Nikolai Aleksandrovich Rudzevich and his brother, Mikhail Aleksandrovich (Member of the Crimean Tatar Elite)

Title:

Nikolai Aleksandrovich Rudzevich and his brother, Mikhail Aleksandrovich

Subject:

Tavrida noble register entry

Rank:

Guards Lieutenant and Cavalier

Year of Inscription:

1832

Inscription Note:

Inscribed in part 1 of the rodoslovnaia kniga (reserved for recipients of imperial seals, stamps, and coats-of-arms).

Birth Date:

1810

Family & Background:

The young bachelors (aged 22 and 21) were the sons of the late Infantry General Aleksandr Iakovlevich Rudzevich, cavalier of various orders and veteran of the Preobrazhensky Guards Regiment among other offices. Their mother was Marfa Evstafasevna.

Service Record:

Mikhail Aleksandrovich served in the Izmailovskij Guards Regiment with the rank of ensign and cavalier; he was also Court Page to Alexander I.

Residence & Property:

Property consisted of 31 souls, land in Simferopol, Evpatoriia, Perekop and Feodosiia uezdy amounting to 70,000 desiatinas, along with 2 vineyards in the choice Sudak valley and additional orchards in Simferopol uezd.

Collection:

The Many Lives of Mirzas

Tags:

Evpatoriia uezd, Feodosiia uezd, landowner, lateral kinship, orchards, Perekop uezd, Simferopol uezd, Sudak valley, vertical kinship, vineyards, women

Correlations

This Item	owner of	Item: Ak Kaia
Item: elusive women	annotates	This Item

Citation

“Nikolai Aleksandrovich Rudzevich and his brother, Mikhail Aleksandrovich,” Beautiful Spaces, accessed March 1, 2026, https://beautifulspaces.omeka.fas.harvard.edu/item/280.