Talk:Allison Clarinda Husslespear

For this phantom there is a great deal of family history that goes into it. Through that I've discovered some timeline errors and confusions and conflicts.

Allison is:
 * Mother of Captain Riquiras as per Carsokian
 * Captain Riquiras: Discovered the Brass Hell in -159 EC; murdered two years after putting it on his sails by his own crew.
 * A Member of the Casokian Clan
 * Her son, Captain Riquiras was acknowledged and then retracted from the clan.
 * The great, great, grandaunt of Aleksandra Mary Blackgold per Carsokian
 * Aleksandra is Baron Claude Lloyd Albert Smallwood's mother
 * Baron Claude Lloyd Albert Smallwood (born -62/7/11 EC, ennobled -12 EC, the XIXth Baron Smallwood)
 * Baron XIX inherited his nobility (and Last name??) from Iain_Underholm_Smallwood through marriage to Lady Bavarian Creame
 * Minor Problem: Bavarian Creame was born Bavarian Wallinger, showing no relation to Iain Smallwood and really confusing this scholar as how the title came to her and how last names work.
 * Aleksandra is also a descendant of Mary Elizabeth Carsokian
 * Quoted from Carsokian: It was into this high-point of the Clan's history that Mary Elizabeth Carsokian was born and groomed to be the clan head. She rose to that position on a fine, warm Ulfsday in Gomin of -100 EC, on her 57th birthday. With her that day, according to the Cranee Historical Society records, was her young, freshly married daughter Aleksandra Mary Blackgold, ...)
 * Aleksandra is Cousin to Sylivia Beth Panderlock; Who is Clan Head of Carsokian in moderntimes
 * Sylivia married Frandos Wakami in -80 EC.

All the above gives the following timeline: -159 EC        Captain Riquires discovers key Post -159      Captain killed [not stated explictly], 2 years after flying key as flag -157 EC        MEC born -100 EC 	MEC Clan Head on 57th birthday; Alek married previously -80 EC		SBP and FW marry -69 EC         Bavairan Wallinger (to be Creame) born to Aleksandra -67 EC	       Claude Lloyd Albert Smallwood born (At least 33 years of                  marriage before birth to Alek & hubby) -45 EC         Bavairan Wallinger & Claude Smallwood marry -33 EC         Bavairan Smallwood & Claude Smallwood Divorce -15 EC	       FW dies; SB(P)W dies few months later. -12 EC	       Ennobled Baron Smallwood XIX (at age 55) [21 years after divorcing the woman who has the right of family inheritance] -7 EC          Iain Smallwood murdered.

So there's definately some problems in the timeline for Claude Smallwood & Bavairan Creame concerning the inheritance.

Additionally, there are problems in trying to fit six generations into 170 years or so as the family tree looks something like this (Remember: Allison is Aleksandra's Great-Great Grand Aunt):

_____________  |            | Allison      Sister  +   Male                [Great-Great Grand layer] |                |   |                 |   |                 | Captain         Daughter (1) + Male               [Great Grand layer] d. -157 to -155              | |                             |                        Daughter (2) + Male          [Grand Layer] |                                    |                                     |                        Mary Elizabeth Carsokian + Male Blackgold [Mother Layer] b. -157         | |                                                |                                         Aleksandra Mary Blackgold  + Male Smallwood (NOT Iain) m. PROIR to -100 EC                                                                   | |                                                                   |                                                           Claude Lloyd Albert Smallwood b. -57 EC                                                                 m. Bavarain Wellington -45 EC --Lisa B. Underhalh 19:45, 18 May 2005 (EDT)

For what it's worth, I'll have to bow out of this discussion. I am rather estranged from the concept of blood families and inter-relations, so I get glossied-eyed when I look at stuff like this. I'll have to trust that you and other scholars get things right. --Morbus Iff 21:15, 18 May 2005 (EDT)