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Personal data Henry de Bohun (1st Earl of Hereford & Constable of England) 


    Household of Henry de Bohun (1st Earl of Hereford & Constable of England)

    He had a relationship with Maud Fitzgeoffrey.


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    Henry de Bohun
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    Maud Fitzgeoffrey
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    Humphrey iv de Bohun
    1204-1275

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