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Matches 1 to 16 of 16 for Last Name equals AZIKIWE AND Tree equals Igbo Genealogy

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 #  Last Name, Given Name(s)    Person ID   Born/Christened    Location   Tree 
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AZIKIWE Cecilia Eziamaka		X1157    Igbo Genealogy
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AZIKIWE Chiebonam		X525    Igbo Genealogy
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Chief AZIKIWE Chief Benjamin Nnamdi		I499  b. 15 Nov 1904 Zungeru, Niger State, Nigeria  Igbo Genealogy
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AZIKIWE Chukwuemeka		I504    Igbo Genealogy
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AZIKIWE Chukwuma Bamidele		I503  b. Feb 1940  Igbo Genealogy
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AZIKIWE Flora		I502  b. 1910  Igbo Genealogy
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AZIKIWE Jayzik "Jay Carly"		I509  b. 12 May 1958 London, City of London, Greater London, England  Igbo Genealogy
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AZIKIWE Molokwu		I507    Igbo Genealogy
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AZIKIWE Molokwu Azubuike		I702    Igbo Genealogy
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AZIKIWE Ngozi		I506    Igbo Genealogy
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AZIKIWE Nwachukwu		I505    Igbo Genealogy
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AZIKIWE Nwamalubia		X526    Igbo Genealogy
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AZIKIWE Obed-Edom Chukwuemeka		I500  b. 1879  Igbo Genealogy
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AZIKIWE Okechukwu		X527    Igbo Genealogy
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AZIKIWE Uwakwe		I508    Igbo Genealogy
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Uwakwe Ukuta AZIKIWE Uwakwe Ukuta		I699    Igbo Genealogy

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