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Mikhail Nikolaevich Gogoberidze, 1837–

Name
Михаил Николаевич /Гогоберидзе/
Given names
Михаил Николаевич
Surname
Гогоберидзе
Name
Mikhail Nikolaevich /Gogoberidze/
Given names
Mikhail Nikolaevich
Surname
Gogoberidze
Birth
about 1837
Religious marriage
Nina Zurabovna Lordkipanidze — View this family
October 27, 1862 (aged 25 years)
Restriction
Nina Zurabovna Lordkipanidze — View this family
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Death
yes
Family with Nina Zurabovna Lordkipanidze
himself
Birth: about 1837
Religious marriage: October 27, 1862
Death:
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Mikhail Nikolaevich Gogoberidze
Михаил Николаевич Гогоберидзе
1837–
Birth: about 1837
Death:
wife
Birth: 1856 45
Religious marriage: October 27, 1862
Death:
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Nina Zurabovna Lordkipanidze
Нино Зурабовна Лордкипанидзе
1856–
Birth: 1856 45
Death:
Religious marriage — October 27, 1862 —

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Anastasia daughter of Irakli (Erekle) Bagrationi (1763–1838) Anna daughter of Ilia Chavchavadze (1890–1941) Alexander son of Irakli Bagration of Mukhrani (1853–1918) Zaal Terishvili (1839–) George Amashukeli (2015–) Simon (Svimon) son of Nicholas Tsereteli (noble) (1868–) David son of Levan Dadiani (1812–1853) George Simonovich Gotua (1871–1936) Sofia daughter of Gabriel Magalashvili (1816–1846) Aleksandr Petrovich Tolstoy (1801–1873) Levan son of George Bagration of Mukhrani (–) Mikhail son of Mikhail Nakashidze (1861–) Ilia son of Vasily Machabeli (Director of the state public library in Tbilisi) (1891–1938) Varvara daughter of Ilia Bagration-Gruzinskaya (1831–1884) Irakli (Kaki) son of George Tsereteli (Georgian politician) (1881–1959) () . … (1888–1956) George (Goga) Mikhailovich Chavchavadze (1910–1937) Malkhaz Amashukeli (1961–) Solomon (Suliko) Saginashvili (–) Anna daughter of George Eristavi of Ksani (1777–1850) Varvara (Babo) daughter of Makar (Mamuka) Orbeliani (1842–1913) Elizaveta Mikhailovna Bagration of Mukhrani (Georgian translator) (1919–2000) Aleksandr son of Archil Bagration-Imeretinsky (1674–1711) Grigol (Duru) son of Nikoloz Dadiani (1873–) Elguja (Melkisedek) Amashukeli (1932–) … ( ) (–) Irakli son of Anton Lordkipanidze (1908–1969) Nina Aleksandrovna Chavchavadze (1812–1857) Marta daughter of Zurab Tsereteli (–1839) Natalia Pavlovna Alekseeva (1880–1964) Elizaveta (Eliso) daughter of Joseph Dadiani (1902–1944) Elena daughter of George Tsereteli (1877–1950) Nino daughter of Aleksandr Mikeladze (1901–1985) Burdukhan Osetinskaia (Queen Burdukhan of Alania) (–) Evgenia Avetisovna Meloian (1910–2006) David son of George Bagrationi (king of Georgia David IV Agmashenebeli) (1073–1125) Bidzina son of Otar Cholokashvili (prince) (1829–1902) Konstantin son of Nikoloz Avalishvili (1878–1937) Astamur son of Sovlekh Inal-ipa (Inalishvili) (–) Mariam daughter of Katsia Dadiani (Queen Mariam of Imereti) (1783–1841) Minadora daughter of Alexis Avaliani (–) Ivan (Mananich) son of David Orbeliani (1824–1893) Элизавета Августа Мария Агнеса Саксен-Альтенбургская (1865–1927) David Zakharevich Sarajishvili (1853–1911) Daria Aleksandrovna Gruzinskaya (–1796) Vera Mikhailovna Zakharina (Sisters of Mercy) (1883–1947) Aleksandr Semenovich Machabeli (1827–) Simon Kharitonis dze Baratashvili (1896–) Michael Alexandrovich Marinashvili (–) Pavel (Pavle) Ivanovich Papalov (one of the first photographers in Tiflis) (1851–) Aleksandr Ivanovich Bagrationi (Imeretian line) (1851–1895) Giorgi Mikhailovich Gelovani (Theatre director) (1923–) Nikoloz son of Merab Lordkipanidze (Georgian writer Niko Lortkipanidze) (1880–1944) Irakli son of George Bagration of Mukhrani (1909–1977)