Jane Linderston

Elyan Patrick of Fork; brother

Isaac Rivers; half-brother

Lemuel Linderston; husband

Aaron Linderston; son

Jack Linderston; son

Lucy Linderston; daughter

**Lady Jane Linderston (née of Fork)** is the wife of Ser Lemuel Linderston. She is the **Head** of the Linderston Family following **Ser Lemuel's Death** in 102/103 CE and the Lady of Linderston.

## Background

### Origins

During her father and uncle's visit in David's Port, her father met her mother, **Lady Jane of David's Port** and married her the same summer, nine months prior to Jane's birth. She was named after her mother.

### Marriage

Following the Battle of Brownwood, **Ser Lemuel** became known from **Fork to Linwood** for his knighthood and for defending the **Holy City of Saint Olav**, after which Ser Lemuel was appointed as the Sergeant of the City Guard of Linwood, a wood market and outpost camp in the outskirts of **Saint Olav**. That same year, Lady Jane accompanied her uncle, a war-time sergeant, Ser Norman of Fork to the **Tourney at Brownwood Fort** to celebrate the **Seventeenth Name Day of Lord Kayce's Daughter**, **Lady Alyanna**, where Ser Lemuel unhorsed Ser Jackwell (The Captain of the City Guard of Linwood), **Ser Ramriez**, and Lord Alan of Orkmont.

After the joust, Ser Lemuel danced with various maidens at the ball and went on to befriend and start an affair with Lady Jane. And in 98 CE, after almost a year-long affair, the two married at the **Altar in Brownwood Fort**.

### Family

Following her marriage, by the end of the first century of the second age, Lady Jane and Ser Lemuel were blessed with two sons, Aaron and Jack.

In the Summer of 100 CE, after Ser Lemuel's appointment as the Sergeant of the City Guard of Brownwood Fort, Ser Lemuel went on to found his own bloodline, The Linderston Family of the Holy City of Saint Olav. Towards the End of 101 CE, Lady Jane gave birth to a daughter, **Lucy Linderston**.

Their children carried on the name of Linderston as the family took its foundation.

## Rise to Leadership

### Order of Saint Olav

After the death of her husband, **Ser Lemuel** in battle, Lady Jane dedicated her life to the protection of the land her husband once fought for to defend, and in 109 CE, Lady Jane along with other nobles of the city, together seven members founded the **Holy Order of Saint Olav**. From Saint Olav came seven families that controlled Saint Olav and its territory.

### Ladyship of Linderston

In 112 CE, an outlaw rogue knight and the bastard son of Lord Alan of Orkmont, Ser Oliver of Orkmont led a revolt and attack on Brownwood Fort. **The Fortress** is one of the eight strongest strongholds of Greenfield. But a response was to be made. **Lady Jane Linderston** raised her bannermen with her nephew, Ser Nigel of Greenfield led the attack of eighty men, joined by the standing army of Fork, numbering one-hundred men aided well against the rebel attack of twenty rogue knights and seventy mercenary foot-soldiers.

Following the defeat and beheading of **Ser Oliver**, his head was piked outside the township gates of **Northern Greenfield**. For her family's bravery in time of need and in the face of revolt, Lady Jane and her family was granted land outside Saint Olav, which was renamed Linderston that also acted as a Garrison to the entrance to **Saint Olav** and bordering Brownwood Forrest and Lady Jane ruled as the **First Lady of Linderston**.