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Personal data Dionysia de Sancto Paulo 


Household of Dionysia de Sancto Paulo

(1) She had a relationship with SIR ALEXANDER BOZON Knight de Kirketon.


Child(ren):

  1. Isabel Kirketon  1239-1312 
  2. Henry Bozon Kirketon  ± 1226-????
  3. Hugh Bozon  ????-> 1303


(2) She had a relationship with SIR ALEXANDER BOZON Knight de Kirketon.


Child(ren):

  1. Isabel Kirketon  1239-1312 
  2. Henry Bozon Kirketon  ± 1226-????
  3. Hugh Bozon  ????-> 1303

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