrievich Saltykov (*1796, +17.12.1831)
        I5. Css Olga, *1.6.1808, +13.4.1837; m.VII.1829 Ct Pavel Karlovich Fersen (*St.Petersburg 16.2.1800, +Dresden 5.3.1884)
        
        G2. Bss Maria, *1736, +after 1768; m.Nikolai Ustinovich Novosiltsev (*1707, +after 1768)
        H1. Ct Nikolai Novosiltsev, president of the Imperial Academy of Sciences (1803-10), vice-governor of Poland (1815-32), chairman of the State Council and the Cabinet of Ministers (1832-38), *1768, +St.Petersburg 8.4.1838
  - C2. Peter Stroganov, he was granted the title of "honourable person" 29.5.1610, financed the volunteer army that delivered Moscow from the Poles in 1612, *1583, +Solvychegodsk 27.3.1639, bur the Solvychegodsk Cathedral; m.Matrena Ivanovna (*1583, +26.2.1649)
    - D1. Feodor, *1628, +Oryol-Permsky 2.3.1671, bur the Solvychegodsk Cathedral; m.1649 Pss Anna Nikitichna Baryatinskaya (+1688)
      - E1. Alexei, *Solvychegodsk 1.2.1659, +there 6.12.1663
      - E2. Marfa; m.1683 okolnichi Mikhail Timofeievich Likhachov (*1658 +1706)
      - E3. Ekaterina; m.1709 okolnichi Alexei Petrovich Saltykov
    - D2. Anna, *1616, +1644; m.steward Pr Alexei Yurievich Zvenigorodsky (+after V.1661)
  - C3. Euphemia, +19.7.1587
- B4. Anna, +19.5.1574
- B5. Feodosia, +20.5.1570

NOTES: Descendants of the Stroganov family maintain a site dedicated to this family at www.stroganoff.org. Some portraits of the Stroganovs are displayed at http://www.abcgallery.com/bio/stroganoff.html

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