Mr. Fredrick Reynard
Born 1814 to William and Bethany Reynard. He would spend his childhood helping his parents with their newspaper and sign business, Reynard Prints.
Fredrick met a woman named Talulla, an Irish immigrant in his teen years. Her skill with a pen captivated Fredrick and is why he convinced his father to employ her at Reynard Prints. After his parents passed he would officially take over the family business.
He married Talulla in 1834. The two of them would go on to have 3 children. 2 daughters and one son.
Mr Reynard has connections to just about everyone in town. He was quite sociable. It's not uncommon to see him at gatherings holding multiple conversations at once. Most everyone held Mr Reynard and his family in high regard.
When not working Fredrick could be found spending time with his family. The Reynard's would often go on picnics or nature walks.
Talulla passed away in 1845 under strange circumstances leaving Fredrick as a widower. Her passing also affected the town heavily, as she was not only quite social like her husband but a prominent writer and designer at Reynard Prints.
Since her death Fredrick has tried his best to put himself out there. With help if his friends such as Avalyn Lark and Mr Fowler his mood has been steadily improving.