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George son of Saam Zandukeli (noble) + Darejan daughter of David Eristavi of Ksani

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Birth: 1901
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Death: 1937
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George son of Saam Zandukeli (noble)
Георгий Саамович Зандукели
1901–1937
Birth: 1901
Death: 1937
Birth: June 2, 1907 31
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Darejan daughter of David Eristavi of Ksani
Дареджан Давидовна Эристави (Ксанские)
1907–
Birth: June 2, 1907 31
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Birth: 1876
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Death: 1938
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Agrafena Iosifovna Nizharadze
Аграфена Иосифовна Нижарадзе
1876–1938
Birth: 1876
Death: 1938

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David son of Evstafy (Estate) Eristavi of Ksani (1843–1910) Alexander son of Elizbar Dadiani (Bishop) (1824–1907) countess Tamara daughter of Dmitry Amilakhvari (1935–2019) Giorgi son of Rostom Tsereteli (1882–1905) Dmitry son of Ivan Orbeliani (Chevalier Guard Dmitry Orbeliani) (1875–1922) Павел Петрович фон дер Пален (граф) (–) Malkhaz Amashukeli (1961–) Lidia Nikolaevna Klimova (1880–1956) David son of Tariel Amashukeli (1906–) Spiridon (Parsadan) son of George Mikeladze (1842–) Vera daughter of Estate Machabeli (1881–1915) Aleksandr Ivanovich Bagrationi (Imeretian line) (1851–1895) David Vasilevich Sidamon-Eristavi (1861–1920) () . - () (1924–2002) Dimitri Konstantinovich Shervashidze (1935–2017) Nikoloz (Kola) Andreevich Kherkheulidze (1912–1942) Bidzina son of Luarsab Kipiani (1913–1994) Shota son of Vasily Sulkhanishvili (1923–2009) Svimon (Simon Seno) son of Konstantin Chavchavadze (1855–) Gregory Dimitrievich (Zurabovich) Orbeliani (1804–1883) Tamar Bagrationi (Queen Tamar of Georgia) (1166–) Mariam (Kako) daughter of David Chavchavadze (1849–1921) Levan son of George Bagrationi (King of Kakheti Levan I) (1504–1574) George (Yuri) son of Alexander Chavchavadze (1904–1962) George Alexandrovich Amashukeli (1889–) Alexander Pavlovich Nikolai (1821–1899) Aleksandra daughter of Ilia Bagration-Gruzinskaya (–1909) Vasili Davidovich Sidamon-Eristavi (1896–1973) Mikhail Andreevich Zedginidze (Zedgenidze) (–1905) Nikolay Vardenovich Tsereteli (–) Ketevan (Mitsi) daughter of Gregory Dadiani (1899–1926) Konstantin (Kotsia) son of Grigol Shervashidze (1858–1914) Princesse Vera Orbelioni (1877–1948) Aleksandr Platonovich Mikeladze (1867–1928) Gregory son of Konstantin Orbeliani (1836–1887) David son of Zaal (Zaza) Tarkhan-Mouravi (David Minbashi) (1764–1839) George Simonovich Gotua (1871–1936) Ilia son of Estate Machabeli (1873–1908) Elena Dimitrievna Kipiani (1855–1890) Valerian Nikolaevich Kolupailov + Mariam Levanovna Chichua Mariam daughter of Katsia Dadiani (Queen Mariam of Imereti) (1783–1841) Simon Leonidovich Kikodze (1892–) Mariam (Mimi) Aleksandrovna Chavchavadze (1905–1994) Konstantin Georgievich Bagration of Mukhrani (1915–1992) Varvara daughter of Ilia Bagration-Gruzinskaya (1831–1884) Nicholas (Didi Nico) son of Zurab Chavchavadze (General) (1829–1897) Kato (Ekaterina) Amashukeli (2020–) Aleksandra (Nutsa) daughter of Simon Japaridze (–) Zurab son of Samson Lordkipanidze (Poet) (1919–1993) Meliton son of Nikoloz Baratashvili (1795–1860) Kaikhosro son of Tariel Kajaia (–1910) Konstantin (Gulbaat) son of Archil Chavchavadze (1885–1908) Inessa (Inna) Aleksandrovna Andronikashvili (1937–1998) Nikoloz (Nicholas) son of Spiridon Andronikashvili (1891–1914) Salome (Mia) Nikolaevna Dadiani (1878–1961)