Narrative

294.   Gulf Shores, Stantonville, was founded by Carly Vaclav, Raimund Vaclav, Tarah Noland, Walt Vaclav, Raimund Vaclav, and Walt Vaclav. 4 newcomer(s) moved to Gulf Shores in 294: Tarah Noland, Carly Vaclav, Raimund Vaclav, and Walt Vaclav.
313.   3 newcomer(s) moved to Gulf Shores in 313: Ingaberg Gilles, Kippie Gilles, and Quinlan Gilles.
323.   1 resident(s) moved out of Gulf Shores in 323: Quinlan Gilles.
324.   1 newcomer(s) moved to Gulf Shores in 324: Charissa Vaclav.
329.   4 newcomer(s) moved to Gulf Shores in 329: Walt Vaclav, Catlee Vaclav, Cass Vaclav, and Thacher Vaclav.
330.   1 resident(s) moved out of Gulf Shores in 330: Thacher Vaclav.
331.   The settlements of Cross Plains, Glennallen, Gulf Shoresand Alexander are consolidating; since it's the oldest town and the cultural center of the area, Cross Plains will absorb the other settlements. Gulf Shores has been annexed by Cross Plains.
337.   Raimund Vaclav, who in 294 founded Gulf Shores along with 5 others, was killed in Noland Lake, Stantonville by Thebault Vaclav, who was acting in self-defense; he was 48 years old.
349.   Carly Vaclav, who in 294 founded Gulf Shores along with 5 others, died in Clyde Hill, Stantonville, of natural causes; she was 86 years old.
350.   Tarah Vaclav, who in 294 founded Gulf Shores along with 5 others, died in Clyde Hill, Stantonville, of natural causes; she was 77 years old.
368.   Walt Vaclav, who in 294 founded Gulf Shores along with 5 others, was murdered by Simon Vaclav in an act of revenge.