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Count Stepan Antonovich Apraksin + Anna Nikolaevna Baratashvili (Barataeva)

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Birth: 1863
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Death: 1930
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Count Stepan Antonovich Apraksin
Граф Степан Антонович Апраксин
1863–1930
Birth: 1863
Death: 1930
Birth: after 1871 31 23
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Anna Nikolaevna Baratashvili (Barataeva)
Анна Николаевна Бараташвили (Баратаева)
1871–
Birth: after 1871 31 23
Death:
Birth: May 9, 1839
Marriage: 1871
Death: August 11, 1879
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Nikolay Nikolaevich Baratashvili (Barataev)
Николай Николаевич Бараташвили (Баратаев)
1839–1879
Birth: May 9, 1839
Death: August 11, 1879
Birth: 1848
Marriage: 1871
Death:
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Aleksandra Ipolitovna Zibina
Александра Иполитовна Зибина
1848–
Birth: 1848
Death:

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Sofia Aleksandrovna Chavchavadze (1833–1862) Dapina (Despina) daughter of Nikoloz (Nicholas) Tsereteli (1821–1909) Nina daughter of David Javrishvili (1870–) Gregory son of David Gurieli (1819–1891) Nikoloz son of Amirindo Amilakhvari (1879–1915) George son of David Tsereteli (1852–) Nina Tskitishvili (1911–) Ivan (Kita) son of George Abashidze (1871–1918) Aleksandr Matveevich Chavchavadze (1868–) Mariam (Maka) daughter of Mamuka Chavchavadze (1864–) Petr Nikolaevich Gruzinsky (Painter) (1837–1889) Iason son of Merab Lordkipanidze (1866–1949) Evgeni (Geno) son of David Kobulashvili (1856–1915) Levan son of Manuchar Dadiani (Levan II Dadiani) (1591–1657) Nikolay Iosifovich Lordkipanidze (1915–1943) Konstantin son of Simon Gamsakhurdia (1891–1975) David son of Estate Machabeli (1877–1963) Nikoloz son of Sergei Mikeladze (1917–1941) Olga daughter of Ilarion Kasradze (–) Giorgi son of Mikhail Shervashidze (1846–1918) Ivan (Okro) son of Elizbar Machabeli (1857–1904) Hanna Georgievna Tersey (British subject, governess) (1850–) Ekaterina (Tsatsa) Georgievna Amirejibi (–) Nina daughter of David Bagrationi (Imeretian line) (1915–) Svimon (Simon Seno) son of Konstantin Chavchavadze (1855–) Gregory (Gita) son of Konstantin Dadiani (1866–1913) Ushangi son of Shalva Lordkipanidze (1933–1983) Aleksey son of Gabriel Kavtaradze (1821–1907) Nikolay Vardenovich Tsereteli (–) Iason son of Merab Lordkipanidze (1866–1949) Mikhail son of Levan Shervashidze (1871–1919) Tamar Bagrationi (Queen Tamar of Georgia) (1166–) Elguja (Melkisedek) Amashukeli (1932–) Konstantin Georgievich Shervashidze (1914–1951) Anastasia (Taso) Nikolaevna Tumanishvili (1901–1917) Ilia Dmitrievich (Zurabovich) Orbeliani (1815–1853) Elisabeth daughter of Zakhary Chavchavadze (1874–1912) Ruizan (Roza) daughter of Shalva Lordkipanidze (1932–2016) Giorgi son of Rostom Tsereteli (1882–1905) Erekle (Nazar Ali khan) son of David Bagrationi (King of Kakheti and Kartli Erekle I) (–1709) Simon Nikolaevich Lordkipanidze (1854–1941) Ia daughter of Leonid Bagration of Mukhrani (Nun Mariam) (1941–) Aleksandr Konstantinovich Shervashidze (painter) (1867–1968) Ioann son of George Bagration-Gruzinsky (Tsarevich Ioann) (1768–1830) Nikoloz (Kola) Andreevich Kherkheulidze (1912–1942) Ivan (Niko) son of Givi Amilakhvari (1829–1905) Elizbar Giorgis dze Makashvili (1905–1991) Tato son of Iason Sreseli (–1862)