Database: Hancock-Clarke House - Revision history

imported>Lady Kyashira at 07:04, 31 March 2019

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	[[John Hancock]]’s grandfather (the [[John Hancock Sr.\|Reverend John Hancock]]) had [[Hancock-Clarke House\|this]] parsonage built in 1737. The “Clarke” in the name is Reverend Jonas Clarke, who lived here at the time the [[American Revolution\|Revolution]] started. [[Shaun Hastings\|I]]’d have just called it the Hanclarke House, myself, but that’s just because I’m a great thinker.		[[John Hancock]]’s grandfather (the [[John Hancock Sr.\|Reverend John Hancock]]) had [[Hancock-Clarke House\|this]] parsonage built in 1737. The “Clarke” in the name is Reverend Jonas Clarke, who lived here at the time the [[American Revolution\|Revolution]] started. [[Shaun Hastings\|I]]’d have just called it the Hanclarke House, myself, but that’s just because I’m a great thinker.

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	[[John Hancock]]’s grandfather (the Reverend John Hancock) had this parsonage built in 1737. The “Clarke” in the name is Reverend Jonas Clarke, who lived here at the time the [[American Revolution\|Revolution]] started. [[Shaun Hastings\|I]]’d have just called it the Hanclarke House, myself, but that’s just because I’m a great thinker.		[[John Hancock]]’s grandfather (the [[John Hancock Sr.\|Reverend John Hancock]]) had [[Hancock-Clarke House\|this]] parsonage built in 1737. The “Clarke” in the name is Reverend Jonas Clarke, who lived here at the time the [[American Revolution\|Revolution]] started. [[Shaun Hastings\|I]]’d have just called it the Hanclarke House, myself, but that’s just because I’m a great thinker.

	John Hancock (the famous politician, not his grandfather) and [[Samuel Adams]] were staying here as Clarke’s guest the night before the [[Battles of Lexington and Concord]]. [[William Dawes]] and [[Paul Revere]] arrived sometime after midnight with a warning that the [[British Army\|regulars]] were on their way. Adams and Hancock moved to a safer location – Hancock, it seems, under protest, since he wanted to go down to the Green and fight.		John Hancock (the famous politician, not his grandfather) and [[Samuel Adams]] were staying here as Clarke’s guest the night before the [[Battles of Lexington and Concord]]. [[William Dawes]] and [[Paul Revere]] arrived sometime after midnight with a warning that the [[British Army\|regulars]] were on their way. Adams and Hancock moved to a safer location – Hancock, it seems, under protest, since he wanted to go down to the Green and fight.

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 10:54, 12 November 2016

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	John ~~Hancock’s~~ grandfather (the Reverend John Hancock) had this parsonage built in ~~737~~. The “Clarke” in the name is Reverend Jonas Clarke, who lived here at the time the Revolution started. ~~I’d~~ have just called it the Hanclarke House, myself, but that’s just because I’m a great thinker.		[[John Hancock]]’s grandfather (the Reverend John Hancock) had this parsonage built in 1737. The “Clarke” in the name is Reverend Jonas Clarke, who lived here at the time the [[American Revolution\|Revolution]] started. [[Shaun Hastings\|I]]’d have just called it the Hanclarke House, myself, but that’s just because I’m a great thinker.

	John Hancock (the famous politician, not his grandfather) and Samuel Adams were staying here as Clarke’s guest the night before the Battles of Lexington and Concord. William Dawes and Paul Revere arrived sometime after midnight with a warning that the regulars were on their way. Adams and Hancock moved to a safer location – Hancock, it seems, under protest, since he wanted to go down to the Green and fight.		John Hancock (the famous politician, not his grandfather) and [[Samuel Adams]] were staying here as Clarke’s guest the night before the [[Battles of Lexington and Concord]]. [[William Dawes]] and [[Paul Revere]] arrived sometime after midnight with a warning that the [[British Army\|regulars]] were on their way. Adams and Hancock moved to a safer location – Hancock, it seems, under protest, since he wanted to go down to the Green and fight.

	Men who want to go down to greens and fight at midnight are of course dedicated men of passion.		Men who want to go down to greens and fight at midnight are of course dedicated men of passion.

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This is what I get for doing them out of order...

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John Hancock’s grandfather (the Reverend John Hancock) had this parsonage built in 737. The “Clarke” in the name is Reverend Jonas Clarke, who lived here at the time the Revolution started. I’d have just called it the Hanclarke House, myself, but that’s just because I’m a great thinker.

John Hancock (the famous politician, not his grandfather) and Samuel Adams were staying here as Clarke’s guest the night before the Battles of Lexington and Concord. William Dawes and Paul Revere arrived sometime after midnight with a warning that the regulars were on their way. Adams and Hancock moved to a safer location – Hancock, it seems, under protest, since he wanted to go down to the Green and fight.

Men who want to go down to greens and fight at midnight are of course dedicated men of passion.

That, or they’ve had a few beers.
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