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Pell
Est. 394

Pell is a former settlement on the island of Gloucester, Diol, that was founded in the year 394 and annexed by Hoover in 400.

Geography

Island: Gloucester
Coast: South
Area: 0.27 square miles

Origination

Founded: 394
Founders: Skippie Aldis, Win Aldis
Annexed: Grandview
Annexed by: Hoover in 400

Ships

Former ships: None

Houses

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

Demography

Highest-ever population: 2 (in 394)

Residents

Residents: None
Former residents who moved away: Skippie Aldis, Win Aldis
Died here: None
Murders: None

Narrative

394.   Pell, Gloucester, was founded by Skippie Aldis and Win Aldis, who are currently its only two inhabitants. 2 newcomer(s) moved to Pell in 394: Skippie Aldis, and Win Aldis.
398.   The town of Pell, Gloucester, which has no more open plots on which new residents could build their homes, is going to absorb the now unused adjacent land of the abandoned settlement of Grandview. Pell has annexed Grandview.
400.   The settlements of Hoover, Pell, and Danbury are consolidating; since it's the biggest town and the economic center of the area, Hoover will absorb the other settlements. Pell has been annexed by Hoover.
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