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The '''Honourable Lord Daniel Roger Palethorn''' was the alleged great-grandfather of [[Lord Palethorn]] according to an article published in the ''[[Medievil Times]]'' newspaper on April 21, 1886.{{Bookref|Medievil-Times}}{{Bookref|Medievil-Times|1}}
The '''Honourable Lord Daniel Roger Palethorn''' was the alleged great-grandfather of [[Lord Palethorn]] according to an article published in the ''[[Medievil Times]]'' newspaper on April 21, 1886.{{Bookref|Medievil-Times}}{{Bookref|Medievil-Times|1}}
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===Names===
====Daniel====
[[wiktionary:Daniel|Daniel]] is a name derived from Hebrew דָּנִיֵּאל (daniyél, literally “God is my judge”).
====Roger====
[[wiktionary:Roger|Roger]] comes from Old French Rogier, which originates from the Frankish equivalent of Old English Hrōþgār (see Hroðgar), itself coming from Proto-Germanic *Hrōþigaizaz (“fame-spear”).
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PLEASE NOTE: The subject of this article originates from Medievil Times, a promotional MediEvil 2 newspaper produced by the CHJM advertising agency. Due to the nature of its origin, the newspaper is classed as a Tier 4 canon resource, i.e. it is superseded by most other sources of canon. See GP:CANON for more information.
Honourable Lord Daniel Roger Palethorn
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The Honourable Lord Daniel Roger Palethorn was the alleged great-grandfather of Lord Palethorn according to an article published in the Medievil Times newspaper on April 21, 1886.[1][1.1]

Behind the scenes

Names

Daniel

Daniel is a name derived from Hebrew דָּנִיֵּאל (daniyél, literally “God is my judge”).

Roger

Roger comes from Old French Rogier, which originates from the Frankish equivalent of Old English Hrōþgār (see Hroðgar), itself coming from Proto-Germanic *Hrōþigaizaz (“fame-spear”).

References

  1. Medievil Times Medievil Times. Created and distributed by Claydon Heeley Jones Mason in May 2000.
    1. Page 1 of Medievil Times Medievil Times. Created and distributed by Claydon Heeley Jones Mason in May 2000.

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