Paul Donlevy

The disputed founder of Fort Hogsback, which became Libreville.

Donlevy lived to a amazing 106 years old. His lasts words where a shocked "Oh my God!", when he was shown a photograph of a Mollkin, and he quickly passed away from cardiac arrest. The time-travellers responsible for the event have never been caught.

His descendants are still common in Libreville and Simpso.

Fearful Night at the Fort

In its earliest days Fort Hogsback was located only a few miles from the Crumpatako nation and not too much farther from that of the Molochs. Relations with the Crumpatako in particular were friendly. Frontier tensions increased following Lava Beds War, as early in the conflict a rumor had been spread through the area that a Native American raiding party was approaching Fort Hogsback. Commander Paul Donlevy pressed the men into action at the fort, filled with local citizens seeking refuge and was protected by armed faculty and gold miners under the leadership of Donlevy. Fortunately for Fort Hogsback, and the gold prospector volunteers, the rumors were simply rumors. The events were recalled by a participant, Dr. Henry Harney, from the Annals of Libreville Gazette, Oregon, 1801-1901.