Georgian Nobility - Genealogy of Georgian Nobility

Deaths

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A report of individuals who died in a given time or place.
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Aleksandra (Shura) Aleksandrovna Naneishvili (1879–1946) Konstantin son of David Bagrationi (1789–1844) Bezhan Vladimirovich Lortkipanidze (1908–1969) Vasil son of Yakov Amashukeli (Fimlmaker) (1886–1977) Konstantin son of Nikoloz Avalishvili (1878–1937) Vladimir Mikhailovich Andronikashvili (1877–1943) Giorgi son of Irakli Bagrationi (King of Kartli and Kakheti Giorgi XII) (1746–1800) Konstantin son of Simon Gamsakhurdia (1891–1975) Bidzina son of Otar Cholokashvili prince (1829–1902) Nina Ivanovna Poltoratskaya (1869–1931) Iosif (Joseph) Georgievich Sumbatashvili (Georgian painter) (1915–2012) Ivan son of Otia Dadiani (…–…) George son of Nikoloz Dadiani (1912–1985) Nestor son of Nicholas Ioseliani (…–1905) Elizabeth daughter of George Agiashvili (1854–1896) Teimuraz (Zaza) son of Nikoloz Amilakhvari (1919–1986) Eteri daughter of Levan Pagava (Ballerina Eteri Pagava) (1932–) Levan son of Dimitri Chavchavadze (1910–…) Mamuka (Makar) son of Ivane Orbeliani (1873–1924) Irakli son of Mamuka Orbeliani (1901–1954) Irakli son of George Bagration of Mukhrani (1909–1977) Napoleon Achille Charles Lui Murat (prince) + Salome daughter of David Dadiani Giorgi (George) son of Aleksandre Bagrationi (King of Georgia Giorgi VIII. King of Kakheti Giorgi I) (1417–1476) Iosif son of Zakharia Andronikashvili (1855–1940) Tamara daughter of Archil Chavchavadze (1879–1937) Gregory son of David Gurieli (1819–1891) David son of Tariel Amashukeli (1906–…) Boris Konstantinovich Gorbachev (noble) (…–…) Mikhail Chrdileli (noble) (…–…) Zaur Levanovich Amilakhvari (1941–1977) Vladimir Mikhailovich Andronikashvili (1877–1943) Pavel son of Okropir Bagration-Gruzinsky (1835–…) Mariam daughter of George Eristavi of Ksani (…–…) Archil Solomonovich Mikeladze (Almazov) (1889–1941) Yuri Georgievich Gelovani (Neurosurgeon, oncologist) (1964–) Natela Georgievna Shervashidze (1918–…) Shota son of Vasily Sulkhanishvili (1923–2009) Evgraf Aleksandrovich Stogov (…–…)