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16th Century | 16th Century | ||
Father (Giles) died, Mother (Isabella) dead | Father (Giles) died, Mother (Isabella) dead | ||
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Their lands close to Berwick has changed hands many times between English and Scottish occupation (indicating why on occasion the 16th Century Lady Alys can be seen in 'provential' garb of her grandmother (Scottish Geils). Family would have been involved with milling or wool / weaving given the locale in addition to typical local crop farming to keep the family and tenants fed. | Their lands close to Berwick has changed hands many times between English and Scottish occupation (indicating why on occasion the 16th Century Lady Alys can be seen in 'provential' garb of her grandmother (Scottish Geils). Family would have been involved with milling or wool / weaving given the locale in addition to typical local crop farming to keep the family and tenants fed. | ||
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Note: Surprisingly similar to Lady Wolfden is a woman only seen at night who is called Isador. She takes to encampments and entertains the residents with dancing, sometimes with her sisters of the Wolf Pack, sometimes singing or drumming... beware the one they call Isador... | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:12, 6 October 2011
Personna Details
16th Century
Father (Giles) died, Mother (Isabella) dead
Younger brother (Vincent) not yet of age - crown assumed wardship of the estate till brother became of age.
Actually managed to keep property in family once brother reached maturity.
Brother married, his wife and child died in childbed. Brother died a couple months after in hunting accident leaving full inheritance legally to his elder married sister Alys Wolfden.
Alys husband (Marc) died of disease, elderly man.
Alys now holds her families estate, her husbands as well.
Their lands close to Berwick has changed hands many times between English and Scottish occupation (indicating why on occasion the 16th Century Lady Alys can be seen in 'provential' garb of her grandmother (Scottish Geils). Family would have been involved with milling or wool / weaving given the locale in addition to typical local crop farming to keep the family and tenants fed.
Note: Surprisingly similar to Lady Wolfden is a woman only seen at night who is called Isador. She takes to encampments and entertains the residents with dancing, sometimes with her sisters of the Wolf Pack, sometimes singing or drumming... beware the one they call Isador...