Lemuel Linderston

Lemuel Linderston was the Founder of the Linderston Family and a Knight of Saint Olav.
=== Origins ===
Born in the Free Cities, Lemuel with his father and brother sailed across the Blue Sea to the Kingdom of Valmont under the Royal House of Talmar, seeking protection from slave traders and pirates.
=== Knighthood ===
In Early 95 CE, the Monastery of Saint Olav came under mercenary attack, and the Lord of Greenfield gathered all abled men, old, strong, and young to fight and defend the monastery and the nearby villages as Greenfield had no standing army. Among the raised army was a young lad, Lemuel, the son of a wood merchant from Linwood. With the aid of House Altmore, and Lord Greenfield's Raised Army, the mercenary attack was subdued and the mercenaries became captives of war. After the Battle of Brownwood, Lemuel was knighted by Ser Nigel of Saint Olav, joining his apprenticeship as a Member of the Order of Saint Olav's Knights.
=== Family ===
Following his appointment as Sergeant of the City Guard of Linwood, Ser Lemuel participated in a Joust at Fork celebrating the Sixth Name Day of Lord Castile's Son, where he unhorsed Ser Ramriez and Ser Jackwell, the Captain of the City Guard of Linwood. After the joust, Ser Lemuel danced with various maidens at the ball and went on to befriend and flirt with Maiden Jane of Fork.
Sometime in Late 98 CE, Ser Lemuel and Lady Jane married, with whom Ser Lemuel had three children; two sons, Aaron Linderston and Jack Linderston, and one daughter, Lucy Linderston.
=== Death & Legacy ===
In 100 CE, following his appointment as Sergeant of the City Guard of Brownwood Fort, Ser Lemuel founded his own family to continue his bloodline and his noble heritage in the years to come. 
During the Military Campaign of the Carolingian Belt between 102 and 104 CE, Ser Lemuel died in line of battle during the Siege of Fort Manfred.