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Natalya Naryshkina
1651–1694
- Born
- 11 Sep 1651, Moscow
- Country of birth
- Tsardom of Russia, today Russia
- Died
- 14 Feb 1694, Kremlin
The family, generation by generation
Ancestors to the right, descendants to the left, brothers, sisters and partners beside them. Solid lines are confirmed, dashed are probable, dotted are hypotheses. Everyone appears once: double lines join a person to relatives drawn elsewhere, as when cousins married.
Kirill Poluektovich Naryshkin1623–1691See the tree from here
Anna Leontyeva18th century – 1706See the tree from here
Alexei I of Russia1629–1676See the tree from here
Eudoxia Lopukhina1669–1731See the tree from here
Peter the Great1672–1725See the tree from here
Catherine I of Russia1684–1727See the tree from here
Natalya Alexeevna of Russia1673–1716See the tree from here
Theodora Alexiovna Romanov1674–1677See the tree from here
Alexei Petrovich, Tsarevich of Russia1690–1718See the tree from here
Alexander Petrovich1691–1692See the tree from here
Pavel Petrovich Romanov1693–1693See the tree from here
Katherine Petrovna Romanov1707–?See the tree from here
Anna Petrovna of Russia1708–1728See the tree from Anna Petrovna of Russia (11 generations known below)See the tree from here
Charles Frederick, Duke of Schleswig-Holstein-Gottorp1700–1739See the tree from here
Charles Augustus of Holstein-Gottorp1706–1727See the tree from here
Elizabeth I of Russia1709–1762See the tree from here
Alexey Razumovsky1709–1771See the tree from here
Natalia Maria Petrovna1713–1715See the tree from here
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