Narrative

293.   Quincey Sidney Aldis was born to Denice Aldis and Moses Aldis in the town of Clyde Hill, on the island of Stantonville. He is named after his grandfather, Quincey Noland. 27 people came to meet Quincey Aldis for the first time this year: Bengt Aldis, Barbara Vaclav, Denice Aldis, Ellette Vaclav, Cass Vaclav, Vittoria Aldis, Ellette Aldis, Raimund Noland, Quincey Aldis, Adam Noland, Isadore Aldis, Flor Aldis, Birdie Aldis, Whittaker Vaclav, Windham Vaclav, Tan Noland, Moses Aldis, Kathryne Aldis, Helga Noland, Carolin Vaclav, Percy Noland, Blaire Noland, Quincey Noland, Verla Noland, Rubi Vaclav, Brooks Vaclav, and Maximilian Vaclav. Quincey Aldis died in Clyde Hill, Stantonville, from complications related to infancy; he was not even a year old. Quincey Aldis was laid to rest in the Clyde Hill cemetery by a procession of its residents, who placed a gravestone there.
297.   Quincey Aldis's younger half-sister, Barbara Aldis, was born in Clyde Hill.
300.   Quincey Aldis's younger sister, La Aldis, was born in Clyde Hill. Quincey Aldis's younger half-brother, Ricky Vaclav, was born in the town of Clyde Hill, on the island of Stantonville.
319.   Quincey Aldis's father Moses Aldis married Carolin Vaclav in Clyde Hill, Stantonville.
320.   Quincey Aldis's younger half-brother, Ned Aldis, was born in the town of Clyde Hill, on the island of Stantonville.
325.   Quincey Aldis's younger half-sister, Ellette Aldis, was born in the town of Clyde Hill, on the island of Stantonville.
332.   Quincey Aldis's parents Moses Aldis and Carolin Aldis divorced after 13 years of marriage; they had 3 children together.
338.   Quincey Aldis's father Moses Aldis married Doralynn Vaclav in Goodnews Bay, Stantonville.