Smitten (1770-1828), daughter of Hinrich Johann von Smitten (1731-1782) and Renata Helena von Stackelberg (1749-1786). After the extinction of the Barclay de Tolly princely line with his son Magnus on 29 October 1871 (17 October, Old Style), Alexander II allowed the field marshal's sister's grandson through female lineage, Alexander von Weymarn, to assume the title of Prince Barclay de Tolly-Weymarn on 12 June 1872 (31 May, Old Style). Awards and decorations Order of St. Andrew (7 September 1813) Order of St. George - Barclay de Tolly was the second of four full Knights of St. George in the history of the Order. This includes his contemporary, Kutuzov; 1st class (19 August 1813, № 11) - "For the defeat of the French at the Battle of Kulm 18 August 1813"; 2nd class bol.kr. (21 October 1812, № 44) - "For his part in the Battle of Borodino on 26 August 1812"; 3rd class (8 January 1807, № 139) - "In the great reward of bravery and courage, rendered in the battle against the French troops on December 14th at Pultusk, where he commanded the vanguard ahead pravago flank, with a special skill and prudence kept the enemy at all times of battle and overturned Nadezhda"; 4th class (16 September 1794, № 547) - "For outstanding courage, rendered against the Polish insurgents in the capture of fortifications and by the mountains. Villeneuve"; Gold Sword for Bravery with diamonds and laurels with the inscription" for 20 January 1814" (1814); Order of St. Vladimir, 1st class (15 September 1811), 2nd class (7 March 1807), 4th class (12 July 1788); Order of St. Alexander Nevsky (9 September 1809); diamonds added (9 May 1813); Order of St. Anna, 1st class (7 March 1807); Golden Cross for taking Ochakov (7 December 1788); Cross "For the victory of Eylau" (1807); Order of the Red Eagle (Prussia, 1807); Order of the Black Eagle (Prussia, 1813); Commander of the Military Order of Maria Theresa (Austria, 1813); Order of the Sword, 1st class (Sweden, 1814); Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour, (France, 1815); Honorary Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath, (UK, 1815); Sword with diamonds (UK, 1816); Military William Order, 1st class (Netherlands, 1815); Military Order of St. Henry, 1st class (Saxony, 1815); Order of Saint Louis, 1st class (France, 1816). Commemoratives and legacy The Nesvizhskiy 4th Grenadier regiment (the General-Field Marshal Prince Barklay-de-Tolli, Mikhail Bogdanovich's) was