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Interactive tree of Aleksandr son of George Dadeshkeliani

Aleksandr son of George Dadeshkeliani 1893–1915
George (Jansug) son of Nikoloz (Tengiz) Dadeshkeliani 1858–1921
Aneta (Anna) daughter of Alexander Dadiani 1873–1922
Tengiz (Nikoloz) son of Jansug Dadeshkeliani 1835–1884
Ekaterina Darukvovna Anchabadze (princess) 1831–
Jansug (Levan) son of Tatarkhan (Nikoloz) Dadeshkeliani 1810–1855
Nina daughter of Kaikhosro … –
Tatarkhan (Nikoloz) son of Gela Dadeshkeliani (Prince of Svaneti) –1849
Tamara Vakhova (princess) –
Aleksandr son of Vamekh Dadiani 1835–1878
Неизвестна … –
Mavra (Mata) daughter of Rostom Tsereteli 1842–1876
Vamek (Vamekh) son of George Dadiani –
Ekaterina daughter of Vakhtang Mikeladze 1813–1875
George son of Nikoloz (Nicholas) Dadiani –1822
Maria Mikeladze –
Vakhtang Mikeladze –
Неизвестна … –
Rostom son of Rostom Tsereteli 1802–1876
Nina daughter of Estate Tsitsishvili –1828
Ekaterina daughter of Ivan Abashidze 1808–1885
Rostom son of George Tsereteli –1810
Anna Abashidze –
Ivan son of Kaikhosro Abashidze –1822
Elisabed (Elizabeth Liza) daughter of Simon Gureili 1786–
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David son of Evstafy (Estate) Eristavi of Ksani (1843–1910) Shalva son of Nikoloz Amilakhvari (1920–1941) Varvara (Barbare) daughter of Islam Dadeshkeliani (1804–) Aleksandr Konstantinovich Shervashidze (painter) (1867–1968) Giorgi son of Mikhail Shervashidze (1846–1918) Pavel son of Okropir Bagration-Gruzinsky (1835–) David Konstantinovich Mikeladze (1867–) Nikoloz (Niko) son of Iakob Nikoladze (Niko Nikoladze) (1843–1928) Marina Pavlovna Mkheidze (–) Anna daughter of Ilia Chavchavadze (1890–1941) Aleksandr son of Leon Dadiani (Dadianov) (1800–1865) Dimitri son of Aslan Tsereteli (general) (1830–1909) Nino daughter of George Bagration-Gruzinskaya (1772–1847) Simon (Svimon) son of David Tsereteli (–) Tinatin Aleksandrovna Magalashvili (1860–1931) Elizabeth (Elisabed) daughter of Gidi Jaiani (1880–1975) Nino daughter of Simon Abashidze (Poetess Nino Orbeliani) (1831–1919) Nelli Davidovna Dadiani (1918–) Mikhail son of Levan Shervashidze (1871–1919) Nikoloz son of Sergei Mikeladze (1917–1941) Ekaterina daughter of Irakli Andronikashvili (1921–1999) Aleksandre Aleksis dze Chichua (1917–1983) Ilia son of Estate Machabeli (1873–1908) Ketevan (Mitsi) daughter of Gregory Dadiani (1899–1926) Gulbaat (Panteleimon) son of Ioann Chavchavadze (1784–1863) George Mikhailovich Romanov (Grand Duke) (1863–1919) prince Ivan son of Joseph Shalikashvili (General) (1813–1866) Bidzina son of Luarsab Kipiani (1913–1994) Yuri (George) son of Dmitry Tsertelev (1893–) Nikoloz son of Ivan Amilakhvari (1875–1896) Levan son of Ivan Melikishvili (General Levan Melikov) (1818–1892) George (Jorj) son of Vladimir Shervashidze (1894–1976) Mikhail Konstantinovich Kalatozishvili (Mikhail Kalatozov) (1902–1973) Konstantin Eristavi of Imereti (1889–1975) George Nikolaevich Nikoladze (1888–1931) Nina daughter of Malkhaz Andronikashvili (1796–1868) George son of George Bagration-Imeretinsky (1897–1972) Levan son of George Bagrationi (King of Kakheti Levan I) (1504–1574) Daria daughter of Luarsab Cholokashvili (1845–) Gregory son of Konstantin Orbeliani (1836–1887) Konstantin Aleksandrovich Bagration of Mukhrani (1889–1915) Ekaterina Orjonikidze (1868–1959) Rusudan daughter of Teimuraz Amilakhvari (1902–1995) Yuri Georgievich Gelovani (Neurosurgeon, oncologist) (1964–) Irakli (Kaki) son of George Tsereteli (Georgian politician) (1881–1959) George son of Vasil Machabeli (Founder of perfume line Prince Matchabelli) (1885–1935) Iason (Ilia) son of Rostom Tsereteli (1837–1873) Sofia (Sonia) daughter of Ivan Orbeliani (1874–1915) Dimitri Georgievich Bagration-Imeretinsky (1799–1845) Simon (Svimon) son of George Tsereteli (1843–1931) Teimuraz son of Konstantin Bagration of Mukhrani (1912–1992) Nina Georgievna Romanova (1901–1974) Nikoloz son of Merab Lordkipanidze (Georgian writer Niko Lortkipanidze) (1880–1944) Zakhari son of Aleksandr Jorjadze (The first Georgian professional wine-maker) (1847–1895)