Georgian Nobility - Genealogy of Georgian Nobility

Family book of Salome daughter of David Dadiani

Spouses
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Mikhail son of Levan Shervashidze (1871–1919) Rostom son of Revaz Lordkipanidze (1824–1896) Ilia son of Estate Machabeli (1873–1908) Levan son of Ioseb (Joseph) Chavchavadze (1807–1866) David Gelovani (1988–) Nicholas (Mikhail) son of Archil Dadiani (1947–) Pyotr Ivanovich Bagration (Hero of the Battle of Borodino Pyotr Bagration) (1765–1812) Efrosinya … (…–…) Salome (Mia) Nikolaevna Dadiani (1878–1961) Mariam (Meri) daughter of Prokofi Shervashidze (1888–1986) Luarsab son of Aleksandr Magalashvili (1843–…) Giorgi Mikhailovich Gelovani (Theatre director) (1923–) Rodam Iraklievna Amirejibi (1918–1994) Sograt Amashukeli (…–…) George Alexandrovich Gruzinsky (1762–1852) Grigol (Duru) son of Nikoloz Dadiani (1873–…) Elguja (Iason) son of Gedevan Lordkipanidze (Actor) (1904–1937) Zurab son of Konstantin Tsereteli (Painter, Sculptor) (1934–) Ivan (Nikoloz) son of Zakharia Andronikashvili (Mayor of Batumi city) (1862–1947) Ivan son of Rostom Saginashvili (1873–1956) Tato son of Iason Sreseli (…–1862) Elena daughter of Parsadan Machabeli (…–…) Marina Iosifovna Mamatsashvili (1914–1991) Dimitri son of Aslan Tsereteli (general) (1830–1909) Anastasia daughter of David Orbeliani princess (1825–1907) Levan son of Peter Melikishvili (…–…) Nikolay son of Nikolay Chelokaev (…–…) Dimitri Konstantinovich Shervashidze (1935–2017) Pyotr Pavlovich Albedinsky (1826–1883) Vasil son of Yakov Amashukeli (Fimlmaker) (1886–1977) Shalva son of Nestor Purtseladze (1903–…) Zakharia (Shakro) son of Archil Chavchavadze (1877–1957) Petr Dmitrievich Sviatopolk-Mirsky (1857–1914) Elizbar Giorgis dze Makashvili (1905–1991) Anastasia (Nastenka) daughter of David Chavchavadze (1856–1927) Marina daughter of Aleksandr Mkheidze (1916–) Nina daughter of Joseph Tarkhan-Mouravi (1860–1934) Maria Vladimirovna Romanova (1953–) Simon (Svimon) son of David Tsereteli (…–…) Mikhail son of Kaikhosro Amirejibi (General Mikhail Amirejibi Karski) (1833–1903) Mikhail Aleksandrovich Shervashidze (1861–1884)