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Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye

Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye

Male 1740 - 1831  (91 years)

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Descendants (8 Generations)

GenRelationshipTotalSelect
 2 Children24
 3 Grandchildren30
 4 Great grandchildren48
 5 2 x Great grandchildren42
 6 3 x Great grandchildren10
 7 4 x Great grandchildren8
 8 5 x Great grandchildren1
Total163

Children (24) - Generation 2

#ChildrenNameBornDiedFatherMother
1
  Ikebuaku    
    d. Yes, date unknown    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    Y-Eze Oguine 
2
  Ukatu    
    d. Yes, date unknown    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Akuabunnwa 
3
  Ilechukwu    
    d. Yes, date unknown    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Akuabunnwa 
4
  EZE NWA Obiesie    
        Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    DIM OGELI Imeduegwu 
5
  EZE NWA Ojiakonobi    
        Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    DIM OGELI Imeduegwu 
6
  EZE OGUINE Ezeagu    
    d. Yes, date unknown    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Uyanwa 
7
  Eze Enwe    
 b. 1767   d. 1825    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Nwakanwa 
8
  Ulonwa    
    d. Yes, date unknown    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Nwakanwa 
9
  Eze Chukwu    
 b. 1769   d. 1840    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Onyebuchi 
10
  ANEBUNWA    
 b. 1760   d. 1816    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Onyebuchi 
11
  Eze Okolonkwo    
 b. 1760   d. 1803    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Onyebuchi 
12
  Eze Onyiwalu    
 b. 1762   d. 1822    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Onyebuchi 
13
  Eze Oliora    
 b. 1764   d. 1830    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Onyebuchi 
14
  Eze Agu    
 b. 1766   d. 1839    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Onyebuchi 
15
  Eze Oguagbala    
 b. 1768   d. 1842    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Onyebuchi 
16
  Eze Ukatu    
 b. 1771   d. 1841    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Onyebuchi 
17
  Eze Nwa    
 b. 1773   d. 1846    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Onyebuchi 
18
  Eze Ebube    
 b. 1774   d. 1850    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Onyebuchi 
19
  Eze Nwegbu    
 b. 1776   d. 1855    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Onyebuchi 
20
  EZE OGUINE Aronu    
 b. 1778   d. 1854    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Onyebuchi 
21
  Eze Okpube    
 b. 1781   d. 1860    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Onyebuchi 
22
  Eze Onu    
 b. 1784   d. 1859    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Onyebuchi 
23
  Eze Udu    
 b. 1785   d. 1868    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Onyebuchi 
24
  Igboanugwo    
 b. 1786   d. 1874    Eze EZE NWA Eze Oguine Ifeluonye    EZE OGUINE Onyebuchi 

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