Birmingham
Est. 371
Birmingham is a tiny settlement on the island of New Waterford, Diol, that was founded in the year 371.
Geography
Island: New WaterfordCoast: InlandArea: 0.05 square miles
Origination
Founded: 371Founders: Johan Jordan, Jean-Lou Prasun, Nevile Noland
Annexed: None
Ships
Ships in port: NoneHouses
Houses: Jordan House, Prasun House, Noland House, Noland House, Noland HouseDemography
Population: no one since 400Highest-ever population: 6 (in 383)
Residents
Residents: NoneFormer residents who moved away: Storm Noland, Nathalia Jordan, Lynde Jordan, Kenneth Jordan, Mari Vaclav
Died here: Nevile Noland (Natural causes), Jean-Lou Prasun (Suicide), Johan Jordan (Natural causes)
Murders: None
Narrative
371. Birmingham, New Waterford, was founded by Johan Jordan, Jean-Lou Prasun, and Nevile Noland. 3 newcomer(s) moved to Birmingham in 371: Johan Jordan, Nevile Noland, and Jean-Lou Prasun.374. 1 newcomer(s) moved to Birmingham in 374: Storm Noland.
380. 1 resident(s) moved out of Birmingham in 380: Storm Noland.
382. Nevile Noland, who in 371 founded Birmingham along with 2 others, died in Birmingham, New Waterford, of natural causes; he was 67 years old.
383. 4 newcomer(s) moved to Birmingham in 383: Nathalia Jordan, Mari Jordan, Kenneth Jordan, and Lynde Jordan.
384. 4 resident(s) moved out of Birmingham in 384: Nathalia Jordan, Mari Jordan, Kenneth Jordan, and Lynde Jordan.
393. Jean-Lou Prasun, who in 371 founded Birmingham along with 2 others, took his own life in Birmingham, New Waterford; he was 44 years old.
401. Johan Jordan, who in 371 founded Birmingham along with 2 others, died in Birmingham, New Waterford, of natural causes; he was 86 years old.
