Excerpt from Russia Under the Autocrat, Nicholas the First, Vol. 2 of 2
Military officers, on passing into the civil service with a rank inferior to the eighth class, retain their, rights of hereditary nobles.
Children before the promotion of their father to the hereditary nobility are noble whenever the; father acquires nobility by a rank or by an order. If he receives it by the favour of the Emperor, it must be Specially indicated in the grant whether it is to extend to the children previously born. He whose father and grandfather have served, each for at least twenty years, in ranks which confer personal nobility, has a right to hereditary nobility.
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