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'''House Allison''' were the hereditary rulers of [[Oriente]] stretching back before the founding of the [[Free Worlds League]]. When the last member of the family was killed in [[2845]] the title was granted to [[House Halas]]. | '''House Allison''' were the hereditary rulers of [[Oriente]] stretching back before the founding of the [[Free Worlds League]]. When the last member of the family was killed in [[2845]] the title was granted to [[House Halas]]. | ||
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==Known members of the family== | ==Known members of the family== | ||
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* [[Harlan Allison]], Last scion of the family, killed in [[2845]]. | * [[Harlan Allison]], Last scion of the family, killed in [[2845]]. | ||
* [[Marquis]] [[Kendal Allison]], Brother of Harlan.<ref name="SSWsb67">''Second Succession War (Sourcebook)'', p. 67</ref> | * [[Marquis]] [[Kendal Allison]], Brother of Harlan.<ref name="SSWsb67">''Second Succession War (Sourcebook)'', p. 67</ref> | ||
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| + | ==Family Heirlooms and Holdings== | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 11:07, 20 May 2018
| House Allison | |
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| Title(s) | Duchy of Oriente |
| Died out | 2845 |
| Affiliation | Free Worlds League |
House Allison were the hereditary rulers of Oriente stretching back before the founding of the Free Worlds League. When the last member of the family was killed in 2845 the title was granted to House Halas.
Contents
History
Origins
Destruction
Known members of the family
- Thomas Allison, President of the Federation of Oriente, 2272 - 2290.
- Hektor Allison, Duke 2602 to 2639.
- Martin Allison, Duke 2700 to 2753.
- Carter Allison, Duke in 2804.
- Harlan Allison, Last scion of the family, killed in 2845.
- Marquis Kendal Allison, Brother of Harlan.[1]
Family Heirlooms and Holdings
References
- ↑ Second Succession War (Sourcebook), p. 67