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Alexander (Tuka) son of Simon Machabeli + Maria Georgievna Kulijanova

1 child
Birth: 1914 23 18 — Moscow, Moscow Oblast, Russia
Death: 1942
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Николай Александрович Мачабели
1914–1942
Birth: 1914 23 18 — Moscow, Moscow Oblast, Russia
Death: 1942
Birth: 1891
Marriage:
Death: February 9, 1918
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Alexander (Tuka) son of Simon Machabeli
Александр (Тука) Симонович Мачабели
1891–1918
Birth: 1891
Death: February 9, 1918
Birth: 1896
Marriage:
Death: 1976
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Maria Georgievna Kulijanova
Мария Георгиевна Кулиджанова
1896–1976
Birth: 1896
Death: 1976

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Aleksandr son of Archil Bagration-Imeretinsky (1674–1711) Givi Ivanovich (Nikolaevich) Amilakhvari (1874–1943) Nelli daughter of Konstantin Kherkheulidze (–) Tamara daughter of Gregory Dadiani (1903–1952) Pavel (Pavle) Ivanovich Papalov (one of the first photographers in Tiflis) (1851–) Konstantin Parnaozovich Lordkipanidze (1878–1962) David son of Bagrat Bagration-Gruzinsky (1819–1888) Irakli son of Anton Lordkipanidze (1908–1969) Ekaterina daughter of Ilia Didebulidze (noble) (1888–1963) Nikolay Mikhailovich Chavchavadze (1933–) Konstantin Georgievich Bagration of Mukhrani (1915–1992) Konstantin son of Nikoloz Avalishvili (1878–1937) Nikoloz son of Ivan Amilakhvari (1875–1896) Elguja (Melkisedek) Amashukeli (1932–) Nikolay (Nikoloz) son of Dimitri Tarkhan-Mouravi (1880–) Teimuraz son of Iese Bagration of Mukhrani (Catholicos Anton I of Georgia) (–) Shota son of Vasily Sulkhanishvili (1923–2009) Mariam daughter of Zakharia Amilakhvari (1877–1910) Nikolay son of Mikhail Zubov noble (1834–1902) Dimitri son of Ivan (Kocho) Kipiani (1811–1887) David son of Zakhar Chavchavadze (1878–1920) Ivan (Niko) son of Givi Amilakhvari (1829–1905) Vasil son of Yakov Amashukeli (Fimlmaker) (1886–1977) George (Grigori) son of Konstantin Eristavi of Ksani (1875–1910) Anton son of Nikoloz Lordkipanidze (1850–1894) Kaikhosro son of Tariel Kajaia (–1910) Varvara daughter of Ivane Baratashvili (–) David son of Evstafy (Estate) Eristavi of Ksani (1843–1910) Chabua (Mzechabuk) son of Irakli Amirejibi (Georgian writer Chabua Amiradjibi) (1921–2013) Mariam (Meri) daughter of Prokofi Shervashidze (1888–1986) Almaskhan (Mikhail) son of Batalbei Marshania (1838–1877) Erekle (Nazar Ali khan) son of David Bagrationi (King of Kakheti and Kartli Erekle I) (–1709) Konstantin son of Nikoloz Avalishvili (1878–1937) Maria (Meri) daughter of Simon Tsereteli (–) Kira daughter of George Andronikashvili (Actress and film director) (1909–1960) Anastasia (Stazia) Aleksandrovna Bagration of Mukhrani (1885–1972) Konstantin son of Gregory Tsitsishvili (1883–1918) Ivan son of Otia Dadiani (–) Sofia (Sonia) daughter of Ivan Orbeliani (1874–1915) Aleksandr son of David Nakashidze (General of the cavalry) (–1905) Zakhar son of Gulbaat Chavchavadze (General Zakhari Chavchavadze) (1824–1905) Elizabeth (Elisabed) daughter of Gidi Jaiani (1880–1975) Zakhari son of Aleksandr Jorjadze (The first Georgian professional wine-maker) (1847–1895) Lidia Nikolaevna Klimova (1880–1956) Erast Stepanovich Andreevsky (1809–1872) countess Tamara daughter of Dmitry Amilakhvari (1935–2019) Tamara daughter of Ivan Vakhvakhishvili (1839–1898) Nikolay Vakhtangovich Orbeliani (1845–1925) Kurt Fredrik Leonhard af Enehielm (1838–1897) (-) - (1865–1933) David son of Bagrat Bagration-Gruzinsky (1819–1888) Salome daughter of Ivan Amilakhvari (1856–) Rostom Amashukeli (1922–)