In 1871, his niece, Sarah Uttley, and her son, Herbert, were being living with the Wrigley household. In a fantastical parable of Colombian culture, Abad describes a fictitious town whose population has been divided into a few distinct castes living in independent sectors. The initial ("historical") arms of the Boleyn spouse and children are blazoned Argent, a chevron gules between three bull's heads afrontée sable.