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Personal data William Donn de Burgh (3rd Earl of Ulster) 


    Household of William Donn de Burgh (3rd Earl of Ulster)

    He had a relationship with Maud of Lancaster Countess Of Ulster).


    Child(ren):

    1. Elizabeth de Burgh  1332-1363 

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    Ancestors (and descendant) of William Donn de Burgh

    William Donn de Burgh
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    Maud of Lancaster Countess Of Ulster)
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    Elizabeth de Burgh
    1332-1363

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