| REFERENCE | TITLE | NAME | BORN | DIED | TITLE | NAME | BORN | DIED | COMMENTS | |
| 50 | Count | Nicholas Nikitich Demidoff | 1773 | 1828 | Baroness | Elisabeth Alexandrovna Stroganoff | 1779 | 1818 | ||
| 50.1 | Count | Paul Nikolaievich Demidoff | 1798 | 1840 | Baroness | Aurora Stjernwall | 1808 | 1902 | The Demidoff family in the late 17 th century and early 18th century made their initial wealth from iron/steel and weapon production in Russia. They later discovered and worked gold, silver and copper mines further adding to their inherited wealth. Their wealth in the late 18th and early 19th centurieswas great possibly only exceeded by that of the Tsar of Russia. | |
| 50.11 | Prince | Paul Pavlovitch Demidoff (2nd Prince de San Donato) | 1839 | 1885 | Princess | Marie Elimovna Mestcherski | 1844 | 1868 | Paul Pavlovitch succeeded his uncle Anatole Demidoff as Prince de San Donato. Marie Elimovna died two days after the birth of her son Elim Pavlovich |
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| 50.11 | Prince | Paul Pavlovitch Demidoff (2nd Prince de San Donato) | 1839 | 1885 | Princess | Helene Petrovna Troubetzkoi | 1853 | 1917 | ||
| 50.111 | Prince | Elim Pavlovich Demidoff (3rd Prince de San Donato) | 1868 | 1943 | Countess | Sophie Hilarionovna Worontzov-Dachkov | 1870 | 1953 | ||
| 50.112 | Prince | Nikita Pavlovich Demidoff de San Donato | 1872 | 1874 | ||||||
| 50.113 | Princess | Aurore Pavlovna Demidoff de San Donato | 1873 | 1904 | Prince | Arsen of Serbia | 1859 | 1938 | See 7.J | |
| 50.113 | Princess | Aurore Pavlovna Demidoff de San Donato | 1873 | 1904 | Conte Palatin | Nicola di Noghera | 1875 | 1944 | ||
| 50.1131 | Contessa Palatine | Helene Aurore Noghera | 1898 | 1967 | Gaston Tissot | 1891 | 1945 | |||
| 50.11311 | Humbert Tissot | 1921 | Marguerite Mendes Teske | 1928 | 1992 | |||||
| 50.113111 | Alexandre Tissot Demidoff | 1956 | Catherine Ann Menne | 1959 | ||||||
| 50.1131111 | Simone Marie Tissot Demidoff | 1987 | ||||||||
| 50.1131112 | Peter Alexandre Tissot Demidoff | 1990 | ||||||||
| 50.114 | Prince | Anatole Pavlovitch Demidoff (4th Prince de San Donato) | 1874 | 1941 | Eugenie Podmener | 1871 | 1958 | |||
| 50.1141 | Princess | Helene Anatolievna Demidoff de San Donato | 1901 | 1970 | Paul René Geoffroy | 1903 | 1991 | |||
| 50.1142 | Princess | Eugenie Anatolievna Demidoff de San Donato | 1902 | 1955 | Jean Gerber | 1905 | 1981 | |||
| 50.1143 | Princess | Aurore Anatolievna Demidoff de San Donato | 1909 | 1944 | Jean Giraud | 1912 | 1962 | |||
| 50.115 | Princess | Maria Pavlovna Demidoff de San Donato | 1877 | 1955 | Prince | Semen Semenovich Abamelik-Lazarev | 1857 | 1916 | ||
| 50.116 | Prince | Paul Pavlovitch Demidoff de San Donato | 1879 | 1909 | ||||||
| 50.117 | Princess | Helene Pavlovna Demidoff de San Donato | 1884 | 1959 | Count | Alexandre Pavlovich Schouvaloff | 1881 | 1935 | Death Registration of
Alexandre Schouvaloff Grave plot of Alexandre Schouvaloff |
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| 50.117 | Pavlovna | Helene Pavlovna Demidoff de San Donato | 1884 | 1959 | Nikolai Alexeievich Pavlov | 1866 | 1934 | |||
| 50.1171 | Count | Paul Alexandrovitch Schouvaloff | 1903 | 1960 | Anna Ivanovna Raevsky | 1903 | 1991 | Marriage Registration of
Paul Alexandrovitch and
Anna Ivanovna Grave plot of Paul Schouvaloff Grave plot of Anna Schouvaloff |
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| 50.11711 | Count | Alexander Pavlovitch Schouvaloff | 1934 | Gillian Baker | 1935 | |||||
| 50.11711 | Count | Alexander Pavlovitch Schouvaloff | 1934 | Daria Raoulovna Chorley (née de Mérindol) | 1932 | Marriage Registration of Alexander and Daria | ||||
| 50.117111 | Count | Alexander Schouvaloff | 1959 | |||||||
| 50.11712 | Countess | Helen Schouvaloff | 1904 | 1992 | Prince | Peter Alexandrovich Lieven | 1887 | 1943 | ||
| 50.11712 | Countess | Helen Schouvaloff | 1904 | 1992 | Wilfrid Stubbs | ? | ? | |||
| 50.2 | Prince | Anatole Demidoff (1st Prince de San Donato) | 1813 | 1870 | Princess | Mathilde Laetitia Bonaparte | 1820 | 1904 | See 22.122 - Anatole was conferred with the title "Prince of San Donato" by Grand Duke Leopold II of Tuscany in 1840 just weeks before his marriage to Mathilde Laetitia. Anatole physically and mentally abused his wife, even insulting her and hitting her in public. The abuse became so intolerable that in 1847 Tsar Nicholas I ordered him out of the family home and mandated that the he pay Mathilde Laetitia a considerable living allowance. |
