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New Earle Farm
New Earle Farm
Windlebridge
The younger brother, Ronny Earle, built a new farm next to the old Earle Farm.
Third Fall
Number of sim days: 5


Ronny Earle
Ronny Earle
Henry's younger brother, built New Earle Farm and married Annette.
Adult
Family Tree
Annette Earle
Annette Earle
Annette married Ronny Earle.
Teen
Family Tree
 



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Third Fall
Harvesting
9/16/2008 11:00 AM
Harvest time means a lot of hard work on the fields, but also lots of time to meet after work and dance and play. Both the teens and children of Windlebridge gather to help at the different farms, and when dark falls, the music starts.
 
Harvest at Earle Farm
Apple Harvest
Birth in Barn
Birth in Barn
 
Henry and Jane now have seven children. The Farm is prospering with more cows and pigs besides the fields and the orchard. Henrys brother Ronny built a new farm, called New Earle Farm, next to the Old Earle Farm, and got married.
 
New Earle Farm
New Earle Farm
New Earle Farm
Pond at New Earle Farm
View over the Village from Earle Farm
View over the Village from Earle Farm

Other Relatives:
Nelly Reese
Nelly Reese
Adult
Family Tree
Household:
Reese
Jenny Floyd
Jenny Floyd
Born at Earle Farm, married Clark Floyd
Adult
Family Tree
Household:
Floyd
Kitty North
Kitty North
A young widow.
Adult
Family Tree
Household:
North
Henry Earle
Henry Earle
Eldest son.
Adult
Family Tree
Household:
Earle
Jimmy Earle
Jimmy Earle
Henry's younger brother, moved to Windleport to join the army.
Adult
Family Tree
Household:
Windle Garrison - The Falcons
Betty Moss
Betty Moss
Youngest daughter of Kathy and Percy Earle - married Larry Moss and is moving with him to Windleport Castle, where he serves at the Garrison.
Adult
Family Tree
Household:
Moss