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AMPARAN, MARIA JETRUDIS 1740: N.P.
AMPARAN, MARIA JOSEPHA 1738: N.P.
AMPARAN, PEDRO DE N.D.: VIZCAYA, SPAIN
AMPARAN, YGNACIO N.D.: N.P.
AMURRIO, GREGORIO 1744: BASTIDA, CALAHORRA - ESPANA

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