When Octavius took control of Britain from Rome, Constantine sent three legions to Britain under the command of Trahern. He landed at Kaerperis and captured it forcing Octavius to conscript all the island into the army to combat the Roman legions. Octavius met Trahern in a field outside Winchester where they fought and Octavius won. Trahern fled to Albany and pillaged the land. That caused Octavius to react again, where he met Trahern in Westmorland, but Octavius was defeated this time. Octavius fled Britain and Trahern took on the crown himself.
A few years later, supporters of Octavius, who was in exile in Norway, attacked Trahern in a forest. They killed him and Octavius immediately returned and was recrowned king.
James N. Trahern was the son of Margaret "Peggy" Trahern, and his father was one of three Trahern brothers who were in the area, the exact name of his father cannot yet be determined but it was either Wesley, William or James Trahern.
Wesley Trahern was married to Delilah Brashears, and William Trahern was appointed trustee of the orphan indian land allotments after the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek.
CATHERINE4 TRAHERN (JAMES N.3, UNKNOWN2, NEHEMIAH1) was born March 28, 1852 in Skullyville, Leflore Co., IT (ok), and died February 6, 1918 in Stuart, OK. She married (1) ROBERT NEWTON June 28, 1872 in Skullyville County, IT (OK), son of WILLIAM NEWTON and EVELINE UNKNOWN.
This led to a response from Constantine who sent three legions to Britain under the command of his great-uncle, Trahern, the brother of the late King Coel.
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