#sybil bailey

Surviving Family:

Talia’s eldest child, Thomas Carlisle married Isabel Goth and the couple had six children before Isabel’s death. Anthony, Andrew, Agnes, Adam, Allen, and Arthur. Unfortunately both Adam and Allen passed away as children. After Isabel’s death, Thomas remarried Margery Thorne and the couple had two sons, Adrian and Ambrose. Adrian had six children together with Samara Ernest; Margaret, Roger, Thomasin, Parnell, Philippa, and Catherine. Unfortunately both Roger and Catherine did not survive to adulthood. 

Margaret (pictured first) married her first husband William Shanks and had three children with him. Their first born, John, did not survive toddlerhood buth their twins, Samuel and Sybil lived. When Margaret was widowed she married her late husband’s brother and they had a daughter, Samara, who didn’t live before being widowed again. Margaret then married a third time to Mikel and they divorced so he could marry Sybil. 

Samuel (pictured below Margaret with his wife) married Aniyah Upton (James and Jenifer Upton’s youngest daughter) and they had a daughter, Martha, who didn’t live. 

Year 1598 Part 2: 

Melrose celebrated his thirteenth birthday not long after Thomasin and her family set out to return to Tartosa. 

Janet’s daughter Alice married a widower in May that she had not so secretly been having an affair with before his wife passed at the start of the month.

Barnaby and Brooklyn had their second child, a son named William on June third followed by Sybil delivering her daughter Constance on the first of July. 

Sometime in July, Amy married before Thomasin and her little family arrived back home. 

Year 1597 Part 4:

TW/CW: Death, Miscarriage

That October, Sybil and Mikel married the same day Mikel and Margaret’s marriage was officially dissolved. Which meant the house was tense for a while as they cohabitated. 

Then in December tragedy struck and the house went up in flames with Mikel inside. The house was thankfully mostly spared aside from the mess but Mikel was not that lucky. Oddly enough Sybil was content with this and was more than okay with being widowed two months into her marriage. 

The stress of the fire and the newly acquired fear of her daughter caused Margaret to lose the pregnancy, she was saddened by it but decided she wanted little to do with her former husband anyways.