Ilya Ulyanov 1831 – 1886

Biography

Ilya Ulyanov was born on July 31, 1831, in Astrakhan, a bustling port city in southern Russia. He devoted his life to education, working as a dedicated teacher during a transformative period in Russian history. Through his commitment to learning and intellectual development, he shaped the minds of his students and left a profound mark on those around him.

A man of principle and intellect, Ilya built a family grounded in the pursuit of knowledge and progressive thought. His influence extended beyond the classroom, touching the lives of those closest to him through his values and character. He spent much of his adult life in Ulyanovsk, where he became an integral part of the community through his educational endeavors.

On January 24, 1886, Ilya Ulyanov’s life was cut short by a sudden cerebral hemorrhage in Ulyanovsk. He was fifty-four years old. Though his time on earth was finite, the legacy of his dedication to education and the principles he instilled in his family would endure far beyond his lifetime, influencing generations to come through both his direct students and his descendants.