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Andrei (d. 1638), governor of Siberia in 1633-35
 * Vasily (1618 – 1652)
 * Ivan (1641 – 1663)
 * Vasily (1643 – 1714)
 * Aleksei Kislitsyn (1665 – 1740)
 * Mikhail "Kvasnik" (1687 – 1775), clown of Empress Anna
 * Andrei (1740 – 1777)
 * Andrei (1770 – 1835)
 * Mikhail (1802 – 1851)
 * Fyodor (1806 – 1869)
 * Konstantin (1832 – 1879)
 * Valerian (1869 – 1923)
 * Vladimir (1834 – 1876)
 * Vasily (1775 – 1853)
 * Vasily (1694 – 1732)
 * Irina (d. 1679), m. Prince Yuriy Trubetskoy
 * Ivan (d. 1690)
 * Andrei (1649 – 1701), governor of Kazan 1682 and Kiev 1683
 * Ivan "Lob" (d. 1686), governor of Kazan 1685
 * Ivan "Menshoy"(d. 1688)
 * Aleksei (1632 – 1694), governor of Siberia (1664-67, 1681-83), governor of Kiev (1676)
 * Dmitri (d. 1671)
 * Praskovia (1671 – 1703), married Fyodor Naryshkin and secondly in 1694 to Prince Anikita Repnin
 * Mavra (1670 – 1743), m. Prince Mikhail Kurakin
 * Boris (1654 – 1714), tutor of Peter the Great
 * Aleksei (1671 – 1713)
 * Sergei (1695 – 1758), governor of Moscow (1753-58)
 * Nikolai (1712 – 1773), captain of guards
 * Sergei (1753 – 1827), colonel
 * Nikolai (1800 – 1848), chamberlain
 * Mikhail (1756 – 1827), governor of Yaroslavl (1801-17)
 * Nikolai (1790 – 1812), killed in action at Borodino
 * Aleksandr (1798 – 1858), a Decembrist
 * Valerian (1803 – 1859), a Decembrist
 * Mstislav (1847 – 1902), Count Ostermann
 * Aleksandr (1870 – 1914)
 * Mstislav (1899 – 1966)
 * Lev (1904 – 1969)
 * Leonid (1806 – 1860), chamberlain
 * Aleksandr (1773 – 1844), chamberlain 1795, chancellor of the Russian orders 1830, Minister of Education (1817-24), Ober-Procuror of the Holy Synod (1804-24), Chairman of the State Council (1838-41)
 * Aleksei (1723 – 1765), colonel
 * Sergei (1756 – 1820), colonel
 * Aleksei (1783 – 1848)
 * Ivan (1784 – 1853), Major General
 * Maria (1792 – 1855), married Sergei Vladimirovich Mikhalkov (1789 – 1843). Her great-grandson is Sergei Mikhalkov, a famous Russian poet
 * Boris (1758 – 1811)
 * Aleksei (1790 – 1807), killed in action in the Battle of Friedland
 * Aleksandr (1794 – 1862)
 * Pavel (1795 – 1879)
 * Nikolai (1802 – 1876), subcolonel
 * Boris (1841 – 1912)
 * Sergei (1843 – 1886)
 * Dmitri (1803 – 1864)
 * Yuri (1847 – 1896)
 * Vasili (1879 – 1924)
 * Dmitri (1881 – 1919)
 * Nikolai (1850 – 1925), governor of Archangel, Kaluga, and Tver (1885-1903), senator (1903-17), the last Prime-Minister of the Russian Empire (27 December 1916 – 27 February 1917)
 * Dmitri (1882 – 1928)
 * Nikolai (1883 – 1931), executed in the prison of Solovki
 * Aleksandr (1885 – 1974)
 * Evgeni (1888 – 1928)
 * Boris (1852 – 1895)
 * Yakov (1763 – 1840), colonel
 * Yakov (1697 – 1749)
 * Pyotr (1719 – 1767), Major General
 * Anna (1754 – 1820), married to Osip Kozodavlev, Minister of the Interior (1810-19)
 * Aleksandr (1729 – 1779), colonel
 * Yakov (1753 – 1821)
 * Aleksandr (1785 – 1813), died from wounds at Laon
 * Nikolai (1788 – 1850), Lieutenant General
 * Aleksandr (1830 – 1911)
 * Nikolai (1851 – 1911)
 * Vladimir (1857 – 1923)
 * Vladimir (1887 – 1974)
 * Dmitri (1914 – 1976)
 * Kirill (b. 1917), Chairman of the Tolstoy Fund
 * Grigori (1789 – 1821)
 * Sergei (1792 – 1859), chamberlain
 * Mikhail (1768 – 1789)
 * Pyotr (1771 – 1827), Lieutenant General
 * Grigori (1805 – 1865), marshal of nobility of the Pokrov district
 * Vasily (1681 – 1710)
 * Mikhail (1702 – 1749)
 * Boris (1705 – 1769), admiral
 * Vasily (1729 – 1771), chamberlain
 * Vladimir (1731 – 1798), colonel. Married with Countess Natalia Tchernyshova
 * Boris (1769 – 1813), general-lieutenant
 * Dmitri (1771-1844) fought bravely during the Napoleonic wars, was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant General and governed Moscow for 25 years.
 * Vladimir (1815 – 1888), general of cavalry
 * Boris (1819 – 1878), general-lieutenant
 * Dmitri (1851 – 1920), general-major
 * Boris (1892 – 1919)
 * Vladimir (1902 – 1990)
 * Boris (1934 – 2000)
 * Aleksei (1732 – 1792)
 * Aleksandra (1735 – 1764). Married to Baron Grigori Nikolaievich Stroganov (1730 – 1777)
 * Dmitri (1704 – 1780), colonel
 * Vasily (1710 – 1774)
 * Sergei (1687 – 1758)
 * Ivan (1656 – 1729)
 * Yakov (1658 – 1683)
 * Pyotr (1662 – 1721), ambassador to Austria (1705-07), senator 1711, governor of Archangelsk, Kiev, and Riga
 * Vasily (1682 – 1740)
 * Fyodor (1668 – 1736)
 * Mikhail (1639 – 1687), governor of Smolensk and Kiev