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Matches 1 to 13 of 13 for Last Name equals HUGONIN

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 #  Last Name, Given Name(s)    Person ID   Born/Christened    Location   Tree 
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HUGONIN, Catherine Anne		I488  b. Abt 1861 Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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HUGONIN, Catherine Louisa		I497  b. 1821  McNab/Kuhn
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HUGONIN, Etienne		I492  b. Abt 1872 England  McNab/Kuhn
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HUGONIN, Francis James		I495  b. 1818 Hampshire, England  McNab/Kuhn
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HUGONIN, Harriet King		I491  b. Abt 1870 Devon, England  McNab/Kuhn
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HUGONIN, Helen Sophia		I489  b. Abt 1867 England  McNab/Kuhn
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HUGONIN, James John		I286  b. Abt 1786 Nursted, Petersfield, Hampshire, England  McNab/Kuhn
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HUGONIN, James John		I328  b. 1851 McNabs Island, Halifax, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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HUGONIN, Joan Lyttleton		I467  b. Q2 1873 Newton Abbott, Devon, England  McNab/Kuhn
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HUGONIN, Louisa		I493  b. Abt 1854 Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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HUGONIN, Mary C.		I494  b. Abt 1857 Canada  McNab/Kuhn
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HUGONIN, Robert Sinclair		I490  b. Abt 1869 Devon, England  McNab/Kuhn
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HUGONIN, Roderick		I236  b. Bef 9 June 1826 Alton, Hampshire, England  McNab/Kuhn

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