Narrative

351.   Putnam, Stantonville, was founded by Oneida Vaclav, Kelwin Vaclav, Reynolds Vaclav, Nicolle Noland, Sibley Vaclav, Sibley Vaclav, Oneida Vaclav, and Reynolds Vaclav. 6 newcomer(s) moved to Putnam in 351: Nicolle Noland, Kelwin Vaclav, Reynolds Vaclav, Nicolle Vaclav, Sibley Vaclav, and Oneida Vaclav.
354.   The settlements of Goodnews Bay, Dracut, and Putnam are consolidating; since it's the biggest town and the economic center of the area, Goodnews Bay will absorb the other settlements. Putnam has been annexed by Goodnews Bay.
359.   Kelwin Vaclav, who in 351 founded Putnam along with 7 others, died in Tuscaloosa, Stantonville, after showing symptoms of disease; he was 34 years old.
364.   Nicolle Vaclav, who in 351 founded Putnam along with 7 others, was hanged aboard the Elephantoid as capital punishment for the attempted murder of Capt. Anton Vaclav; she was 38 years old.
390.   Reynolds Vaclav, who in 351 founded Putnam along with 7 others, died alone in the wilderness of Stantonville of starvation; he was 40 years old.
393.   Oneida Vaclav, who in 351 founded Putnam along with 7 others, died in Tuscaloosa, Stantonville, of natural causes; she was 63 years old.