Sergei Lvovich Pushkin

Sergei Lvovich Pushkin

Sergei Lvovich Pushkin ( Russian Сергей Львович Пушкин ., Scientific transliteration vovič Sergei L'Puškin ; born May 23 ^{. Jul} / 3. June  1770 ^greg. In St. Petersburg ; † June 29 ^jul. / 11. July  1848 ^greg. In Moscow ), Alexander Pushkin's father , was a Russian major, military adviser and civil servant.

Life

Sergei, the son of Colonel Artillery Lev Alexandrovich Pushkin (1723-1790) and his second wife Olga Wassiljewna Tschitscherina (1737-1802), was educated by French tutors, then served in the Izmailovo bodyguard regiment from sergeant to ensign to captain and quit military service as major in 1797. As a civil servant in the Russian reserve army - first in Moscow and then in Warsaw as a military advisor - he made it to the Council of State on January 12, 1818 (= civil servant 5th grade ).

Sergei Pushkin dabbled as a verse smith in French, emerged as a reciter and was brimming with entertaining ideas in company. The landlord Sergei Pushkin owned the farming villages of Boldino and Kistenewo in the area around Nizhny Novgorod .

In Warsaw he joined the Freemasons in July 1814 and was initiated on October 10, 1817.

family

In November 1796 Sergei Pushkin married his cousin Nadezhda Osipovna (1775-1836), the daughter of Marija Alexejewna Pushkina (1745-1818) and Osip Abramowitsch Hannibal (1744-1806) in Petersburg . The couple had eight children.

• Olga (1797-1868)
• Alexander (1799-1837)
• Nikolai (1801-1807)
• Lew (1805-1852)
• Sofja (January - September 1809)
• Pawel (July - December 1810)
• Mikhail (* 1811)
• Plato (1817-1819)

Honor

• 1811: Order of St. Vladimir

Web links

Commons : Alexander Pushkin's family  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Literature by and about Sergei Lwowitsch Pushkin in the catalog of the German National Library