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Nikolay Terenin + Elizaveta Petrovna Barataeva

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Nikolay Terenin
Николай Теренин
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Birth: 1786 52 21
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Death: 1850
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Elizaveta Petrovna Barataeva
Елизавета Петровна Баратаева
1786–1850
Birth: 1786 52 21
Death: 1850
Birth: 1734 31
Marriage: 1782
Death: 1789
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Petr Mikhailovich (Melkisedekovich) Barataev
Петр Михайлович (Мелкиседекович) Баратаев
1734–1789
Birth: 1734 31
Death: 1789
Birth: 1765
Marriage: 1782
Death: 1802
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Petr Mikhailovich (Melkisedekovich) Barataev () ( ) Sergey Petrovich Barataev Elizaveta Petrovna Barataeva
Ekaterina Savvovna Nazimova
Екатерина Савична Назимова
1765–1802
Birth: 1765
Death: 1802

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