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 #  Last Name, Given Name(s)    Person ID   Born/Christened    Location   Tree 
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EKWEANUA Anthony		I610    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Cecilia		I1220    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Chiamaka		I609    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Chidi		I611    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Daniel Chukwunonye		I1343    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA David		I605    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Ebere		I1344    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Emeka		I1345    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Ephraim Ikenna		I607    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Fabian		I603    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Ifeanyi Christopher		I1347    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Mama Fabian		X72  b. Obiuno Udude, Otolo, Nnewi , Anambra State, Nigeria  Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Michael Chimezie "Chinazo"		I604  b. 1938  Igbo Genealogy
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Mr EKWEANUA Mr Sunday		X1929    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Nzubechukwu		I1346    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Obiageli		I1348    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Patrick Okechukwu		I613    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Philomena Ebele		I573  b. Obiuno Udude, Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria  Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Uchenna		I608    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Ugochukwu		I1349    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Uzochukwu Francis		I1350    Igbo Genealogy
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EKWEANUA Valentine Ebuka		I612    Igbo Genealogy

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