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Aldis Hill
Est. 332

Aldis Hill is a tiny settlement on the island of Shrewsbury, Diol, that was founded in the year 332.

Geography

Island: Shrewsbury
Coast: Inland
Area: 0.12 square miles

Origination

Named for: Austin Aldis
Founded: 332
Founders: Austin Aldis, Bishop Aldis
Annexed: None

Ships

Ships in port: None

Houses

Houses: Aldis House, Aldis House, Aldis House, Aldis House, Aldis House

Demography

Population: no one since 383
Highest-ever population: 4 (in 370)

Residents

Residents: None
Former residents who moved away: Konstance Aldis, Durand Aldis
Died here: Eddy Aldis (Infancy), Nelle Aldis (Infancy), Bishop Aldis (Natural causes), Austin Aldis (Natural causes)
Murders: None

Narrative

332.   Aldis Hill, Shrewsbury, was founded by Austin Aldis and Bishop Aldis, who are currently its only two inhabitants. They named it after Austin Aldis. 2 newcomer(s) moved to Aldis Hill in 332: Austin Aldis, and Bishop Aldis.
366.   1 newcomer(s) moved to Aldis Hill in 366: Konstance Aldis.
371.   1 resident(s) moved out of Aldis Hill in 371: Konstance Aldis.
372.   Bishop Aldis, who in 332 founded Aldis Hill along with 1 others, died in Aldis Hill, Shrewsbury, of natural causes; he was 62 years old.
384.   Austin Aldis, who in 332 founded Aldis Hill along with 1 others, died in Aldis Hill, Shrewsbury, of natural causes; he was 72 years old.
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