Background
Egor Fedorovich Ganin was born in 1758 in Saint Petersburg City, Russian Federation.
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Egor Fedorovich Ganin
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In 1773 Egor Fedorovich began serving as a clerk in the General Provincial Chancellery, in 1776 he was admitted to the "staff of lieutenant-general adjutant" and elevated to praporshik. In 1778-1782 served as a courier in the Cabinet of her imperial greatness Catherine II, "for immaculate service" at the dismissal he was elevated to an adviser. Starting from 1782, Egor Fedorovich was the chairman of the Olonets provincial magistrate, and from 1786, he was an adviser to the Civil Chamber. In 1793, he left the service as a court counselor, and in 1799 he retired as a college adviser.
Since 1819 acted as the author of prose dramas: Lyubim (1819), Valerian, or a Husband of two wives (1820), Elvira, or Rose (1821), Jhones, or Virtuous Ivan (1821), Slabomyslov (1825).
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Born
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December 11, 1825 (aged 67) -
Resting place
Mitrofanievskoe cemetry, Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation -
Nationality
Russian Empire
Career
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1773
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1776
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1778 - 1782
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1782
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1786