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William Rasey

Charles Rasey (brother)

Isaac Rasey (brother)

May Dora Rasey (sister)

Ellen Rasey (sister)

Clyde Rasey (brother)

Katie Dixon (wife)

Ethel Rasey (daughter)

Susan Rasey (daughter)

Geneva Rasey (daughter)

Claudie Rasey (son)

Haskel Rasey (son)

Scharlotte Rasey (daughter)

**William Eugene Rasey (1877-1947)** was the oldest child of Norval Rasey and Ellen B. Harding, as well as the older brother of Charles, Isaac, May, Ellen, and Clyde. He was also the husband of Katie Dixon, as well as the father of Ethel, Susan, Geneva, Claudie, Haskel, and Scharlotte.

## Biography

William was born on May 17, 1877 in Sequoyah, Oklahoma as the first born child of Norval and Ellen. His parents died when he was 22 years old in 1899. His youngest brother, Clyde, was adopted by Hiram Hatfield and Delila Toler. His sister, Ellen, died in 1913 at age 19, leaving two young children with her husband.

On January 7, 1916, he married Katie Dixon at age 38. William worked as a farmer in Oklahoma, and he and Katie had six children together named Ethel (b. 1918), Susan (b. 1922), Geneva (b. 1924), Claudie (b. 1928), Haskel (b. 1932), and Scharlotte (b. 1938).

William died on January 22, 1947 in Sequoyah, Oklahoma at the age of 69. Katie would go on to live until 1988.

## Etymology

* **William:** William is a male given name of Germanic origin. Shortened familiar versions in English include Will, Willy, Willie, Bill, and Billy. A common Irish form is Liam. William means, "vehement protector."
* **Eugene:** Eugene is a common male name that comes from the Greek εὐγενής (*eugenēs*), "noble", literally "well-born," from εὖ (*eu*), "well," and γένος (*genos*), "race, stock, kin." Eugene means "noble" or "well-born."
* **Rasey:** Rasey is a surname of English origin that is a variant of "Racey."
Hazel Mayzel Hatfield

Albert Hatfield (brother)

Hiram Hatfield (brother)

Edgar Hatfield (brother)

Delila Hatfield (sister)

Jack Hatfield (brother)

Charles Hatfield (brother)

Theodore Hatfield (brother)

Leo Hatfield (brother)

Eleanor Hatfield (sister)

Billie Hatfield (brother)

Leroy Kemp (husband)

Leroy Jr Kemp (son)

James Kemp (son)

**Hazel Mayzel Kemp (nee Hatfield)** was the daughter of Charles Martin Hatfield and May Dora Rasey, and the sister of Albert, Hiram, Edgar, Delila, Jack, Charles, Theodore, Leo, Eleanor, and Billie. She was also the wife of Leroy Kemp, and the mother of Leroy Jr and James.

## Biography

Hazel was born on June 25, 1912 in McClain, Oklahoma to Charles Martin Hatfield and May Dora Rasey. She was the third of nine children, including Albert, Hiram, Edgar, Delila, Jack, Charles, Theodore, Leo, Eleanor, and Billie.

She married Leroy Kemp on September 3, 1933 at the age of 21, and they had two sons named Leroy Jr (born 1934) and James (born 1939).

Hazel died on August 3, 1998 in Clearlake, California. She was preceded in death by her husband, Leroy, and her son, James, died three months after her death. She was survived by her son, Leroy Jr, and siblings Charles, Delila, and Jack. Her brother, Leo, had died in February 1998.
Lola Pearl Hatfield

Emma Hatfield (half-sister)

Dolly Hatfield (half-sister)

Joseph Hatfield (half-brother)

Delila Hatfield (sister)

James Hatfield (brother)

Charles Hatfield (brother)

Walter Hatfield (brother)

Clyde Rasey (adopted brother)

Berry H. Bearden (husband)

Ellis Bearden (son)

Charles Bearden (son)

Jesse Bearden (son)

**Lola Pearl Hatfield (1883-1972)** was the daughter of Hiram H. Hatfield and Delila Toler, as well as the sister of Delila, James, Charles, and Walter, the half-sister of Emma, Dolly, and Joseph, and the adopted sister of Clyde Rasey. She was also the wife of Berry H. Bearden, and the father of Ellis, Charles, and Jesse.

## Biography

Lola was born on November 24, 1883 as the third child of Hiram Hatfield and Delila Toler. She had three half-siblings, four siblings, and one adopted brother.

She married Berry H. Bearden, and they had three sons: Ellis (born 1904), Charles (born 1906), and Jesse (born 1916).

Lola died in 1972.

## Trivia

* She was the last of her siblings to die.
Arlo Russell Wells

Alice Wells (sister)

Ella Wells (sister)

John Wells (brother)

George Wells (brother)

Mary Wells (sister)

Maggie Wells (sister)

Burleigh Wells (brother)

Ida Wells (sister)

James Wells (brother)

Elsie Wells (sister)

Mabel Hilts (wife)

D'Arcy Wells (son)

Burleigh Wells (son)

Laura Wells (daughter)

Lola Wells (daughter)

**Arlo Russell Wells (1884-1935)** was the son of John Burleigh Wells and Elizabeth Jane Olde, as well as the brother of Alice, Ella, John, George, Mary, Maggie, Burleigh, Ida, James, and Elsie, the husband of Mabel Hilts, and the father of D'Arcy, Burleigh, Lola, and Laura.

## Biography

Arlo was born in 1884 to John Wells and Elizabeth Olde; he had ten older brothers and sisters, including Alice, Ella, John, George, Mary, Maggie, Burleigh, Ida, James, and Elsie. His oldest sibling, Alice, was 26 years his senior. His father died when he was 8 years old in 1892, and his older sister Mary died in 1897 when he was 13.

He married Mabel Hilts on August 17, 1904 in Ontario, Canada when he was twenty. At the time, she was pregnant with their first child, D'Arcy, who was born in December of that year. They had three other children named Burleigh (b. 1907), and twins Laura and Lola (b. 1908). Unfortunately, Burleigh died as an infant.

His family moved to Los Angeles, California in 1919, where he lived until his death on February 17, 1935 at the age of 50. After his death, Mabel would go on to marry Daniel Alvarado.
Archibald Rasey

Norval Rasey (brother)

Francis Rasey (brother)

Mary Rasey (sister)

Edward Rasey (brother)

Rossalyndia Rasey (sister)

Dora Rasey (sister)

**Archibald Aaron Rasey (1858-1924)** was the son of Edward Rasey Sr. and Mary Lamb, as well as the brother of Norval, Francis, Mary, Edward Jr., Rossalyndia, and Dora.

## Biography

Archibald was born on March 11, 1858 to Edward and Mary in New York; he had five older siblings named Norval, Francis, Mary, Edward Jr., and Rossalyndia, as well as a younger sister named Dora. His father died when he was thirteen years old. It is unknown if he ever married or had children.

As of 1924, he lived in Sangamon, Illinois. Archibald died on December 11, 1924 in Meshamburg, Sangamon, Illinois at the age of 66.
Ephraim Harding

Harriet Smith (wife)

William J. Harding (son)

John Harding (son)

Thomas Harding (son)

Ellen Harding (daughter)

Polly Harding (daughter)

**Ephraim Harding (1827-?)** was the brother of William and Abiah, the husband of Harriet Smith, and the father of William, John, Thomas, Ellen, and Polly Harding. His parents' identities are unknown.

## Biography

While Ephraim's parents are unknown, it is known that he was born in 1827 in Maine. He had an older brother named William who was born in 1810, and an older sister named Abiah, who was born in 1819.

He married Harriet Smith on September 9, 1847 in Buchanan, Missouri when he was twenty years old. Harriet was seventeen at the time. They had five children named William (b. 1848), John (b. 1853), Thomas (b. 1855), Ellen (b. 1857), and Polly (b. 1860). It is unknown when Ephraim died, but Harriet died in 1865.
Lola Wells

Mabel Gertrude Hilts (mother)

Arlo "D'Arcy" Wells (brother)

Burleigh Wells (brother)

Arvid Peterson (husband)

Mabel Hart (daughter)

**Laura "Lola" Blanche Elizabeth Wells (1908-1982)** was the daughter of Arlo Wells and Mabel Hilts, the sister of Arlo (best known as D'Arcy), and Burleigh, the step-daughter of Daniel Alvarado, the wife of Arvid Peterson, and the mother of Mabel Hart.

## Biography

Lola was born on October 30, 1908 in Canada (likely in Thunder Bay, Ontario). She had two older brothers named D'Arcy (born in 1904) and Burleigh (b. 1907). Unfortunately, Burleigh died as an infant.

At some point, she married Arvid Peterson, and they had one daughter named Mabel, who was born in 1935 when Lola was 26. At this point, the family had moved to Los Angeles, California, and they would move to Virginia around 1950. Lola died in March 1982 in Fairfax, Virginia at the age of 73.

## Trivia

* She read tarot cards and tea leaves.
* She was 4'11''
* She became naturalized in California on September 15, 1943.

## Timeline

* **1908:** Lola is born on October 30, 1908 in Canada.
* **1916:** Many Kyrgyz sought refuge in China, across the eastern border, following the Russian suppression of a rebellion in Central Asia and the outbreak of civil war in the wake of the 1917 October Revolution in Russia. **Age 7.**
* **1920:** Many formerly nomadic Kyrgyz were resettled as part of land reforms. Improvements were made in literacy and education. Lola was 11 years old.
* **1932:** Stalin imposed terror and famine on the Ukraine, Kuban, and Kazakhstan, which was carried out by Lazar Kaganovich. Lola was 23 years old.
* **January 1935:** Lola gave birth to her daughter, Mabel Hart, in January 1935. Lola was 26 years old.
* **February 1935:** Lola's father, Arlo Russell Wells, died.
* **1943:** Lola officially became naturalized in California on September 15, 1943. She was 34 years old.
* **1950:** Disposable diapers are invented by Marion Donovan. Lola was 41 years old.
* **September 1950:** Lola's mother, Mabel Hilts, died. Lola was 41 years old.
* **1957:** The Sputnik Satellite was launched by the Soviet Union. Lola was 48 years old.
* **1969:** Neil Armstrong became the first man to walk on the moon. Lola was 60 years old.
* **1975:** Lola's brother, Arlo D'Arcy, died in November. Lola was 67 years old.
* **1980:** The United States hosted the Olympic Winter Games at Lake Placid in New York. Lola was 71 years old.
* **1982:** Lola dies on March 26, 1982 in Fairfax, Virginia at the age of 73.
Edward Rasey Jr.

Norval Rasey (brother)

Francis Rasey (brother)

Mary Rasey (sister)

Rossalyndia Rasey (sister)

Archibald Rasey (brother)

Dora Rasey (sister)

Lucy O'Brien (wife)

Guy Rasey (son)

Pearl Rasey (daughter)

Ethel Rasey (daughter)

Edith Rasey (daughter)

Alice Rasey (daughter)

Homer Rasey (son)

Nellie Rasey (daughter)

Abigail Rasey (daughter)

**Edward Arnold Rasey Jr. (1855-1920)** was the son of Edward Rasey Sr. and Mary Lamb, the brother of Norval, Francis, Mary, Rossalyndia, Archibald, and Dora, the husband of Lucy O'Brien, and the father of Guy, Pearl, Ethel, Edith, Alice, Homer, Nellie, and Abigail.

## Biography

Edward was born on July 31, 1855 in Cattaraugus, New York to Edward Rasey Sr. and Mary Lamb. He had three older siblings named Norval, Francis, and Mary, as well as three younger siblings named Rossalyndia, Archibald, and Dora. His family moved to Jasper, Missouri between 1861 and 1871. His father died in 1871 when he was sixteen years old.

According to the 1880 Census, Edward lived in Hesper, Winneshiek, Iowa at the age of 24, working as a farm laborer. He married Lucy O'Brien on February 22, 1888 in Halstead, Harvey, Kansas at the age of 32, where they raised their family. Lucy and Edward had eight children, including Guy (b. 1889), Pearl (b. 1891), Ethel (b. 1894), Edith (b. 1896), Alice (b. 1900), Homer (b. 1901), Nellie (b. 1904), and Abigail (b. 1907).

As of 1920, Edward and Lucy lived in Denver, Colorado. Edward died on April 28, 1920 at the age of 64. Lucy lived until 1939, moving to Los Angeles, California after Edward's death.
Elizabeth Hatfield

Hiram Hatfield (brother)

Mary Hatfield (sister)

Lucy Hatfield (sister)

Nancy Hatfield (sister)

Calestine Hatfield (sister)

Jemima Hatfield (sister)

Thomas Hatfield (brother)

Joseph Hatfield (brother)

Bob Hatfield (brother)

Rebecca Hatfield (sister)

Martha Hatfield (sister)

Hannah Hatfield (sister)

James Attebury (husband)

Mary Attebury (step-daughter)

Virginia Attebury (daughter)

Joseph Attebury (son)

James Attebury Jr. (son)

Hannah Attebury (daughter)

Lucy Attebury (daughter)

Martha Attebury (daughter)

Scharlmain Attebury (son)

Letty Attebury (daughter)

Ida Attebury (daughter)

George Attebury (son)

Orvel Attebury (son)

**Elizabeth Hatfield (1856-1933)** was the tenth born child of Joseph Hatfield and Mary Polly Heather, as well as the twin sister of Bob, and the sister of Hiram, Mary, Lucy, Nancy, Calestine, Jemima, Thomas, Joseph, Rebecca, Martha, and Hannah. She was also the second wife of James Robert Attebury, the step-mother of Mary, and the mother of Virginia, Joseph, James Jr., Hannah, Lucy, Martha, Scharlmaign, Letty, Ida, George, and Orvel.

## Biography

Elizabeth was born on February 18, 1856 to Joseph Hatfield and Mary Polly Heather along with her twin brother Bob. She grew up in Missouri with her thirteen siblings. After her older sister's death in 1872, she married the widowed James Attebury, and they raised Calestine's daughter, Mary, with their own children. They married on December 6, 1874 in Vernon, Missouri.

James and Elizabeth had eleven children (including Mary, twelve), including Virginia (b. 1875), Joseph (b. 1877), Hannah (b. 1881), Lucy (b. 1883), Martha (b. 1885), Scharlmain (b. 1886), Letty (b. 1889), Ida (b. 1891), George (b. 1893), and Orvel (1899). However, Virginia, James Jr., and Martha all died within a year of their births, and Hannah died in 1884. Her husband, James, died in 1907. Lucy also died in 1917 while giving birth to her daughter who died a month later. Letty died in 1929 while giving birth to her daughter, who also died in birth.

In 1900, Elizabeth and James moved their family to Jasper, Missouri. After James' death, Elizabeth moved to Washington, Oklahoma. She died on November 20, 1933 in Washington, Oklahoma at the age of 77.

## Trivia

* Many of her kids were named after her siblings.
* She married her older sister's husband after her sister's death.
* She was named after her father's twin sister.
* She had a twin brother named Bob.
Edward Rasey Sr.

Almadorus Rasey (brother)

Nancy Rasey (sister)

Joseph Rasey (brother)

Horace Rasey (brother)

Ann Rasey (sister)

Olive Rasey (sister)

James Rasey (brother)

Orpheous Rasey (brother)

Alonzo Rasey (brother)

Mary Lamb (wife)

Norval Rasey (son)

Francis Rasey (son)

Mary Rasey (daughter)

Edward Rasey Jr. (son)

Rossalyndia Rasey (daughter)

Archibald Rasey (son)

Dora Rasey (daughter)

**Edward Arnold Rasey Sr. (1811-1871)** was the son of Aaron Razey and Anna Fish, the brother of Almadorus, Nancy, Joseph, Horace, Ann, Olive, James, Orpheous, and Alonzo, as well as the husband of Mary Lamb, and father of Norval, Francis, Mary, Edward Jr., Rossalyndia, Archibald, and Dora.

## Biography

Edward was born in 1811 in Orange, Vermont to Aaron Razey and his wife Anna Fish. He had nine younger siblings named Almadorus, Nancy, Joseph, Horace, Ann, Olive, James, Orpheous, and Alonzo. There was an eighteen year age gap between Alonzo and Edward. The family moved to New York between 1820 and 1821. Aaron died in 1834 when Edward was 22 years old. His younger brother Orpheous died in 1845 when he was only seventeen years old.

Edward married Mary Lamb on December 13, 1846 in Cattaraugus, New York. Their first child, Norval, was born in 1850, followed by Francis in 1851 and Mary in 1853. They also had four more children named Edward Jr. (born 1855), Rossalyndia (born 1857), Archibald (born 1858), and Dora (born 1861).

Edward died in 1871 in Carthage, Jasper, Missouri at the age of 59.

## Timeline

* **1811:** Edward was born on February 27, 1811 in Randolph, Orange, Vermont.
* **1813:** His brother Almadorus was born in 1813 in Massachusetts when Edward was one year old.
* **1816:** His sister Nancy was born in 1816 in Randolph, Orange, Vermont when Edward was 4 years old.
* **1819:** His brother Joseph was born in 1819 in Randolph, Orange, Vermont when Edward was 7 years old.
* **1820:** His brother Horace was born in 1820 in Vermont when Edward was 8 years old.
* **1821:** Missouri officially became the 24th state when Edward was 9 years old.
* **1821:** His sister Ann was born on April 27, 1821 in New York when Edward was 10 years old.
* **1825:** His sister Olive was born in 1825 in New York when Edward was 13 years old.
* **1826:** His brother James was born on June 10, 1826 in Cattaraugus, New York when Edward was 14 years old.
* **1828:** His brother Orpheous was born in 1828 in Cattaraugus, New York when Edward was 16 years old.
* **1830:** His brother Alonzo was born in 1830 in Cattaraugus, New York when Edward was 18 years old.
* **1834:** His father Aaron died in 1834 when Edward was 22 years old.
Lycan

**Lycan** is a contestant from Marvivor: Andros Island, where he finished in 10th place.

Lycan started on the Junkanoo tribe, where their lack of a social game quickly put them on the bottom, as they were left out of the Andrew vote. Being swapped into a majority on the new Junkanoo, Lycan was able to easily cruise along as Luke and Bronco were taken out for inactivity. At the joint tribal, Lycan showed his idol, and when Molly warned him that Arash was after him, he told Arash, leading to Molly's elimination, while Lycan played his idol on Alec. Swapping once again to Junkanoo, Lycan sided with Arash and his minions to take out Rat. At the merge, Lycan's constant target status bit him in the ass, as he was taken out as an easy boot in a 7-1-1 vote. He did not vote for a winner.
Emma Hatfield

Dolly Hatfield (sister)

Joseph Hatfield (brother)

James Hatfield (half-brother)

Lola Hatfield (half-sister)

Charles Hatfield (half-brother)

Walter Hatfield (half-brother)

Clyde Rasey (adopted half-brother)

Mont Hunter (husband)

Myrtle E. Kelly (daughter)

**Emma Hatfield (1864-?)** was the daughter of Hiram H. Hatfield and Harriet Maynard, and the older sister of Dolly and Joseph. She was also the half-sister of Delila, James, Lola, Charles, and Walter, as well as the adopted sister of Clyde. She was also the wife of Mont Hunter, as well as the mother of Myrtle E. Kelly.

## Biography

Emma was born in 1864 in Missouri to Hiram Hatfield and Harriet Maynard. She was the oldest of the three kids of Hiram and Harriet. Her two younger siblings were Dolly and Joseph. After Harriet's death in 1874, Hiram married Delila Toler. Over the next ten years, Hiram and Delila had five children named Delila, James, Lola, Charles, and Walter. She also had one adopted brother named Clyde.

She married Mont Hunter, and their daughter, Myrtle, was born in 1902. It is unknown when Emma's death date is.
Nancy Hatfield

***You may be looking for Nancy Hatfield, the daughter of Joseph Hatfield and Mary Polly Heather. This article is about her aunt.***

## Nancy Hatfield

### Relatives

Reuben Hatfield (father)Mary Polly Comstock (mother)

Betty Hatfield (sister)

Calvin Hatfield (brother)

Joseph Hatfield (brother)

Elizabeth Hatfield (sister)

Mary Hatfield (sister)

Andrew Hatfield (brother)

Stanley Hatfield (brother)

Susan Hatfield (sister)

James Hatfield (brother)

Hiram Hatfield (brother)

John Hatfield (brother)

Harrison Jackson Weldon (husband)

Loisa Weldon (daughter)

Nancy Weldon (daughter)

Andrew Weldon (son)

Reuben Weldon (son)

Thurman Weldon (son)

Matilda Weldon (daughter)

Rachel Weldon (daughter)

Charity Weldon (daughter)

Lathena Weldon (daughter)

## Physical description

### Gender

Female

**Nancy Jane Hatfield (1821-1908)** was the seventh of twelve children born to Reuben Hatfield and Mary Polly Comstock, as well as the sister of Betty, Calvin, Joseph, Elizabeth, Mary, Andrew, Stanley, Susan, James, Hiram, and John. She was also the wife of Harrison Jackson Weldon, as well as the mother of Loisa, Nancy, Andrew, Reuben, Thurman, Matilda, Rachel, Charity, and Lathena.

## Biography

Nancy was born in 1821 in Tennessee. She grew up with her parents, Reuben and Mary, along with her siblings in Tennessee and Kentucky. Her older sister, Betty, died in 1838 when Nancy was seventeen.

She married Harrison Jackson Weldon in 1840 in Missouri at the age of 19. Their first five children (Loisa, Nancy, Andrew, Reuben, and Thurman) were born in Missouri. In between 1845 and 1849, the family moved to Decatur, Iowa, where their four other children (Matilda, Rachel, Charity, & Lathena).

As of 1870, according to Census records, they lived in Wilson, Kansas. From 1889 to 1902, Nancy experienced the deaths of her siblings Stanley, Susan, Elizabeth, Mary, Calvin, Andrew, and John, as well as the death of her spouse in 1901.

Nancy died on November 21, 1908 in Decatur, Iowa at the age of 87.

## Trivia

* She was the sheriff of Decatur County, Iowa.
John Myers Hatfield

Betty Hatfield (sister)

Calvin Hatfield (brother)

Elizabeth Hatfield (sister)

Joseph Hatfield (brother)

Mary Hatfield (sister)

Andrew Hatfield (brother)

Nancy Hatfield (sister)

Stanley Hatfield (brother)

Susan Hatfield (sister)

James Hatfield (brother)

Hiram Hatfield (brother)

Martha Jane Vanderpool (wife)

Reuben W. Hatfield (son)

John Q. Hatfield (son)

Cyrena Ann Stanley (wife)

Anthony Hatfield (son)

Mary E. Hatfield (daughter)

Laura Hatfield (daughter)

Nancy E. Hatfield (daughter)

Charles Hatfield (son)

Minnie Hatfield (daughter)

**John Myers Hatfield (1828-1900)** was the twelfth and final child to be born to Reuben Hatfield and Mary Polly Comstock; he was also the younger brother of Betty, Calvin, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, Andrew, Nancy, Stanley, Susan, James, and Hiram. Additionally, he was the husband of Cyrena Ann Stanley and Martha Jane Vanderpool, as well as the father of Anthony, Mary, Laura, Nancy, Charles, Minnie, Reuben, and John.

## Biography

John was born in November 1828 to Reuben and Mary, growing up in Tennessee with his family. His sister, Betty, died when he was 10 years old. As of 1850, he lived in Decatur, Iowa with his family; he married his first wife, Martha Jane Vanderpool, in 1852 in Decatur, Iowa when he was 23 years old. They had two children: Reuben (b. 1853) and John (b. 1856). Unfortunately, Martha died a month and a half after John was born. After her death, John married Cyrena Ann Stanley on February 22, 1857. Cyrena and John had six more children, including Anthony (b. 1859), Mary (b. 1861), Laura (b. 1864), Nancy (b. 1867), Charles (b. 1871), and Minnie (b. 1876).

As of 1870, John and his family lived in Benton, Missouri, and as of 1900, they lived in Jackson, Missouri. The source I use (FamilySearch) indicates that he died in 1900, however, another source indicates that his death may have been later, sometime after 1913.

## Trivia

* John fought in the 7th Missouri State Militia Calvary as a private, however, he was later promoted to corporal. He fought on the side of the Union.
Solace

**Solace** is a contestant from Marvivor: Lankapura, where he finished in 7th place.

Solace started on the Hanuman tribe, where he worked his way into a comfortable majority, being on the right side of both votes. when the swap hit, Solace went to Ravana with a 3-2 Hanuman majority, but Ravana won out and they never had to go to tribal. At merge, Solace joined Jeremy and JD in voting Sabine out at their group tribal. After this, he joined the rest of the tribe in voting out Neon. At the F8 tribal, when the target seemed locked onto PAD, Solace made a move by stealing Ava's vote and voting for Jeremy. However, after he played a half idol, this caused a tie between Jeremy and PAD. When Jay and Rydog said they would go to rocks for Jeremy, Solace voted for PAD on the revote. After this, Solace had a huge mental breakdown, further alienating himself further after his move had been exposed. He tried to save himself, but in the end he was voted out 5-2, with Crystal in the minority. He voted for JD to win, and won Villain of the Season for his Ponderosa and Final Tribal Council fights.
Edgar Cecil Hatfield

Albert Hatfield (brother)

Hiram Hatfield (brother)

Hazel Hatfield (sister)

Delila Hatfield (sister)

Jack Hatfield (brother)

Charles Hatfield (brother)

Theodore Hatfield (brother)

Leo Hatfield (brother)

Eleanor Hatfield (sister)

Billie Hatfield (brother)

Iva Marie Pitcher (wife)

Randy Hatfield (son)

Wayne Hatfield (son)

Carol Hatfield (daughter)

**Edgar Cecil Hatfield (1915-1993)** was the son of Charles Martin Hatfield and May Dora Rasey, as well as the brother of Albert, Hiram, Hazel, Delila, Jack, Charles, Theodore, Leo, Eleanor, and Billie. He was also the husband of Iva Marie Pitcher and the father of Wayne, Randy, and Carol Hatfield.

## Biography

Edgar was born on January 1, 1915 in Keefton, Muskogee, Oklahoma to Charles Martin Hatfield and May Dora Rasey. He was one of eleven children, including Albert, Hiram, Hazel, Delila, Jack, Charles, Theodore, Leo, Eleanor, and Billie.

Edgar joined the Navy in 1936, serving during World War II and the Korean War. He retired in 1958. He married Iva Marie Pitcher on March 3, 1944 at the age of 29. They had three children named Wayne, Randy, and Carol.

He died on April 29, 1993 in Poulsbo, Kitsap, Washington State due to a short illness. Iva died four months later. He was survived by his three children, sisters Hazel and Delila, and brothers Jack, Charles, and Leo.

## Trivia

* He served in the Navy from 1936 to 1958.
* He served in WWII and the Korean War.
Mary Polly Comstock

Isaac Comstock (brother)

Sarah Comstock (sister

William Comstock (brother)

Elizabeth Comstock (sister)

Susannah Comstock (sister)

Joseph Comstock (brother)

Anna Comstock (sister)

Reuben Hatfield (husband)

Betty Hatfield (daughter)

Calvin Hatfield (son)

Elizabeth Hatfield (daughter)

Joseph Hatfield (son)

Mary Hatfield (daughter)

Andrew Hatfield (son)

Nancy Hatfield (daughter)

Stanley Hatfield (son)

Susan Hatfield (daughter)

James Hatfield (son)

Hiram Hatfield (son)

John Hatfield (son)

**Mary Polly Comstock (1790-1871)** was the eighth and final child to be born to Joseph Comstock and Elizabeth (last name unknown), as well as the sister of Isaac, Sarah, Elizabeth, William, Susannah, Joseph, and Anna. She was also the wife of Reuben Hatfield, as well as the mother of Betty, Calvin, Elizabeth, Joseph, Mary, Andrew, Nancy, Stanley, Susan, James, Hiram, and John.

## Biography

Mary was born in Virginia in 1790 to Joseph Comstock and Elizabeth. She had seven older siblings named Isaac, Sarah, Elizabeth, William, Susannah, Joseph, and Anna. It is likely that her family moved to Knox, Kentucky, as that is where her father died and where her marriage took place. Her father died when she was eleven years old in 1801. She was married to Reuben Hatfield on March 27, 1806 at the age of 15 in Knox, Kentucky.

Reuben and Mary had fourteen children, including Betty (b. 1807), Calvin (b. 1812), twins Elizabeth and Joseph (b. 1813), Mary (b. 1818), Andrew (b. 1820), Nancy (b. 1821), Stanley (b. 1823), James (b. 1824), Hiram (b. 1826), and John (b. 1828). Mary's mother, Elizabeth, died in 1810 - when Mary was twenty. Her daughter, Betty, died in 1838.

As of 1850, Mary and Reuben lived in Decatur, Iowa. Reuben died in 1860. Mary died on September 15, 1871 in Decatur, Iowa at the age of 81.
Kip

**Kip** is a contestant from Marvivor: Andros Island, where he finished in 8th place.

Kip started on the Goombay tribe, where he quickly formed alliances with both Arash's minions and Todd and Cara. He survived the Vince vote, and after being swapped onto Goombay, he won out until the joint tribal, where he attempted to vote Lycan out. On Goombay again, Kip flipped and flopped between the two factions, but ended up siding with Todd and Cara. On the revote, Kip locked in his Eddie vote without consulting his alliance, leading to a unanimous Eddie boot. At merge, he joined the majority in voting Lycan out, and stuck with Todd and Cara, voting out Alec. When his alliance was cornered, he had to vote for Cara to survive, but he was voted out in a close 5-4 vote. He voted for Cara to win.
Francis Rasey

Norval Rasey (brother)

Mary Rasey (sister)

Edward Rasey Jr. (brother)

Rossalyndia Rasey (sister)

Archibald Rasey (brother)

Dora Rasey (sister)

**Francis "Frank" Rensselaer Rasey (1851-1890)** was the son of Edward Rasey Sr. and Mary Lamb, and the brother of Norval, Mary, Edward Jr., Rossalyndia, Archibald, and Dora.

## Timeline

Francis was born on October 17, 1851 to Edward Rasey and Mary Lamb in Cattaraugus, New York. He had one older brother named Norval, and five younger siblings named Mary (b. 1853), Edward Jr. (b. 1855), Rossalyndia (b. 1857), Archibald (b. 1858), and Dora (b. 1861). Not much is known about Francis' adult life. He died around 1890 at the age of 39.
Sanctus

***Cursed.***

Your arrival in this city may come in life, or come in death. Maybe it was a sword through the heart, an arrow in the eye, or a virulent disease. You awake here in Sanctus, on the path into the city from the Fog. Maybe you went walking through a forest, mist clinging to the conifers. The fog becomes so thick you couldn’t see a foot ahead of you. When it begins to clear, here you are. Sanctus.

All those who arrive in Sanctus are cursed to not be able to fully die. Every time their body is killed, they will return, losing parts of themselves each time. Losing their mind, their control, and their form, until they go hollow, becoming a husk of a being with only enough presence of mind to shamble and swing. A Hollow. End of the road. A Hollow dies, and they stay dead. There is nothing left to bring back.

***Outside the Walls:***

The skeletons. The rusted weapons spiked deep into the cracked, stoney soil. Haphazard gravestones topped by pieces of shattered armor. Vegetation that struggles in the weight of the fog. The ground here is crag and rock, and the only other signs of life are these struggling trees and vines. Eking out from the fog that covers the land, these areas are a danger, not only because of the Fog’s touch, but horrific, deformed beasts who appear through the mist from time to time.

***The Nexus***

The Nexus, that tower, stands before you, rising from the city's center. Proud and powerful, its marblesque facade contains mysteries and doors to paths unknown. It is the start of an adventure; it is a place of legend. Ancient as it is strong, the Archstones within can connect you to all regions of the Gatelands.

***Sanctus***

Around it grows and swells a small metropolis. It is home to hustling merchants and stalwart adventurers, to transient dwellers and long-term residents. In its thirteen districts dwell a hundred thousand lives in rags and riches and honor and sin. The four houses—the ever-reaching Crows, the lawful Wolves, the prideful Lions, and the dastardly Snakes—rule the city and cut deals as easily as they cut throats.

Sanctus is a city of almost 100,000 people, with about 25-30% of the population being members of the many houses. Others are transient, or simply not involved enough to care for who has the power and who doesn’t.
Joseph Hatfield Sr.

Elizabeth Hatfield (twin sister)

Betty Hatfield (sister)

Calvin Hatfield (brother)

Mary Hatfield (sister)

Andrew Hatfield (brother)

Nancy Hatfield (sister)

Stanley Hatfield (brother)

Susan Hatfield (sister)

James Hatfield (brother)

Hiram Hatfield (brother)

John Hatfield (brother)

Mary Polly Heather (wife)

Hiram Hatfield (son)

Mary Hatfield (daughter)

Nancy Hatfield (daughter)

Lucy Hatfield (daughter)

Calestine Hatfield (daughter)

Jemima Hatfield (daughter)

Thomas Hatfield (son)

Elizabeth Hatfield (daughter)

Joseph Hatfield (son)

Bob Hatfield (son)

Rebecca Hatfield (daughter)

Martha Hatfield (daughter)

Hannah Hatfield (daughter)

**Joseph Hatfield Sr. (1813-1902)** was the fourth born child of Reuben Hatfield and Mary Polly Comstock, as well as the twin brother of Elizabeth, and brother of Betty, Calvin, Mary, Andrew, Nancy, Stanley, Susan, James, Hiram, and John. He was also the wife of Mary Polly Heather, and the father of Hiram, Mary, Nancy, Lucy, Calestine, Jemima, Elizabeth, Thomas, Joseph, Bob, Rebecca, Martha, and Hannah.

## Biography

Joseph was the fourth born child of Reuben Hatfield and Mary Polly Comstock, along with his twin sister, Elizabeth. He grew up with his family and eleven siblings in Tennessee. He married Mary Polly Heather on October 29, 1836 in Morgan, Missouri at the age of 23. Their first child, Hiram, had been born in 1835.

The couple had fourteen children, including Hiram (b. 1835), Mary (b. 1840), Lucy (b. 1842), Nancy (b. 1842), Margaret (b. 1845), Calestine (b. 1847), Jemima (b. 1850), Thomas (b. 1851), Joseph (b. 1853), Elizabeth (b. 1856), Rebecca (b. 1858), Martha (b. 1860), and Hannah (b. 1863). Lucy's birth date is unknown.

Joseph's sister, Betty, died in 1838, his father died in 1860, daughter Nancy died in 1865, his mother died in 1871, and daughter Calestine died in 1872. His brother, Stanley, died in 1889, and his sister Susan died in 1890, as well as his twin Elizabeth. His siblings Mary and Calvin died in 1893, and brother Andrew died in 1898. His wife, Mary, died in 1899, and his brother John died in 1900.

Joseph died on February 17, 1902 in Craig, Oklahoma at the age of 89.

## Trivia

* He named a few of his children after his siblings, including his brother Hiram, sister Mary, and twin Elizabeth.
Joel

Joel was a replacement contestant for Quillerz on Marvivor: Chiloe after he left the server in the opening minutes of the game. He made it to 8th place.

Starting on Pincoy, Joel had a good start to his game as he was well liked by his tribe and was in the majority with Andrew, Aimee and Julien. He also quickly found a hidden immunity idol in the safari. When his tribe went to tribal council, he joined his fellow tribe mates in voting out Rock after he requested to be voted off. When the swap occurred Joel stayed on Pincoy with Julien and voted out the inactive Tarn when his swap tribe went to tribal council.

When merge hit, Joel joined the entirety of Castro (minus Tom and Rat) in voting off clear target Andrew, and was involved in the Miles blindside that occurred at the next boot. After voting for Tom at the next tribal as he was an easy boot, Joel decided to make a move against Jazmin who he viewed as a big threat to win the game. So while the majority of Castro expected Michelcat to be blindsided, Joel used his immunity idol on Michelcat and they along with Rat voted off Jazmin in a 4-3-2 vote out. At the next tribal Joel was in trouble as he was involved in a tie with Michelcat but he was able to escape elimination as Michelcat was booted on the revote.

Unfortunately for Joel, his time in the game would be cut short as he decided to pull out of the game due to health reasons, he felt that he was too ill to put proper time and energy into playing.

He voted for Chief to win at the end of the season.
Jeremiah Hatfield Sr.

Eli Hatfield (brother)

Stanley Hatfield (brother)

John Hatfield (brother)

Nancy Hatfield (sister)

Reuben Hatfield (brother)

Rachel Hatfield (sister)

Leander Hatfield (sister)

James Hatfield (brother)

William Hatfield (brother)

Davis Hatfield (brother)

Calvin Hatfield (brother)

Charles Hatfield (brother)

Moses Hatfield (brother)

Ephraim Hatfield (half-brother)

Valentine Hatfield Sr. (half-brother)

Mary Hatfield (half-sister)

George Hatfield (half-brother)

Joseph Hatfield Jr. (half-brother)

Andrew Hatfield (half-brother)

Alexander Hatfield (half-brother)

Elizabeth Mary Alley (wife)

William Hatfield Sr. (son)

Charles Hatfield (son)

Celia Hatfield (daughter)

Joseph Hatfield (son)

Ericus Hatfield (son)

Fannie Hatfield (daughter)

Jeremiah Hatfield Jr. (son)

Arena Hatfield (daughter)

David Hatfield (son)

Five unknown children (3 boys, 2 girls)

**Jeremiah Hatfield Sr. (1780-1840)** was the oldest child of Joseph Andrew Hatfield and Rachel Smith, as well as the older brother of Eli, Stanley, Nancy, John, Reuben, Rachel, Leander, James, William, Davis, Calvin, Charles, and Moses. He was also the husband of Elizabeth Mary Alley, and the father of William, Charles, Celia, Joseph, Ericus, Fannie, Jeremiah Jr., Arena, David, and five unknown children. Additionally, he had seven half-siblings named Ephraim, Valentine, Mary, George, Joseph, Andrew, and Alexander.

## Biography

Jeremiah was born in 1780, and was the oldest child of Joseph and Rachel. He had eight older half-siblings as well as twelve younger siblings. Jerry married Elizabeth Mary Alley around 1801 in Morgan, Tennessee at age 21. After their wedding, they moved to Guilford, North Carolina. They had fourteen children, including William (b. 1802), Charles (b. 1803), Celia (b. 1805), Joseph (b. 1809), Ericus (b. 1811), Fannie (b. 1825), Jeremiah Jr. (b. 1828), Arena (birth date unknown), David (birth date unknown), and five unknown children. The five unknown children were all born two years apart, except the last two. The first was born in 1813, the second in 1815, the third in 1817, the fourth in 1819, and the fifth in 1821.

In 1825, the family moved to Roane, Tennessee. Jeremiah and his daughter Fannie drowned in the Emery River on January 21, 1840 in Morgan, Tennessee while trying to cross in a canoe. Fannie was only fifteen years old, and Jeremiah was sixty years old.

### Son's Death

Jerry's son, Joseph, died in an unusual way. His brother, William, was susceptible to very severe epileptic seizures. He told his wife, Nancy Summers,
Adriel

**Adriel:** Home to **Cohor, city of Wolves.** This mountainous region is known for its harsh terrain, and even harsher denizens. Cold, especially in the north, with snow capped peaks near totally separating this region from the rest of the continent. The Shatterstar Mountains, the highest in all of the land, form a harsh barrier which once protected them from invasion in times long past.
House of Eagles

***The Wisdom of the Past, guides the Flames of the Future.***

The house who fell, come to rise again.

Three hundred years ago, before the War of Sorrow, four major houses controlled the land. There were the proud Lions, the fierce Wolves, the rising Crows, and the wise Eagles. They were in charge of governing the confined population of the city, as with their wisdom and experience, they were trusted to execute it fairly. The Nine Courts were their creation, and it was them who laid the foundations for the district of penitence. The tradition of color marking was a work of their philosophers, working with the fledgling Muses. They were fair and well intentioned, but their ways came to clash with the others. With the War of Sorrow, they were demolished. Thought lost to history.

Until now.

The Eagles have returned, their numbers small, but with original members who sat long hidden yet teach their ways. The Eagles value wisdom and passivity, often in robes of gray, green, or brown to represent such. A core belief of the Eagles is forethought before decisive action, often worrying those whom they are enemies with. An Eagle watches from its perch, biding its time and thinking of its plan. Once that plan is enacted, it hardly fails.

**House Size:** Unknown.

**Tenets:** Fairness, Wisdom, and spirituality.

**Alignment:** LG

Three leaders have emerged from hiding, an ancient triumvirate who guided Sanctus before the war.

Doren Khoh, thought to have been slain by Crow assassins. A man of unending will, many theorize the Eagles would never have returned without it. Khoh is rumored to have been able to tear warriors apart with mind alone. The white haired Doren has lived a long life, as this curse won’t let him go.

Tel’aario of the Sand, once thought the wisest man in Zabidea. Once a Lion, he became an Eagle with no ill will, and served as a high diplomat with the Lions during the War of Sorrow. His reappearance and ties to the Lions could greatly help the Eagles in fostering new allies.

Selka the Executioner, who gave gray its battle meaning. She was the axe of the eagles, the faithful guardian of Justice, and the last stop on many journeys. The guilty learned to fear her name and helmed visage. That blank, empty metal staring into the souls of the damned, even if her eyes see nothing.
Camp Sunshine

Skai Torris (Season 4)

Nick Webb (Formerly)

Sebastian (Formerly)

Trent Jackson (Formerly)

TJ Helix (Formerly)

Booker Lambert

Skai Torris (Formerly)

**Camp Sunshine** is a summer camp that is located near Greenway. Jakob Sunshine founded the camp more than a century before, and it is run by his descendant in Seasons 1-2, Mary Lou Sunshine. Jordan later became the camp's owner in Juvie Out! and Skai in We Weren't Here. It is seen in every episode of *Camp Go Away!* and is the main location of the show. The camp has a notorious history of staying open despite being incredibly cheap and violating various health code and safety regulations.
Mary Hatfield

Betty Hatfield (sister)

Calvin Hatfield (brother)

Elizabeth Hatfield (sister)

Joseph Hatfield (brother)

Andrew Hatfield (brother)

Nancy Hatfield (sister)

Stanley Hatfield (brother)

Susan Hatfield (sister)

James Hatfield (brother)

Hiram Hatfield (brother)

John Hatfield (brother)

John Parman (husband)

Sarah Parman (daughter)

Francis Parman (son)

Susan Parman (daughter)

James Parman (son)

Pricie Parman (daughter)

Nancy Parman (daughter)

Eliza Parman (daughter)

Greenberry Parman (son)

Barbara Parman (daughter)

Mahala Parman (daughter)

Alice Parman (daughter)

**Mary Hatfield (1818-1893)** was the fifth of twelve children born to Reuben Hatfield and Mary Polly Comstock, as well as the sister of Betty, Calvin, Elizabeth, Joseph, Andrew, Nancy, Stanley, Susan, James, Hiram, and John. She was also the wife of John Parman, and the mother of Sarah, Francis, Susan, James, Pricie, Nancy, Eliza, Greenberry, Barbara, Mahala, and Alice.

## Biography

Mary was born in 1818 to Reuben Hatfield and Mary Polly Comstock. She grew up in Kentucky and Tennessee with her parents and siblings. On February 9, 1838, she married John Parman in Whitley, Kentucky at the age of 19. The couple had eleven children, including Sarah (b. 1839), Francis (b. 1841), Susan (b. 1845), James (b. 1846), Pricie (b. 1846), Nancy (b. 1851), Eliza (b. 1853), Greenberry (b. 1854), Barbara (b. 1859), Mahala (b. 1860), and Alice (b. 1862).

As of 1850, the family lived in Whitley, Kentucky before moving to Laurel, Kentucky in 1860. According to Census reports, they lived in Lawrence, Indiana. Mary's siblings, Stanley, Susan, and Elizabeth, died in 1889, 1890 and 1890, respectively.

Mary died on March 11, 1893 in Lawrence, Indiana at the age of 74. She was survived by her husband and children.
Margaret Hatfield

Hiram Hatfield (brother)

Mary Hatfield (sister)

Lucy Hatfield (sister)

Nancy Hatfield (sister)

Calestine Hatfield (sister)

Jemima Hatfield (sister)

Thomas Hatfield (brother)

Joseph Hatfield (brother)

Elizabeth Hatfield (sister)

Bob Hatfield (brother)

Rebecca Hatfield (sister)

Martha Ann Hatfield (sister)

Hannah Hatfield (sister)

Samuel Peery (husband)

Albert Peery (son)

Joseph Peery (son)

Bemettie Peery (daughter)

Allen Peery (son)

Rebecca Peery (daughter)

Mary Peery (daughter)

Phadora Peery (daughter)

**Margaret Hatfield (1845-1921)** was the fifth-born child of Joseph Hatfield and Mary Polly Heather, as well as the sister of Hiram, Mary, Lucy, Nancy, Calestine, Jemima, Thomas, Joseph, Elizabeth, Bob, Rebecca, Martha Ann, and Hannah. She was also the wife of Samuel Peery, and the mother of Albert, Joseph, Thomas, Bemettie, Allen, Rebecca, Mary, and Phadora.

## Biography

Margaret was born in Grundy, Missouri to Joseph Hatfield and Mary Polly Heather. She had thirteen siblings (four brothers, nine sisters). Her older sister, Nancy, married Samuel Peery in 1863, and their daughter, Luemma, was born ten months later. However, Nancy died in December 1865, and Margaret and Samuel were married in 1866.

The couple had eight children, including Albert (b. 1868), Joseph (b. 1869), Thomas (b. 1871), Bemettie (b. 1873), Allen (b. 1877), Rebecca (b. 1880), Mary (b. 1882), and Phadora (b. 1886). Bemettie died in 1877 at age four, while Allen died at age nineteen.

Margaret died on August 28, 1921 in Welch, Oklahoma, three years after Samuel's death.

## Trivia

* She married her older sister's husband after her death.
Drink

Because it was not built near an open water source, Sanctus has extremely limited access to fresh water. Requests are often made of magically-inclined residents to assist in creating and purifying water for the city. This process is organized by the Crows. Throughout the rainy seasons, city dwellers also lay out bowls and pots to collect the rainwater.

## Non Alcoholic

The most common non-alcoholic drink, aside from plain water, is tea. The Crow city of Koraka, geographically quite far from Sanctus, enjoys a warmer climate that is perfect for growing tea, which is then condensed into thin bricks and shipped to Sanctus. Pieces are shaved from the tea bricks into kettles for brewing.

## Alcoholic

Spassel: Given the high amounts of potatoes grown within the greenhouses, it is inevitable that some of it goes into alcohol production. Mashing and distilled, they create this signature drink of Sanctus, a clear and potent hard liquor. Served in nearly every bar, it is a custom here as much as Mezcal is in Oaxaca. Drunk plainly, smooth enough to be sipped on throughout the gloomy day.

Mead: Fermented from the simple syrup of the bone-trees near Cohor, meads of all kinds are found here. Often flavored with ginger, cinnamon, tea, mint and coriander. Meads are the most common low-alcohol drink that is served in the bars and food courts.

Rum: Distilled and fermented from the syrup and sugar of the bone-trees, this highly sugary and potent drink is a favorite of those looking to forget the rest of the night.