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Name	Eze Nnaweigbo
Gender	Male
Individual ID	CD012D7D60994CA5825457D9BE33E5EC2A70
Death	Yes, date unknown
Person ID	I806	Igbo Genealogy
Last Modified	16 Aug 2015

Father	Iwuchukwu b. 1855 d. 1904 (Age 49 years)
Mother	Mmegha d. Yes, date unknown
Marriage	Yes, date unknown
Family ID	F229	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Father Iwuchukwu
b. 1855
d. 1904 (Age 49 years)

Stepmother Ukonnwa
d. Yes, date unknown

Half siblings 1 half brother

1. Eze Enefeanya
d. Yes, date unknown

Family ID F231 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Father	Iwuchukwu b. 1855 d. 1904 (Age 49 years)
Stepmother	Nonu d. Yes, date unknown
Family ID	F228	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Father	Iwuchukwu b. 1855 d. 1904 (Age 49 years)
Stepmother	IWUCHUKWU Afiazu d. Yes, date unknown
Family ID	F227	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Father	Iwuchukwu b. 1855 d. 1904 (Age 49 years)
Stepmother	ONWUSILIKAM Nwakaku d. Yes, date unknown
Family ID	F226	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Father	Iwuchukwu b. 1855 d. 1904 (Age 49 years)
Stepmother	Uduagu d. Yes, date unknown
Family ID	F225	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Father	Iwuchukwu b. 1855 d. 1904 (Age 49 years)
Stepmother	EZE KWENNA Mgbafo d. Yes, date unknown
Family ID	F224	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

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