Name: Avenwell Bluffs_2020-05-11

Updated: 08-06-2020 01:08:24.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Sarah Pearl Latham Rundangh: Birth: 30 AUG 1848 in Rundangh Castle, Rundangh Island, Avenwell Islands. Death: 19 MAY 1902 in Avenwell Bluffs, Cooke County, Newland

  2. Philip Edgar Latham Rundangh: Birth: 09 OCT 1850 in Rundangh Castle, Rundangh Island, Avenwell Islands. Death: 07 JUN 1852 in Rundangh Castle, Rundangh Island, Avenwell Islands


Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Samuel Clarence Andrews: Birth: 05 NOV 1853 in Bluehaven, Gilvesdon. Death: 22 JAN 1920 in Bluehaven, Gilvesdon

  2. Leona Eleanor Andrews: Birth: 18 OCT 1854 in Bluehaven, Gilvesdon. Death: 01 JAN 1889 in Bluehaven, Gilvesdon


Notes
a. Note:   Prince Randolph and Princess Gertrude were only married for four years when he died, under mysterious circumstances, in an obscure part of the Avenwell Islands, leaving behind a two year old daughter Princess Sarah, and a 10 day old son, Prince Philip.
  Princess Gertrude was coerced into marrying again just a few months later, so that her young children could have a father, but the young prince would not live to see his 2nd birthday, as he was killed when his step-father tried, unsuccessfully, to take the castle in 1852.
  King James stripped Walter of his lands and title, and he fled to Bluehaven, Gilvesdon, forcing the grieving Princess Gertrude and Princess Sarah to go with him, where they would have two more children.
  It was during this uprising that, suspicion arose that Walter had something to do with both Prince Randolph and Prince Philip's deaths, but it was never proven.
  When Walter died in 1882, Gertrude moved to Knight City, with her oldest daughter, Sarah and her family, while her other children remained in Bluehaven.

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