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Rebekka daughter of Domenti Macharashvili

Name
Ревекка дочь Доментия /Мачарашвили/
Given names
Ревекка дочь Доментия
Surname
Мачарашвили
Name
Ревекка дочь Доментия /Церетели/
Type of name
married name
Name
Rebekka daughter of Domenti /Macharashvili/
Given names
Rebekka daughter of Domenti
Surname
Macharashvili
Name
Rebekka daughter of Domenti /Tsereteli/
Type of name
married name
Family with Simon (Svimon) son of Nicholas Tsereteli (noble)
husband
Бывший священник, депутат Госдумы I-го созыва Симон Церетели
Birth: 1868
Religious marriage:
Occupation: Священник — between 1896 and 1897 — Vaka, Khashuri, Shida Kartli, Georgia
Death:
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Simon (Svimon) son of Nicholas Tsereteli (noble)
Симон Николаевич Церетели (Депутат Госдумы 1-го созыва. Бывший священник)
1868–…
Birth: 1868
Death:
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Rebekka daughter of Domenti Macharashvili
Ревекка дочь Доментия Мачарашвили
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