1675

Temporary housing is being constructed by the quarry.

Mayor’s Report: A third war between the English and Dutch has come to an end, and once again, we are a growing town in the English colony of New York. Our new English governor is Edmund Andros, who has guaranteed our continued rights as they existed before the most recent war. To the chagrin of several people in the town, English flags have been restored at town hall and where they were, before. Last year saw a severe shortfall in how much food we produced compared to how much was consumed. If we hadn’t been fortunate enough to trade for cucumbers, tomatoes and strawberries, we would have depleted a great portion of our reserve. Another wave of births is expected this year, as the first group of children have all married and are expanding their families. While the stockpile of available fuel is low, there is much that could be used if taken out of the trading posts. I was re-elected as no one ran opposed to me. Laver Foure wants a seat on the council, but was convinced not to run last year against Kings Jacobs. It seems there is another plan afoot. Andro Postmael’s council seat is up for election this year.
Starting Population: 54 / 10 / 24                             25 Sheep, 68 Chickens, 6 Bison Education: 74%	Starting Inventory: Logs: 126 Stone & Brick: 103 Iron: 148 Firewood: 63 Coal: 0 Tools: 179 Food: 11,374 Herbs: 0 Clothing: 205 Health: ♥♥♥♥♥ Happiness: ««««« Alcohol: 10
Births: Early Spring Arleton (M) to Galentice (28) & Armine (31) Gysbert Spring Valentice (M) to Tallis (49) & Vonne (42) Mauritz Egbertie (M) to Sandyn (17) & Aileena (20) Aerts Late Spring Ilia (F) to Talonza (22) & Odalynn (20) Gysbert Autumn Brendal (F) to Wood (23) & Saiane (23) Aerts Early Winter Land (M) to Kevonte (39) & Trish (35) Nissen	Completed Construction: Early Spring Wooden House demolished x 2 Summer 1st Level House Winter Wooden House Late Winter Wheat Field (9x20) x 2
Education: Enrollments: Late Spring Donel Laurens Graduations: Early Winter Romainey Postmael Winter Heathey Heymans	Merchants: Farrin the Company Merchant, Early Spring 125 Firewood @ 4, Wheat Seeds @ 2500, 500 Seal Meat @ 1 Traded 375 Ale for Wheat Seeds, Seal Meat Americ the Mercer, Spring, Port 2 16 Wool Coats @ 15 No trades completed Serenita the Rancher, Late Autumn, Port 2 8 Friesian Cows @ 800 Traded 705 Firewood @ 4, 132 Wool Coats @ 15 for all Hassidy the Mercer, Late Winter, Port 1 16 Full Coat @ 15 No trades completed
Marriages: Early Spring Katherford Baerents (16) & Kiarrah Heymans (19) Early Summer Linwoody Taylor (17) & Harlsie Postmael (19) Late Summer Laver Foure (32) & Alessie Chambers (18)	Weather: Late Frost: First Frost: No None
Deaths: Late Summer Vanesha Jacobs, 31, Crushed by a rock	Ready for Export: Port 1: 800 Firewood, 200 Wool, 150 Wool Coat, 514 Candle, 338 Ale Port 2: 394 Firewood, 18 Wool Coat, 301 Ale
Production: Corn: 1,372 Fish: 854 Wool: 90 Squash: 354 Mutton: 1,200 Firewood: 556 Cabbage: 785 Chicken: 114 Iron Tools: 77 Pear: 1,998 Beeswax: 486 Wool Coats: 50 Beans: 1,713 Candles: 60 Clay: 105 Eggs: 546 Fire Bundle: 620 Sand: 0 Honey: 504 Ale: 237 Stone: 128 Bricks: 45 Settlers: 8 – Late Spring Kingstonewall (40) & Eilee (24) Schmitt, son Alejandry (1), daughter Izabettie (4) The widow Eilee Taylor (36) with sons Sheribert (20) and Linwoody (17), daughter Esterese (16)	Report: Last Year Since Founding Item Used Produced Used Produced Logs: 276 618 5,846 5,858 Stone: 12 173 2,806 2,798 Iron: 47 108 1,206 1,292 Fuel: 1,334 1,192 10,045 13,269 Tools: 60 77 854 981 Food: 12,636 10,577 151,017 157,946 Clothes: 186 50 1,066 1,389 Alcohol: 392 230 1,003 1,677