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Silvestr Khrisanfovich Kandinsky
(1794-1869)
According to the decembrist Nikolay Bestuzhev's diary, during his travel
long the Amur river in 1857-58, «he got a very warm welcome in the Kandinskys'
castles in Biankin».
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Wife - Dominika Fiodorovna [Kandinskaya]
(1797-1842)
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Nikolay Khrisanfovich Kandinsky
(1798-1844)
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Wife - Aleksandra Semionovna [Kandinskaya] (Smolianinova)
(1814-1844)
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Iosaf Khrisanfovich Kandinsky
(1799-1842)
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Wife - Matriona Ivanovna [Kandinskaya]
(1804-1863)
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Khrisanf Khrisanfovich Kandinsky
(1804-1842)
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Wife - Maria Mikhaylovna [Kandinskaya]
(1810-1833)
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Nikolay (Junior) Khrisanfovich Kandinsky
(1810-1863)
In the early 1850s he was the first Kandinsky who moved to Moscow, where nevertherless
being paralysed and blind, he carried on the commercial activities. His portrait by K. Reichel is in the
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Wife - Marfa Nikitichna [Kandinskaya] (Sabashnikova)
(1842-186?)
An aunt of the famous Russian publishers brothers Mikhail (1871-1943) and Sergey
Sabashnikov (1879-1909). She was painted by Nikolay Bestuzhev in Kyakhta in 1848. |
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Khristofor Khrisanfovich Kandinsky
(1813-1890)
A merchant. He lived in Kyakhta. As a dowry, he gave a house to his daughter Klavdia when she maried
Lushnikov. |
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Wife - Maria Ksenofontovna [Kandinskaya]
(1817-186?)
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Darya Khrisanfovna [Razgildeyeva] (Kandinskaya)
(1816-186?)
The sons of her relatives A. A. and N. A. Razgildeyevs and she were teached by the
exiled decembrist Wilhelm Küchelbecker while he lived in Aksha (1836-41). The children Anna, Vassa, Misha and
Diozhinka loved him very much. |
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Husband - Razgildeyev (name and patronymic unknown)
(beginning of the XIX sentury) |
