Clarke Family Tree » Sir Alan Lochabar "Sheriff of Shropshire Breton Knight and Feudal Baron of Oswestry" (Sir Alan Lochabar "Sheriff of Shropshire, Breton Knight and Feudal Baron of Oswestry") FitzFlaald (1078-1113)
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Sir Alan Lochabar "Sheriff of Shropshire Breton Knight and Feudal Baron of Oswestry" FitzFlaald 1078-1113
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