Grigory Pavlovich Kondoidi (1754–1817) was a privy councillor, senator, Secretary of the Orders of Saint Anna, Saint Alexander Nevsky and Saint Andrew the First–Called.Russian Portraits of the 18th – Early 20th Centuries: Materials on Iconography / Comments on Russian Iconography; [Compiled by Sergey Podstadnitsky] – Moscow: Avatar, 2014 – 260 Pages: Illustrations – ISBN 978-5-903781-09-6
Biography Born into the family of a physician–in–law, privy councilor Pavel Kondoidi (1710–1760).Grigory Kondoidi. General Armorial of Noble Families of the All–Russian Empire
He served in the Collegium of Foreign Affairs.
Under Paul I, he went to serve in the chapter of the Russian Order of Cavalry as secretary of the Order of Saint Anna (1797–1799). In August 1799, he was appointed secretary of the Order of Saint Alexander Nevsky, and three months later – secretary of the Order of Saint Andrew the First–Called (1799–1800).
In 1804–1811 – President of the Main Postal Board.
In 1811, he was appointed senator in the third department of the Senate.
Awards Order of Saint Vladimir, 4th Degree (1784); Order of Saint Vladimir, 3rd Degree (September 2, 1793);A Courtier Month for the Summer From the Birth of Christ, 1810. Saint Petersburg, 1809 Order of Saint Anna, 1st Degree (December 26, 1799); Order of Saint John of Jerusalem Honorary Commander's Cross (January 1, 1801).
Family Wife (from April 24, 1782)Central State Historical Archives of Saint Petersburg. Fund 19. Inventory 111. Case 92. Page 121. Metric Books of the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary on the Sennaya – Natalya Olsufieva (April 15, 1758 – December 30, 1826), daughter of the Secretary of State of Catherine II Adam Olsufiev and his wife Maria Saltykova (1728–1792). She inherited from her mother a mansion at 24, English Embankment. Children: Elizaveta Grigorievna (1786–1818), married Chuikevich; Vladimir Grigorievich (1788–1827), collegiate counselor.
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