page_title: Aminoff
hierarchical_section_title: Aminoff
caption_attribution_description: Svenska: Gustaf Aminoff, (1771-1836)
context_page_description: Aminoff is a Swedish-Finnish noble family of Russian origin.
  The family originated with boyars from Veliky Novgorod and hails from the clan of Ratsha, a court servant to Prince Vsevolod II of Kiev. Later it split in two branches: the Russian and Nordic. The Russian Aminovs were a lineage of the Kuritsyn boyar family, who, in turn, were offspring of the Novgorodian Kamensky clan. The Russian branch is thought to be extinct.
  The Nordic branch family members live in Sweden and in Finland, and its genealogy branches are represented in Sweden's and Finland's Houses of Nobility. Aminoffs were introduced to Swedish House of Nobility in 1650 with the number of 446, and to Finnish House of Nobility in 1836 with the number of 36.
context_section_description: Aminoff is a Swedish-Finnish noble family of Russian origin ("Russian bayors").
  The family originated with boyars from Veliky Novgorod and hails from the clan of Ratsha, a court servant (tiun) to Prince Vsevolod II of Kiev. Later it split in two branches: the Russian and Nordic. The Russian Aminovs were a lineage of the Kuritsyn boyar family, who, in turn, were offspring of the Novgorodian Kamensky clan. The Russian branch is thought to be extinct.
  The Nordic branch family members live in Sweden and in Finland, and its genealogy branches are represented in Sweden's and Finland's Houses of Nobility. Aminoffs were introduced to Swedish House of Nobility in 1650 with the number of 446, and to Finnish House of Nobility in 1836 with the number of 36.
caption: Major General, Governor Gustaf Aminoff
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