FICTIONAL FAMILY HISTORY TEACHING SET — 2026-10-26
All people, relationships and family documents below are invented. These are complete teaching excerpts, not historical records. The five city locations are approximate modern editorial locators.

F01 — Fictional letter headed York, 1830, signed Ada Rowan: "I am writing from York. I have begun keeping a notebook of the places our family remembers."
F02 — Fictional recollection attributed to Ada decades later: "I spent time in Kingston around 1840; I cannot recall the exact year."
F03 — Fictional notebook entry, 1850: "Eli and I visited Bytown this week." A visit does not establish residence.
F04 — Fictional letter headed Montreal, 1885, signed Eli Rowan: "I am sending these copied pages from Montreal for Morgan to keep."
F05 — Fictional postcard headed Vancouver, 1910, signed Morgan Rowan: "I am writing from Vancouver. The earlier family pages are still with me."

Relationships are stipulated for this invented exercise: Eli is Ada's child; Morgan is Eli's child. No document proves an actual family's genealogy.
Public place-name context, independently checked 2026-10-26:
York incorporated as Toronto, March 6, 1834: https://www.toronto.ca/city-government/accountability-operations-customer-service/access-city-information-or-records/city-of-toronto-archives/whats-in-the-archives/research-by-topic/resources-on-former-municipalities/
Bytown incorporated and renamed Ottawa, January 1, 1855: https://www.canada.ca/en/public-services-procurement/services/infrastructure-buildings/parliamentary-precinct/history.html
These public references support only place-name history, not the fictional family's events.