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Personal data Agnes of Chester 


Household of Agnes of Chester

She has/had a relationship with William de Ferrers (4th Earl of Derby).


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Ancestors (and descendant) of Agnes of Chester

Agnes of Chester
± 1174-1247


William de Ferrers (4th Earl of Derby)
± 1172-1247

William de Ferrers (5th Earl of Derby)
± 1193-1254

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Day of death November 2, 1247



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