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Help[Games] Re: CN's Century Congrats - Round 3
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LN: Madigan
DH: Samuel Thomas "Sam" (30) [November 3, 1885]
DW: Elizabeth Amelia [Harper] (29) [May 16, 1886]
-DD: Rose Amelia (10) [March 21, 1905]
-DD: Gwendolyn Hope "Gwen" (8) [September 24, 1907]
-DS/DD: Thomas Warren / Belle Sophia (5) [February 27, 1910]
-DD: Lily Evangeline (2) [April 14, 1913]
The Madigan family has lived a peaceful life so far. Elizabeth and Sam married when they were quite young and began having children right away. Rose came first, followed by Gwen, then the twins Thomas and Belle. Lily is the latest of their children, a bright and beautiful toddler now. They live in a small coastal town in Delaware, where Sam makes a good living as a doctor. Elizabeth also works, as a teacher, which many of her neighbors disapprove of; but Elizabeth has very progressive ideas, and as long as she is able to care for her children and teach at the same time she will continue to do so. The family has always been content, but recently frightening things have bene happening in the world. A war has started in Europe, one the family is hoping fervently the country can stay out of. Sam and Elizabeth watch the papers fervently, waiting for any sign that they may be joinign the war. They are particularly frightened that, with Sam's medical expertise, he may be drafted more quickly than others.
DH: Samuel Thomas "Sam" (30) [November 3, 1885]
DW: Elizabeth Amelia [Harper] (29) [May 16, 1886]
-DD: Rose Amelia (10) [March 21, 1905]
-DD: Gwendolyn Hope "Gwen" (8) [September 24, 1907]
-DS/DD: Thomas Warren / Belle Sophia (5) [February 27, 1910]
-DD: Lily Evangeline (2) [April 14, 1913]
The Madigan family has lived a peaceful life so far. Elizabeth and Sam married when they were quite young and began having children right away. Rose came first, followed by Gwen, then the twins Thomas and Belle. Lily is the latest of their children, a bright and beautiful toddler now. They live in a small coastal town in Delaware, where Sam makes a good living as a doctor. Elizabeth also works, as a teacher, which many of her neighbors disapprove of; but Elizabeth has very progressive ideas, and as long as she is able to care for her children and teach at the same time she will continue to do so. The family has always been content, but recently frightening things have bene happening in the world. A war has started in Europe, one the family is hoping fervently the country can stay out of. Sam and Elizabeth watch the papers fervently, waiting for any sign that they may be joinign the war. They are particularly frightened that, with Sam's medical expertise, he may be drafted more quickly than others.
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