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Matches 1 to 17 of 17 for Last Name equals OGUAZU AND Tree equals Igbo Genealogy

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 #  Last Name, Given Name(s)    Person ID   Born/Christened    Location   Tree 
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OGUAZU Chimdindu		I1120    Igbo Genealogy
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OGUAZU Chioma		I249    Igbo Genealogy
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OGUAZU Chizara		I1119    Igbo Genealogy
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OGUAZU Chukwukaelo		I251    Igbo Genealogy
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OGUAZU Ebele		I246    Igbo Genealogy
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OGUAZU Emmanuel Manny		I933    Igbo Genealogy
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OGUAZU Ernest Chukwunwendu		I248    Igbo Genealogy
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OGUAZU Joseph Nnanna		I243    Igbo Genealogy
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OGUAZU Joseph Nwaofor		I242  b. 13 Mar 1940 Abubor Nnewichi, , Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria  Igbo Genealogy
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OGUAZU Nkiru		I247    Igbo Genealogy
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OGUAZU Nwaokonkwo		I626    Igbo Genealogy
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OGUAZU Nzubechukwu Amarachukwu		I252    Igbo Genealogy
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OGUAZU Obanuju		I250    Igbo Genealogy
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OGUAZU Ogbogu		I245    Igbo Genealogy
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OGUAZU Oguazu		I625    Igbo Genealogy
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OGUAZU Uche		I1121    Igbo Genealogy
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OGUAZU Uchenna		I244    Igbo Genealogy

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