History of Georgia Country - Georgian Nobility - Genealogy of Georgian Nobility

Family book of Элизавета Августа Мария Агнеса Саксен-Альтенбургская

Spouses
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Tato son of Iason Sreseli (–1862) Olga Alekseevna Sinelnikova (1893–1969) Mariam (Maia) daughter of Ivane Avalishvili (1758–1836) Varvara daughter of Ilia Bagration-Gruzinskaya (1831–1884) Andria son of Nestor Dadiani (1892–1918) Gela son of Grigori Dadiani (1888–1937) Mariam (Marta) daughter of Solomon Melikishvili (1855–1921) Pyotr Ivanovich Bagration (Hero of the Battle of Borodino Pyotr Bagration) (1765–1812) Zakhari son of Aleksandr Jorjadze (The first Georgian professional wine-maker) (1847–1895) Viktor Georgievich Gelovani (1878–1921) Yuri Georgievich Gelovani (Neurosurgeon, oncologist) (1964–) Anna daughter of Otia Dadiani (–) Maria (Meri) daughter of Simon Tsereteli (–) Rafiel son of David Eristavi of Aragvi (Poet Raphael Eritavi) (1822–1901) Ivan (Niko) son of Givi Amilakhvari (1829–1905) Nina Zakharevna Khidirbegishvili (1907–) Elisabeth daughter of Zakhary Chavchavadze (1874–1912) Magdalina (Magda) daughter of Gregory Amilakhvari (1903–1972) Konstantin Aleksandrovich Bagration of Mukhrani (1889–1915) Konstantin son of David Bagration-Imeretinsky (1789–1844) Givi Ivanovich (Nikolaevich) Amilakhvari (1874–1943) Sergey Mikhailovich Barataev (1862–1930) Mariam (Maka) daughter of Mamuka Chavchavadze (1864–) David son of Ilia Chavchavadze (1900–1953) Olga Ilinichna Bagration-Gruzinskaya (1840–1913) Ilia son of Vasily Machabeli (Director of the state public library in Tbilisi) (1891–1938) Inna Ivanovna Koreneva (1875–1967) Vladimir Mikhailovich Andronikashvili (1877–1943) Shalva son of Nikoloz Amilakhvari (1920–1941) Almaskhan (Mikhail) son of Batalbei Marshania (1838–1877) Nina Davidovna Baratashvili (1878–1953) David son of Tariel Amashukeli (1906–) Varvara (Babo) daughter of Nikoloz (Nicholas) Dadiani (1903–1999) Nikolay Mikhailovich Chavchavadze (1933–) Benedikt son of Mose Melikishvili (–) Sofia daughter of Meliton Baratashvili (1841–1916) Merab Vladimirovich Gegechkori (1919–1977) Vakhtang (Almaskhan) son of Erekle Bagrationi (1761–1814) Burdukhan Osetinskaia (Queen Burdukhan of Alania) (–) Joseph (Bauka) son of Rostom Tsereteli (1894–1924) Aleksandr son of Leon Dadiani (Dadianov) (1800–1865) Ekaterina daughter of Aleksandr Chavchavadze (Princess of Mingrelia) (1815–1882) Nikoloz (Nikolay Nicholas) son of Joseph Andronikashvili (–1913) Ariadna Vsevolodovna Shprink (Actress Ariadna Shengelaia) (1937–) Teimuraz son of George Bagration-Gruzinsky (Tsarevich) (1782–1846) George son of Irakli Bagration of Mukhrani (1944–2008) Alexander Dmitrievich Sidamon-Eristavi (1863–1924) George Konstantinovich Takaishvili (1881–1924) Vasily Ivanovich Nemirovich-Danchenko (1848–1936) Elisabeth daughter of Zakhary Chavchavadze (1874–1912) Babilina daughter of George Eristavi (–1924) Aleksandr son of Archil Bagration-Imeretinsky (1674–1711) Mariam (Maiko) daughter of Kaikhosro Orbeliani (1816–1849) Konstantin Andreevich Abashidze (1901–1941) Dimitri (Davletbey) Alekseevich Shervashidze (1919–1944) Sofia daughter of Almaskhan Nizharadze (1845–1894) Tato son of Iason Sreseli (–1862) Olga Alekseevna Sinelnikova (1893–1969) Mariam (Maia) daughter of Ivane Avalishvili (1758–1836) Varvara daughter of Ilia Bagration-Gruzinskaya (1831–1884) Andria son of Nestor Dadiani (1892–1918) Gela son of Grigori Dadiani (1888–1937) Mariam (Marta) daughter of Solomon Melikishvili (1855–1921) Pyotr Ivanovich Bagration (Hero of the Battle of Borodino Pyotr Bagration) (1765–1812) Zakhari son of Aleksandr Jorjadze (The first Georgian professional wine-maker) (1847–1895) Viktor Georgievich Gelovani (1878–1921) Yuri Georgievich Gelovani (Neurosurgeon, oncologist) (1964–) Anna daughter of Otia Dadiani (–) Maria (Meri) daughter of Simon Tsereteli (–) Rafiel son of David Eristavi of Aragvi (Poet Raphael Eritavi) (1822–1901) Ivan (Niko) son of Givi Amilakhvari (1829–1905) Nina Zakharevna Khidirbegishvili (1907–) Elisabeth daughter of Zakhary Chavchavadze (1874–1912) Magdalina (Magda) daughter of Gregory Amilakhvari (1903–1972) Konstantin Aleksandrovich Bagration of Mukhrani (1889–1915) Konstantin son of David Bagration-Imeretinsky (1789–1844) Givi Ivanovich (Nikolaevich) Amilakhvari (1874–1943) Sergey Mikhailovich Barataev (1862–1930) Mariam (Maka) daughter of Mamuka Chavchavadze (1864–) David son of Ilia Chavchavadze (1900–1953) Olga Ilinichna Bagration-Gruzinskaya (1840–1913) Ilia son of Vasily Machabeli (Director of the state public library in Tbilisi) (1891–1938) Inna Ivanovna Koreneva (1875–1967) Vladimir Mikhailovich Andronikashvili (1877–1943) Shalva son of Nikoloz Amilakhvari (1920–1941) Almaskhan (Mikhail) son of Batalbei Marshania (1838–1877) Nina Davidovna Baratashvili (1878–1953) David son of Tariel Amashukeli (1906–) Varvara (Babo) daughter of Nikoloz (Nicholas) Dadiani (1903–1999) Nikolay Mikhailovich Chavchavadze (1933–) Benedikt son of Mose Melikishvili (–) Sofia daughter of Meliton Baratashvili (1841–1916) Merab Vladimirovich Gegechkori (1919–1977) Vakhtang (Almaskhan) son of Erekle Bagrationi (1761–1814) Burdukhan Osetinskaia (Queen Burdukhan of Alania) (–) Joseph (Bauka) son of Rostom Tsereteli (1894–1924) Aleksandr son of Leon Dadiani (Dadianov) (1800–1865) Ekaterina daughter of Aleksandr Chavchavadze (Princess of Mingrelia) (1815–1882) Nikoloz (Nikolay Nicholas) son of Joseph Andronikashvili (–1913) Ariadna Vsevolodovna Shprink (Actress Ariadna Shengelaia) (1937–) Teimuraz son of George Bagration-Gruzinsky (Tsarevich) (1782–1846) George son of Irakli Bagration of Mukhrani (1944–2008) Alexander Dmitrievich Sidamon-Eristavi (1863–1924) George Konstantinovich Takaishvili (1881–1924) Vasily Ivanovich Nemirovich-Danchenko (1848–1936) Elisabeth daughter of Zakhary Chavchavadze (1874–1912) Babilina daughter of George Eristavi (–1924) Aleksandr son of Archil Bagration-Imeretinsky (1674–1711) Mariam (Maiko) daughter of Kaikhosro Orbeliani (1816–1849) Konstantin Andreevich Abashidze (1901–1941) Dimitri (Davletbey) Alekseevich Shervashidze (1919–1944) Sofia daughter of Almaskhan Nizharadze (1845–1894)