Angevy

The United Kingdoms of Angevy, also known as Angey.
The western rival of Sudveg, Angevy is seen by many as a aggressive neighbour, owning to their rich fertile lands and largest population in all of Firangi. Numeruous times in history, Angevy has invaded Casance, the Marches and the Thiogne/Thiois Terre. Angevy is often raided by Ascomanni Waringjar, many of the Southron Coasts are under Waringjar control. The United Kingdom of Angevy was founded by two distinct cultures -The Ange and Welcha- during Melekh al-Nasdiras invasion of Firangi, after Esabeau the Virgin Knight crowned Royland Denuit as Roy, Angevy suffered harshly during the First Nefarian Tide, its defiance to not join The Reich, costing it dearly. Due to the long history of war with the Feikind, the Carnunno and Kidnapping by the False Fei, Angevy is infamous for its harsh racial hatred towards the Kambyons. The People of Angevy are commonly associated with red hair (espeically among the peoples of the Milesian Peninsula) or brown hair and fair eyes (especially green). 
Even by the primitive technological level of Firangi, the peasant population of Angevy is especially backwards and oppressed with a 95% taxes known as "Taille" placed on the commoners, literacy being as rare as gold and rampant xenophobia, encouraged by its nobles to distract from the harsh realities of Angevy. In Angevy ambition by lower classes is met with constant shame by its religious leaders, its pustule-faced peasantry live in perpetual poverty often covered in dirt, sweat, and dung. Due to the Angevian-variant of sugar beets being a popular dish among all of its social startas, rotten teeth are sadly a common sight. Due to the constant low-level warfare, Angevy produces the best Bowmen (Frankiteurs) and Cavalry in all of Firangi. The Brotherhood of Rose recruits primarly from the many noble Bannin and highly skilled laymen of Angevy.
The Capital of Angevy is Lys-du-Sang located on Île-de-Angevie (Isle of Angevy), bisected by the River Sang. Its famed for its White Spiral Tower, which houses the royal family.
While Milesia became increasingly tied to the nobility of Angevy, these Angevian nobles often acted as rivals to the reinging monarch. The disputed succession of the 2-year old Alyenore de Blondeville, provided an opening to subjegate the irresome milesians, the king however needed an obedient vassal to marry Alyenore, turning to a cousin to the King (under the Bradwardine dynasty) and House Tudron, Ranulf LaBrette, a Bannin of minor rank. The union of Ranulf LaBrette to Alyenore Penteura de Blondeville, last sovereign ruler of Milesia, ended the threat of the Milesians to the crown of Angevy. 
The Bannins of Les Galles became important backers of Tudron loyalist cause. Although frequent revolts by the Milesian populace often drove Tudron stength away from pursing the throne, the loyality of Bannin Ivor Trevelyan of Bridgewaters, who controls the lands of the Milesian Isthmus, is a major reason for the subjegation of Milesian rebels each time. 
The last of the "Wars of Empty Coats" ended with The Black Hunger, which devasted Milesia, some say it was retribution due to Alasdair Garryglenn's murder of angevinan nationals during the Angevinan Vespers a decade prior. 
The Tudorn ties to the House Havisham, rulers of Albourny, proved invaluable for the conquest of Fort Dusdrey, since the banality is at the frontier with Ginet-bastion of Artagcogne, the Banality of Albourny had become a rich fiefdom with a strategic location extending all the way to the coast.
Old Cole the victor of 999th battles. High King of the Hill Guallauc ap Llanelld, he successfully drives the Toadmen into the deep woods and allies with the Last Fey, allowing all infants of the Milesians to be consumed by the Fey. While the Myrmidon Settlers ally with the Sudvegians. Waringjar being their first raids, stealing artifacts from the Fey. At the Battle of Albournia the Milesians are turned into stone by the fey, betraying their allies and creating the Stone Garden of Albournia. The Wife of Guallauc, and the last Milesians Widows, consumed by guilt, take up arms and exterminate the Fay at the Battle of Miedieste, with the Myrmidon army closing in they commit suicide and their bloody tears form the Sang river. The Myrmidon Settlers establish a settlement on a isle inside the river, where the alleged last stand happened, that would later become Lys-du-Sang, the capital of Angevy.
A defining freature of Angevy is the Breciliand Forest, an old growth forest home to the False Fei and other mystic creatures. In this prisitine green forest the Goldvyne Tree a single, enormous tree that stands in the middle, is located. It is said that its golden leaves have magical healing properties and from its wood, arrows that never miss their target can allegedly be crafted.
Famed figures of Angevy are the Fool Brus' of Bruse, Ser Glendry Sooby, Esaubeau the Virgin Knight, the Grey King and Grey Maid, The Stonedrake, High King Guallauc ap Llanelld, Old Cole, Sire Royland Denuit, The First Fisher Kings, Sire Grance of Grace, Lyhana of Lyonesse "The Scarlet Snake", Sire Rosbin Dysterhearted, Founder of The Brotherhood of Rose, Little Barry Barrows "The Childbane", Malcomb Maidenflowers, Dunwold of Drainwealds, The Knight of the Summermoon, Lily of The Corn, Sire Armitage of Liddelwatters "Crimson Chevalier" and the Band of Carminic Osprey, Dame Jeanne Bonnecourt, Sire Rohese Roymont, Sire Dgibert de Crayes, Mirabeau "The Throneless Rose", Serini Dimryder and Parlan the Puissant. 
== Geography ==
== Pairie de Angevie and the Appanage System ==
Appanage is the grant of an estate, title, office or other thing of value to a younger child of a monarch, who would otherwise have no inheritance under the system of primogeniture (where only the eldest inherits). It is common in much of Firangi. 
The title Juveigneur (Juveigneurie) is specifically used for royal princes holding an appanage. Lord Marshal is an title used to indicate military districts ruled by Knights and martial families. While the primogeniture appanage system of Angevy prevented it from sharing the fate of its far eastern neighbour where Mossovy's "comical appanage system no amount of inbreeding could fix" lead to its nation gradually disintegrating into various rival regional powers, the created ambitions in younger songs who could claim the crown of angevy.
Angevy is roughly divided into the following: Bannin (Banality), Petty Bannin (Petty Banality), Grand Seignor (Haute-Seignory), Seignor (Bas-Seignory), Sire/Dame 
Angevy loyal to the House of Ginet: 
Angevy loyal to the House of Tudron: 
List of past royal houses:
==Culture & Religion==
;Welcha names
* Sample female names: Sherry, Blanche, Paquette, Mistigrette, Damiette, Dollandre, Grimeut, Paulette, Jeanne, Daisey, Daiselle, Marinette, Maribelle, Esabeau, Isebeau, Holly, Chandrelle, Andrette, Milly, Tansey, Innocente, Milisande, Philippine, Halicent, Albane, Lucette, Pierrette, Euridice, Elayne, Fabienne, Elen, Elene, Ellen, Joilette, Julianne, Elena, Eleni, Eline, Helena, Lisanda, Mina, Millietta, Shandy, Louiseann, Darlenne, Maugerite, Magsy, Megga, Elinore, Aliandre, Hortenisa, Adrienne, Lucretie, Sebstienne, Alfredine, Carrienne, Constance, Lilyann, Renata, Hatice, Fleurbeau, Honorie, Caledorie, Charce, Amalie, Isolande, Frances, Isolde, Ilde, Lettonie, Ida, Courie, Berenice, Berengarie, Francine, Blanchefleur, Floris, Rosabel, Hildegarde, Mathilda, Faustine, Ermengarde, Maude, Tobienne, Amber, Guienne, Gwynesse, Oleumie, Lawrence, Solette, Olendra, Perrine, Marelande, Venerie, Georgiana, Gemma, Gettie, Olda, Hexanne, Mariamne, Benedicte, Jannette, Amalthea, Mauira, Myriame, Leonore, Joyeuse, Bryony, Yvonne, Pythagora, Mangifere, Landrade, Simeonella, Perdida, Waynoure, Theotgaud, Eunice, Pernette, Willowly, Bonnette, Boncoure, Patty, Lavinia, Belinde, Frederice, Madragana, Enid, Isidore, Margarette, Giselle, Maybelle, Edna, Grusinne, Marel, Alysia, Melrose, Ermengunde, Muirette, Bastienne, Morgalle, Claudette, Eugeny, Grace, Ardea, Perronelle, Rohese, Misty, Gotruda, Jody, Judithe, Gladys, Blandine, Gladice, Roymonde, Adelaide, Tyrilla, Patrise, Corrine, Patricia, Dianne, Lorinetta, Sabetha, Burnette, Jacinthe, Eurydice, Oquire, Ivory, Clemence, Ebony, Newbecca, Rosette, Augilie, Gavotte, Genevieve, Esther, Xaverie, Jude, Colette, Jocelynne, Joyce, Joy, Ginevra, Euphemia, Auberge, Corvette, Drusille, Ambrosine, Valena, Aglantine, Beatrice, Cornelia, Godiva, Dolphine, Mirabel, Myrmadora, Hildiard, Nemony, Mahaut, Amicie, Melanthie, Hedy, Leonette, Cydna, Melantha, Chrodoare, Babette, Georgine, Irogenie, Argelle, Aroga, Sheryse, Shyra, Sylene, Syrona, Agoranne, Georgeanna, Florine, Gosia, Adelaide, Blanschfleur, Ysaut, Marjorie, Margaux, Louella, Margone, Carine, Guenievre, Florence, Aurore, Garance, Vaithe, Violande, Violette, Maior, Mamette, Richardis, Hawise, Inferieuette, Myriame, Gardepreuve, Gardevoire, Papia, Solange, Guimate, Fredesende, Arsinoe, Fernande, Salome, Margarida, Magette, Virginie, Heloise, Helvise, Hodierna, Huguette, Hortense, Joliene, Justine, Edwige, Gisele, Gylliane, Nadege, Arlette, Lucienne, Lucinda, Ludivine, Eliane, Ersilia, Amandine, Segolene, Toinette, Sigolina, Morgause, Blanchet, Odette, Suzette, Fay, Carolynne, Deanne, Gail, Gwen, Rowan, Rowena, Glendelle, Glenda, Gwinnett, Gweneth, Henriette, Eudora, Ethelreda, Irma, Imogen, Irene, Iona, Lorinda, Loraine, Sidoyne, Lysette, Lycettu, Marguerite, Marigold, Esyllt, Latitie, Millicent, Melisende, Lietta, Lettice, Ioveta, Alix, Bourgogne, Richilde, Yvetta, Helie, Helvis, Plaisance, Eschiva, Scarlette, Yolande, Ivetta, Thelma, Romilde, Nautilia, Winnifred, Thomasine, Preciouse, Dorsette, Petunia, Belle, Halena, Guendolenne, Guendoline, Isobelle, Georgiana, Diandra, Gundreda, Avelina, Petrina, Petrine, Petra, Talitha, Tabathina, Orielda, Prudence, Belledame, Maela, Hyacinthe, Agnes, Wanetta, Janette, Jacqueline. Edithe, Daphne, Dominique, Fernice, Morphia, Aubrice, Dorothice, Nennymony, Cecile, Cicely, Florette, Dulcine, Alvarine, Alson, Aldusa, Alwice, Anstacem, Ascelina, Ellice, Gunnor, Murielle, Sallei, Fressenda, Ismay, Iva, Lecelina, Maysante, Primeveire, Sigga, Senfrie.
*Sample male names: Grisar, Algernon, Aimablle, Aristide, Waleran, Verne, Abelar, Rossignol, Robyn, Vernon, Roderick, Armand, Sleve, Aldwin, Arthur, Arthor, Argut, Jean, Paule, Rorry, Alfred, Albert, Charley, Stevson, Lavalet, Dustly, Aubrey, Amaury, Courtney, Patton, Tristram, Durstan, Avwyn, Ewaine, Gwaine, Hovel, Gulliver, Beresford, Germaine, Bayard, Willander, Thurston, Jolyon, Darryl, Archideld, Lexaundre, Sauveur, Moabit, Devion, Flavien, Aven, Aubin, Blaise, Baudouin, Desander, Manderly, Julien, Tolberte, Wadsworth, Turold, Montague, Leroy, Royland, Roy, Monty, Armistead, Ernest, Tristaun, Wallice, Herberte, Melvine, Aubalde, Nigel, Torgils, Jeustin, Jermice, Jayme, Raymond, Desmond, Gilmore, Elmo, Allain, Swaine, Stetson, Tazewell, Wyndham, Woodrow, Adhemar, Cyrille, Arsene, Dgiberte, Leonche, Guillaume, Edme, Edmonde, Bohemund, Fabrice, Anselas, Yves, Erwan, Valois, Gerbaud, Ottney, Fleury, Fulgent, Calixte, Guy, Ouoyamme, Tanme, Eldred, Corvallis, Thedus, Yvrout, Aymard, Anatole, Bracken, Battiste, Everard, Elinand, Guylibert, Eden, Risley, Sagremore, Huckslay, Grimsley, Galvam, Grisby, Constant, Theomore, Ondrew, Roblin, Deodat, Eldred, Orson, Glennallen, Glendry, Garberey, Aladale, Norlyn, Vicary, Fulgence, Anquetil, Ancel, Jeslan, Tristifer, Airard, Alidag, Armande, Anketill, Ansgot, Ansculf, Aschetil, Alulf, Bagot, Benzelin, Clarenbald, Beaufrey, Clarembaut, Reginald, Raynarde, Bradney, Asclettin, Wandrille, Leamon, Ragemprand, Morgian, Belthasar, Barisan, Courtney, Dillac, Humphrey, Aimery, Chretien, Joscelin, Valentine, Ovide, Bobson, Raul, Letton, Ambrose, Dieudonne, Laurent, Roymond, Wilbert, Maik, Momyer, Thurmond, Bertrame, Rodney, Armond, Patrice, Dgilliaume, Gaston, Dalpheusse, Walaram, Fulbert, Edelmyr, Aladore, Gwyndon, Bron, Bryan, Ladra, Ultan, Beauregard, Beau, Mederice, Winstanly, Edward, Willybill, Ibelin, Norrie, Emmanuel, Casley, Arduine, Vicente, Champlain, Lusignan, Gervaise, Eversley, Michel, Agramand, Jaques, Jarmand, Elliott, Maurice, Bouvier, Bobsen, Mabille, Hobert, Serry, Walkelin, Yder, Belthasar, Osmonde, Crispin, Curtis, Warwick, Gondebaud, Volturn, Florimond, Ebenezer, Ivor, Jilberte, Eustace, Griffly, Hawthey, Childes, Eugene, Tancred, Renier, Ysidor, Crowther, Rupen, Bruce, Hadley, Clayton, Roger, Mortimer, Jeromy, Joleon, Hugue, Errard, Etienne, Adrien, Aimery, Alain, Sigolin, Aldebert, Alphonse, Archambaud, Medgare, Pearse, Benoît, Bohemond, Guiges, Archambault, Aunmont, Beauford, Beaugarde, Boselin, Ergot, Josecelin, Gaucher, Gargamel, Godefroy, Eudes, Walweyn, Francois, Gelduin, Berengar, Bernard, Folques, Gilles, Clovis, Humbert, Hugh, Jaspert, Jaufre, Hildeberte, Thormod, Pantagruel, Ebbon, Aubry, Arnaud, Enguerrand, Goffrey, Gilbery, Guichard, Richard, Aymar, Tenney, Jocelyn, Roul, Wyot, Balian, Lebel, Blythe, Hugo, Erlend, Espen, Osbern, Mael, Zidore, Touenot, Ronan, Hervie, Corentin, Torquil, Lindsay, Courtenay, Somerled, Aubert, Almire, Alcine, Guytounet, Fraunchinot, Bouonot, Rainulfe, Serlon, Rohese, Evroult, Flloce, Thiophile, Pllacide, Piteur, Ortaire, Erchenbald, Marence, Humphrey. Fulcard, Galfrid, Gower, Jovin, Maogyier, Mauger, Neel, Ottiwell, Onfrei, Payn, Richold, Stigand, Thorold, Turstin.
*Sample family names: Wilbour, Reddfallow, Barrymyrre, Mirabeau, De Fournier, Gardiner, Darkly, Budley, Bourchier, Haystings, Darson, McRlwain, MacMaillon, McDichael, Chamgerlain, Amberlyne, DeBritt, Whittman, Shourney, Fergglaine, Bewcock, Coghlinburn, Gesslorey, Mamery, Shanksbottom, Morlunde, Chambliss, Ransome, Bodthsome, Hathington, Pagett, Sharply, Tigglyhorrings, Chequley, Birchhelm, De Greenshades, Devereux, Lethbridge, Louvethrope, Rotherlakes, Les Sancerre, Brisebarre, Neufchateu, De Shuggoums, Foxe, De Charpentier, Longhbury, Garneclay, Middlebury, DuClare, Ninnynister, Crinklhides, Maidflowers, Lescott, Wrinklelipps, De Mesmedore, Shanderly, Flaimestead, Broughley, Darkson, Labonnaise, La Greene, Taightholy, Les Lattre, De Brienne, De Brus, De Lamac, Midroy, Sweemey, Furcotte, Nogilny, Le Ocenone, De Lionecourt, FitzRoy, FitzBel, FitzMoy, Dustice, Montgomery, De Hollyweald, Gyldenpalm, Sheady, D’Adwine, Sherierville, Gracegraves, Bonville, Aumery, Burntoppings, De Gacé, Haudebourt, Vinmont, Maulding, Blancmont, Macaulay, Broughton, Greenhollows, Gride, Braithwaite, Sparr, Shenkyshallow, Nitherburns, McGonnery, MacBoneld, McDevlon, MacCaelion, Mander, Albroune, Dourque, Simmons, De Louvet, Sherriermore, Rosycrass, De Liffey, Sandaele, Gaultier, Degris, Paultier, Perrers, Winsore, Wesrey, McScriffe, De Shandeux, LaPret, D’Artcour, Bitterweed, Gapwell, Sunderton, Arliss, Nauntoghny.
;Ange names
*Sample female names: Caronne, Arrana, Cyralei, Syrenne, Gallise, Lyrissa, Arana, Moyrah, Lucinda, Bilette, Saryah, Fergy, Lynett, Esmerelle, Malenne, Rowena, Walesse, Barris, Elenei, Carolei,
Lilianne, Clymene, Erichette, Cornelia, Cymophane, Gwendolyn, Manginefra, Dahlia, Lancella, Myrsetta, Margarida, Antigone, Eulalia, Myrtle, Morgause, Morgana, Genovira, Adalene, Megara, Priscilla, Carnegiea, Copiapoa, Chlorotica, Lora, Loretta, Frances, Sebbatha, Tabethia, Lodonesa, Pellinora
Morgause, Blanchet, Odette, Suzette, Fay, Carolynne, Deanne, Gail, Gwen, Rowan, Rowena, Glendelle, Glenda, Gwinnett, Gweneth, Henriette, Eudora, Ethelreda, Irma, Imogen, Irene, Iona, Lorinda, Loraine, Lysette, Lycettu, Marguerite, Marigold, Esyllt, Latitie, Millicent, Melisende, Lietta, Lettice, Ioveta, Alix, Bourgogne, Richilde, Yvetta, Helie, Helvis, Plaisance, Eschiva, Scarlette, Yolande, Ivetta, Thelma, Romilde, Nautilia, Winnifred, Thomasine, Preciouse, Dorsette, Petunia, Belle, Halena, Parcenet, Guendoline, Lavinia, Belinde, Frederice, Madragana, Enid, Winnifred, Margarette, Giselle, Maybelle, Edna, Grusinne, Marel, Alysia, Melrose, Ermengunde, Muirette, Bastienne, Morgalle, Claudette, Eugeny, Grace, Ardea, Perronelle, Misty, Gotruda, Jody, Judithe, Gladys, Blandine, Gladice, Roymonde, Adelaide, Tyrilla, Patrise, Corrine, Patricia, Dianne, Lorinetta, Sabetha, Burnette, Jacinthe, Lessice, Oquire, Ivory, Clemence, Ebony, Newbecca, Rosette, Augilie, Gavotte, Genevieve, Esther, Jude, Colette, Jocelynne, Joyce, Joy, Ginevra, Euphemia, Auberge, Corvette, Drusille, Ambrosine, Valena, Aglantine, Beatrice, Cornelia, Godiva, Dolphine, Mirabel, Aregella, Hildiard, Nemony, Mahaut, Amicie, Melanthie, Hedy, Leonette, Cydna, Melantha, Chrodoare, Babette, Georgine, Irogenia, Argelle, Aroga, Sheryse, Shyra, Sylene, Syrona, Agoranne, Georgeanna, Amerillys, Frideswide, Mathilda, Mildred, Mimsy, Mael 
*Sample male names: Vernon, Roderick, Armand, Sleve, Aldwin, Arthur, Arthor, Ebenezer, Eyron, Berthurgen, Belthasar, Enric, Aladore, Alten, Lymond, Amerillyan, Bennarr, Brunce, Brus, Bruce, Pearce,
Irron, Tadorr, Staffard, Farragut, Golliam, Gallas, Anthor, Baldan, Dermett, Patten, Emmen, Galbart, Creston, Truxton, Oduessus, Meriweather, Smithan, Barence, Mervyl, Barrentel, Rohese, Farin, Corentin, Gilbert, Griffroy, Gyre, Griffer, Gordon, Guy, Gann, Gallahad, Gryphon, Gareth, Geraint, Griflet, Grinlot, Gildas, Giles, Canute, Plescott, Prudent, Albright, Gomory, Moreland, Roland, Gobias, Doryan, Catigern, Memgory, Thimothett, Shettward, Uther, Galfryd, Madaogg, Moigne, Mabon, Ollwen, Liew, Modrot, Roulund, Gowaine, Cynfarch, Gulman, Meirchion, Erben, Eden, Talorc, Nechtan, Galam, Gallan, Drest, Giorm, Taran, Bridei, Marence, Bonifar, Benwick, Anwin, Gunthar, Cadrim, Gunthor, Beregrand, Huthor, Bargand, Trenfher, Gillan, Perceforest, Sherion, Ougrabe, Owen, Uwan, Ewayne, Karlys, Oberon, Bryngard, Borogove, Eben, Edan, Kinaed, Lionel, Borrs, Goward, Byron, Haros, Hubert, Lucian, Leace, Lanceroi, Tyon, Garce, Garretin, Garbert, Cullard, Naberth, Syrieon, Stafford, Adon, Dillac, Serac, Mase, Raynor, Dayne, Domease, Tyce, Ormory, Lace, Sarmeon, Alfras, Gallaghar, Orsbert, Alarfons, Oryls, Reace, Simseon, Andreon, Gallard, Stavreon, Taoran, Athell, Peregrin, Hurndall, Hiriam, Duff, Alasdare, Wurgest, Morleo, Melian, Agravain, Dinadan, Galeshin, Howe, Lucan, Malagant, Melwas, Morholt, Pellias, Grommer, Dulack, Leondegrance, Ecthur, Gwenglen, Galehault, 
Castillon Autrane Alexandre Alonso Ardo Atlas Ashton Calhoun Colin Citrand
Valin, Bedivere Breunor Brutus Brandegoris Brangwin Baldwin Bohemond Beauregard
Dinias Ambrose Aloys Armistead Forrest Ferran Fulwar
Derrett Winfield Horace Burris Gaspar Gutierre Elias
Rufus Brangwin Meleager Cleavon Cleo Cleston Clint
Laurent Roynault Gilmer Bodean Luthar Velasce 
Gesmord Pericles Jeptha Robbie Montfort 
Garin Fulgent Elrod Enos Delmont Delmer Tammand 
Lucius Lunsford Lamartine Gilmer Montserrat 
*Sample family names: Wilbour, Reddfallow, Barrymyrre, Mirabeau, De Fournier, Gardiner, Darkly, Budley, Bourchier, Haystings, Darson, McRlwain, MacMaillon, McDichael, Chamgerlain, Amberlyne, DeBritt, Whittman, Shourney, Fergglaine, Bewcock, Coghlinburn, Gesslorey, Mamery, Shanksbottom, Morlunde, Chambliss, Ransome, Bodthsome, Hathington, Pagett, Sharply, Tigglyhorrings, Chequley, Birchhelm, De Greenshades, Devereux, Lethbridge, Louvethrope, Rotherlakes, Les Sancerre, Brisebarre, Neufchateu, De Shuggoums, Foxe, De Charpentier, Longhbury, Garneclay, Middlebury, DuClare, Ninnynister, Crinklhides, Maidflowers, Lescott, Wrinklelipps, De Mesmedore, Shanderly, Flaimestead, Broughley, Darkson, Labonnaise, La Greene, Taightholy, Les Lattre, De Brienne, De Brus, De Lamac, Midroy, Sweemey, Simmons, Furcotte, Nogilny, Le Ocenone, De Lionecourt, FitzRoy, FitzBel, FitzMoy, Dustice, Montgomery, De Hollyweald, Sheady, D’Adwine, Sherierville, Gracegraves, Bonville, Aumery, Burntoppings, De Gacé, Haudebourt, Vinmont, Maulding, Blancmont, Macaulay, Broughton, Greenhollows, Gride, Braithwaite, Sparr, Shenkyshallow, Nitherburns, McGonnery, MacBoneld, McDevlon, MacCaelion, Mander, Albroune, Dourque, De Louvet, Sherriermore, Rosycrass, De Liffey, Sandaele, Gaultier, Degris, Paultier, Perrers, Winsore, Wesrey, McScriffe, Shiddens, Vamdyre, De Shandeux, LaPret, D’Artcour, Bitterweed, Gapwell, Sunderton, Arliss, Nauntoghny.
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