KAKHETI

The Bagration Dynasty

GENEALOGY

• 1) Lieutenant-General H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Davit [David Giorgievitch Gruzinski], Regent of Georgia (s/o Princess Kethavan) - see below. Copyright ©Christopher Buyers
• 2) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Ioani [Ivan Giorgievitch Gruzinski], Head of the Royal House of Georgia  (s/o Princess Kethavan) - see below.
• 3) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Luarsabi. b. 1771(s/o Princess Kethavan), educ. He d. young, before 1798.
• 4) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Bagrati. b. 8^th May 1776 o.s. (s/o Princess Kethavan), educ. privately. Triarque of Ksani 1790-1801, Governor of Kakheti during his father's reign as King of Georgia, Chamberlain to the Tsar of Russia 1818, Senator of the Empire 1821, PC 1833. Rcvd: Cdr. of Justice of the Order of St. John (x.11.1800). m. Princess Kethavan [Ekaterina Durmishkhanovna] (b. 1780; d. from cholera, at St Petersburg, 30^th June 1831 o.s., bur. there at Smolensk Cemetary), daughter of Prince Durmishkhan [Zurabovitch] Irubakidse-Cholokashvili, sometime Governor of Pshaves and Tushez. He d. at St Petersburg, 8^th May 1841 o.s. (bur. St Alexander Nevskii Convent), having had issue, six sons and two daughters:
  • a) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Spiridoni [Kniaz Spiridon Bagratovitch Gruzinski]. b. before 15^th September 1800. He d. in infancy.
  • b) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Giorgi [Kniaz Georgi Bagratovitch Gruzinski]. b. 1812. He d.v.p. young, after 1816.
  • c) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Nikolaoz [Kniaz Nikolai Bagratovitch Gruzinski]. b. 19^th August 1816 o.s., educ. Recognised in the title of Kniaz Gruzinski (Prince of Georgia) by the Tsar of Russia, 6^th May 1833. He d.v.p. at St Petersburg, 11^th October 1833 o.s. (bur. Smolensk Cemetary).
  • d) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Konstantini [Kniaz Konstantin Bagratovitch Gruzinski]. b. between 1817 and August 1818.
  • e) H.S.H. Prince Davit [Kniaz David Bagratovitch Gruzinski] - see below.
  • f) H.S.H. Prince Aleksandri [Kniaz Alexander Bagratovitch Gruzinski]. b. 1820, educ. Recognised in the title of Kniaz Gruzinski (Prince of Georgia) by the Tsar of Russia, 6^th May 1833. Granted the style of His Serene Highness, for himself and his male-line descendants, 1^st August 1865. m. (first), 1851 (div.), H.S.H. Princess Eleni Zakharovna (b. 19^th July 1831 o.s.; d. at Tiflis, 1903), daughter of Prince Zakhari Tarkhan-Muravi. m. (second), H.S.H. Princess Kethavan, daughter of Prince Andronikashvili. He d. 1865 (bur. Mtzkheta), having had issue, five sons and one daughter:
    • i) H.S.H. Prince Bagrati [Kniaz Bagrati Alexandrovitch Gruzinski]. b. 1853 (s/o Eleni Zakharovna). Granted the style of His Serene Highness, for himself and his male-line descendants, 1^st August 1865. He d. 19xx.
    • ii) H.S.H. Prince Elizbar [Kniaz Ilya Alexandrovitch Gruzinski]. b. 24^th September 1854 o.s. (s/o Eleni Zakharovna), educ. Gentleman of the Bed Chamber to the Emperor of Russia. Granted the style of His Serene Highness, for himself and his male-line descendants, 1^st August 1865. He d. unm. at Batum, 15^th August 1885 o.s.
    • iii) H.S.H. Prince Papuna [Peotr Alexandrovitch Gruzinski]. b. 26^th April 1857 (s/o Eleni Zakharovna). Granted the style of Serene Highness, for himself and his male-line descendants, 1^st August 1865. He d. 3^rd February 1922. Some sources suggest that Prince Papuna m. (a) the daughter of a peasant named Oboladze, by whom he is said to have had issue, or (b) supposedly on a date unknown, a lady forty years his junior, Tamara Alexandrovna (b. 1897; d. 1977), daughter of Alexander Dekanozishvili., by whom he is said to have had issue, two sons:
      • (1) Konstantin Petrovitch Gruzinski. b. 1915. He d. 1939.
      • (2) Peotr Petrovitch Gruzinski. b. 28^th March 1920. A well known Georgian poet and lyricist of many popular songs, including the city hymn "Song of Tiflis", which was composed by Revaz Lagidze using his lyrics. Rcvd: Honoured Art Worker (1979). m. (first) 1939, Kethavan Filimonovna (b. 9^th April 1915), daughter of Filimon Siradze. m. (second), 14^th September 1944, Liya Dimitrievna (b. 19^th August 1926), daughter of Dimitri Mgeladze. He d. 13^th August 1984, having had issue, one son and two daughters:
        • (a) Nukzar Petrovitch Gruzinski. b. 25^th August 1950. Dir. Tiflis theatre of cinema artists. m. 10th February 1971, Leyla Giorgievna (b. 16^th July 1947), daughter of Giorgi Kipiani. He has issue, two daughters:
          • (i) Anna Nukzarovna Gruzinskaya. b. 1^st November 1976. School teacher. m. (first) ... m. (second) at Holy Trinity Cathedral, Tbilisi, Kartli, 7^th February 2009, H.R.H. Prince Davit Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Don David Bagration de Moukhrani y de Zornoza] (b. at Madrid, Spain, 24^th June 1976), second son of  H.R.H. Prince Giorgi Bagrationi of Mukhrani [Don Jorge Bagration de Moukhrani y di Costafiorita], Head of the Royal House of Georgia, by his first wife, Doña María de las Mercedes de Zornoza y Ponce de Leon, daughter of Don José de Zornoza. She had issue, two daughters by her first husband – see Georgia (Mukhrani):
          • 1.Irina. b. at Tbilisi, Kartli, 2002.
          • 2. Miriam. b. at Tbilisi, Kartli, 2006.
          • (ii) Maya Nukzarovna Gruzinskaya. b. 2 Jan 1978.
        • (b) Dali Petrovna. b. 17^th October 1939 (d/o Kethavan Filimonovna). m. (first) at Tiflis, Bruno Babunoshvili (b. 15^th November 1938; d. 1993). m. (second), Zurab Vakhtangovitch Kurashvili (b. 14^th May 1950).
        • (c) Mzevinar [Mziya] Petrovna Gruzinskaya. b. 15^th Sepember1945 (d/o Kethavan Filimonovna).
    • iv) H.S.H. Prince Giorgi [Georgi Alexandrovitch Gruzinski]. b. 25th April 1858 (s/o Eleni Zakharovna). Granted the style of His Serene Highness, for himself and his male-line descendants, 1^st August 1865. He d. 1922.
    • v) H.S.H. Prince Mikeli [Mikhail Alexandrovitch Gruzinski]. b. 21^st February 1860 (s/o Eleni Zakharovna). Granted the style of His Serene Highness, for himself and his male-line descendants, 1^st August 1865. m. H.S.H. Princess Sopio [Sofia Davidovna] (b. 5^th October 1869; d. 4^th October 1943), daughter of Prince Davit Sumbatashvili [David Mikhailovitch Sumbatov]. He d. 1935, having had issue, three sons and two daughters:
      • (1) H.S.H. Prince Giorgi [Georgi Mikhailovitch Gruzinski]. He d. in Russia.
      • (2) Captain H.S.H. Prince Aleksandri [Alexander Mikhailovitch Gruzinski]. b. 1893, educ. St Petersburg. Capt. Chevalier Guards. m. at Tiflis, 21^st January 1920, H.S.H. Princess  Maria (Mihai) Giorgievna (b. 30^th July 1892; d. at Nice, France, 24th January 1943), daughter of Prince Giorgi Tumanishvili, by his wife, Princess Nino, daughter of Prince Melikov. He d.s.p. at Toulon, France, 18^th November 1931.
      • (3) H.S.H. Prince Elizbar [Ilya Mikhailovitch Gruzinski]. b. 1900. He d. in Russia, 1926.
      • (1) H.S.H. Princess Eleni [Kniaza Eleni Mikhailovna]. b. 17^th April 1896 o.s. m. 1895, Prince Jese [Iosseb Rustamovitch] Tsereteli (b. 27^th March 1894 o.s.; d. 1924), son of Prince Rustam Tsereteli. She d. 8^th June 1966.
      • (2) H.S.H. Princess Nino [Kniaza Nina Mikhailovna]. b. 1900, m. (first) (div. 1923), Prince Petri [Peotr Nikolaievitch] Mkheidze (b. 1^st January 1893; d. 1972), late 16^th Tver Regt. of Dragoons "HIH the Hereditary Grand Duke and Tsarevitch". m. (second), 1923, Ivan Davidovitch Gvelesiani, son of Davit Gvelesiani. She d. 16^th June 1974.
    • i) H.S.H. Princess Kethavan [Kniaza Ekaterina Alexandrovna Gruzinskaya]. b. 1852 (d/o Eleni Zakharovna). Granted the personal style of Her Serene Highness, 1^st August 1865.
  • a) H.S.H. Princess Varvara [Kniaza Varvara Bagratovna]. b. 1804. Granted the personal style of Her Serene Highness, 1^st August 1865. Rcvd: Lesser Cross Order of St Catherine. m. 28^th July 1820 o.s., Major-General H.E. Prince Dimitri Fomich Tamazovitch Jambakurian-Orbeliani (b. 10^th July 1798 o.s.; d. 5^th  October 1868 o.s.,), sometime Marshal of the Nobility of Tiflis, son of Major-General H.E. Prince Tamaz Jambakurian-Orbeliani, by his first wife. She d. 1870, having had issue, four sons.
  • b) Princess Elizabed [Kniaza Elisaveta Bagratovna Gruzinskaya]. b. 8^th December 1813 o.s. She d. at St Petersburg 1^st June 1815 o.s. (bur. Smolensk Cemetary).
• 5) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Solomoni. b. 1780 (s/o Princess Kethavan). He d. young, before 1798.
• 6) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Taimurazi. b. at Batonistsikhe Castle, Telavi, 23^rd April 1782 o.s. (s/o Princess Kethavan), educ. Greatly interested in all aspects of Gerogian culture, he did much to popularise interest in it and preserve its tresures. Mbr. Sociéte Asiatique de Paris (1831), Imperial Acad. of Sciences of St Petersburg, etc. m. at Tiflis, 1800, H.S.H. Princess Eleni (b. at Gori, Mingrelia, 8^th September 1769 o.s.; d. at St Petersburg, 10^th March 1866 o.s.), eldest daughter of Major-General H.E. Prince Otar Revazovitch Zedginidze-Amilakhvari, sometime Governor of Gori. He d.s.p. at St Petersburg, 25^th October 1846 o.s. (bur. Alexander Nevskii Lavra). Copyright ©Christopher Buyers
• 7) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Mikeli. b. at Tiflis,1783, educ.  (s/o Queen Miriami). m. H.H. The Most Brilliant Princess Ekaterina Pavlovna. He d. unm. at St Petersburg, 21^st November 1862 o.s. (bur. Pokrova Monastery, Moscow).
• 8) H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Jibril. b. at Tiflis, 13^th August 1788 o.s. (s/o Queen Miriami). He d. unm. at St Petersburg, 29^th February 1812 o.s. (bur. St Alexander Nevskii Convent).
• 9) Colonel H.H. The Most Brilliant Prince Elizbar. b. 2^nd September 1790 o.s. (s/o Queen Miriami), educ. Corps of Pages, St Petersburg. Cmsnd. into the Russian service as 2^nd- Lieut. Chevalier Guards 1812, served as a Capt. at the battle of Borodino 1812, retd. 1823, Col. Izmailovskii Regt. m. at Moscow, 1827, H.H. The Most Brilliant Princess Anastasia Grigorievna (b. at Moscow, 25^th September 1805 o.s.; d. there, 21^st March 1885 o.s., bur. Pokrova Monastery), daughter of Grigori Petrovitch Obolonskii. He d. at Moscow, 18^th July 1854 o.s. (bur. Pokrova Monastery), having had issue, five sons and nine daughters:
  • a) Colonel H.S.H. Prince Grigori [Kniaz Grigori Ilyich Gruzinski]. b. at Moscow, 15^th October 1833 o.s. [twin?], educ. ADC to the Emperor 1860-1863, Col. Lncrs. of the Guard "H.I.M. the Empress' Own Regt." 1863. Granted the style of His Serene Highness, for himself and his male-line descendants, 1^st August 1865. m. (first) … m. (second) 4^th May 1867, H.S.H. Princess Olga Dimitrievna (b. 1844, d. at Moscow, 10^th  November 1902 o.s., bur. Monastery of St Daniel, Moscow), daughter of Lieutenant-General H.E. Dimitri Nikolaievitch Frolov. He d. at Ekaterinovka, Voronéje, 18^th September 1899 o.s., having had issue, three sons and five daughters:
    • i) Colonel H.S.H. Prince Aleksandri [Kniaz Alexander Grigorievitch Gruzinski]. b. 5^th April 1866 o.s., educ. Corps of Pages, St Petersburg. Cmsnd. 2^nd-Lieut. Moscow Regt. of the Guard. He was k. on his property at Riazan, by the Bolshevik revolutionaries in 1917.
    • ii) Colonel H.S.H. Prince Elizbar [Kniaz Ilya Grigorievitch Gruzinski]. b. 1^st May 1867 o.s., educ. Corps of Pages, St Petersburg. Lieut. of a Cossack Regt. 1900, retd. Col. 1910. m. 21^st February 1889 o.s., H.S.H. Princess Elisaveta Alexievna (d. at St Petersburg, from hypothermia, 1920), sometime Maid of Honour to the Empress of Russia, daughter of H.H.E. Alexei Porfirievitch Bezobrázov, PC, Councillor of the State and Senator of the Empire, by his wife, Nadejda Arkadievna, daughter of Arkadi Timofeevitch Aksakov. He d. in Russia, 1947/1948, having had issue, six daughters:
      • (1) H.S.H. Princess Nino [Kniaza Nina Ilyinichna]. m. in Russia.
      • (2) H.S.H. Princess Thamar [Kniaza Tamara Ilyinichna Gruzinskaya]. Living in the USA in 1962.
      • (3) H.S.H. Princess Kethavan [Kniaza Ekaterina Ilyinichna Gruzinskaya]. She d. at Kazan, 18^th February 1912 o.s.
      • (4) H.S.H. Princess Gayana [Kniaza Gayana Ilyinichna Gruzinskaya].
      • (5) H.S.H. Princess Suzana [Kniaza Susanna Ilyinichna Gruzinskaya].
      • (6) H.S.H. Princess Mariami [Kniaza Maria Ilyinichna Gruzinskaya] (Goddaughter of Emperor Nicholas II). She d. unm. 5^th November 1907 o.s.
    • iii) H.S.H. Prince Petri [Kniaz Peotr Grigorievitch Gruzinski]. b. 24^th April 1868 o.s., educ. Corps of Pages, St Petersburg. Cmsnd. 2^nd-Lieut. Moscow Regt. of the Guard. m. H.S.H. Princess Eugenia Alexievna (b. 1891; d. 1977), daughter of Alexei Perschin. He d. 1922, having had issue one son:
      • (1) Captain H.S.H. Prince Papuna [Kniaz Peotr Petrovitch Gruzinski]. b. 1916. Capt. Soviet Merchant Marine. m. Raisa Sergeevna (b. 1923; d. 1987), daughter of Sergei Yasinskov-Maletskii, of Moscow. He has issue, one son and two daughters:
        • (a) Evgeni Petrovitch Gruzinski. b. at Moscow, 1947. m. Alexandra, née Parkhun, of Moscow.
        • (a) Marina Petrovna Gruzinskaya. b. at Moscow, 1950.
        • (b) Ekaterina Petrovna. b. at Moscow, 1956. m. Sergei Vladimirovitch Platonov.
    • i) H.S.H. Princess Elizabed [Kniaza Elisaveta Grigorievna Gruzinskaya]. b. 6^th August 1862 o.s.. Granted the style of Her Serene Highness, 1^st August 1865. She d. at Moscow, 6^th March 1871 o.s. (bur. Monastery of the Trinity St Sergei).
    • ii) H.S.H. Princess Anastasia [Kniaza Anastasia Grigorievna]. b. 26^th June 1871 o.s.. m. October 1890, Ivan (Alexander?) N. Simchenko (d. 1917). She d. in Russia, 19xx.  Copyright ©Christopher Buyers
    • iii) H.S.H. Princess Elizabed [Kniaza Elisaveta Grigorievna Gruzinskaya]. b. 1873, and named after her late sister. She d. after 1910.
    • iv) H.S.H. Princess Thamar [Kniaza Tamara Grigorievna]. b. at Tiflis, 12^th November 1874 o.s.. m. 14^th January 1896 o.s., H.E. Alexander Vladimirovitch Islavin (b. 23^rd May 1870; d. at Novorossiisk, 21^st  January 1936), Aulic Counsellor, youngest son of H.E. Vladimir Alexandrovitch Islavin, Actual PC, by his wife, Julia Mikhailovna, daughter of Mikhail Mikhailovitch Kiriakov. She d. 19xx, having had issue, one son and three daughters.
    • v) H.S.H. Princess Nino [Kniaza Nina Grigorievna Gruzinskaya]. b. 30^th October 1876 o.s. She d. unm. 1895.
  • b) H.S.H. Prince Giorgi [Kniaz Georgi Ilyich Gruzinski]. b. 1834. He d. at Moscow, 1^st March 1886 o.s. (bur. Pokrova Monastery).
  • c) H.S.H. Prince Papuna [Kniaz Peotr Ilyich Gruzinski]. b. 1836, Corps of Pages, St Petersburg. Cmsnd. Ensign Nijegorodskii Regt. He was k-i-a. at Kars, during the Crimean War, 17^th September 1855 o.s. (bur. Mtzkheta).
  • d) H.S.H. Prince Demetre [Kniaz Dimitri Ilyich Gruzinski]. b. 1839, educ. Corps of Pages, St Petersburg., Cmsnd. 2^nd-Lieut. Chassuers de la Garde 1856, Ensign Kabardia Regt. 1860. He was k-i-a in Kakhetli, 7^th June 1860 o.s. (or k-i-a on the banks of the Pcheps river, Caucasus, 7^th January 1860 - Ikonnikov) (bur. Mtzkheta).
  • e) Colonel H.S.H. Prince Nikolaoz [Kniaz Nikolai Ilyich Gruzinski]. b. 7^th August 1844 o.s., educ. Corps of Pages, St Petersburg. Col. Chevalier Guards, served in the Russo-Turkish War 1878, Councillor of State, Marshal of the Nobility of Vladimir, Governor of Vilno 1899 (Vice-Governor 1896-1899), Master of the Hunt. Granted the style of His Serene Highness, for himself and his male-line descendants, 1^st August 1865. Rcvd: Knt. of the Orders of St Alexander Nevskii (1914) and St Vladimir 2^nd class. m. 1868, H.S.H. Princess Maria Mikhailovna (d. at Freiburg-im-Breisgau, 23^rd October 1910 o.s.), daughter of Colonel Mikhail Andreivitch Katenin, Preobrazhenskii Regt., by his wife, Countess Nadejda Vassilievna, second daughter of General H.H.E. Count Vassili Vassilievitch Orlov-Denissov. He d. 24^th October 1916 o.s., having had issue, two sons and four daughters:
    • i) H.S.H. Prince Elizbar [Kniaz Ilya Nikolaievitch Gruzinski]. b. 1^st April 1874 o.s., He d. at Spas-Koupalischi, Saodogod District, Vladimir, 14^th March 1879 o.s.  Copyright ©Christopher Buyers
    • ii) H.S.H. Prince Mikeli [Kniaz Mikhail Nikolaievitch Gruzinski]. b. 28^th November 1886 o.s., educ. Paris. Sometime Gentleman of the Bedchamber to the Emperor of Russia, and a govt. official in Minsk in 1914. m. 21^st April 1920, H.S.H. Princess Maria Ivanovna (b. 1899, d. during the journey into exile, 1917), daughter of Ivan Bzhozovskii. He d. during the journey into exile,1917.
    • i) H.S.H. Princess Mariami [Kniaza Maria Nikolaievna]. b. 1^st June 1869 o.s.. m. 1898, as his first wife, Andrei Alexeivitch Tregubov (b. 6^th October 1869 o.s.; m. second, 25^th April 1910, Baroness Sophie von der Osten-Sacken, and d. at Orel, 15^th January 1935), Marshal of the Nobility of Sudoga, son of Captain-Lieutenant Alexei Iakovlevitch Tregubov, late Chevalier Guards, by his wife, Evdokia Alexeievna, daughter of Alexei Alexandrovitch Timashev-Behring. She d. 7^th October 1901 o.s., having had issue, and only son who died young.
    • ii) H.S.H. Princess Nadina [Kniaza Nadejda Nikolaievna]. b. 6^th September 1871 o.s. m. (first) (div.), H.E. Prince Ivan Nikolaievitch Mescherskii (b. 1861, m. second, Olga Vasevolodovna Vsevelodov), sometime Actual Councelor of State, Master of Ceremonies of the Imperial Court, eldest son of Prince Nikolai Vassilievitch Mescherskii, Titular Councelor and Judge, by his first wife, Kapiotolina Sergeievna, daughter of Serge Ivanovitch Maltzev. m. (second), Lieutenant-General H.E. Alexei Mikhailovitch Kauffman (b. 15^th November 1861 o.s.; d. at Paris, 25^th July 1934, bur. Pere Lachaise Cemetary, Paris), cdt. Grodno Hussars of the Guard, sometime cdt. Ural Cossack Dvsn., third son of General H.H.E. Mikhail Petrovitch Kauffmann, sometime Engineer-General of Russia, by his wife, Elisaveta Petrovna, daughter of Peotr Alexandrovitch Prinz. She d. at Warsaw, 30^th October 1901 o.s.
    • iii) H.S.H. Princess Anastazia [Kniaza Anastasia Nikolaievna Gruzinskaya]. b. 23^rd January 1880 o.s. Maid-of-Honour to the Empress of Russia. She d. 1936.
    • iv) H.S.H. Princess Olga [Kniaza Olga Nikolaievna Gruzinskaya]. She d. 1902.
  • a) H.S.H. Princess Ana [Kniaza Anna Ilyinichna]. b. at Moscow, 1828. Recognised in the title of Kniaza Gruzinskaya (Princess of Georgia) by the Tsar of Russia, 6^th May 1833. Granted the personal style of Her Serene Highness, 1^st August 1865. m. Lieutenant-General H.E. Prince Davit [David Alexandrovitch] Chavchavadze (b. 26^th August 1817; d. 15^th November 1884 o.s.), only son of Prince Aleksandri [Alexander Garsevanovitch] Chavchavadze, by his wife, Princess Salomea, daughter of Major-General H.E. Prince Ioani [Ivan Davidovitch] Orbeliani. She d. 5^th October 1905 o.s., having had issue, four sons and seven daughters - see Georgia (Abkhazia).
  • b) H.S.H. Princess Varvara [Kniaza Varvara Ilyinichna]. b. 1831. Maid-of-Honour to the Empress of Russia. Recognised in the title of Kniaza Gruzinskaya (Princess of Georgia) by the Tsar of Russia, 6^th May 1833. Granted the personal style of Her Serene Highness, 1^st August 1865. Rcvd: Lesser Cross of the Order of St Catherine. m. (first) May 1852, Major-General H.E. Prince Elizbar [Ilya Dimitrievitch] Jambakurian-Orbeliani (b. 1817, k-i-a near Bachlyk-Atslikar, Turkey, 8^th December 1853 o.s.), youngest son of Prince Zurab-Dimitri Jambakurian-Orbeliani, by his wife, Princess Khwarashan [Ana Khanum], elder daughter of Prince Zakaria Andronikashvili, Governor of Kiziq. m. (second) … Nestel. She d. 30^th March 1884, having had issue, an only son, by her first husband.
  • c) H.S.H. Princess Gayana [Kniaza Gayana Ilyinichna Gruzinskaya]. b. 1832, Maid of Honour to the Empress of Russia. Recognised in the title of Kniaza Gruzinskaya (Princess of Georgia) by the Tsar of Russia, 6^th May 1833. Granted the personal style of Her Serene Highness, 1^st August 1865. She d. unm. at Moscow, 5^th June 1903 o.s. (bur. Pokrovna Monastery).
  • d) H.S.H. Princess Elizabed [Kniaza Elisaveta Ilyinichna]. b. 6^th March 1836 o.s., Maid of Honour. Granted the personal style of Her Serene Highness, 1^st August 1865. m. 14^th April 1857 o.s., as his first wife, Colonel Arkadi Dimitrievitch Bashmakov (b. 1826; d. 1880), Chevalier Guards, son of Dimitri Evlampievitch Bashmakov, by his wife, Princess Varvara Arkadievna, daughter of Prince Arkadi Alexandrovitch Suvarov, Count Riminski, Prince Italiiski. She d.s.p. before 1898. Copyright ©Christopher Buyers
  • e) Princess Vera [Kniaza Vera Ilyinichna]. b. at Tiflis, 1842, educ. m. at Tiflis, 4^th May 1860 o.s., as his first wife, General H.H.E. Prince Nikolai Ivanovitch Sviatopolk-Mirskii. (b. at Miastkow, 5^th July 1833; m. second, Cleoptra Mikhailovna Khanikova, and d. at Mir, 15^th July 1898 o.s.), Ataman of the Don Cossacks, ADC General and Mbr. Cncl. of the Empire, third son of Prince Tamaz Boguslav Jan [Ivan] Sviatopolk-Mirskii, by his second wife, Princess Marcienne, neé von Nostitz-Jackowska. She d. at Vladicaucase, 1863, having had issue, an only son, who d. young.
  • f) H.S.H. Princess Kethavan [Kniaza Ekaterina Ilyinichna Gruzinskaya]. Maid of Honour and Dame a portrait to the Empress of Russia. Granted the personal style of Her Serene Highness, 1^st August 1865. She d. unm. 1888.
  • g) H.S.H. Princess Aleksandra [Kniaza Alexandra Ilyinichna Gruzinskaya]. Maid of Honour. Granted the personal style of Her Serene Highness, 1^st August 1865. She d. unm. 24^th January 1909 o.s.
  • h) H.S.H. Princess Nadina [Kniaza Nadejda Ilyinichna]. Maid of Honour. Granted the personal style of Her Serene Highness, 1^st August 1865. m. (first) Mikhail Alexandrovitch Pissarev, son of Alexander Pissarev. m. (second) Dr Neftel, a US citizen. She d. at New York, USA, 1930 (bur. Mount Olivet Cemetery, New York State).
  • i) H.S.H. Princess Olga [Kniaza Olga Ilyinichna]. b. 22^nd June 1846 o.s., educ. Maid of Honour to the Empress of Russia. Granted the personal style of Her Serene Highness, 1^st August 1865. She d. unm. at Moscow, 19^th June 1913 o.s.

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