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sir christopher conyers, 2nd baronet
Conyers baronets and Lord Lieutenant of Durham
(b. 1621)
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sir john conyers, 3rd bt.
(1649-1719)
(b. 1649)
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sir baldwin conyers, 4th bt.
(1681-1731)
(b. 1681)
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sir ralph conyers, of horden, 5th baronet
Est 1697 - 22 Nov 1767
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sir john conyers
Yorkshire gentry during the Wars of the Roses
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sir william conyers
Peerage person ID=569102
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sir gerard conyers
Peerage person ID=573567
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sir richard conyers, of south cowton
(est. 1420 - )
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unknown daughter conyers
Peerage person ID=717562
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sir robert conyers, of ormsby
- 1390
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unknown daughter conyers
Peerage person ID=454758
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sir john conyers
Peerage person ID=695975
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sir john conyers
Peerage person ID=607753
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unknown daughter conyers
Peerage person ID=717561
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sir john conyers
Peerage person ID=325797
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) is a very rare unisex forename. The given name Conyers is habitual in Northern America, particularly the United States, where it is a very rare unisex name. Much more frequently, Conyers is the last name as well as the forename.