Search Results: Family History of Ivan Hurst

Matches 1 to 50 of 831 for First Name starts with CHARLES

#	Last Name, Given Name(s)	Person ID	Born/Christened	Location	Tree \| Branch
1	Charles	I2551			Test
2	King of Provence Charles	I2569			Test
3	Charles	I2415			Test
4	Charles	I322559480565	b. 845		Hurst Improbable Family Tree
5	Duke of Styria Charles	I2884	b. 1540		Test
6	Duke of Kendal Charles	I711	b. 4 Jul 1666	St. James Palace,London,England	Test
7	Charles	I2854	b. 1680		Test
8	Duke of Berry Charles	I2507	b. 1686		Test
9	Charles	I415	b. 1766		Test
10	Charles	I562	b. 1781		Test
11	Charles	I414	b. 1801		Test
12	Duke Charles	I1661	b. 1813		Test
13	Grand Duke Charles Alexander of_Saxe-Weimar	I1693	b. 1818		Test
14	Prince Charles Christian of_Nassau-Weilb	I574	b. 1735		Test
15	Charles de_Valois	I2495	b. 1270	Fontainebleau,France	Test
16	Duke Charles Edward	I129	b. 1884		Test
17	Charles Edward	I2715			Test
18	Duke Charles Frederick of_Holstein-	I1419	b. 1700		Test
19	King of Norway Charles Haakon_VII	I71	b. 1872	Charlottenlund,Denmark	Test
20	Charles III, also known as Charles the Fat Emperor of the Carolingian Empire	I322564754359	b. 839		Hurst Improbable Family Tree
21	Charles III, called the Simple or the Straightforward King of West Francia, King of Lotharingia	I322565511488	b. 17 Sep 879		Hurst Improbable Family Tree
22	Duke Charles Lennox of_Richmond	I1720	b. 1672		Test
23	Duke Charles Lennox of_Richmond	I1719	b. 1701		Test
24	Duke Charles Lennox of_Richmond	I1716	b. 1764		Test
25	Duke Charles Lennox of_Richmond	I792	b. 1791		Test
26	Elector Palatine Charles Louis	I765			Test
27	Duke Charles Louis Frederick	I2147			Test
28	Charles Lower_Lorraine	I2606	b. 954		Test
29	Charles of_Anjou	I2484			Test
30	King Charles of_Aquitaine	I2577			Test
31	Regent Charles of_Belgium	I1120	b. 1903		Test
32	Prince Charles of_Bourbon -Sicily	I2636	b. 1870		Test
33	Duke Charles of_Brunswick- Wolfenbuttel	I1363			Test
34	Duke Charles of_Cambridge	I708	b. 22 Oct 1660	Worcester House,London,England	Test
35	Prince Charles of_Hesse	I357	b. 1809		Test
36	Charles of_Hesse-Cassel	I1641	b. 1744		Test
37	Grand Duke Charles of_Mecklenburg- Strelitz	I564			Test
38	Duke of Orleans Charles of_Orleans	I1260	b. 1391		Test
39	Earl XI Charles of_Southesk	I953	b. 1893		Test
40	Prince Charles of_Sweden	I597	b. 1861		Test
41	Count Angouleme Charles of_Valois	I2524			Test
42	Charles Philip	I2125			Test
43	Duke of Burgundy Charles the_Bold	I1022			Test
44	King of France Charles the_Simple	I1811			Test
45	King of Hungary Charles_I	I2488	b. 1288		Test
46	King of Naples Charles_II	I2489			Test
47	King of Navarre Charles_II	I2267			Test
48	King of Spain Charles_II	I2130	b. 1661		Test
49	King West Franks Charles_II the_Bald	I2564	b. 823		Test
50	King of Spain Charles_III	I2880	b. 1716		Test

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