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Household of Ragnall Ui Ímair, King of York and Isle of Man

He is married to Slani ingen Brian.

They got married about 898 at Ireland.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Ragnall Ui Ímair, King of York and Isle of Man

Ímar Uí Ímair
????-± 873

Ragnall Ui Ímair, King of York and Isle of Man
± 880-921

± 898

Slani ingen Brian


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