Eze Oguine Ifeluonye Eze Nwa, 17401831 (aged 91 years)

Name
Eze Oguine Ifeluonye /Eze Nwa/
Name prefix
Eze
Given names
Oguine Ifeluonye
Nickname
Ọnụọ Ọra
Surname
Eze Nwa
Citation details: Anambra population Estimates, by Local government Area, Edition 4 Statisties Division , Ministry of Economic Development and Planning , Enugu (undated)
Note: Thirteenth Chief of Nnewi
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Prime Minister of Great Britain
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from August 27, 1743 to March 16, 1754
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Prime Minister of Great Britain
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Frederick North
from January 28, 1770 to March 27, 1782
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Charles Watson-Wentworth
from March 27, 1782 to July 4, 1782
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from July 4, 1782 to April 2, 1783
Prime Minister of Great Britain
William Cavendish-Bentinck
from April 2, 1783 to December 19, 1783
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1st President of the United States
George Washington
April 30, 1789
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John Adams
March 4, 1797
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William Pitt the Younger
from December 19, 1783 to March 17, 1801
3rd President of the United States
Thomas Jefferson
March 4, 1801
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Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Henry Addington
from March 17, 1801 to May 10, 1804
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William Pitt the Younger
from May 10, 1804 to February 11, 1806
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
William Grenville
from February 11, 1806 to March 31, 1807
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
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from March 31, 1807 to October 4, 1809
4th President of the United States
James Madison
March 4, 1809
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Spencer Perceval
from October 4, 1809 to June 8, 1812
Battle of Waterloo
The Duke of Wellington defeated Napoleon Bonaparte, ending the Napoleonic wars.
June 18, 1815
Waterloo, Belgium
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5th President of the United States
James Monroe
March 4, 1817
Peterloo Massacre
Cavalry was used to disperse a large crowd who were demanding electoral reform. 15 were killed and hundreds injured.
August 16, 1819
Manchester, England
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Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
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from June 8, 1812 to April 12, 1827
6th President of the United States
John Quincy Adams
March 4, 1825
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from April 12, 1827 to August 31, 1827
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from August 31, 1827 to January 22, 1828
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
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from January 22, 1828 to November 22, 1830
7th President of the United States
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March 4, 1829
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Charles Grey
from November 22, 1830 to July 16, 1834
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1831 (aged 91 years)
Family with parents
father
17011791
Birth: 1701 51 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1791
mother
Marriage Marriage
himself
Father’s family with X-Eze Nnwa
father
17011791
Birth: 1701 51 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1791
stepmother
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half-brother
half-brother
half-brother
half-brother
Birth: Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death:
half-brother
half-brother
Family with Y-Eze Oguine
himself
wife
Marriage Marriage
son
Family with Onejuluno Eze Oguine
himself
wife
Marriage Marriage
Family with Akuabunnwa Eze Oguine
himself
wife
Marriage Marriage
son
son
Family with Nwaobieli Eze Oguine
himself
wife
Marriage Marriage
Family with Imeduegwu Dim Ogeli
himself
wife
Marriage Marriage
son
son
Family with Uyanwa Eze Oguine
himself
wife
Marriage Marriage
son
Family with Nwakanwa Eze Oguine
himself
wife
Marriage Marriage
son
daughter
Family with Ogo Eze Oguine
himself
wife
Marriage Marriage
Family with Onyebuchi Eze Oguine
himself
wife
Marriage Marriage
son
17691840
Birth: 1769 29 25 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1840
-8 years
son
17601816
Birth: 1760 20 16 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1816
1 year
son
17601803
Birth: 1760 20 16 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1803
3 years
son
17621822
Birth: 1762 22 18 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1822
3 years
son
17641830
Birth: 1764 24 20 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1830
3 years
son
17661839
Birth: 1766 26 22 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1839
3 years
son
17681842
Birth: 1768 28 24 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1842
4 years
son
17711841
Birth: 1771 31 27 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1841
3 years
son
17731846
Birth: 1773 33 29 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1846
2 years
son
17741850
Birth: 1774 34 30 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1850
3 years
son
17761855
Birth: 1776 36 32 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1855
3 years
son
17781854
Birth: 1778 38 34 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1854
4 years
son
17811860
Birth: 1781 41 37 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1860
4 years
son
17841859
Birth: 1784 44 40 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1859
2 years
son
17851868
Birth: 1785 45 41 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1868
2 years
son
17861874
Birth: 1786 46 42 Otolo, Nnewi, Nnewi North L.G.A, Anambra State, Nigeria
Death: 1874
Name
Citation details: Anambra population Estimates, by Local government Area, Edition 4 Statisties Division , Ministry of Economic Development and Planning , Enugu (undated)
Source citation
Citation details: pg 27
Text:

History (From the Earliest times to 1980/82)
Fourth Dimension publishers
John Okonkwo Alutu

Date of entry in original source: August 26, 2020
Quality of data: primary evidence
Name

Thirteenth Chief of Nnewi

Shared note

Onuo Ora Title (Conqueror of nations)

Note

Nọnọ Uduji would not sleep well at night even though she had gone to bed. She knew what was at stake. The children of Ezeagha (her husband’s elder brother and the former monarch who had transferred the reins of Obiship of Nnewi and Otolo to Ifeluonye, her son) had not slept too. Ezeagha had deemed his numerous sons unfit to succeed him.
Even though her son, Ifeluonye the son of Ezenwa, had mounted his throne at a very tender age, he needed to quickly get wives for him to have children to attenuate the vengeance of of his transducers, his cousins who were still enraged that their father bypassed them and handed over the rein of power to him.

Ifeluonye Ezenwa later took an Ozo title of Ezeoguine. He was a ruler who lead his people from the front in so many wars and was to earn the title of “Ọnụọ Ọra” or a field marshal.

Nọnọ Uduji his mother, found a wife for her son in Miss Imediugwu, the first daughter of Dim Ogeli from Inyaba Umudim. Dim Ogeli was of Dim Naagu the first Obi of Umudim. Theirs was a family of warriors.

Dim Naagu was a great warrior who emigrated from Ojoto and settled on a swathe of land called Inyaba in the present day Umudim. He co-mingled with the children of Nnewi, married some of them and was able to take over the headship of the Umudim through clear act of manifest leadership in waging wars with neighbouring Ozubulu and Ụkpọ.

Uduji rightly believed that her son’s marriage of the first daughter of a warrior would help strengthen his stool.

That was how Ezeoguine, the Obi of Nnewi and Otolo married Imediugwu as his first wife.

Imediugwu immediately got pregnant and begot a son named Obiesie (which means that the throne has now been fortified).

In quick succession, Ezeoguine married another wife called Onyebuchi who bore him many children and the first of which was Ezechukwu.

Imediugwu the first wife, had problems with conception after her first child. She was however able to have another son and a daughter but that was after some other wives of her husband had given birth to many male children.

Her second child and a son was named Ojiakonobi. The child was later to take an Ozo title of Ezenwegbu that is the writer’s ụmụnna.

In line with “ụba madu” or “aggressively populating his homestead with children” plan, Ezeoguine married four other wives that bore him many children.

Tragedy struck as Obiesie the first son of the Ezeoguine and the child of Imediugwu, the first wife died before his father.

Obiesie’s mother, Imediugwu, was not only aggrieved over a loss of a son but also the loss of the throne of Nnewi and Otolo. Her other son, Ezenwegbu or Ojiakonobi had had other elder brothers from her husband’s other wives.

First sons who die before their fathers are not buried inside their fathers’ compound. They are buried outside.

Those first sons who had had children before they died are buried in a portion of land where the father of the deceased would later give to the deceased’s children as their homestead.

Naturally, Ezechukwu the first son of Onyebuchi and the eldest surviving son of Ezeoguine succeeded his father as the Obi Otolo and Nnewi. He inherited his father’s compound and his harem. That was how Umuezenwegbu lost the Obiship of Nnewi and Otolo due to the death of Obiesie the first son of the king.

In Igbo land, the first surviving son inherits his father’s compound and his Obi. He would also inherit the throne if that is by heredity.

If the deceased first son had married and had male children before he died, his children would be given the second position in the perking order or right to choose when assets or meat are being shared amongst the child of their grandfather.

But if a son died without any male child, whatever he acquired before his death would be inherited by his father and would later be acquired by the person who nature has bestowed the first sonship.

The tragedy of the death of Obiesie was double in that he had not married nor had any male child before his death and was as such forgotten and is not even mentioned when the sons of Ezeoguine are being called.

When Ezeoguine died in around 1754 and his eldest surviving son, Ezechukwu succeeded him, the perking order in the royal family was recalibrated.

In an Nnewi polygamous setting, all the male children queue behind their mothers.

The mother that begot the eldest surviving son of her husband would stand in front only with the very eldest of her sons who shall bring home his own share to be distributed among all his male siblings.

It is immaterial even if the mother of the heir has other sons are older than the sons of other wives. This tradition is called “mkpa” or a “block”.

The next on the sharing perking order is the woman whose first son is the immediate younger son to the eldest surviving son of the father. And so on.

In other words, only the first son of each wife of a polygamous man will step out in order of age or seniority to take a share of their father’s assets and liabilities.

Once the first son of a mother collects his share, he would now go and share same with his siblings.

There is an Nnewi saying that “ekechaa na nna, ekee na nne” meaning that “the first son’s share from a polygamous father’s assets would further be distributed among siblings of the same mother”

In the paternal and the maternal sharing sessions, the first son presides and nobody questions his modus operandi in sharing the assets.

But there are some rules that are sacrosanct.

One, the first son takes a double portion. One for the office of his Obi and the other for himself and his family or siblings as the case may be.

Two, the only son of a woman in a polygamous setting gets the largest share of a land as sharing is never based on the number of children a mother or beneficiary has.

Three, the first son reserves the unquestionable right to reserve any portion of land he decides not to table amongst those to be shared. That one too belongs to him.

Four, in the sharing amongst siblings, that portion of land housing the homestead of their mother or purchased by her belongs to the last male child except the mother stated otherwise.

Five, a father while alive could change the order or the ranking of his male children. He might choose any of the sons from any of his wives as the Obi.

Six, the new Obi so chosen by his dad shall preside over the sharing of his father’s assets and would be entitled to all that should have accrued to the first son. The demoted first son shall be treated as the second son in rank if he is not from the same mother as his replacement. He is given a land to establish his homestead outside his father’s obi or compound.

Seven, most often than not, a father shares all his assets (except his wives) amongst his sons before he dies in a traditional process known as “idu ana obi”. Whatever a father failed to share, automatically belongs to first son or he who succeeds him.

Eight, the first son only shares his father’s estate if his father failed to do so before he died. He can’t undo or redistribute that which his father had done.

It then happened that my ancestral grandmother, Imediugwu and her surviving son, Ezenwegbu were ranked 3rd by Nnewi tradition in the perking and sharing order in the palace where she was the first wife of the ruler and had the first son who died before his father.

But, Ezenwegbu, my great-great-grandfather, being the only son of his mother had the largest portion of land received as a share of his father’s estate.

He had no brother to share with. He had no “adị m na nne” or siblings.

Those who had many brothers had had to slice their shares according to their numbers.

 

Great-grandparents

generation +3 relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Biological great-grandparents)

Ọnụọ Ọra has 1 great-grandfather and 1 great-grandmother recorded (2 in total).

Biological grandparents of father (2)

Parents Udude + Aha-Udude (Marriage) of Eze Agha
1 Udude 16251710

Grandparents

generation +2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandparents)

Ọnụọ Ọra has 1 grandfather and 1 grandmother recorded (2 in total).

Biological parents of father (2)

Marriage  Eze Agha + X-Eze Agha
1 Eze Agha 16501745

Uncles and Aunts

generation +1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Full siblings of biological parents)

Ọnụọ Ọra has one uncle recorded.

Siblings of father (1)

Parents  Eze Agha + X-Eze Agha
1 Eze Agha Jnr. 16851763

Uncles and Aunts by marriage

generation +1 no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no uncles or aunts by marriage recorded.

Parents

generation +1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological parents)

Ọnụọ Ọra has 1 father and 2 mothers recorded (3 in total).

Biological parents (2)

Marriage  Eze Nnwa + Nono Uduji
1 Eze Nnwa 17011791

Stepparents (1)

Marriage  Eze Nnwa + X-Eze Nnwa

Parents-in-law

generation +1 no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has one father-in-law recorded.

Marriage with Imeduegwu Dim Ogeli  (1)

Partnership Dim Ogeli Dim Naagu + … …
Dim Ogeli Dim Naagu

Co-parents-in-law

same generation no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no co-parents-in-law recorded.

Partners

same generation no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has 9 female partners recorded.

Partner of Ọnụọ Ọra  (9)

7 Nwakanwa Eze Oguine 17491826
9 Onyebuchi Eze Oguine 17441833

Partner chains

same generation no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no members of a partner chain recorded.

Siblings

same generation relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Full siblings)

Ọnụọ Ọra has 6 brothers recorded.

Half siblings (6)

Parents Eze Nnwa + X-Eze Nnwa
1 Efogwo
2 Oliobi
4 Ocha
5 Egwuonwu

Siblings-in-law

same generation no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no siblings-in-law recorded.

Co-siblings-in-law

same generation no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no co-siblings-in-law recorded.

Cousins

same generation relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Children of full siblings of biological parents)

Ọnụọ Ọra has no first cousins recorded.

Nephews and Nieces

generation -1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Children of full siblings)

Ọnụọ Ọra has no nephews or nieces recorded.

Children

generation -1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological children)

Ọnụọ Ọra has 23 sons and 1 daughter recorded (24 in total).

Children-in-law

generation -1 no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has 1 son-in-law and 2 daughters-in-law recorded (3 in total).

Partners of biological children (3)

Son Ezeagu EZE OGUINE
1 X EZEAGU
Daughter Ulonwa
1 Ezisi NWOSU
Son Eze Onyiwalu
1 X

Grandchildren

generation -2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandchildren)

Ọnụọ Ọra has 30 grandsons recorded.

Biological grandchildren (30)

Parents Ezeagu EZE OGUINE + X EZEAGU
1 Chukwuma EZEAGU
2 Amazu EZEAGU
3 Chukwujekwu EZEAGU
4 Asomugha EZEAGU
5 Egbosimba EZEAGU
Parents Eze Enwe + … …
9 Nwokolo
10 Ubajaka
11 Obidike
12 Okeke
Parents Eze Chukwu + … …
1 Eze Ukwu 17991862
Parents Eze Okolonkwo + … …
Parents Eze Onyiwalu + X
1 Okafo 17841871
2 Mmoneke 17861850
3 Obiora 17881853
Parents Eze Oliora + … …
Parents Eze Nwa + … …
Parents Eze Nwegbu + … …
Parents Aronu EZE OGUINE + … …

Grandchildren-in-law

generation -2 no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has 3 granddaughters-in-law recorded.

Partners of biological grandchildren (3)

Marriage  Eze Oguine Ifeluonye Eze Nwa + … …
1 Mrs CHUKWUMA
Marriage  Eze Oguine Ifeluonye Eze Nwa + … …
1 Mgboli
Marriage  Eze Oguine Ifeluonye Eze Nwa + … …

Summary for the shown extended family

The extended family of Ọnụọ Ọra has 85 members (including Ọnụọ Ọra). (additional members of the partner chains are not counted)

Great-grandparents

generation +3 relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Biological great-grandparents)

Ọnụọ Ọra has one great-grandfather recorded.

Biological grandparents of father (1)

Parents Udude + Aha-Udude (Marriage) of Eze Agha
1 Udude 16251710

Grandparents

generation +2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandparents)

Ọnụọ Ọra has one grandfather recorded.

Biological parents of father (1)

Marriage  Eze Agha + X-Eze Agha
1 Eze Agha 16501745

Uncles and Aunts

generation +1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Full siblings of biological parents)

Ọnụọ Ọra has one uncle recorded.

Siblings of father (1)

Parents  Eze Agha + X-Eze Agha
1 Eze Agha Jnr. 16851763

Uncles and Aunts by marriage

generation +1 no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no uncles or aunts by marriage recorded.

Parents

generation +1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological parents)

Ọnụọ Ọra has one father recorded.

Biological parents (1)

Marriage  Eze Nnwa + Nono Uduji
1 Eze Nnwa 17011791

Parents-in-law

generation +1 no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has one father-in-law recorded.

Marriage with Imeduegwu Dim Ogeli  (1)

Partnership Dim Ogeli Dim Naagu + … …
Dim Ogeli Dim Naagu

Co-parents-in-law

same generation no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no co-parents-in-law recorded.

Partners

same generation no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no partners recorded.

Partner chains

same generation no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no members of a partner chain recorded.

Siblings

same generation relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Full siblings)

Ọnụọ Ọra has 6 brothers recorded.

Half siblings (6)

Parents Eze Nnwa + X-Eze Nnwa
1 Efogwo
2 Oliobi
4 Ocha
5 Egwuonwu

Siblings-in-law

same generation no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no siblings-in-law recorded.

Co-siblings-in-law

same generation no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no co-siblings-in-law recorded.

Cousins

same generation relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Children of full siblings of biological parents)

Ọnụọ Ọra has no first cousins recorded.

Nephews and Nieces

generation -1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Children of full siblings)

Ọnụọ Ọra has no nephews or nieces recorded.

Children

generation -1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological children)

Ọnụọ Ọra has 23 sons recorded.

Children-in-law

generation -1 no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has one son-in-law recorded.

Partners of biological children (1)

Daughter Ulonwa
1 Ezisi NWOSU

Grandchildren

generation -2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandchildren)

Ọnụọ Ọra has 30 grandsons recorded.

Biological grandchildren (30)

Parents Ezeagu EZE OGUINE + X EZEAGU
1 Chukwuma EZEAGU
2 Amazu EZEAGU
3 Chukwujekwu EZEAGU
4 Asomugha EZEAGU
5 Egbosimba EZEAGU
Parents Eze Enwe + … …
9 Nwokolo
10 Ubajaka
11 Obidike
12 Okeke
Parents Eze Chukwu + … …
1 Eze Ukwu 17991862
Parents Eze Okolonkwo + … …
Parents Eze Onyiwalu + X
1 Okafo 17841871
2 Mmoneke 17861850
3 Obiora 17881853
Parents Eze Oliora + … …
Parents Eze Nwa + … …
Parents Eze Nwegbu + … …
Parents Aronu EZE OGUINE + … …

Grandchildren-in-law

generation -2 no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no grandchildren-in-law recorded.

Summary for the shown extended family

The extended family of Ọnụọ Ọra has 66 members (including Ọnụọ Ọra). (additional members of the partner chains are not counted)

Great-grandparents

generation +3 relationship coefficient: 12.5% (Biological great-grandparents)

Ọnụọ Ọra has one great-grandmother recorded.

Biological grandparents of father (1)

Parents Udude + Aha-Udude (Marriage) of Eze Agha

Grandparents

generation +2 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Biological grandparents)

Ọnụọ Ọra has one grandmother recorded.

Biological parents of father (1)

Marriage  Eze Agha + X-Eze Agha

Uncles and Aunts

generation +1 relationship coefficient: 25.0% (Full siblings of biological parents)

Ọnụọ Ọra has no uncles or aunts recorded.

Uncles and Aunts by marriage

generation +1 no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no uncles or aunts by marriage recorded.

Parents

generation +1 relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Biological parents)

Ọnụọ Ọra has 2 mothers recorded.

Biological parents (1)

Marriage  Eze Nnwa + Nono Uduji

Stepparents (1)

Marriage  Eze Nnwa + X-Eze Nnwa

Parents-in-law

generation +1 no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no parents-in-law recorded.

Co-parents-in-law

same generation no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no co-parents-in-law recorded.

Partners

same generation no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has 9 female partners recorded.

Partner of Ọnụọ Ọra  (9)

7 Nwakanwa Eze Oguine 17491826
9 Onyebuchi Eze Oguine 17441833

Partner chains

same generation no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no members of a partner chain recorded.

Siblings

same generation relationship coefficient: 50.0% (Full siblings)

Ọnụọ Ọra has no siblings recorded.

Siblings-in-law

same generation no blood relationship

Ọnụọ Ọra has no siblings-in-law recorded.

Co-siblings-in-law

same generation no blood relationship