Aislinn Corcoran

Lady Aislinn Corcoran was the matriarch of House Corcoran from 1022 to 1075AE. She was the only child of "The Old Lion" Sir Barra Corcoran, inheriting rulership of the family following the death of her uncle Aloysius in 1022AE. In her youth she was married to two sons of Oswald Knox; first his thirdborn Preston, and after his death, the secondborn son Nestor--she had a daughter with the latter, who she named Victoria Knox. Mistreated in both marriages, Aislinn became a hard-boiled political figure in later life, controlling a high stake in House Knox through her daughter with Nestor. She married for a third and final time to Willem Worcester in 1029AE, and they had a son together. After her passing during the Red Death, control of House Corcoran passed to Aislinn's granddaughter Sinead Corcoran, who took the surname Corcoran in her honor. Aislinn was friends with Talia Blackthorne, Ameline Rookwood and Lucy MacNair in her youth. She had a rapport with James Umbridge, and was also known to have a possible romantic link to King Jaster Blackthorne--it is speculated the latter may have chosen her as his queen if things had worked out differently. Through her daughter Victoria's marriage to King Gordon Blackthorne, Aislinn eventually ended up with a connection to the Blackthorne royals through her grandchildren Ethan and Gwen.