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Luba (Pupa) Aleksandrovna Chkhotua

Name
Люба (Пупа) Александровна /Чхотуа (Чкотуа)/ (княжна)
Given names
Люба (Пупа) Александровна
Surname
Чхотуа (Чкотуа)
Name suffix
(княжна)
Name
Люба (Пупа) Александровна /Шервашидзе/ (княжна)
Type of name
married name
Name
Luba (Pupa) Aleksandrovna /Chkhotua/
Given names
Luba (Pupa) Aleksandrovna
Surname
Chkhotua
Name
Luba (Pupa) Aleksandrovna /Shervashidze/
Type of name
married name
Family with Nakharbey son of Bego Shervashidze
husband
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Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Luba (Pupa) Aleksandrovna Chkhotua Мурман Чхотуа (Чкотуа) Людмила Чхотуа (Чкотуа)
Nakharbey son of Bego Shervashidze
Нахарбей Бегоевич Шервашидзе
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herself
Birth: Saberio, Gali, Abkhazia, Georgia
Marriage:
Death:
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Nakharbey son of Bego Shervashidze Мурман Чхотуа (Чкотуа) Людмила Чхотуа (Чкотуа)
Luba (Pupa) Aleksandrovna Chkhotua
Люба (Пупа) Александровна Чхотуа (Чкотуа) (княжна)
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Birth: Saberio, Gali, Abkhazia, Georgia
Death:
Marriage — —
son
Birth:
Death:
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Мурман Чхотуа (Чкотуа)
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daughter
Birth:
Death: Saint Petersburg, Leningrad oblast, Russia
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Людмила Чхотуа (Чкотуа)
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Birth:
Death: Saint Petersburg, Leningrad oblast, Russia

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Nikolay son of Mikhail Zubov noble (1834–1902) Aleksey son of Gabriel Kavtaradze (1821–1907) Seteman son of Puto (Putu) Shervashidze (…–…) Mariam daughter of Katsia Dadiani (Queen Mariam of Imereti) (1783–1841) Tamar daughter of Irakli Chavchavadze (Actress Tamar Chavchavadze) (1896–1969) Yuri Georgievich Gelovani (Neurosurgeon, oncologist) (1964–) Vera Ivlianovna Anjaparidze (People's Artist of the USSR) (1900–1987) Ilia son of Estate Machabeli (1873–1908) David son of Estate Machabeli (1877–1963) Ekaterina daughter of Mirian Chkonia (1853–1885) Mariam (Maia) daughter of Ivane Avalishvili (1758–1836) Nina Georgievna Romanova (1901–1974) Vladimir Mikhailovich Andronikashvili (1877–1943) Gaiane daughter of Joseph Tarkhan-Mouravi (1864–1914) Nikolay Dimitrievich Eristavi of Ksani (…–1856) Nino daughter of George Bagration-Gruzinskaya (1772–1847) Nikoloz son of George Kazbegi (…–1915) Mikhail son of Bego Shervashidze (…–1971) Ekaterina daughter of Vasili Tarkhan-Mouravi (1885–1969) George son of George Bagration-Imeretinsky (1897–1972) Almaskhan son of Otia Mikeladze (General Almaskhan Mikeladze) (1834–1915) Prokopy (Porfir) son of Levan Shervashidze (1840–1915) Malkhaz Amashukeli (1961–) Nikoloz son of Gulbaat Chavchavadze (1848–1915) Konstantin (Gulbaat) son of Archil Chavchavadze (1885–1908) Tamara daughter of Grigol (Gregory) Lordkipanidze (1909–1997) Tengiz (Tatarkhan) son of Aleksandr (Tsiokh) Dadeshkeliani (1892–1961) Kesaria daughter of Gregory Shervashidze (1849–1906) Mikhail Aleksandrovich Nakashidze (1873–1906) Ivan son of Roman (Ramaz) Tarkhan-Mouravi (1846–1908) Anna Aleksandrovna Buchkiashvili (1883–1959) Nina daughter of Rostom Bagration-Davitashvili (1808–1861) Tariel son of Vladimir Lordkipanidze (…–2001) Konstantin Eristavi of Imereti (1889–1975) Kira daughter of George Andronikashvili (Actress and film director) (1909–1960) Eteri daughter of Levan Pagava (Ballerina Eteri Pagava) (1932–) Mamuka (Mate) son of Tamaz Orbeliani (1800–1871) George Simonovich Gotua (1871–1936) Rostom son of David Bagrationi (Rostom khan. King of Kartli and Kakheti) (1565–1658) Giorgi son of Rostom Tsereteli (1882–1905) Konstantin (Kichi) son of Alexander Shervashidze (1894–1938) George son of Ilia Orbeliani (General George Orbeliani) (1853–1924) Simon son of Grigol (Gregory) Lordkipanidze (1918–1999)