Database: Jack Weeks - Revision history

imported>VilkaIsBack at 11:21, 3 March 2025

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	After narrowly [[By Invitation Only\|avoiding death]] at [[Shay Cormac\|Shay]]'s hands, Weeks stuck close to George Monro. When Monro was [[Scars\|killed]] by [[Assassins]], he found himself [[The Heist\|working with]] a former enemy, as Shay Cormac was now [[Great Purge (1757-1763)\|fighting]] against his former Brotherhood with the Templars.		After narrowly [[By Invitation Only\|avoiding death]] at [[Shay Cormac\|Shay]]'s hands, Weeks stuck close to George Monro. When Monro was [[Scars\|killed]] by [[Assassins]], he found himself [[The Heist\|working with]] a former enemy, as Shay Cormac was now [[Great Purge (1757-1763)\|fighting]] against his former Brotherhood with the Templars.

	One of his descendants, James Weeks, would go on to found ~~{{Wiki\|~~Weeksville, Brooklyn\|Weeksville}} in [[New York]].		One of his descendants, [[James Weeks]], would go on to found [[Weeksville, Brooklyn\|Weeksville]] in [[New York]].

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	[[Jack Weeks]] was born in [[Albany]] to a couple who escaped [[slavery]] in [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]]. They taught him to be independent and to take advantage of any opportunity to better himself. At the age of ten, Weeks began to work as a pickpocket and [[thieves\|thief]] at local markets.		[[Jack Weeks]] was born in [[Albany]] to a couple who escaped [[slavery]] in [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]]. They taught him to be independent and to take advantage of any opportunity to better himself. At the age of ten, Weeks began to work as a [[Pickpocketing\|pickpocket]] and [[thieves\|thief]] at local markets.

	Weeks attempted to ~~[[Pickpocketing\|~~pick the pocket]] of explorer and [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Christopher Gist]]. Gist caught him in the act, but was so impressed by the boy's cheeky attitude that he hired him as an errand boy. Gist took him on his travels and taught him about trade, and how to mimic people of various social status and origins.		Weeks attempted to pick the pocket of explorer and [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Christopher Gist]]. Gist caught him in the act, but was so impressed by the boy's cheeky attitude that he hired him as an errand boy. Gist took him on his travels and taught him about trade, and how to mimic people of various social status and origins.

	In 1750, Gist was hired to explore the lands west of the colonies, and so introduced Weeks to [[George Monro]]. Gist suggested the officer should take the young man on as an assistant. Weeks impressed Monro with his cleverness and adaptability. Monro taught Weeks about the Templars and their goals. Weeks admired Monro's intellect, and agreed with the Templar philosophy of crowd control.		In 1750, Gist was hired to explore the lands west of the [[United States\|colonies]], and so introduced Weeks to [[George Monro]]. Gist suggested the [[officer]] should take the young man on as an assistant. Weeks impressed Monro with his cleverness and adaptability. Monro taught Weeks about the Templars and their [[New World Order\|goals]]. Weeks admired Monro's intellect, and agreed with the Templar philosophy of crowd control.

	When Gist joined the Templar Order in 1751, Monro agreed to induct Jack Weeks as well.		When Gist joined the Templar Order in 1751, Monro agreed to [[Initiation into the Templar Order\|induct]] Jack Weeks as well.

	After narrowly [[By Invitation Only\|avoiding death]] at [[Shay Cormac\|Shay]]'s hands, Weeks stuck close to George Monro. When Monro was [[Scars\|killed]] by [[Assassins]], he found himself [[The Heist\|working with]] a former enemy, as Shay Cormac was now fighting against his former Brotherhood with the Templars.		After narrowly [[By Invitation Only\|avoiding death]] at [[Shay Cormac\|Shay]]'s hands, Weeks stuck close to George Monro. When Monro was [[Scars\|killed]] by [[Assassins]], he found himself [[The Heist\|working with]] a former enemy, as Shay Cormac was now [[Great Purge (1757-1763)\|fighting]] against his former Brotherhood with the Templars.

	One of his descendants, James Weeks, would go on to found {{Wiki\|Weeksville, Brooklyn\|Weeksville}} in [[New York]].		One of his descendants, James Weeks, would go on to found {{Wiki\|Weeksville, Brooklyn\|Weeksville}} in [[New York]].

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	When Gist joined the Templar Order in 1751, Monro agreed to induct Jack Weeks as well.		When Gist joined the Templar Order in 1751, Monro agreed to induct Jack Weeks as well.

	After narrowly avoiding death at [[Shay Cormac\|Shay]]'s hands, Weeks stuck close to George Monro. When Monro was killed by [[Assassins]], he found himself working with a former enemy, as Shay Cormac was now fighting against his former Brotherhood with the Templars.		After narrowly [[By Invitation Only\|avoiding death]] at [[Shay Cormac\|Shay]]'s hands, Weeks stuck close to George Monro. When Monro was [[Scars\|killed]] by [[Assassins]], he found himself [[The Heist\|working with]] a former enemy, as Shay Cormac was now fighting against his former Brotherhood with the Templars.

	One of his descendants, James Weeks, would go on to found {{Wiki\|Weeksville, Brooklyn\|Weeksville}} in [[New York]].		One of his descendants, James Weeks, would go on to found {{Wiki\|Weeksville, Brooklyn\|Weeksville}} in [[New York]].

imported>Soranin at 21:15, 26 January 2021

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	Born: 1723<br />		Born: 1723<br />
	Died: Unknown		Died: Unknown

imported>Lady Kyashira at 02:56, 13 September 2017

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imported>Sol Pacificus at 01:42, 26 February 2017

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	[[Jack Weeks]] was born in [[Albany]] to a couple who escaped [[slavery]] in [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]]. They taught him to be independent and to take advantage of any opportunity to better himself. At the age of ten, Weeks began to work as a pickpocket and thief at local markets.		[[Jack Weeks]] was born in [[Albany]] to a couple who escaped [[slavery]] in [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]]. They taught him to be independent and to take advantage of any opportunity to better himself. At the age of ten, Weeks began to work as a pickpocket and [[thieves\|thief]] at local markets.

	Weeks attempted to [[Pickpocketing\|pick the pocket]] of explorer and [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Christopher Gist]]. Gist caught him in the act, but was so impressed by the boy's cheeky attitude that he hired him as an errand boy. Gist took him on his travels and taught him about trade, and how to mimic people of various social status and origins.		Weeks attempted to [[Pickpocketing\|pick the pocket]] of explorer and [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Christopher Gist]]. Gist caught him in the act, but was so impressed by the boy's cheeky attitude that he hired him as an errand boy. Gist took him on his travels and taught him about trade, and how to mimic people of various social status and origins.

imported>Amnestyyy at 13:25, 31 May 2016

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	[[Jack Weeks]] was born in [[Albany]] to a couple who escaped [[slavery]] in [[Virginia]]. They taught him to be independent and to take advantage of any opportunity to better himself. At the age of ten, Weeks began to work as a pickpocket and thief at local markets.		[[Jack Weeks]] was born in [[Albany]] to a couple who escaped [[slavery]] in [[Virginia (state)\|Virginia]]. They taught him to be independent and to take advantage of any opportunity to better himself. At the age of ten, Weeks began to work as a pickpocket and thief at local markets.

	Weeks attempted to [[Pickpocketing\|pick the pocket]] of explorer and [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Christopher Gist]]. Gist caught him in the act, but was so impressed by the boy's cheeky attitude that he hired him as an errand boy. Gist took him on his travels and taught him about trade, and how to mimic people of various social status and origins.		Weeks attempted to [[Pickpocketing\|pick the pocket]] of explorer and [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Christopher Gist]]. Gist caught him in the act, but was so impressed by the boy's cheeky attitude that he hired him as an errand boy. Gist took him on his travels and taught him about trade, and how to mimic people of various social status and origins.

imported>Darman36 at 15:56, 4 March 2016

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	[[Jack Weeks]] was born in [[Albany]] to a couple who escaped slavery in [[Virginia]]. They taught him to be independent and to take advantage of any opportunity to better himself. At the age of ten, Weeks began to work as a pickpocket and thief at local markets.		[[Jack Weeks]] was born in [[Albany]] to a couple who escaped [[slavery]] in [[Virginia]]. They taught him to be independent and to take advantage of any opportunity to better himself. At the age of ten, Weeks began to work as a pickpocket and thief at local markets.

	Weeks attempted to pick the pocket of explorer and [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Christopher Gist]]. Gist caught him in the act, but was so impressed by the boy's cheeky attitude that he hired him as an errand boy. Gist took him on his travels and taught him about trade, and how to mimic people of various social status and origins.		Weeks attempted to [[Pickpocketing\|pick the pocket]] of explorer and [[Templars\|Templar]] [[Christopher Gist]]. Gist caught him in the act, but was so impressed by the boy's cheeky attitude that he hired him as an errand boy. Gist took him on his travels and taught him about trade, and how to mimic people of various social status and origins.

	In 1750, Gist was hired to explore the lands west of the colonies, and so introduced Weeks to [[George Monro]]. Gist suggested the officer should take the young man on as an assistant. Weeks impressed Monro with his cleverness and adaptability. Monro taught Weeks about the Templars and their goals. Weeks admired Monro's intellect, and agreed with the Templar philosophy of crowd control.		In 1750, Gist was hired to explore the lands west of the colonies, and so introduced Weeks to [[George Monro]]. Gist suggested the officer should take the young man on as an assistant. Weeks impressed Monro with his cleverness and adaptability. Monro taught Weeks about the Templars and their goals. Weeks admired Monro's intellect, and agreed with the Templar philosophy of crowd control.
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	After narrowly avoiding death at [[Shay Cormac\|Shay]]'s hands, Weeks stuck close to George Monro. When Monro was killed by [[Assassins]], he found himself working with a former enemy, as Shay Cormac was now fighting against his former Brotherhood with the Templars.		After narrowly avoiding death at [[Shay Cormac\|Shay]]'s hands, Weeks stuck close to George Monro. When Monro was killed by [[Assassins]], he found himself working with a former enemy, as Shay Cormac was now fighting against his former Brotherhood with the Templars.

	One of his descendants, James Weeks, would go on to found Weeksville in New York.		One of his descendants, James Weeks, would go on to found {{Wiki\|Weeksville, Brooklyn\|Weeksville}} in [[New York]].

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Jack Weeks}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Jack Weeks}}
	[[Category:Database: People]]		[[Category:Database: People]]
	[[Category:Animus Omega database entries]]		[[Category:Animus Omega database entries]]

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Born: 1723<br>
Died: Unknown

[[Jack Weeks]] was born in [[Albany]] to a couple who escaped slavery in [[Virginia]]. They taught him to be independent and to take advantage of any opportunity to better himself. At the age of ten, Weeks began to work as a pickpocket and thief at local markets.

Weeks attempted to pick the pocket of explorer and [[Templars|Templar]] [[Christopher Gist]]. Gist caught him in the act, but was so impressed by the boy's cheeky attitude that he hired him as an errand boy. Gist took him on his travels and taught him about trade, and how to mimic people of various social status and origins.

In 1750, Gist was hired to explore the lands west of the colonies, and so introduced Weeks to [[George Monro]]. Gist suggested the officer should take the young man on as an assistant. Weeks impressed Monro with his cleverness and adaptability. Monro taught Weeks about the Templars and their goals. Weeks admired Monro's intellect, and agreed with the Templar philosophy of crowd control.

When Gist joined the Templar Order in 1751, Monro agreed to induct Jack Weeks as well.

After narrowly avoiding death at [[Shay Cormac|Shay]]'s hands, Weeks stuck close to George Monro. When Monro was killed by [[Assassins]], he found himself working with a former enemy, as Shay Cormac was now fighting against his former Brotherhood with the Templars.

One of his descendants, James Weeks, would go on to found Weeksville in New York.
{{DEFAULTSORT:Jack Weeks}}
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