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Name:
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Sir Quackly McDuck. In his unpublished sketches Don Rosa shows that his last name should be spelled MacDuich, because the clan didn't start to spell their name "McDuck" before 1071 when William the conqueror invaded Scotland. |
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Address:
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He used to live in the McDuck Castle at Dismal Downs. |
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Born:
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Around 1010 at Dismal Downs?, Scotland. |
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Died:
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1057 by accidentally sealing himself inside the wall of the McDuck Castle. |
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First appearance:
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1948 in "The Old Castle's Secret" (mentioned) by name).
1991 in "The last of the Clan McDuck" (in person as a ghost). |
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Created by:
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Carl Barks and Don Rosa |
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Father:
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Unknown |
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Mother:
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Unknown |
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Siblings:
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Unknown |
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Spouse:
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Unknown |
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Children:
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Unknown |
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Other close relatives:
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The Clan McDuck
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Occupation:
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He used to be a Member of the old Scottish aristocracy. |
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Member of:
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Drives:
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He was probably riding a Horse. |
The name for Sir Quackly McDuck in some other languages:
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| Danish: |
Hertug McUakkson von And |
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| Dutch (in the Netherlands): |
Sir Quack McDuck |
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| Finnish: |
Rikhard Ankanmieli |
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| French: |
Sir
Quackly McPicsou | Sir Duncan McPicsou (Sometimes "Sir Markus" has been used, probably by error from the French publishers.) |
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| German: |
Sir Donnerbold Duck |
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| Italian: |
Duca Quaquarone de' Paperoni |
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| Norwegian: |
Hertug Kvakkesen McDuck |
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| Portuguese: |
Sir Quackius (in Brazil). |
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| Spanish (in Spain): |
Sir Quackly | Sir Recaredo McPato | Sir Graznón |
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| Swedish: |
Sir Kvack McAnka |
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Biography:
Sir Quackly McDuck was born around 1010. We can assume that he was born in the McDuck Castle at Dismal Downs. We don't know much abut his life, but at least we know how he died. In 1057 he received a chest from the Scottish Treasury as a reward for protecting King MacBeth in the McDuck Castle during the civil war. Unfortunately he got carried away with protecting his new gold and accidentally sealed himself into a wall inside the Castle, together with his treasure.
In the years, decades and centuries to come many generations McDucks searched for the remains of Sir Quackly and his treasure. But first almost 900 years later, in 1948, Scrooge McDuck finally succeeded and finally put an end to that search.
Already more that 70 years before in 1877 Scrooge met Sir Quackly's ghost when he first visited the McDuck Castle alone. At that point Sir Quackly didn't tell Scrooge where to find his treasure because he believed that Scrooge should learn to earn his own money during hard work first. In 1885 the two met again. At that point Sir Quackly tried to help Scrooge against the Whiskervilles.
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