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Comment on A Brief History of Innerarity by Matt Mitchell

Matt Mitchell — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 21:14:58 +0000

@Noemie: Yeah, I’m versed in the actual history of the place. This is a work of fiction. Please refer to the site disclaimer: http://innerarity.wordpress.com/site-disclaimer/

Comment on A Brief History of Innerarity by Noemie Innerarity

Noemie Innerarity — Wed, 02 Jul 2008 18:44:55 +0000

Innerarity Island was given to John Innerarity, Jr in 1815 by the Governments of his day. After his death in 1854, his children later sold the Island. John Innerarity, Jr was born in Brechin, Scotland and came to America in 1802 to work for his Maternal Uncle William Panton and his famous historical Trading Firm of Panton, Leslie and Company and it’s successor Firm, John Forbes and Company after the death of his Uncle. John Innerarity, Jr was educated in London as an Attorney and was later made Alderman of Pensacola, FL by Andrew Jackson and was Vice Consul to France. He spoke nine different languages, one being of Indian dialect. A Historical Plaque can be found at John Innerarity’s gravesite today which mentions his being given this land in 1815.

Comment on Harry Meets Innerarity by Harry Meets Innerarity « The Modern-Day Adventurer’s Guide

Harry Meets Innerarity « The Modern-Day Adventurer’s Guide — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 16:57:58 +0000

[...] mentor or confidant. If you’d like to know the real story of my arrival in Innerarity, look here. [...]