Signature of Andreas [surname unknown]

He was born July 30, 1813, months after his father died in December 1812. He was described as a "curly kid with green eyes" by his maternal grandmother. He was believed to have a talking syndrome. He was silent until the age of 3 in 1816, but he couldn't pronounce his name correctly, so he was affectionately called "Andyeas", as that was how he pronounced it. He got accepted into education in 1817 and started learning politics in 1818, at the age of 5. He was believed to be a prodigy, so he was nicknamed "Leader". He started school in 1820, being spoiled for a long time. In 1823 he caught fungus, becoming paralyzed for a long period of time. He graduated his first school in 1828. He started studying law and in 1831 married. He had a child in 1833, named Alberto after his father's alternative name. Alberto inherited the speech syndrome his father had. Andreas divorced in 1836 and became single for the rest of his life. He joined military in 1837 until he was rejected in 1838. He had an early grandson, Jimmy, born 1848. Jimmy had a child in 1866, who nicknamed himself "Consort". In 1883, Alberto died of complications following pneumonia. Two years later, Consort had a child. In 1892, Jimmy died of obesity. The 79-year-old Andreas died in 1893 with Consort's son's death in the same year, not to mention Consort's death too.