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Alexandre Glebov
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Alexandre Glebov

Russian officer, civil servant and politician

Alexander Ivanovich Glebov (Russian: Алекса́ндр Ива́нович Гле́бов, 1722–1790) was a Russian statesman, Prosecutor General of the Governing Senate in 1761–64, owner of the Vinogradovo Estate. He lost his position due to bribery.2

From Wikipedia’s article on Alexandre Glebov (this version), CC BY-SA 4.0.

Born Aug 26, 1722, died Jun 2, 1790.1

Companies

Career

Occupation: politician.3

Personal life

  • DiedJun 2, 1790, Khodynka Field4
  • CitizenshipRussian Empire5
  • SpouseMaria Choglokova6

He was married three times:

Since 1744, on Evdokia Zybina (1709–1746);

Since 1756, on Marya Gendrikova (1723–19 March 1756), the widow of Nikolai Choglokov, the Chief of the Hoffmeister, favorite and cousin of Empress Elizabeth, died a month and a half after the wedding;

Since 1773, on Daria Franz, née von Nicolai (February 5, 1731 – May 28, 1790); because of the marriage with her, Catherine II ordered not to allow Alexander Glebov to the court.

Glebov did not have his own children, his Vinogradov Estate was inherited by the daughter of Daria Franz from her first marriage, Elizabeth, whom the Suvorov brigadier Ivan Benkendorf, uncle of the Chief of Gendarmes Alexander Benkendorf, took as his wife.

From Wikipedia’s article on Alexandre Glebov (this version), CC BY-SA 4.0.

Awards

  • Date not recordedKnight of the Order of St. Alexander Nevsky7
  • Date not recordedOrder of Saint Anna, 1st class7

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