Surname:
MiltonDH:
Oliver Benjamin (47- 1883)
DW:
Hazel Lillie (47 - 1883)
DS:
Fredrick Lewis (30 – 1900)
--DW:
Laura Bessie (1903-1919)
---DD/DD:
Evelyn Jane/
Virginia Anne (12 - 1918)
---DD/DD:
Irene Emma/ Elenor
Viola (11 - 1919)
DS1/DS2:
Samuel Edward /
David Francis (29 – 1901)
--DW1:
Lois Barbara (30 – 1900)
---DS:
Earl Alfred (10 – 1920)
---DD
Elizabeth Mary: (7 – 1923)
--DW2:
Charlotte Minnie (26 - 1903)
---DD:
Lillian Ruth (7 – 1923)
---DD:
Marjorie June (5 – 1925)
DS1/DS2:
Clarence Jack /
George Walter (26 – 1903)
--DW1:
Nancy Rita (1903 – 1930)
---DD:
Ida Joanne (4 – 1926)
DD:
Marie Grace (24 – 1906)
--DH:
Chester Calvin (1880-1930)
---DD/DD:
Audrey Viola /
Genevieve Clara (9– 1921)
DS1/DS2:
William Joseph /
Arthur John (22 -1908)
--DW1:
Lorraine Joyce (22 – 1908)
---DS:
Jesse Theodore (1927 – 1927)
---DD:
Jacqueline Emma (2 – 1928)
--DW2:
Bonnie Ann (20 – 1910)
---DS:
James Richard (1– 1929)
---DD:
Helen June (nb – 1930)
DS:
Thomas Clyde (19 – 1911)
--DW:
Alice Rose (19 – 1911)
---DS:
Harry Jack (nb – 1930)
DD:
Lucille Clara (16 – 1914)
DD:
Ruby Josephine (11 - 1919)
(Round 7 Scenario – 1930)To be written =)
(Round 6 Scenario – 1925)To be written =)
(Round 5 Scenario – 1920)Oliver and
Hazel have welcomed their last daughter,
Ruby.
Hazel feels she can no long bear children, and the local doctors have told her it may cost her her life if she has further offspring. They have now settled into having grandchildren, with their eldest son,
Fredrick, marrying in 1916 to
Laura. After a year of marriage, they welcomed twin girls (
Evelyn and
Virginia), in 1918. A year later in 1919, they welcomed their second set of twin girls,
Irene and Elenor. Unfortunately,
Laura passed away in childbirth.
Samuel and
David also married, with
Samuel recently giving birth to his first son,
Earl.
Clarence,
George and
Marie are set to hopefully marry soon.
(Round 4 Scenario – 1915)Oliver and
Hazel have been continuing with life as usual.
Thomas was born 3 years after the twins, and
Lucille born 3 years subsequent to that. News travelled of a war and a ship sinking, both killing hundreds of people. Luckily
Oliver and
Hazel were no where near neither events.
(Round 3 Scenario – 1910) Oliver and
Hazel welcomed their first daughter,
Marie, 3 years after the birth of their previous set of twin boys. 2 years later, they welcomed yet *another* set of twin boys,
Will and
Arthur. Their lives are hectic, but they manage, and in fact are enjoying their years with their young children. Luck was once again on their side when a Typhoid epidemic spread across the small town, and all their children survived. They thanked God that their strong blood was passed to their children; meanwhile, they mourned the loss of many people in the town.
(Round 2 Scenario - 1905) Oliver and
Hazel are living happily with their 5 children,
Freddy,
Sammy,
David,
Clarence and
George. They were surprised by the birth of 2 sets of twins, but welcomed them all the same. With the inheritance
Oliver and
Hazel received from their families, they have more than enough money to live comfortably for a long time. They both sold their family estates, and purchased a large house and land about 2 hours away from where they previously lived (they couldn’t stand being in an area where so much death and sadness had overcome their lives). They are looking forward to spending many more years together, and feel blessed with the fact that neither of them has been stricken with illness, and hope their children inherit the same traits.
(Round 1 Scenario - 1900)Oliver and
Hazel have known each other for about 4 years. Their families date back to the 1600s, however, for about the last 100 years, there has been an awful feud between the families. The reasons for the feud aren’t properly known, each generation was conditioned to hate the other family.
Oliver and
Hazel were the first to break that pattern, when they first met after they were put in care of a neighbour after their respective families had an untimely death within 6 months of each other.
Oliver’s mother (an only child) died in childbirth with her fourth child, daughter
Harriet.
Harriet however, died 12 weeks after birth. The second and third born children also suffered in infant death through drowning and being trodden on by a horse (although this occurred 8 years before). Oliver’s father (an only child) died a month after little
Harriet, and it is thought they suffered the same illness. This left
Oliver to be the only living member of the
Milton family at the age of 14.
Meanwhile, Hazel’s family was stricken by a similar illness. First to pass away was her father, followed by one of her younger twin brothers,
Harry. Harry’s twin was always the ‘stronger’ twin, so he was only suffering slight effects of the illness; although one day about 3 months after the death of his brother and father, he was walking in the forest in winter, and became lost. His body was found days later when the snow began to melt. Hazel’s mother had been suffering depression and was in a very fragile state; with hearing the news of the death of her other son, she committed suicide.
Hazel was then the only living member of the
Smith family at the age of 15.
Both
Oliver and
Hazel were moved to a neighbour’s house within months of each other, and then began their friendship. They married at the age of 16, and their first child was born a year later.