Treyton I

"A good warrior, and a better man" - Armos Sanebright

Treyton the First "Of Saint-Quinton"
Treyton the First of Saint-Quinton was a Roman Captain of the Army, Plebeian Captain of the Plebeian Division. Born in 201 BD, Treyton made his call to fame by serving during the Roman Conquest of Saint-Quinton

Origin and Early Life
Born to a peasant mother and a warrior father, Treyton the First spent most of his early life helping his mother on the farm. When Rome was called to conflict by the arrival of Saint-John troops during the scuffle between the kingdoms, Treyton's father was called to service. He never returned.

Treyton took on the titular surname "Of Saint-Quinton" in replacement for his unknown last-name. He joined the Plebeian Military of Rome at age 16 and thereafter served during the Roman conquest of Saint-Quinton. He was awarded the Roman Conquest Medal.

Later Years
Later in life, after 7 more years of military service, he was awarded the Roman Loyalty Medal Class II. He was knighted by King PastPluto and given a small plot of land. He maintained this plot of land for 9 years before his death in 169 BD.

Marital
Treyton the First did marry, but his partner is unknown. He fathered one son in 188 BD who become known as  Treyton-the-Second.