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Lyubov Petrovna Bogdanovich (Karabtchevskа)
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| Lineage | Bogdanovich |
| Sex | Female |
| Full name (at birth) | Lyubov Petrovna Bogdanovich |
| Other last names | Karabtchevskа |
| Parents
♀ Evfrosinya Ivanovna Bogdanovа (Kuznetsova, Bogdanovich) [Bogdanov] b. 1784 d. 1862 ♂ Pyotr Grigoryevich Bogdanovich [Bogdanovich] b. 1763 d. 1834 | |
Events
child birth: ♀ Софія Платонівна Карабчевська [Карабчевські]
child birth: ♀ Ольга Платоновна Карабчевская [Карабчевские]
marriage: ♂ Platon Mihajlovich Karabtchevsky [Karabtchevski]
29 November 1852 child birth: Mykolaiv, Kherson uyezd, Kherson governorate, ♂ w Nikolay Platonovich Karabtchevsky [Karabtchevski] b. 29 November 1852 d. 22 November 1925
Notes
"From some fragmentary remarks of my grandmother, in recollections of the deceased, I concluded that she was not entirely satisfied with my mother's marriage. In Nikolaev where the Black Sea fleet ruled, Cavalleri could not be in special respect, besides, as I was convinced from the form of the father, he only owned three hundred tenths of the earth, with corresponding quantity of "serf souls", the grandmother Euphrosyne Ivanovna was the owner three large estates near Moscow, the big house with outbuildings in the center of Nikolaev and in general was considered big"person "not only in the city, but also in the province. daughters party.
It was at the insistence of the grandmother that the mother remained in Nikolaev when the father received a regiment in "Crooked Lake". The whole "cash outbuilding", ie the house facing Spaska Street, on the facade of the "big house" in which the "old lady" herself lived, was given to her for permanent life. e. grandmother.
Remained a young widow, her mother often, according to her grandmother, presented "beautiful parties" and she was very inclined to remarry, but, mother - three times be blessed her memory! - out of love for children, did not dare give them a stepfather and did not build a new nest, protecting the old, orphans.
The first of them was Peter Grigoryevich Bogdanovich (1763-1834), a real state adviser to the Ober-Ster-Kriegs-Commissioner of the Black Sea Fleet. He took part in the Russo-Turkish wars, for which he received in the late 18th century from Catherine II the land of the village of Dereklei and its environs. He was married twice: the first time to Parasta Petrovna Zaitsevskaya (1769-1817 (?)), The second - to Euphrosyne Ivanovna Kuznetsova (nee Bogdanova) (1784-1862), from whom he had two daughters - Lyubov Petrovna (married to Karabchevsky). ) and Sofia Petrovna, who later became the wife of Nikolai Andreevich Arkas.
From grandparents to grandchildren
caste: from the old Ukrainian Cossack sergeant family
marriage: ♂ Nicholas Andreevich Arkas
death: 7 March 1898
other: Kherson, State Councillor in 1866
