Middleshire

I am an historian who is writing about my town 50 years after (which before was 1500 B.C. and now 1450 B.C.) it was chartered by our lord. Our lord has the name of lord Briant, a very trustworthy and dependant person, to be exact. Our town in which I live in is called Middleshire.

It is now 1450 B.C., 5 years after the town had been chartered by the lord. I would like to talk about how the population was at first. There were few people in the beginning, when it was chartered, because it just opened up. Usually, there are not many people that come when it first opens.

There was a ceremony taken at Dash's Restaurant. Lord Briant, townsmen, carpenters, butchers, traders, bakers, craftsmen, and smiths were the people who attended the ceremony. A minimum of 50-60 people came to the ceremony. At first, there wasn't much but then later on, more people came along. More people came along because of thr freedom of feudal duties and memorial payments.

Since the townsmen built schools, fire stations, restaurants, markets, clothing stores, a public pool, and many more, people started to come and live in Middleshire. The first group of people who came to live in Middleshire were the traders because while they were traveling, they stopped by places to rest and possibly stay in that specific place.