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After retiring as a justice, he campaigned with Edward III in Flanders, and distinguished himself as a soldier. He was also one of the instigators behind the king's actions against Archbishop Stratford in 1340. He died at Ghent the same year, probably on December 2nd, and was buried at Coverham Abbey, Yorkshire. Geoffrey le Scrope and his wife Ivetta had five sons. Their eldest son, Henry (whose daughter Joane married Henry Fitzhugh), became the first Baron Scrope of Masham.
 place of death: Geoffrey le Scrope, Ghent
Given options, please tell me the relationships of all the listed entity pairs.Output format is "relation1: word1, word2; relation2: word3, word4". 
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 Entity Pairs:  Geoffrey le Scrope, Ghent 
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 place of death: Geoffrey le Scrope, Ghent