Ilya Nikolayevich Debolzew

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Ilya Nikolajewitsch Debolzew ( Russian Илья Николаевич Дебольцев ; * 1747 , †  1827 in Voronezh ) was a Russian state councilor, translator and publicist .

Life

Debolzew was the son of a clerk and owned estates in Voronezh and Yekaterinoslav . He attended the university high school at Moscow University and began studying at Moscow University in 1767. At the same time he worked at his own request in the new legislative commission, in which he became college registrar in 1769.

Debolzew was a member of the circle of the Kiev Metropolitan Yevgeny Bolkhovitinov. In 1769 Debolzew published two anecdotes translated from French . In 1770 he published a freely translated children's book with descriptions of things that children should know. He also translated a book on the benefits of trade for the peoples of Europe. He was friends with the historian and translator SS Baschilow .

In 1776 Debolzew became auditor and in 1778 senior auditor in the legislative commission. In 1783 he became court advisor in the civil court in Voronezh and in 1786 chairman of the 2nd department of the Voronezh governorate. In 1797 he was appointed to the State Council. In the same year he left the service.

Debolzew was married to Yelisaveta Ivanovna Gardenina and had 5 children. Her daughter Anna married the artillery officer and later lieutenant general Semyon Semjonowitsch Masaraki . The unofficial name of the village Debolzowka Iljinka referring in yekaterinoslav governorate from which the city on the family Debolzew Debaltseve was.

Individual evidence

  1. a b c d e Е. Д. Кукушкина, Электронные публикации Института русской литературы (Пушкинского Дома) Ран: ДЕБОлатуры (Пушкинского Дома). Retrieved July 25, 2017.
  2. a b Rodovid: Илья Николаевич Дебольцов / Дебольцев р. 1747 ум. 1827 (accessed July 25, 2017).
  3. ФАМИЛИЯ СЕМЬИ ДЕБОЛЬЦОВА НА КАРТЕ ДОНБАССА (accessed July 25, 2017).
  4. Дебольцев, И. Н .: Детская книжка или Начальныя понятия и описания вещей, о которых дети должны иметь сведение. Переведено с французскаго . Тип. Акад. наук, St. Petersburg 1770.