Sterling
Est. 340
Sterling is a tiny settlement on the island of Stantonville, Diol, that was founded in the year 340.
Geography
Island: StantonvilleCoast: InlandArea: 0.25 square miles
Origination
Founded: 340Founders: Greer Aldis, Waverly Noland, Neale Vaclav, Joan Noland, Greer Aldis, Joan Noland
Annexed: None
Ships
Ships in port: NoneHouses
Houses: Noland House, Vaclav House, Noland House, Vaclav HouseDemography
Population: no one since 385Highest-ever population: 10 (in 360)
Residents
Residents: NoneFormer residents who moved away: Greer Aldis, Jonathon Vaclav, Torr Vaclav, Amelie Vaclav, Montague Noland, Ulberto Noland, Joan Noland, Katusha Noland, Hebert Vaclav, Bard Vaclav, Greer Vaclav
Died here: Almire Noland (Infancy), Waverly Noland (Disease), Charley Noland (Infancy), Neale Vaclav (Suicide)
Murders: None
Narrative
340. Sterling, Stantonville, was founded by Greer Noland, Waverly Noland, Neale Vaclav, Joan Noland, Greer Noland, and Joan Noland. 5 newcomer(s) moved to Sterling in 340: Waverly Noland, Greer Noland, Joan Noland, Almire Noland, and Neale Vaclav.345. Waverly Noland, who in 340 founded Sterling along with 5 others, died in Sterling, Stantonville, after showing symptoms of disease; he was 37 years old.
360. 3 newcomer(s) moved to Sterling in 360: Bard Vaclav, Hebert Vaclav, and Greer Vaclav.
363. 4 resident(s) moved out of Sterling in 363: Greer Vaclav, Jonathon Vaclav, Amelie Vaclav, and Torr Vaclav.
367. 1 newcomer(s) moved to Sterling in 367: Ulberto Noland.
368. 1 resident(s) moved out of Sterling in 368: Montague Noland.
369. 2 resident(s) moved out of Sterling in 369: Joan Noland, and Ulberto Noland.
374. 1 resident(s) moved out of Sterling in 374: Hebert Vaclav.
379. Greer Aldis, who in 340 founded Sterling along with 5 others, died in Powell's Crossroads, Diomede, after showing symptoms of disease; she was 63 years old. 2 resident(s) moved out of Sterling in 379: Bard Vaclav, and Greer Vaclav.
386. Neale Vaclav, who in 340 founded Sterling along with 5 others, took his own life in Sterling, Stantonville; he was 70 years old.
406. Joan Noland, who in 340 founded Sterling along with 5 others, died in Tuscaloosa, Stantonville, of natural causes; she was 68 years old.
