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Dates
III 2902 - III 3008 (S.R. 1302 - 1408, lived 106 years); Master of Buckland for 45 years from III 2963 (S.R. 1363)
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Brandy Hall above Bucklebury
Meaning
Rory (perhaps inspired by an Irish name meaning 'red king') represents a shortening of this Hobbit's full name, Rorimac
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Old Rory BrandybuckA common name for Rorimac the Master of BucklandThe name generally given to Rorimac Brandybuck, the Master of Buckland, in his later years. He was the grandfather of Meriadoc Brandybuck, noted for his hospitality and generosity. He was at Bilbo's farewell Birthday Party (he would have been ninety-nine years old at the time) and was the first to suspect the true meaning of Bilbo's disappearance at that Party - that he had set out on another adventure. Old Rory was succeeded as Master of Buckland by his elder son, Saradoc. Indexes: About this entry:
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