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Nikoloz (Nicholas) son of Besarion (Vissarion) Lordkipanidze, 1849–…

Name
Николай Бессарионович /Лордкипанидзе/
Given names
Николай Бессарионович
Surname
Лордкипанидзе
Name
Nikoloz (Nicholas) son of Besarion (Vissarion) /Lordkipanidze/
Given names
Nikoloz (Nicholas) son of Besarion (Vissarion)
Surname
Lordkipanidze
Birth
May 6, 1849
Religious marriage
Elisabed (Elizabeth) daughter of Zurab Chikovani — View this family
between July 9, 1869 and 1877 (aged 27 years)
Restriction
Elisabed (Elizabeth) daughter of Zurab Chikovani — View this family
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Birth: May 6, 1849
Religious marriage: between July 9, 1869 and 1877
Death:
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Nikoloz (Nicholas) son of Besarion (Vissarion) Lordkipanidze
Николай Бессарионович Лордкипанидзе
1849–…
Birth: May 6, 1849
Death:
wife
Birth: 1845
Religious marriage: between July 9, 1869 and 1877
Death:
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Elisabed (Elizabeth) daughter of Zurab Chikovani
Елизавета Зурабовна Чиковани
1845–…
Birth: 1845
Death:
Religious marriage — between July 9, 1869 and 1877 —
son
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