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OLWIBULO LWA LWANDE WESONGA

OLWIBULO LWA LWANDE WESONGA

OLWIBULO LWA LWANDE WESONGA

Elizabeth Masiga Kakembo

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Lwande Books
Año de edición:
2018
Materia
Historia de África
ISBN:
9780995599819
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OLWIBULO LWA LWANDE WESONGA  preserves and expands on previous work by Abner Ekudu on the lineage and legacy of OMUTABONA LWANDE WESONGA and his descendants, as a branch of Abatabona. Few families anywhere can trace their ancestry from its origins in pre-biblical times to the present day. OLWIBULO LWA LWANDE WESONGA offers information updated to the latest generation. Further, in the interests of preservation as well as an aid to other researchers, this volume also includes  a facsimile copy of the original pages of Abner Ekudu’s 1995 research.

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