final duty to the state, General Annenkov accompanied the body of Nicholas Alexandrovich, Tsarevich of Russia, back to Russia. Even though Annenkov rejoined the State Council upon returning, he died shortly thereafter. Family General Nicholas Annenkov was married to Vera Ivanova Bukharina (1813–1902), daughter of Ivan Bukharin (1772–1858), Governor-General of Kiev (1820–22). They had five children: 1) General Mikhail Annenkov (1835–1899) 2) Elena (1837–1904), married to Ambassador Aleksandr Nelidov and mistress to Russian Minister of Finance Alexander Abaza; 3) Elizabeth (1840–1886), married to Viktor, prince Golytsin, Master of the Horses for the Imperial Household 3a) Viktor, prince Golytsin (1860–77) 3b) Sophie, princess Golytsin 3c) Vera, princess Golytsyn 4) Maria (1844–1889), married to Karl de Struve, diplomat and Imperial Privy Councilor 4a) Boris de Struve 4b) Olga de Struve 4c) Vera de Struve 4d) Elena de Struve 4e) Maria de Struve 5) Alexandra (1849–1914), married Vicomte Eugène-Melchior de Vogüé 5a) Comte Henry de Vogüé 5b) Comte Raymond de Vogüé 5c) Comte Felix de Vogüé Until their marriages, General Annenkov's daughters served as ladies-in-waiting to Empress Maria Alexandrovna. Index 1799 births 1865 deaths People from Sergachsky Uyezd Russian nobility Nicholas Governors-General of Novorossiya Governors-General of Kiev Imperial Russian Army generals Russian people of the November Uprising