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 #  Last Name, Given Name(s)    Person ID   Born/Christened    Location   Tree 
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Rev. Fr. Dr. Rev. Fr. Dr. Hackette		I875    Igbo Genealogy
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Rev. Fr. ABANUKA Rev. Fr. Bartholomew		I1525    Igbo Genealogy
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Rev. Fr. AKANIGWO Rev. Fr. George Ofordueze Akanigwo, C.S.Sp		X1654  b. 04 Jun 1940 Umudimogo, Ihiala, Ihiala L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria  Igbo Genealogy
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Rev. Fr. ANOLIEFO Rev. Fr. Anthony Ikenna		X750    Igbo Genealogy
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Rev. Fr ANYAOGU Rev. Fr John C.		I874    Igbo Genealogy
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Rev. BROMLEY Rev. Henry		I476  b. 1797  Igbo Genealogy
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Rev. Fr. DOYLE Rev. Fr. Lawrence, C.S.Sp		I876    Igbo Genealogy
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Rev. Fr DUHAZE Rev. Fr Victor		I879    Igbo Genealogy
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Rev. Fr. ECHETAIBIH Rev. Fr. Ndubuisi		X755    Igbo Genealogy
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Rev. Fr EDEMA Rev. Fr Benjamin		I1524  b. 30 Nov 1975  Igbo Genealogy
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EZUKWO Rev. Fr. George		X2045    Igbo Genealogy
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Rev. Sr. IJEH Rev. Sr. Regina Anulika		X1687    Igbo Genealogy
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Rev. Fr LUTZ Rev. Fr Joseph		I877    Igbo Genealogy
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Rev. Fr. OBI Rev. Fr. Fabian Chinweuba		X2077    Igbo Genealogy
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Rev. Sr. OLIAKU Rev. Sr. Joy Anuli		X1409    Igbo Genealogy
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Rev. Fr SHANAHAN Rev. Fr Joseph		I878    Igbo Genealogy
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Rev. Fr. UDE Rev. Fr. Mark-Donald Nonso		I1619    Igbo Genealogy

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