Ebbe Sunesen was Lord of Knardrup, in Zeeland, Denmark. He is said to have led Sverker II's troops in 1208 battle of Lena. Some material calls him Marsk (whether it was Danish marsk or Swedish). Ebbe was one of the seven famed Sunesons, brothers and magnates in Denmark. (As already mentioned above, Ebbe's wife is not known to today.) He is apparently regarded to have had (at least) two daughters: Benedikte and Cecilie. The latter was married with a Jon Reimatsen, and became mother of the long-lived Jon Litle de Scania, ultimately the drost. Jon Litle was thus first cousin of Helena Sverkersdotter, mother of queen Catherine of Sweden. Ebbe's son Johannes (yet one Jon more, there) became Lord High Constable of Denmark. Although by Saxo's account the Sunesons were agnates of the Hvide chieftain dynasty (of Zeeland), for some reason Ebbe has been dubbed with the name [Galen] in later historiography/ genealogy. Galen though is name later applied to families mostly in Skåne (not in Zeeland): some cognatic descendants of Ebbe's sister, and to cognatic descendants of Ebbe through his daughter Cecilie; which may have a common origin in Cecilie's husband Jon Reimatsen and an ancestor of children of Ebbe's niece, being possibly related. Thus, there is no necessity to put Ebbe as a [Galen], and it may well be a mistaken appellation.