- The von
Simolin family is a
noble family of
Finnish origin. It
descends from a
burgher in Turku,
whose Finnish surname Simola was
changed to
Swedish sounding...
- Ladislaus'
younger brother George II is the
ancestor of the
Simolin family,
later called Báthory of
Simolin (see below). A
further division occurred under the...
- Matthias,
Freiherr von
Simolin (b. July 17, 1720 in
Turku – d.
September 19, 1799 in Vienna),
brother of Carl
Gustav von
Simolin, was
envoy of Empress...
-
Gustav Alexander,
Freiherr von
Simolin (10 May 1715 in
Turku - 27
August 1777),
brother of
Johann Matthias von
Simolin, was a
Russian diplomat. He was...
- the
people outside. He was
alone with
three aides-de-camp. He
recognised Simolin [Russian amb****ador to France]; I
named myself; he made me a compliment...
- d'affaires 1767 1774 Ivan Baryatinskiy [ru] Amb****ador
August 1773 1785 Ivan
Simolin [ru] Amb****ador 14
March 1784 7
February 1792
Recalled in 1792 Formally...
- Hermine Dahlerus (SWE) 6 1 7 4 Jonna Kettunen (FIN) 5 2 7 5 Susann
Simolin (FIN) 3 4 7 6 Mirca Anderegg (SUI) 3 3 6 7 Lena Birath (SWE) 1 5 6 8...
- Farin,
Heroine des Grauens, p. 356-362.
Stammtafel nach
Alexander von
Simolin -
printed in Farin,
Heroine des Grauens, p. 357, 361. Farin, Michael, Heroine...
- 1783. In 1783 he
applied through the
Russian amb****ador Ivan
Matveevich Simolin to
enter the
Russian navy. In 1785, the
Russian government of Catherine...
-
constitution and in 1781 she
libelled the
Russian amb****ador,
Johann Matthias von
Simolin. She was
again fined and
sentenced to six
months in prison. In 1788 her...
