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The Lexxxrqtun 595 1924 ' HISTORY OF Tl-IE COLONY OF 1921 In 1071 tolty tyyo colonlsts mflamcd vs th a dcsne fol knoyyl edge came to settle the llnd of G H S These xyele not the fnst people to come to thv land T01 It hmd been well explored dong the co1st 11111 HUIYIIII lly dlyldcd lnto the states Algebm I1gl1sh Sclence, and H1StOlw lymg xlong the coast, wlth I :tn and Spam h extendmg westyvucl mto the folests yyhe1e tevs men X91tlll9Cl F'11the1 no1th yye1e oth11 settleme11ts but these neyy people cho e the un1nhab1ted l111d t'1the1 south Hc1e hoyyeyel thele 1 19 1 tux stlafzffllng llShC1l'1N:11 1nd t1appe1s aheady 1L9lCllflg' he1e These men yye1c xble to 1nst11et the neyycomels hovs to earn a 1lV'Ilg yylth o11t vsolk 1nd Vwdlllefl them of the dangers they must face Belng lndustuous folk they were soon settled and re ldv to OIQIHILQ a 4goye1 ment The Kmg sent over a Lord Jones T01 QOXQIHOI md wpomted a counell ot TIVG to 39SlQt hlm The eouncll yms comlosed of Laches Qu 1lls Ingraham DuB0se Beach lllfl XX lllxP1 Qcye1 tl m1no1 otllc als yyele also elected The c1t17ens yye1e lllovyed to muntaln an army known as the BOd1Cl ot Tlustecs and a nayy called the Palent Teachers AQSOLII UOII Wlth these they felt 1ny1nc1ble but bemg a young colony were afr 11d to ente1 lllt0 any t 1e1gn troubles so rema ned peacelul 1 l home But they d1cl hue trouble It home Occaslon llly the people b oke out 111 sm xll 111 agnnst the st11ct 1ule ot the 0lflLl 11s but 11111 soon suppressed That fust year yyas, cons1de11ng 1ll thmgs, a very successlul pezlod IH the hte ot the colony Only 1 few of thell numbe1 VSGIC ta1nthea1ted enough to 1etu1n home they emoyed slmple entel tillllfflfllltq occas1onally 1nd thc haxyest of knovwedfze was blllllltllll so they felt eneoulaged to 1ema1n IH that prom1s1ng land and tu 1 second year thele Seyeral new settlexs 1o1ned them In the year 1922 The s1me torm of goyemment was retamed and l1kew1se the same Ofllellls except Ladles Ingraham and Xxqlki-31, who 1es1gned Qlr F1 mkl ll md Lady B6211t'l we e glxen thelr DOQIUOIIS Th1s yea1 p ssed otl much the same as the 11 st had, vylth everyone VN01klIlQ' and the colony steacllly g1owy1ng The thlrd year was one of 1mproVement and change A neu Qoyelnor, Slr Day was sent over He dlcl not tax the people so heavlly but brought about many 1eforms He enlalged the co1nc1l until lt contained seyen membe1s, Franklm Buchanan, DuBose Brlght Qualls, Vkalkcl nd be1ch 'lhe te1r1tory clalmedby the colony was enlugecl so as to mclude Geomet1y and C1y1cs By thls tlme the colony had grown so that nste ld ot bemgr an 1ns1gn1f1c1nt dot on th horlzon ot knowledge vyele respected and eyen named Jumors a n me to be proud of Though lmproye ments were made and the ndustues ylelded large xeturns, yet the settlement suffered great lo s n numbers Ma1que11te F1eem'1n found the cl mate unsu1t1b e fol h 1 health so moyed avxay May Henkle, Vevdra Dans 1nd HQ1Ul1H Coopel deeldecl to remam near the sea coast, JCQSIQ Nelqhbors moved to an older colony Cleobel Hmton Xl hex If-J-. n-,f'..f -.1f 'sf..f X1 s..,fs's-.1l'XY1r'8 ' s..f's-QITN,-.l ' www I n ' ' n 4 5 - V , . 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