of St. George 3rd Class No. 408 “In retribution of the excellent courage shown in the battles against the Turks during the siege and capture of the fortress of Varna in 1828. He took part in the suppression of the Polish uprising. On 6 December 1831, he was promoted to adjutant general, and on 16 April 1841, he was promoted to general from infantry. From 25 October 1842 to 29 April 1844 Ushakov was in command of the 4th Infantry Corps, then took the chair of the Committee on the Wounded. When the embezzlement of 1 million rubles was revealed by the director of the Office of the Committee on the Wounded, A. G. Politkovsky, Ushakov was determined to be in the army, deprived of the rank of adjutant general, arrested and put on trial "for unrest, inaction of the authorities and the assumption of important state damage." On 11 April 1853, the court decided to expel Ushakov from service, recover the damage inflicted on him and imprison him for six months in the fortress, where he died from a "loss of strength and body disorder" without having lived a month after the indictment. He was buried at the Lazarevsky cemetery of the Alexander Nevsky Lavra in the city of St. Petersburg. Family Since 1816 he was married to Sofya Gavrilovna Rodzianko (1802-1877), according to a contemporary, was the personification of all the beautiful: deep piety, unlimited devotion to her husband, love for children and love for one's neighbor. She died at night from a blow. In marriage, had 14 children, of which 11 died in infancy: Olga Pavlovna (1827-1902), since 1853 the wife of Alexander Alexandrovich Stakhovich (1830-1913). Grandson - Mikhail Aleksandrovich Stakhovich (politician). Zinaida Pavlovna (12 October 1830—?), Was baptized on 24 November 1830 in the church of the Hospital for the Poor with the perception of Uncle E. G. Rodzianko and grandmother M. M. Rodzianko. Alexander Pavlovich (25 August 1833—?), Was baptized on 21 September 1833 in the Simeonovskaya church with the perception of his sister Olga. Ekaterina Pavlovna (6 February 1835—?), Was baptized on 3 March 1835 in the Simeonovskaya church with the perception of uncle P. G. Rodzianko and P. S. Bernikov. Alexandra Pavlovna (08/10, 1838—?), Was baptized on 25 August 1839 in the Simeon Church with the perception of her sister Olga. References Literature http://www.museum.ru/museum/1812/Persons/slovar/sl_u10.html (591—592) 1779 births 1853 deaths Russian military personnel of