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Tebrone daughter of Revaz Pagava, 1867–…

Name
Теброне Ревазовна /Пагава/
Given names
Теброне Ревазовна
Surname
Пагава
Name
Теброне Ревазовна /Лордкипанидзе/
Type of name
married name
Name
Tebrone daughter of Revaz /Pagava/
Given names
Tebrone daughter of Revaz
Surname
Pagava
Name
Tebrone daughter of Revaz /Lordkipanidze/
Type of name
married name
Birth
1867
Religious marriage
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August 20, 1893 (aged 26 years)
Birth of a daughter
Daria Petrovna Lordkipanidze
October 15, 1899
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Birth: 1867
Religious marriage: August 20, 1893
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Tebrone daughter of Revaz Pagava
Теброне Ревазовна Пагава
1867–…
Birth: 1867
Death:
Religious marriage — August 20, 1893 —
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Birth: October 15, 1899 32
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Daria Petrovna Lordkipanidze
Дарья Петровна Лордкипанидзе
1899–…
Birth: October 15, 1899 32
Death:
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