Perhaps you should try some spelling variations:
"james bernardo, 2nd earl of bandon" » "james fernando, 2nd earl of bandon", "james hernando, 2nd earl of bandon", "james bernardo, 2nd early of bandon", "james bernardo, 2nd earl of blandon", "james bernardo, 2nd earl of bandos"
"james leonardo, 2nd earl of bandon" » "james leonardo, 2nd early of bandon", "james leonardo, 2nd earl of blandon", "james leonardo, 2nd earl of bandos"
"james gerardo, 2nd earl of abandono" » "james gerardo, 2nd early of abandono", "james gerardo, 2nd earl of ablandono", "james gerardo, 2nd earl of abandoso"

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