Tatham family tree » Robert Robert II le Bossu Earl of Leicester & Hereford (Robert Robert II le Bossu, Earl of Leicester & Hereford) de Beaumont (Beaumont) (1104-1168)
Personal data Robert Robert II le Bossu Earl of Leicester & Hereford (Robert Robert II le Bossu, Earl of Leicester & Hereford) de Beaumont (Beaumont)
First name Robert Robert II le Bossu, Earl of Leicester & Hereford.
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