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Family
Head of House: Cinead Barnett, age 31. An inexperienced man who inherited his fathers' lands after his older brother died unexpectedly. Slightly rotund, with black, short cropped hair and a neatly trimmed beard. He is relatively unknown, but has earned a reputation for being earnest, if somewhat uncompromising.
Spouse: Artis Barnett, age 30. A commoner, daughter of the mayor of Westray, the island's only major settlement. Kind hearted and clever, but with a sometimes distant manner.
Designated Heir: Cinead's son Malcolm, age 3. Artis will serve as regent if necessary.
Other Children: None.
Pretentious Motto: "Victory from virtue."
Demographics
Founder: Arthur Barnett, steward to an old ruler of the Day family given lands in recognition of his long and exceptional service.
Fealty: Day Dynasty
Land: Kestrel Island, a fairly large, thickly forested maritime island. Almost all of the island's population is concentrated on its southern side due to the rocky soil and rugged terrain in the north. The economy is centered mainly around fishing and raising sheep, but a regionally respected shipbuilding tradition exists as well.
Castle: The family has its seat in Westray, the largest settlement on the island and its only port. The castle itself, just outside the town, is made of stone and fairly large, originally built by the king to serve as a base to protect against coastal raiders. The Barnetts have always lacked the funds to keep the place in good repair, however, and with the threat of raiders long past the majority of the place has become little more than a ruin.
Culture: The Kestrel Islanders are somewhat more insular and significantly more homogenous than those in the rest of the region, owing mostly to the island's fairly isolated nature, but all in all are fairly similar to the people of the rest of the region. Culturally, Kestrel Island is known mainly for its energetic whirling traditional dance, and a peculiar tart tasting sauce made from fish paste and a mixture of native herbs that they and other islanders apply with gusto to almost anything edible, but is considerably less popular on the mainland.