Family Tree
This family tree is based on Don Rosa's McDuck Family Tree, and shows the relationship to the Duck family. It includes McDucks from the 19th and 20th centuries, but not distant ancestors. Among the most famous McDucks that did not appear in Rosa's tree are Scrooge McDuck's half-brothers Gideon McDuck and Rumpus McFowl.
| "Dirty" Dingus McDuck |
Molly Mallard |
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| Angus "Pothole" (1829-1900) |
Unknown first wife |
Fergus (1830-1902) |
Downy O'Drake (1840-1897) |
Jake (1832-1900) |
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| Gideon | Scrooge (b. 1867) |
Matilda (b. 1871) |
Ludwig von Drake |
Hortense (b. 1876) |
Quackmore Duck (b. 1875) |
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| Donald (b. 1920) |
Thelma "Della" (b. 1920) |
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| Huey, Dewey, and Louie |
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