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The article lists as one of his potential children Agnes (or Maud or Anne) Balliol, but the article for her husband says that she is the daughter of
John I de Balliol (his and his wife's articles says so too), making her King John Balliol's sister and Isabella's sister-in-law, not their daughter. Are there conflicting sources about whether she is King John's daughter or sister?
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The article lists as one of his potential children Agnes (or Maud or Anne) Balliol, but the article for her husband says that she is the daughter of
John I de Balliol (his and his wife's articles says so too), making her King John Balliol's sister and Isabella's sister-in-law, not their daughter. Are there conflicting sources about whether she is King John's daughter or sister?
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17:39, 16 August 2018 (UTC)reply