Database: Jamie Colley - Revision history

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	[[Jamie Colley]] is the son of a [[New York]] dock worker - James Colley. History doesn't record the name of his mother, though the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] records note she worked on a plantation in the southern colonies.		[[Jamie Colley]] is the son of a [[New York]] dock worker – James Colley. History doesn't record the name of his mother, though the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] records note she worked on a plantation in the southern colonies.

	As a boy, Colley spent 3 years as a student at the [[Trinity School]], where he was reported to be a bright student, reading everything he could get his hands on - his instructors noted that he was destined for great things. ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]] know [[Desmond Miles\|you]]'re wondering: yes, your school's permanent record really is that permanent). However, after that brief period he disappears from the school's attendance rolls - my guess would be he left because he needed to start earning money.		As a boy, Colley spent 3 years as a student at the [[Trinity School]], where he was reported to be a bright student, reading everything he could get his hands on – his instructors noted that he was destined for great things. ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]] know [[Desmond Miles\|you]]'re wondering: yes, your school's permanent record really is that permanent). However, after that brief period he disappears from the school's attendance rolls – my guess would be he left because he needed to start earning money.

	It seems Colley's prospects didn't improve through his teenage years - I have records of him being fined for vagrancy several times, which is never the sign of a high flier. After that, he worked doing odd jobs for various local businesses, finally ending up working for a local [[doctors\|physician]], where his intelligence was recognized as an asset. He worked for several years as the doctor's assistant, where he met [[Ratonhnhaké:ton\|Connor]].		It seems Colley's prospects didn't improve through his teenage years – I have records of him being fined for vagrancy several times, which is never the sign of a high flier. After that, he worked doing odd jobs for various local businesses, finally ending up working for a local [[doctors\|physician]], where his intelligence was recognized as an asset. He worked for several years as the doctor's assistant, where he met [[Ratonhnhaké:ton\|Connor]].
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imported>Piero.schiavone1994 at 23:43, 26 January 2017

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	As a boy, Colley spent 3 years as a student at the [[Trinity School]], where he was reported to be a bright student, reading everything he could get his hands on - his instructors noted that he was destined for great things. ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]] know [[Desmond Miles\|you]]'re wondering: yes, your school's permanent record really is that permanent). However, after that brief period he disappears from the school's attendance rolls - my guess would be he left because he needed to start earning money.		As a boy, Colley spent 3 years as a student at the [[Trinity School]], where he was reported to be a bright student, reading everything he could get his hands on - his instructors noted that he was destined for great things. ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]] know [[Desmond Miles\|you]]'re wondering: yes, your school's permanent record really is that permanent). However, after that brief period he disappears from the school's attendance rolls - my guess would be he left because he needed to start earning money.

	It seems Colley's prospects didn't improve through his teenage years - I have records of him being fined for vagrancy several times, which is never the sign of a high flier. After that, he worked doing odd jobs for various local businesses, finally ending up working for a local physician, where his intelligence was recognized as an asset. He worked for several years as the doctor's assistant, where he met [[Ratonhnhaké:ton\|Connor]].		It seems Colley's prospects didn't improve through his teenage years - I have records of him being fined for vagrancy several times, which is never the sign of a high flier. After that, he worked doing odd jobs for various local businesses, finally ending up working for a local [[doctors\|physician]], where his intelligence was recognized as an asset. He worked for several years as the doctor's assistant, where he met [[Ratonhnhaké:ton\|Connor]].
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imported>Evandrus Primæ at 05:48, 3 November 2016

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	[[Jamie Colley]] is the son of a [[New York]] dock worker - James Colley. History doesn't record the name of his mother, though the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] records note she worked on a plantation in the southern colonies.		[[Jamie Colley]] is the son of a [[New York]] dock worker - James Colley. History doesn't record the name of his mother, though the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] records note she worked on a plantation in the southern colonies.

	As a boy, Colley spent 3 years as a student at the [[Trinity School]], where he was reported to be a bright student, reading everything he could get his hands on - his instructors noted that he was destined for great things. (I know you're wondering: yes, your school's permanent record really is that permanent). However, after that brief period he disappears from the school's attendance rolls - my guess would be he left because he needed to start earning money.		As a boy, Colley spent 3 years as a student at the [[Trinity School]], where he was reported to be a bright student, reading everything he could get his hands on - his instructors noted that he was destined for great things. ([[Shaun Hastings\|I]] know [[Desmond Miles\|you]]'re wondering: yes, your school's permanent record really is that permanent). However, after that brief period he disappears from the school's attendance rolls - my guess would be he left because he needed to start earning money.

	It seems Colley's prospects didn't improve through his teenage years - I have records of him being fined for vagrancy several times, which is never the sign of a high flier. After that, he worked doing odd jobs for various local businesses, finally ending up working for a local physician, where his intelligence was recognized as an asset. He worked for several years as the doctor's assistant, where he met [[Ratonhnhaké:ton\|Connor]].		It seems Colley's prospects didn't improve through his teenage years - I have records of him being fined for vagrancy several times, which is never the sign of a high flier. After that, he worked doing odd jobs for various local businesses, finally ending up working for a local physician, where his intelligence was recognized as an asset. He worked for several years as the doctor's assistant, where he met [[Ratonhnhaké:ton\|Connor]].

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imported>Evandrus Primæ at 19:27, 5 April 2016

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	[[Jamie Colley]] is the son of a [[New York]] dock worker - James Colley. History doesn't record the name of his mother, though the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] records note she worked on a plantation in the southern colonies.		[[Jamie Colley]] is the son of a [[New York]] dock worker - James Colley. History doesn't record the name of his mother, though the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] records note she worked on a plantation in the southern colonies.

	As a boy, Colley spent 3 years as a student at the [[Trinity School]], where he was reported to be a bright student, reading everything he could get his hands on - his instructors noted that he was destined for great things. (I know you're wondering: yes, your school's permanent record really is that permanent). However, after that brief period he disappears from the ~~schools~~ attendance rolls - my guess would be he left because he needed to start earning money.		As a boy, Colley spent 3 years as a student at the [[Trinity School]], where he was reported to be a bright student, reading everything he could get his hands on - his instructors noted that he was destined for great things. (I know you're wondering: yes, your school's permanent record really is that permanent). However, after that brief period he disappears from the school's attendance rolls - my guess would be he left because he needed to start earning money.

	It seems Colley's prospects didn't improve through his teenage years - I have records of him being fined for vagrancy several times, which is never the sign of a high flier. After that, he worked doing odd jobs for various local businesses, finally ending up working for a local physician, where his intelligence was recognized as an asset. He worked for several years as the doctor's assistant, where he met [[Ratonhnhaké:ton\|Connor]].		It seems Colley's prospects didn't improve through his teenage years - I have records of him being fined for vagrancy several times, which is never the sign of a high flier. After that, he worked doing odd jobs for various local businesses, finally ending up working for a local physician, where his intelligence was recognized as an asset. He worked for several years as the doctor's assistant, where he met [[Ratonhnhaké:ton\|Connor]].

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	Jamie Colley is the son of a New York dock worker - James Colley. History doesn't record the name of his mother, though the Assassin records note she worked on a plantation in the southern colonies.		[[Jamie Colley]] is the son of a [[New York]] dock worker - James Colley. History doesn't record the name of his mother, though the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] records note she worked on a plantation in the southern colonies.

	As a boy, Colley spent 3 years as a student at the Trinity School, where he was reported to be a bright student, reading everything he could get his hands on - his instructors noted that he was destined for great things. (I know you're wondering: yes, your school's permanent record really is that permanent). However, after that brief period he disappears from the schools attendance rolls - my guess would be he left because he needed to start earning money.		As a boy, Colley spent 3 years as a student at the [[Trinity School]], where he was reported to be a bright student, reading everything he could get his hands on - his instructors noted that he was destined for great things. (I know you're wondering: yes, your school's permanent record really is that permanent). However, after that brief period he disappears from the schools attendance rolls - my guess would be he left because he needed to start earning money.

	It seems Colley's prospects didn't improve through his teenage years - I have records of him being fined for vagrancy several times, which is never the sign of a high flier. After that, he worked doing odd jobs for various local businesses, finally ending up working for a local physician, where his intelligence was recognized as an asset. He worked for several years as the doctor's assistant, where he met Connor.		It seems Colley's prospects didn't improve through his teenage years - I have records of him being fined for vagrancy several times, which is never the sign of a high flier. After that, he worked doing odd jobs for various local businesses, finally ending up working for a local physician, where his intelligence was recognized as an asset. He worked for several years as the doctor's assistant, where he met [[Ratonhnhaké:ton\|Connor]].
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Jamie Colley is the son of a New York dock worker - James Colley. History doesn't record the name of his mother, though the Assassin records note she worked on a plantation in the southern colonies.

As a boy, Colley spent 3 years as a student at the Trinity School, where he was reported to be a bright student, reading everything he could get his hands on - his instructors noted that he was destined for great things. (I know you're wondering: yes, your school's permanent record really is that permanent). However, after that brief period he disappears from the schools attendance rolls - my guess would be he left because he needed to start earning money.

It seems Colley's prospects didn't improve through his teenage years - I have records of him being fined for vagrancy several times, which is never the sign of a high flier. After that, he worked doing odd jobs for various local businesses, finally ending up working for a local physician, where his intelligence was recognized as an asset. He worked for several years as the doctor's assistant, where he met Connor.
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