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- Clan Galbraith The Clan Galbraith Association (CGA) was formed in January, 1980 at the request of the Council of Scottish Clan Associations. Its goal is to rekindle the Galbraith Clan spirit and closeness among its members, to assist and encourage genealogical research pertaining to the Galbraith family, and to collect, collate and store Galbraith history and genealogical data so that it is readily available to its families and descendants. It also strives to further the preservation of its Scottish traditions, art, music, and culture.
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