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Geonologies of Abasamia:
Akuru (Aguru) was the ancestor of the Abasamia; he died in Egypt. He was the father of Samia, the founder of the Abasamia clan.    Ouma Omanyo is the son of Omanyo; son of Ochieno; son of Omanyo; son of Obinda; son of Wamira who died at Lwambwa; son of Khakwe; son of Ng’weno; son of Lunani; son of Tebino; son of Samia.

William Odame is the son of Omusebe; son of Okuku; son of Obola; son of Oremo; son of Were; they all died here. Were was the son of Makabe; he died at Budinyi in Bunyala and Makabe died here. Makabe was the son of Khayoda who died at Lwambwa; son of Musamia who died at Lwambwa; son of Mudunyi who died at Lwambwa; son of Atori who died at Budunyi in Bunyala.       Donald Musungu is the son of Naliali; son of Shibeto; son of Kundu; son of Mudenyo; son of Andati who died at Lwambwa; son of Podi; son of Waburi; son of Tebino; son of Samia; son of Alununi; they all died at Lwambwa.

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