Core Data: Family History of Ivan Hurst

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#	Full Name	_AMTID: Date	_AMTID: Place	_AMTID	_FSFTID: Date	_FSFTID: Place	_FSFTID	_MILT: Date	_MILT: Place	_MILT	_UID: Date	_UID: Place	_UID
19401	Hugh Longland, Sir
19402	Margaret Longland
19403	John St. Barbe, Sir
19404	Isabel St Barbe
19405	William Stradling, Sir
19406	Edward Stradling, Sir
19407	Gwenlian Berkrolls
19408	Edward Stradling, Sir
19409	Alice FitzAlan, Lady
19410	Joan Beaufort
19411	Henry Stradling, Sir
19412	Elizabeth Herbert
19413	William ap Thomas, Sir
19414	Simon Basset, of Sapcote
19415	William Basset, of Sapcote, Sheriff of Lincolnshire
19416	Richard Basset, Sir, Royal judge
19417	Matilda Ridel
19418	Geoffrey Ridel, Royal justice
19419	geva
19420	Hugh d'Avranches, Earl of Chester
19421	Richard le Goz, Viscount of Avranches
19422	Ermentrude of Claremont
19423	Hugh I of Claremont, Count of Clermont-en-Beauvaisis,
19424	Richard d'Avranches, 2nd Earl of Chester
19425	Robert, Abbot of Bury St Edmunds
19426	Otuer fitz, Count
19427	Ridel
19428	Matthew Ridel
19429	Mabel Ridel
19430	Ridel
19431	William Blund
19432	Richard de St. Medard de Semarc
19433	Anketil de St. Medard de Semarc
19434	Geoffrey de St. Medard de Semarc
19435	Ralph Basset, Royal judge
19436	Nicholas Basset
19437	Ralph Basset
19438	Turstin Basset, of Colston-Basset
19439	Robert Ridel
19440	Geoffrey Ridel
19441	Ralph Basset, of Drayton, Sheriff of Warwickshire and Leicestershire
19442	Sibil Basset
19443	Matilda Basset
19444	John de Stuteville
19445	Robert de Cauz
19446	Elizabeth de Coville
19447	Roger de Colville
19448	Basset
19449	Osmond Basset
19450	Fulco de Alneto

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