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Jun. 06, 1968 - The Mellon Banking Family To See Founder's Home In Ulster: Fifty members of the Mellon family, one of America's greatest financial dynasties, make a pilgrimage tomorrow to the cottage in Ulster where the man who began it was born. Thomas Mellon, 5, and his parents set out in 1818 from Camp Hill Cottage, Mountjoy, near Omagh, Co. Tyrone, to start life anew. Thomas became a lawyer and a judge and later found the Mellon National Bank and Trust, which has become one of the largest in the United States. His son, Andrew, became Ambassador to London in 1932. Last years the Mellon family gave over £100, 000 towards the restoration and upkeep of the ancestral home. Newly thatched, furnished in original style and with turf fire blazing, it awaits the visit of Thomas Mellon's descendants, led by Dr. Matthew Mellon, 71, retired professor of art history, and present head of the family. Their total income is about the same as Ulster's gross domestic product, £550-million a year. Photo shows A view of Camp Hill Cottage, Co.Tyronne, the Mellon family's ancestral home
