I think the woman in the painting t 51:01 is not tatting but knitting. You can see a needle sticking out between her thumb and Independent finger of her left hand. This would indicate that she is knitting with at least three needles, and is knitting something in the round.- either socks or a hat.
this man ...look so badly to my dad...yes we are michaud ..it is speechless...even my mom put her hand on her heart when i show her the art paintings fron winter palace.. telling me your dad at the same âge...
i want to know my ancestors so badly...we are a great familly good People kind hearted...My name is François Michaud/micho/mikael/mikaa'll...from the archangel...like him...in god WE trust...
Alexandre Michaud, Comte de Beauretour ( Russian : Александр Францевич Мишо ), bornJanuary 19, 1771in Nice (then County of Nice of the Kingdom of Sardinia ) and died onJuly 22 , 1841in Palermo ( Kingdom of the Two Sicilies ), was an aide-camp to the Tsar and a Russian general. Family Edit Originally from Nice, he is the son of Jean-François Michaud, engineer and Marie-Antonia Raynaud [ 1 ] Revolutionary Period Edit Alexandre Michaud began his military career in 1792, putting himself at the head of 300 volunteers determined like him, to block the passage of a revolutionary column marching on Nice. the resistance he offered to them in the Magnan valley brought him to the notice of the Sans-culottes who put him on the lists of aristocrats condemned to the lantern. He must then leave Nice and join his family who had emigrated to Piedmont. He enlisted in the army and became an officer in the pioneer regiment and campaigned in the Alps until the Treaty of Churasco [ 2 ] . In the service of the Tsar Edit He then left for Naples, Rome and then Corfu. There he resumed service and, as an engineer officer, was employed in the fortifications. Events having forced the King of Naples to ask Russia for help, a Russian fleet soon came to occupy the Ionian Islands to restore order there, shaken by anarchy. Count Mocenigo, plenipotentiary minister of Tsar Paul I of Russia , asked him to take service in Russia and to follow him to Moscow . In a very short time, he became aide-de-camp to the tsar, a position rarely granted to foreigners [ 2 ] . After the peace of Tilsitt in 1807), he follows the Russian troops in the Crimea , and he enters the campaign in Bessarabia , where he receives the cross of the Order of Saint-Vladimir , in combat against the Turks at Ismail. There, he distinguished himself on the Danube, which earned him the rank of major and the Cross of Saint George . He then takes prisoner a body of 30,000 men. On this occasion, the Tsar sent him the Order of Saint Anne in brilliants and the rank of lieutenant-colonel. In 1812, when Emperor Napoleon I marched on Vilna , Michaud was summoned to a council of war by Emperor Alexander I of Russia , to deliberate on the general defense plan. He encourages the Tsar to continue to fight on the upper Berezina , to cut off Napoleon's line of retreat (November 1812). In 1813 he took part in the German Campaign , where he was awarded the Cross of Saint Leopold of Austria . In October of the same year, he was at the Battle of Leipzig . He was made general aide-de-camp to the Tsar and decorated with the Order of the Red Eagle . In 1814, General Michaud took part in the siege of Paris . In 1815, at the Congress of Paris , he used his influence with the Tsar for the restitution of the Duchy of Savoy and the County of Nice to the King of Piedmont [ 2 ] . Alexander I charged him, on behalf of the allied sovereigns, with inviting King Victor-Emmanuel I of Sardinia to return to his States. In gratitude, the King of Sardinia grants Alexandre Michaud the title of Count of Beauretour (Beauretour is not a place but a reminder of the sovereign's "beautiful return" to his kingdom) [ 3 ] . After 1818, General Michaud carried out several diplomatic missions for the Tsar, then for his brother the Grand Duke Nicolas who, in 1825, succeeding him to the throne, confirmed Michaud in his rank of general aide-de-camp and decorated him with the Grand Cordon . of Saint Anne . In 1826, he received the rank of lieutenant-general. Sick, he returned to Turin . In 1841 he went to Palermo, where he thought the climate was better for his health, but he died there onJuly 22, 1841. He dies without issue.
Alexandre Michaud, comte de Beauretour (en russe : Александр Францевич Мишо), né le 19 janvier 1771 à Nice (alors comté de Nice du royaume de Sardaigne) et mort le 22 juillet 1841 à Palerme (Royaume des Deux-Siciles), est un aide camp du tsar et un général russe. Famille Modifier Originaire de Nice, il est le fils de Jean-François Michaud, ingénieur et de Marie-Antonia Raynaud[1] Période Révolutionnaire Modifier Alexandre Michaud commence sa carrière militaire en 1792, en se mettant à la tête de 300 volontaires décidés comme lui, pour barrer le passage à une colonne révolutionnaire qui marchait sur Nice. la résistance qu’il leur oppose au vallon de Magnan le fait remarquer par les Sans-culottes qui le portent sur les listes des aristocrates condamnés a la lanterne. Il doit alors quitter Nice et rejoindre sa famille qui avait émigré en Piémont. Il s'engage dans l’armée et devient officier dans le régiment des pionniers et fait la campagne des Alpes jusqu'au traité de Churasco [2]. Au service du tsar Modifier Il part ensuite pour Naples, Rome puis Corfou. Là, il reprend du service et, comme officier de génie, est employé aux fortifications. Les événements ayant forcé le roi de Naples à demander des secours à la Russie, une flotte russe vient bientôt occuper les îles Ioniennes pour y rétablir l’ordre ébranlé par l’anarchie. Le comte Mocenigo, ministre plénipotentiaire du tsar Paul Ier de Russie l'engage à prendre du service en Russie et de le suivre à Moscou. En très peu de temps, il devient aide de camp du tsar, place rarement accordée à des étrangers[2]. Après la paix de Tilsitt en 1807), il suit les troupes russes en Crimée, et il entre en campagne en Bessarabie, où-il reçoit la croix de l'Ordre de Saint-Vladimir, au combat contre les Turcs à Ismaïl. Là, il s’illustre sur le Danube ce qui lui a valu le grade de major et la croix de Saint-Georges. Il fait ensuite prisonnier un corps de 30 000 hommes. À cette occasion, le tsar lui fait parvenir l’Ordre de Sainte-Anne en brillants et le grade de lieutenant-colonel. En 1812, lorsque l’empereur Napoléon Ier marche sur Vilna, Michaud est convoqué au conseil de guerre par l’empereur Alexandre Ier de Russie, pour délibérer sur le plan général de défense. Il encourage le tsar à continuer de se battre sur la haute Bérézina, pour couper à Napoléon sa ligne de retraite (novembre 1812). En 1813, il prend part à la Campagne d’Allemagne, où il reçoit la croix de Saint Léopold d’Autriche. En octobre de la même année, il est à la bataille de Leipzig. Il est nommé général aide de camp du tsar et décoré de Ordre de l'Aigle rouge. En 1814, le général Michaud participe au siège de Paris. In 1815, at the Congress of Paris , he used his influence with the Tsar for the restitution of the Duchy of Savoy and the County of Nice to the King of Piedmont [ 2 ] . Alexander I charged him, on behalf of the allied sovereigns, with inviting King Victor-Emmanuel I of Sardinia to return to his States. In gratitude, the King of Sardinia grants Alexandre Michaud the title of Count of Beauretour (Beauretour is not a place but a reminder of the sovereign's "beautiful return" to his kingdom) [ 3 ] . After 1818, General Michaud carried out several diplomatic missions for the Tsar, then for his brother the Grand Duke Nicolas who, in 1825, succeeding him to the throne, confirmed Michaud in his rank of general aide-de-camp and decorated him with the Grand Cordon . of Saint Anne . In 1826, he received the rank of lieutenant-general. Sick, he returned to Turin . In 1841 he went to Palermo, where he thought the climate was better for his health, but he died there onJuly 22, 1841. He dies without issue.
Naissance 19 janvier 1771 Nice Décès 22 juillet 1841 (à 70 ans) Palerme Origine Comté de Nice Allégeance Flag of Savoie.svg Royaume de Sardaigne Drapeau de l'Empire russe Empire russe Grade général de division Années de service 1787 - 1840 Conflits Campagne d'Allemagne (1813) Faits d'armes Siège d'Alexandrie Bataille de Marengo Bessarabie Bataille de Leipzig (1813) Bataille de Paris (1814) Distinctions Ordre des Saints-Maurice-et-Lazare Ordre de Saint-Vladimir Ordre impérial et militaire de Saint-Georges Ordre de Sainte-Anne Ordre impérial de Léopold Ordre de l'Aigle rouge Ordre royal et militaire de Saint-Louis Hommages Place Michaud de Beauretour à Nice Autres fonctions commandant militaire de la Russie impériale Famille Michaud
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I think the woman in the painting t 51:01 is not tatting but knitting. You can see a needle sticking out between her thumb and Independent finger of her left hand. This would indicate that she is knitting with at least three needles, and is knitting something in the round.- either socks or a hat.
Thanks for your comment! You are so perceptive - who would have noticed the number of needles?
I tend to agree that she is knitting. Perhaps knitting in the round. I see metal knitting needles? I cannot say I can make out a tatting shuttle.
The Empress in her wheel chair was in Tsarskoe Selo.
You’re right, this is when the family was under house arrest at the Alexander Palace
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this man ...look so badly to my dad...yes we are michaud ..it is speechless...even my mom put her hand on her heart when i show her the art paintings fron winter palace..
telling me your dad at the same âge...
i want to know my ancestors so badly...we are a great familly good People kind hearted...My name is François Michaud/micho/mikael/mikaa'll...from the archangel...like him...in god WE trust...
Alexandre Michaud, Comte de Beauretour ( Russian : Александр Францевич Мишо ), bornJanuary 19, 1771in Nice (then County of Nice of the Kingdom of Sardinia ) and died onJuly 22 , 1841in Palermo ( Kingdom of the Two Sicilies ), was an aide-camp to the Tsar and a Russian general.
Family
Edit
Originally from Nice, he is the son of Jean-François Michaud, engineer and Marie-Antonia Raynaud [ 1 ]
Revolutionary Period
Edit
Alexandre Michaud began his military career in 1792, putting himself at the head of 300 volunteers determined like him, to block the passage of a revolutionary column marching on Nice. the resistance he offered to them in the Magnan valley brought him to the notice of the Sans-culottes who put him on the lists of aristocrats condemned to the lantern. He must then leave Nice and join his family who had emigrated to Piedmont. He enlisted in the army and became an officer in the pioneer regiment and campaigned in the Alps until the Treaty of Churasco [ 2 ] .
In the service of the Tsar
Edit
He then left for Naples, Rome and then Corfu. There he resumed service and, as an engineer officer, was employed in the fortifications. Events having forced the King of Naples to ask Russia for help, a Russian fleet soon came to occupy the Ionian Islands to restore order there, shaken by anarchy. Count Mocenigo, plenipotentiary minister of Tsar Paul I of Russia , asked him to take service in Russia and to follow him to Moscow . In a very short time, he became aide-de-camp to the tsar, a position rarely granted to foreigners [ 2 ] .
After the peace of Tilsitt in 1807), he follows the Russian troops in the Crimea , and he enters the campaign in Bessarabia , where he receives the cross of the Order of Saint-Vladimir , in combat against the Turks at Ismail. There, he distinguished himself on the Danube, which earned him the rank of major and the Cross of Saint George . He then takes prisoner a body of 30,000 men. On this occasion, the Tsar sent him the Order of Saint Anne in brilliants and the rank of lieutenant-colonel.
In 1812, when Emperor Napoleon I marched on Vilna , Michaud was summoned to a council of war by Emperor Alexander I of Russia , to deliberate on the general defense plan. He encourages the Tsar to continue to fight on the upper Berezina , to cut off Napoleon's line of retreat (November 1812).
In 1813 he took part in the German Campaign , where he was awarded the Cross of Saint Leopold of Austria . In October of the same year, he was at the Battle of Leipzig . He was made general aide-de-camp to the Tsar and decorated with the Order of the Red Eagle . In 1814, General Michaud took part in the siege of Paris .
In 1815, at the Congress of Paris , he used his influence with the Tsar for the restitution of the Duchy of Savoy and the County of Nice to the King of Piedmont [ 2 ] . Alexander I charged him, on behalf of the allied sovereigns, with inviting King Victor-Emmanuel I of Sardinia to return to his States. In gratitude, the King of Sardinia grants Alexandre Michaud the title of Count of Beauretour (Beauretour is not a place but a reminder of the sovereign's "beautiful return" to his kingdom) [ 3 ] .
After 1818, General Michaud carried out several diplomatic missions for the Tsar, then for his brother the Grand Duke Nicolas who, in 1825, succeeding him to the throne, confirmed Michaud in his rank of general aide-de-camp and decorated him with the Grand Cordon . of Saint Anne . In 1826, he received the rank of lieutenant-general.
Sick, he returned to Turin . In 1841 he went to Palermo, where he thought the climate was better for his health, but he died there onJuly 22, 1841. He dies without issue.
Was looking for manuscripts--illuminated manuscripts actually. Oh my nerves.
Alexandre Michaud, comte de Beauretour (en russe : Александр Францевич Мишо), né le 19 janvier 1771 à Nice (alors comté de Nice du royaume de Sardaigne) et mort le 22 juillet 1841 à Palerme (Royaume des Deux-Siciles), est un aide camp du tsar et un général russe.
Famille
Modifier
Originaire de Nice, il est le fils de Jean-François Michaud, ingénieur et de Marie-Antonia Raynaud[1]
Période Révolutionnaire
Modifier
Alexandre Michaud commence sa carrière militaire en 1792, en se mettant à la tête de 300 volontaires décidés comme lui, pour barrer le passage à une colonne révolutionnaire qui marchait sur Nice. la résistance qu’il leur oppose au vallon de Magnan le fait remarquer par les Sans-culottes qui le portent sur les listes des aristocrates condamnés a la lanterne. Il doit alors quitter Nice et rejoindre sa famille qui avait émigré en Piémont. Il s'engage dans l’armée et devient officier dans le régiment des pionniers et fait la campagne des Alpes jusqu'au traité de Churasco [2].
Au service du tsar
Modifier
Il part ensuite pour Naples, Rome puis Corfou. Là, il reprend du service et, comme officier de génie, est employé aux fortifications. Les événements ayant forcé le roi de Naples à demander des secours à la Russie, une flotte russe vient bientôt occuper les îles Ioniennes pour y rétablir l’ordre ébranlé par l’anarchie. Le comte Mocenigo, ministre plénipotentiaire du tsar Paul Ier de Russie l'engage à prendre du service en Russie et de le suivre à Moscou. En très peu de temps, il devient aide de camp du tsar, place rarement accordée à des étrangers[2].
Après la paix de Tilsitt en 1807), il suit les troupes russes en Crimée, et il entre en campagne en Bessarabie, où-il reçoit la croix de l'Ordre de Saint-Vladimir, au combat contre les Turcs à Ismaïl. Là, il s’illustre sur le Danube ce qui lui a valu le grade de major et la croix de Saint-Georges. Il fait ensuite prisonnier un corps de 30 000 hommes. À cette occasion, le tsar lui fait parvenir l’Ordre de Sainte-Anne en brillants et le grade de lieutenant-colonel.
En 1812, lorsque l’empereur Napoléon Ier marche sur Vilna, Michaud est convoqué au conseil de guerre par l’empereur Alexandre Ier de Russie, pour délibérer sur le plan général de défense. Il encourage le tsar à continuer de se battre sur la haute Bérézina, pour couper à Napoléon sa ligne de retraite (novembre 1812).
En 1813, il prend part à la Campagne d’Allemagne, où il reçoit la croix de Saint Léopold d’Autriche. En octobre de la même année, il est à la bataille de Leipzig. Il est nommé général aide de camp du tsar et décoré de Ordre de l'Aigle rouge. En 1814, le général Michaud participe au siège de Paris.
In 1815, at the Congress of Paris , he used his influence with the Tsar for the restitution of the Duchy of Savoy and the County of Nice to the King of Piedmont [ 2 ] . Alexander I charged him, on behalf of the allied sovereigns, with inviting King Victor-Emmanuel I of Sardinia to return to his States. In gratitude, the King of Sardinia grants Alexandre Michaud the title of Count of Beauretour (Beauretour is not a place but a reminder of the sovereign's "beautiful return" to his kingdom) [ 3 ] .
After 1818, General Michaud carried out several diplomatic missions for the Tsar, then for his brother the Grand Duke Nicolas who, in 1825, succeeding him to the throne, confirmed Michaud in his rank of general aide-de-camp and decorated him with the Grand Cordon . of Saint Anne . In 1826, he received the rank of lieutenant-general.
Sick, he returned to Turin . In 1841 he went to Palermo, where he thought the climate was better for his health, but he died there onJuly 22, 1841. He dies without issue.
Naissance 19 janvier 1771
Nice
Décès 22 juillet 1841 (à 70 ans)
Palerme
Origine Comté de Nice
Allégeance Flag of Savoie.svg Royaume de Sardaigne
Drapeau de l'Empire russe Empire russe
Grade général de division
Années de service 1787 - 1840
Conflits Campagne d'Allemagne (1813)
Faits d'armes Siège d'Alexandrie
Bataille de Marengo
Bessarabie
Bataille de Leipzig (1813)
Bataille de Paris (1814)
Distinctions Ordre des Saints-Maurice-et-Lazare
Ordre de Saint-Vladimir
Ordre impérial et militaire de Saint-Georges
Ordre de Sainte-Anne
Ordre impérial de Léopold
Ordre de l'Aigle rouge
Ordre royal et militaire de Saint-Louis
Hommages Place Michaud de Beauretour à Nice
Autres fonctions commandant militaire de la Russie impériale
Famille Michaud
Александр Францевич Мишо
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