Me again, I'm just wondering if the first marriage (I think the possibility exists of them thinking there were two BECAUSE no one perhaps knew the specific dates (Miche Miche and his wife for instance, never told anyone exactly when and where they got married) and thus thought that there were two wives when there may have only been one), if there were two different marriages, might've been dissolved after Alex III found out about it. Alexander disliked morganatic marriages as a rule (probably caused by his dearest father), and he approved only one for a grand duke (can't remember which one) on being told that said GD's father had consented to it. Needless to say, when Alexander spoke to the grand ducal father and found out that daddy-o had no idea what he was talking about, Alex rescinded his permission immediately.
Another thing, in the varying versions of George's death, one or two stand out. One refers to the woman who found him as his wife (others call her a nun or a peasant woman), while another says that the 12-yo boy she sent to fetch help was George's son. Plus, this woman got a private interview etc with Empress Marie F., purportedly to tell her about George's last minutes (but the interview took place behind closed doors with few/no witnesses so who knows what was said) and compared with Marie F's behavior at George's funeral (where she exclaimed while they were lowering the coffin "Let us leave, I cannot stand it anymore!", snatched George's photo off the coffin and stormed out of the church) this seems very odd behavior indeed - although I have no idea how soon after George died this interview took place.