Narrative

281.   Baneberry, Stantonville, was founded by Marline Vaclav, Rayner Aldis, Marcos Vaclav, Jodie Aldis, Anna-Maria Vaclav, Anna-Maria Vaclav, and Jodie Aldis. Jodie Aldis, who in 281 founded Baneberry along with 6 others, took her own life in Baneberry, Stantonville; she was 47 years old. 4 newcomer(s) moved to Baneberry in 281: Rayner Aldis, Marline Vaclav, Anna-Maria Vaclav, and Marcos Vaclav.
282.   Rayner Aldis, who in 281 founded Baneberry along with 6 others, died in Baneberry, Stantonville, of natural causes; he was 63 years old.
286.   Marline Vaclav, who in 281 founded Baneberry along with 6 others, died in Baneberry, Stantonville, after showing symptoms of disease; she was 46 years old.
297.   There is talk of the settlements of Elim and Baneberry consolidating.
299.   The settlements of Baneberry and Jacksons' Gap are consolidating; since it's the biggest town and the economic center of the area, Baneberry will absorb the other settlements. Baneberry has annexed Jacksons' Gap. 1 newcomer(s) moved to Baneberry in 299: Salomon Vaclav.
300.   The settlements of Elim and Baneberry are consolidating; since it's the biggest town and the economic center of the area, Elim will absorb the other settlements. Baneberry has been annexed by Elim.
347.   Anna-Maria Vaclav, who in 281 founded Baneberry along with 6 others, died in Noland Lake, Stantonville, of natural causes; she was 68 years old.
351.   Marcos Vaclav, who in 281 founded Baneberry along with 6 others, died in Lexington, Stantonville, of natural causes; he was 90 years old.