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 #  Last Name, Given Name(s)    Person ID   Born/Christened    Location   Tree 
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Stella Abebe		I570  b. 14 Nov 1945  Yoruba Genealogy
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Toyin		I661    Yoruba Genealogy
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ADEJUMO Akinkunmi		I664    Yoruba Genealogy
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ADEJUMO Akinsalewa		I662    Yoruba Genealogy
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ADEJUMO Akintokunbo		I660    Yoruba Genealogy
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ADEJUMO Dadepo		I665    Yoruba Genealogy
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Chief ADEJUMO Daniel Akinlade		I658    Yoruba Genealogy
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ADEJUMO Yetunde		I663    Yoruba Genealogy
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ADEKUNLE Mojisola		I571  b. 1944  Yoruba Genealogy
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ADENIKE Florence		I659    Yoruba Genealogy
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ALICE Bola		I1  b. 01 Jan 1850  Yoruba Genealogy
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KUTI Femi		I9    Yoruba Genealogy
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KUTI Kunle Anikulapo		I12    Yoruba Genealogy
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KUTI Motunrayo Anikulapo		I14    Yoruba Genealogy
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KUTI Omosalewa Anikulapo		I13    Yoruba Genealogy
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KUTI Seun		I15    Yoruba Genealogy
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KUTI Sola		I11    Yoruba Genealogy
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KUTI Yeni		I10    Yoruba Genealogy
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OBASANJO Esther Oluremi Akinlawon		I568    Yoruba Genealogy
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OBASANJO Lynda		I569  b. 1942  Yoruba Genealogy
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OBASANJO Olusegun Mathew Okikiola Aremu		I567    Yoruba Genealogy
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RANSOME-KUTI Israel Oludotun		I3    Yoruba Genealogy
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RANSOME-KUTI Beko		I6    Yoruba Genealogy
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RANSOME-KUTI Dolupo		I7    Yoruba Genealogy
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RANSOME-KUTI Funmilayo		I4    Yoruba Genealogy
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RANSOME-KUTI Olikoye		I5    Yoruba Genealogy
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RANSOME-KUTI Olufela Olusegun Oludotun " Fela Anikulapo Kuti"		I2  b. 15 Oct 1938 Abeokuta, Nigeria  Yoruba Genealogy
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TAYLOR Remilekun		I8    Yoruba Genealogy

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