Yuki (the head) grew up in a small village with her mum, dad and 2 brothers. when she was about 5 she started geting intrested in magic and fighting she studyed it all intill she was 21 and she decided to start up Black Rose Academy.

Introduction
The past ownership of Black Rose is an exceptionally complex affair and, to my knowledge, no complete or accurate account has been written although many excellent partial accounts exists. The research for this account uses certain documents (Wills, Inventories, Subsidy Rolls, Inquisition Post-Mortems, Deeds, Parish Registers, Tithe Maps & Schedules) in tracing ownership. This can only be an abbreviated story. It is unlikely that a 100% accurate record could ever be produced but the following account hopefully provides a reasonable picture of events.

Black Rose is today a school . It was throughout recorded history a manor in its own right, in the 13th century it was known as Spina manor and was built by, owned by and passed down by the Rosa family.In 1428 it was passed from Sir Samuel Rosa to Sir Thomas Smith and not until the 16th century did the Williams family gain ownership and change the name to Black Rose manor by the end of the 17th century. The house was abandoned as the final descendent in the Williams family died and left in his will that since he has no one to pass it onto no one will have it and he was burred with the deed to the manor, In 1724 Sir Gorge Holloway tryed to take ownership of the manor as his relative Sir Steven Holloway had one-forth of the manors ownership and lived there for 2 months but mystirisly vanished, rumars where spread about the manor that it was hunted and whoever set foot in there would be killed by the ghost of Williams for going against his wishes.

It wasn't touched again until 1920 when they found an ascendant of Sir Steven Holloway,who had the one-forth of the Manors ownership and it was opened as a tourist attraction but they auctioned it off in 1930 because people seemed to stop being very interested.

The original name Spina was given to the Manor by the Rosa family and is latin for Black Thorn, They used this name because their family Christ was a Sward with a black rose wound around it.

16th Century changes
The contents of Wills tell us that in the 1540s and 1550's parts of the manor were built on as an extension by John Williams (c1490-1551).

When John William died in 1551, Black Rose was willed equally to his three sons (Joal, Arthur, and Sebastian) and his wife,Violet. After Jhon's death his widow married sir Steven Holloway but she died within months leaving him her one-forth in the ownership of Black rose.

1930's
A housing development known as the Black Rose Manor Estate started at this time, but WW2 interupted the building. Notwithstanding this, many "superior" houses (6 - 8 bedrooms) were build pre-war at prices ranging from £1950 to £4500, but the average price was probably less than £2500. Rosalyn Estates Ltd of London were responsible for developing the housing on Black Rose Manor and used Declan P. Gorge & Partners of Gondy Road, as the sole selling agents. Great plans were drawn up for developing the estate all the way down to Pool Road (A369), but most of these never came to fruition although they did build on a few extra extensions, which are now used as some of the dorm rooms in the academy.