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Matches 1 to 15 of 15 for Last Name equals NJOKU AND Tree equals Igbo Genealogy

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 #  Last Name, Given Name(s)    Person ID   Born/Christened    Location   Tree 
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NJOKU Alex		I1414    Igbo Genealogy
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NJOKU Amara		I1402    Igbo Genealogy
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NJOKU Christiana Ugo		I1407  b. 1949  Igbo Genealogy
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NJOKU Chukwuemeka		I1401    Igbo Genealogy
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NJOKU David		I1405    Igbo Genealogy
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NJOKU Ebere		X517    Igbo Genealogy
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NJOKU Emmanuel		I1403    Igbo Genealogy
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NJOKU Eunice		X916    Igbo Genealogy
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NJOKU Ikechukwu "Odum"		I1412    Igbo Genealogy
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NJOKU Joshua Uchenna		I1404    Igbo Genealogy
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NJOKU Leo		I1415    Igbo Genealogy
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NJOKU Mama Alex		I1413    Igbo Genealogy
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NJOKU Nneka Ekemma		I1408    Igbo Genealogy
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NJOKU Patrick		X895  b. Ihiala, Ihiala L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria  Igbo Genealogy
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NJOKU Tony		I1416    Igbo Genealogy

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