History of the Palmers and their dolls

History of the Palmers and Dolls
 * 1896: William Seaborn Cox sent for a fully furnished dollhouse and doll family from Wilson & Sons catalogue No. 60 in London, England for his daughter Gertrude
 * 1898: The Doll Family and fully furnished doll house arrive at the Cox’s House and are given to Gertrude.
 * 1931: A working miniature fountain pen is added to the home
 * 1933: A miniature version of National Geographic is added to the home.
 * 1934 (approx.) Grandma Katherine paints Annabelle Doll’s hair green.
 * 1955:
 * Auntie Sarah goes missing.
 * Annie Palmer is born.
 * 1970’s: *Greatest Hits of the Sixties music book is added.
 * Lava Lamp is added to the home.
 * 1990’s: Lava Lamp is removed by Annie Palmer.
 * 2000:
 * Nora Palmer receives the Funcraft family for her birthday, and become the only other living dolls in the house.
 * Auntie Sarah is found in the attic.
 * Annabelle and Tiffany are accidentally taken to school with Kate Palmer, then to Callie Gordon’s home. They return home with a stole away Mean Mimi, who attempts to uncover the dolls as living but is then sent into permanent Doll State.
 * 2001:
 * Tilly May Doll is found at Wilsons & Sons and is shipped to the Palmers. After Annabelle, Tiffany, Baily and Bobby run away with Tilly to save her. They soon return back home.
 * Tilly May is added to the Dolly Family
 * A new crib is bought for the nursery.