Lyzohub family

Lyzohub

200px Lyzohub.
Ethnicity	Ukrainian
Place of origin	Helmyaziv, (today in Zolotonosha Raion)
Members	Fedir Lyzohub Yakiv Lyzohub
Connected families	Gogol-Yanovsky Doroshenko Skoropadsky Kochubey
Estate	Sedniv

File:Andriy and Illya Lyzohub statue. Sedniv.JPG

Monument to Illya and Andriy Lyzohubs in Sedniv, Chernihiv Oblast

Lyzohub (Ukrainian: Лизогуби, Russian: Лизогубы) is a Ukrainian family of the Cossack Hetmanate and later Ukraine. Over the years many representatives of the family placed high government positions during various period of the Ukrainian statehood.

Notable family members

• Ivan Kindratovych Lyzohub (? - after 1662), colonel of Kaniv and Uman regiments, envoy of Ivan Vyhovsky to the Muscovy, participant of the Battle of Konotop, executed on orders of Yuri Khmelnytsky
• Yakiv Kindrotovych Lyzohub (?–1698), colonel of Kaniv regiment
• Yakiv Yukhymovych Lyzohub (1675–1749) - Quartermaster General, acting hetman, member of the Governing Council of the Hetman Office
• Fedir Andriyovych Lyzohub (1862–1928), a Prime Minister of Ukraine (1918)

Daughter of Ivan Skoropadsky, Iryna was married to Semen Yukhymovych Lyzohub (brother of Yakiv Lyzohub) and had a son Semen Semenovych Lyzohub. Semen Lyzohub had a daughter Tetyana who married Opanas Hohol-Yanovsky, a grandfather of Nikolai Gogol (Mykola Hohol).

Gallery

• Manor Lyzohub. Sedniv.JPG

  Private manor in Sedniv, in front is a Shevchenko monument

• Sgevchenko portret Lyzohub.jpg

  Portrait of Andriy Lyzohub by Taras Shevchenko, 1847

• Shevchenko Taras portret Lyzohub.jpg

  Portrait of Illya Lyzohub by Taras Shevchenko, 1847

• Успенський собор - Чернігів 1.jpg

  Dormition Cathedral of the Yelets Monastery contains tomb of Yakiv Lyzohub

• Будинок полкової канцелярії - Чернігів 1.jpg

  Lyzohub House in Chernihiv, regional (polk) chancellery

See also

• Doroshenko family

External links

• Syundyukov, I. Then I am going to Sednev.... Newspaper Den. 25 November 2005
• Regimental chancellery. Chernihiv. Castles and Temples of Ukraine.
• Sedniv. Castles and Temples of Ukraine.