† 1704 Narva Ensign Reinhold Gustaf Apolloff, prisoner 1713 Tönning Commandant at Caporie, Captain Wasili Apolloff, † 1709 Viborg[?] Ensign Zacharias Fredrik Apolloff, prisoner 1710 Viborg Lieutenant Carl Fredrik Baranoff Lieutenant Detlof Johan Baranoff Captain Fredrik Baranoff Lieutenant Georg Christoffer Baranoff Lieutenant, later Major, Georg Johan Baranoff, prisoner Perevolochna 1709 Lieutenant Gotthard Fredrik Baranoff, prisoner 1708 Lesnaya, returned (escaped?) 1709, † 1718 during the campaign in Norway Captain Johan Baranoff Lieutenant Magnus Reinhold Baranoff, prisoner Narva 1704, † 1715 in Russia. Lieutenant Casimir Johan Clementeoff, prisoner 1702 Poritz in Ingria Captain Fredrik Clementeoff Captain Wollmar Fredrik Clementeoff, prisoner Viborg 1710 Ensign Lorentz Kalitin Captain, later Lieutenant-Colonel, Magnus Fredrik Kalitin, prisoner Narva 1704. Aid-de-champ, later Drabant and Major, Simon Adolf Kalitin, prisoner Perevolochna 1709. Ensign Casimir Kalitin, † 1700 Ivangorod. Lieutenant, later Captain, Daniel Kalitin, prisoner Viborg 1710 Ensign Adam Johan Nassokin, took leave 1701 Ensign Axel Gotthard Nassokin, † 1700 Narva. Ensign Carl Fromhold Nassokin Captain Carl Fromhold Nassokin Captain Claes Johan Nassokin, † 1709 Poltava Captain at the Admiralty Georg Henrik Nassokin Lieutenant Gotthard Nassokin, d. 1712 Captain, later Major, Magnus Henrik Nassokin, prisoner Perevolochna 1709 Captain Magnus Johan Nassokin, took leave for old age 1703 Ensign Nils Nassokin, † 1702 Hummelshof Lieutenant Peter Nassokin, prisoner Perevolochna 1709 Lieutenant, later Captain, Peter Johan Nassokin, prisoner Jakobstadt 1704 Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Pereswetoff-Morath, † 1709 Viborg Captain, later Major, Alexander Pereswetoff-Morath, prisoner Narva 1704, escaped 1712; made a knight of the Order of the Sword for bravery in the battle of Villmanstrand 1741 Colonel, later Major-General, Carl Pereswetoff-Morath, prisoner Narva 1704 Lieutenant, later Lieutenant-Colonel Carl Gustaf Pereswetoff-Morath; made a knight of the Order of the Sword for bravery in the battle of Villmanstrand 1741 Major Gustaf Pereswetoff-Morath, † 1704 Narva [The Lieutenant Jurgen ‘Morath’/‘Morast’ fatally wounded at Narva 1700 appears not to have been a Pereswetoff-Morath despite frequent claims to the contrary.] Captain, later Major, Alexander Rubzoff, prisoner Poltava 1709 Lieutenant, later Captain, Carl Gustaf Rubzoff, prisoner Narva 1704 In several cases on the Baltic front, more than one bayor descendant might be found in the same detachment. Thus in the cavalry regiment of Colonel Carl Pereswetoff-Morath in Ingria we find the Captain Stephan Aminoff, the Lieutenant Carl Gustaf Rubzoff, and a Corporal Alexander Pereswetoff-Morath along with Major von Rohr, an Ingrian nobleman of German parentage. Among families which, for one reason or other, are not as regularly counted among the bayors