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A family surname established circa 1700. Is a form of Galbraith and Gilbreth. Translates into English from the Scottish word Culcruech. Means Foreigner or new comer. The clan Galbraith was a family living in Scotland with roots all the way back to the Pictish kingdom of Alba. Clan Galbraith were land owners who were know as a strong group of people with great moral conviction. See Galbraith coat of arms. Three bears muzzled. See Galbraith family motto obice savior
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