X-Dunu Sie ( - Yes, date unknown): Nigeria Genealogy and Biographies Foundation

X-Dunu Sie

- Yes, date unknown

Name	X-Dunu Sie
Gender	Female
Individual ID	8FC49C22C54E4D69BB115D0FBCB52B06B42A
Death	Yes, date unknown
Person ID	I725	Igbo Genealogy
Last Modified	14 Aug 2015

Family Dunu Sie
b. 1623
d. 1711 (Age 88 years)

Marriage Yes, date unknown

Family ID 8030343614254A79B7F575AA50F15D9F1EF9

Children

	1. Umu Ikpe b. 1645 d. 1723 (Age 78 years)
	2. Umu Uluoku b. 1647 d. 1725 (Age 78 years)

Family ID F201 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 14 Aug 2015

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