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Birth: 1872 36 28
Marriage: May 26, 1890
Death: 1939
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Ekaterina (Kato) daughter of George Abashidze
Екатерина (Като) Георгиевна Абашидзе
1872–1939
Birth: 1872 36 28
Death: 1939
Birth: 1836
Religious marriage:
Death: 1874
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David son of George Abashidze
Георгий Иванович Абашидзе
1836–1874
Birth: 1836
Death: 1874
Birth: 1844
Religious marriage:
Death:
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse David son of George Abashidze Ivan (Kita) son of George Abashidze Ekaterina (Kato) daughter of George Abashidze
Sofia daughter of David Gurieli
Софья Давидовна Гуриели
1844–
Birth: 1844
Death:

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Elisabed (Liza) Spiridonovna Kacharava (1894–) Bezhan Vladimirovich Lortkipanidze (1908–1969) Nestor son of Nicholas Ioseliani (–1905) baroness Lidia Grigorevna Rozen (1817–1866) Elena Iosifovna Vachnadze (Actress Elena Donauri) (1885–1955) David son of Meliton Chkheidze (Georgian writer Dia Chianeli) (1890–1945) Maximilian (Max) son of Zakharia Chavchavadze (1876–1933) Anna (Anetta) daughter of Solomon Andronikashvili (1891–1916) Ruizan (Roza) daughter of Shalva Lordkipanidze (1932–2016) Erekle son of Teimuraz Bagrationi (King of Kartli and Kakheti Erekle II) (1720–1798) Vyacheslav Vyacheslavovich Mikeladze (1909–1980) Estate son of Mikhail Machabeli (–) Mariam daughter of Katsia Dadiani (Queen Mariam of Imereti) (1783–1841) Platon son of Dutu Shervashidze (1879–1958) Anton Purtseladze (1841–) Elizaveta Aleksandrovna Bagration of Mukhrani (1880–1915) Aleksandr son of Konstantin Mikeladze prince (1863–1920) Elguja (Iason) son of Gedevan Lordkipanidze (Actor) (1904–1937) Nina (Chakuria) daughter of Gregory Dadiani (1894–1962) Prince David son of Zakharia Melikishvili (1856–1909) Pavel (Pavle) Ivanovich Papalov (one of the first photographers in Tiflis) (1851–) Rostom son of Revaz Lordkipanidze (1824–1896) Eldar Nikolaevich Shengelaia (Film director Eldar Shengelaia) (1933–) David son of Aleksandr Chavchavadze (1817–1884) Sofia daughter of Gabriel Magalashvili (1816–1846) Nina Davidovna Baratashvili (1878–1953) Nina daughter of Estate Tarkhan-Mouravi (Sisters of Charity) (1895–1947) Ivan son of Gregory Bagration-Gruzinsky (1826–1880) Vasily Dmitrievich Yakovlev (1882–1938) Tamar daughter of Irakli Chavchavadze (Actress Tamar Chavchavadze) (1896–1969) Ivan (Niko) son of Givi Amilakhvari (1829–1905) Konstantin (Bondo) son of Platon (Grigol) Chikovani (1908–1960) Nina Georgievna Romanova (1901–1974) Prince David son of Zakharia Melikishvili (1856–1909) Aleksandr son of Ivan Andronikashvili (Engineer) (1900–1939) Sepe son of Joseph Machabeli prince (1832–1880) Evgenia Avetisovna Meloian (1910–2006) Chabua (Mzechabuk) son of Irakli Amirejibi (Georgian writer Chabua Amiradjibi) (1921–2013) Kira daughter of George Andronikashvili (Actress and film director) (1909–1960) Ivan son of Levan Melikishvili (1843–1877) Ivan (Niko) son of Givi Amilakhvari (1829–1905) Shalva son of Melkisedek Amashukeli (1890–1975) Grigol son of Levan Dadiani (Poet. Kolkhideli and general of infantry) (1814–1901) Rostom (Nikoloz) son of Simon Amashukeli (–1915) Nina (Tsinuki) daughter of David Dadiani (Actress Tsinuki Dadiani) (1916–1992) Meri (Masha) daughter of Ivan Shervashidze princess (1892–1986) Mariam (Maiko) daughter of Kaikhosro Orbeliani (1816–1849) Aleksandr (Sandro) son of Gregory Kavsadze (1874–1939)