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| − | '''Marie Devon''' was an original member of [[Clan Ghost Bear]] and founder of the [[Devon (Bloodname)|Devon Bloodhouse]] in the early [[twenty-ninth century]]. Marie Devon was the daughter of [[Hugh Devon]], a [[Star League Defense Force]] naval officer who served aboard the [[Xbalanque|SLS ''Xbalanque'']] as a midshipman during the [[Amaris Civil War]] and who presumably followed [[General]] [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] on the [[Exodus]].<ref name="JHS:Tp91">''Jihad Hot Spots: Terra'', p. 91: "Clanner's View"</ref><ref name=HOK37-GB-MD-1>Historical: Operation Klondike, p. 37: "Clan Ghost Bear", Marie Devon listed among the original 40 Ghost Bear members</ref> | + | '''Marie Devon''' was an original member of [[Clan Ghost Bear]] and founder of the [[Devon (Bloodname)|Devon Bloodhouse]] in the early [[twenty-ninth century]]. Marie Devon was the daughter of [[Hugh Devon]], a [[Star League Defense Force]] naval officer who served aboard the [[Xbalanque|SLS ''Xbalanque'']] as a midshipman during the [[Amaris Civil War]] and who presumably followed [[General]] [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] on the [[Operation EXODUS|Exodus]].<ref name="JHS:Tp91">''Jihad Hot Spots: Terra'', p. 91: "Clanner's View"</ref><ref name=HOK37-GB-MD-1>Historical: Operation Klondike, p. 37: "Clan Ghost Bear", Marie Devon listed among the original 40 Ghost Bear members</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 22:21, 17 January 2024
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Marie Devon was an original member of Clan Ghost Bear and founder of the Devon Bloodhouse in the early twenty-ninth century. Marie Devon was the daughter of Hugh Devon, a Star League Defense Force naval officer who served aboard the SLS Xbalanque as a midshipman during the Amaris Civil War and who presumably followed General Aleksandr Kerensky on the Exodus.[1][2]