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Private + Ekaterina daughter of David Chavchavadze

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Birth: 1960 35 30
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Екатерина Давидовна Redpath
Екатерина Давидовна Чавчавадзе
1960–
Birth: 1960 35 30
Давид Павлович с первой женой Хелен и дочерью Марусей
Birth: May 20, 1924 24 23 — London, GB
Marriage: 1952
Religious marriage: December 28, 1959
Marriage: June 23, 1979
Death: 2014
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Elene Husted Maria (Marusya) Davidovna Chavchavadze Александра Давидовна Ramani Family with spouse Jane Clippinger Екатерина Давидовна Redpath Mikhail son of David Chavchavadze Family with spouse Evgenia Shmidt
David son of Paul Chavchavadze
Давид Павлович Чавчавадзе
1924–2014
Birth: May 20, 1924 24 23 — London, GB
Death: 2014
Birth: March 24, 1929
Religious marriage: December 28, 1959
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse David son of Paul Chavchavadze Екатерина Давидовна Redpath Mikhail son of David Chavchavadze
Jane Clippinger
1929–
Birth: March 24, 1929

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Hanna Georgievna Tersey (British subject, governess) (1850–) Ivan (Niko) son of Givi Amilakhvari (1829–1905) Nino daughter of George Bagration-Gruzinskaya (1772–1847) Ivan (Kita) son of George Abashidze (1871–1918) Mariam (Masho) daughter of Vakhtang Orbeliani (Poet Masho Orbeliani) (1852–1941) Otia son of Elizbar Dadiani (Chevalier Guard, General Otia Dadiani) (1836–1914) Zakhari son of Aleksandr Jorjadze (The first Georgian professional wine-maker) (1847–1895) Dimitri Ivanovich Baratashvili (1917–2001) Konstantin son of Nikoloz Avalishvili (1878–1937) Konstantin (Kotsia) son of Levan Gelovani (1873–) Grigol son of Levan Dadiani (Poet. Kolkhideli and general of infantry) (1814–1901) Telemak Megrelishvili (1915–1977) Shalva son of Nestor Purtseladze (1903–) Prince Aleksandr Ivanovich Gagarin (1801–1857) Levan son of George Bagrationi (King of Kakheti Levan I) (1504–1574) Semen son of Spiridon Lordkipanidze (1883–1944) Vasily son of Alexander Tarkhan-Mouravi (1848–1916) Sofia (Sonia) daughter of Ivan Orbeliani (1874–1915) Edisher son of George Magalashvili (Acter Edisher Magalashvili) (1925–2005) Mamuka (Makar) son of Ivane Orbeliani (1873–1924) Dimitri son of Joseph Shalikashvili (1896–1978) Sograt Amashukeli (–) Konstantin Aleksandrovich Bagration of Mukhrani (1889–1915) Archil son of Vakhtang Bagration of Mukhrani king of Imereti and Kakheti Archil II (1647–1713) Nikoloz son of Sergei Mikeladze (1917–1941) Zakhar son of Gulbaat Chavchavadze (General Zakhari Chavchavadze) (1824–1905) Elisabed (Elizabeth) daughter of Solomon Chavchavadze (1851–) George Konstantinovich Takaishvili (1881–1924) Anna Alekseevna Martinova (–1908) David Konstantinovich Mikeladze (1867–) Aleksandra (Nutsa) daughter of Simon Japaridze (–) Catherine Skavronskaya (1783–1857) Almaskhan (Mikhail) son of Batalbei Marshania (1838–1877) Nina Nikolaevna Tumanishvili (1850–1939) Irakli Davidovich Lordkipanidze (1910–) Givi son of Andukapar Amilakhvari (1689–1754) prince Ivan son of Joseph Shalikashvili (General) (1813–1866) Levan Shalvovich Amilakhvari (1922–1986) Levan Bessarionovich Lordkipanidze (1915–1988) Prince David son of Zakharia Melikishvili (1856–1909) Tamar (Kakala) Tsagareishvili (–) Mariam (Maia) daughter of Ivane Avalishvili (1758–1836) Nicholas (Nikoloz Tato) son of Meliton Baratashvili (Poet Tato Baratashvili) (1817–1845) Boris Dmitrievich Sidamon-Eristavi (1860–1923) Napoleon Achille Charles Lui Murat (prince) (1847–1895) Joseph son of Iulon Dadiani (1862–1937) Savely Abramovich (Zavel Izrailovich) Sorin (1878–1953) David son of Platon Dadiani (1894–1914)