Those Who Came Before

Notes

Ralph de WAIET [Seigneur of Gael & Earl of Norfolk]

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Seigneur

Emma (Avise) FITZOSBORNE

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Ralph Seigneur de GAEL [Earl of Norfolk]

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Emma FITZOSBORNE

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William DE GAEL

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Alan DE GAEL

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William DE VERNON

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Emma (Avise) FITZOSBORNE

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FitzHerfast OSBERN Steward of Normandy

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Emma of IVRY

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Osbern FITZOSBERN Bishop of Exeter

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Galbreath (Gilgaud) MCMULLEN

"History of Mercer County (PA)" pg. 1088-1089

Galbreath McMullen
Probably one of the oldest, if not the oldest man that ever lived in Mercer County was Galbreath McMullen, of Mill Creek Township, who died at the home of his son A.J. McMullen about midday between Sandy Lake and New Lebanon, on 24 Sep 1884, aged 104 years, 5 months and 16 days. He was born at Winchester, VA 8 Apr 1779, the son of Galbreath and Margaret (Luckens) McMullen.