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 #  Last Name, Given Name(s)    Person ID   Born/Christened    Location   Tree | Branch 
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de Redvers, Alice		I197    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, Alice		P198    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, First Earl of Devon Baldwin		I186    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, First Earl of Devon Baldwin		P186    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, 3rd Earl of Devon Baldwin		I202    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, 3rd Earl of Devon Baldwin		P202    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, Eva		I199    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, Eva		P200    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, Hadewise		I190    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, Hadewise		P190    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, Hawise		I198    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, Hawise		P199    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, Henry		I193    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, Henry		P194    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, Henry		I12483337001  b. 1123 Devon, England  Hurst Improbable Family Tree
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de Redvers, Matilda		I195    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, Matilda		P196    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, Maud		I196    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, Maud		P197    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, 2nd Earl of Devon Richard		I192    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, 2nd Earl of Devon Richard		P193    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, 1st feudal baron of Plympton in Devon Richard		I184  b. 1066  One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, 1st feudal baron of Plympton in Devon Richard		P184  b. 1066  One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, William		I194    One Place Study of Sopley
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de Redvers, William		P195    One Place Study of Sopley

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