Database: Surry - Revision history

imported>Darman36 at 16:27, 25 January 2023

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	[[Surry]] was a servant in the household of [[Samuel Adams]] from about 1765 onward. She was given to Adams' second wife, Elizabeth Wells, as a wedding present (because nothing says you care like "Here! Have a [[~~Humans\|~~human ~~being~~]]!") However Adams was morally opposed to [[slavery]] and insisted that she be freed before she came to live with them. She was, and worked for the Adams family for nearly 50 years. Which would be so much less fun than working for the Addams Family.		[[Surry]] was a servant in the household of [[Samuel Adams]] from about 1765 onward. She was given to Adams' second wife, Elizabeth Wells, as a wedding present (because nothing says you care like "Here! Have a [[human]] being!") However Adams was morally opposed to [[slavery]] and insisted that she be freed before she came to live with them. She was, and worked for the Adams family for nearly 50 years. Which would be so much less fun than working for {{Wiki\|the Addams Family}}.

	(Incidentally, while Adams wouldn't own slaves himself, it wasn't something he fought particularly hard for during his political career. He did support anti-slavery measures in [[Massachusetts]], but never forced the issue if it was going to cause friction between the ~~states - getting~~ along with other politicians was just so much more important.)		(Incidentally, while Adams wouldn't own slaves himself, it wasn't something he fought particularly hard for during his political career. He did support anti-slavery measures in [[Massachusetts]], but never forced the issue if it was going to cause friction between the states—getting along with other politicians was just so much more important.)

	(I'm obviously talking about Samuel Adams, ~~here - not~~ Gomez)		([[Shaun Hastings\|I]]'m obviously talking about Samuel Adams, here—not {{Wiki\|Gomez Addams\|Gomez}})
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imported>Evandrus Primæ at 17:19, 26 October 2016

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	[[Surry]] was a servant in the household of [[Samuel Adams]] from about 1765 onward. She was given to Adams' second wife, Elizabeth Wells, as a wedding present (because nothing says you care like "Here! Have a human being!") However Adams was morally opposed to [[slavery]] and insisted that she be freed before she came to live with them. She was, and worked for the Adams family for nearly 50 years. Which would be so much less fun than working for the Addams Family.		[[Surry]] was a servant in the household of [[Samuel Adams]] from about 1765 onward. She was given to Adams' second wife, Elizabeth Wells, as a wedding present (because nothing says you care like "Here! Have a [[Humans\|human being]]!") However Adams was morally opposed to [[slavery]] and insisted that she be freed before she came to live with them. She was, and worked for the Adams family for nearly 50 years. Which would be so much less fun than working for the Addams Family.

	(Incidentally, while Adams wouldn't own slaves himself, it wasn't something he fought particularly hard for during his political career. He did support anti-slavery measures in [[Massachusetts]], but never forced the issue if it was going to cause friction between the states - getting along with other politicians was just so much more important.)		(Incidentally, while Adams wouldn't own slaves himself, it wasn't something he fought particularly hard for during his political career. He did support anti-slavery measures in [[Massachusetts]], but never forced the issue if it was going to cause friction between the states - getting along with other politicians was just so much more important.)

imported>Amnestyyy at 14:25, 31 May 2016

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	~~{{Edit\|Database/People (AC3):Surry\|Text=Edit this tab}}~~
	[[Surry]] was a servant in the household of [[Samuel Adams]] from about 1765 onward. She was given to Adams' second wife, Elizabeth Wells, as a wedding present (because nothing says you care like "Here! Have a human being!") However Adams was morally opposed to [[slavery]] and insisted that she be freed before she came to live with them. She was, and worked for the Adams family for nearly 50 years. Which would be so much less fun than working for the Addams Family.		[[Surry]] was a servant in the household of [[Samuel Adams]] from about 1765 onward. She was given to Adams' second wife, Elizabeth Wells, as a wedding present (because nothing says you care like "Here! Have a human being!") However Adams was morally opposed to [[slavery]] and insisted that she be freed before she came to live with them. She was, and worked for the Adams family for nearly 50 years. Which would be so much less fun than working for the Addams Family.

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 02:28, 6 April 2016

2016-04-06T02:28:35Z

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	{{Edit\|Database/People (AC3):Surry\|Text=Edit this tab}}		{{Edit\|Database/People (AC3):Surry\|Text=Edit this tab}}
	[[Surry]] was a servant in the household of [[Samuel Adams]] from about 1765 onward. She was given to Adams' second wife, Elizabeth Wells, as a wedding present (because nothing says you care like "Here! Have a human being!") However Adams was morally opposed to slavery and insisted that she be freed before she came to live with them. She was, and worked for the Adams family for nearly 50 years. Which would be so much less fun than working for the Addams Family.		[[Surry]] was a servant in the household of [[Samuel Adams]] from about 1765 onward. She was given to Adams' second wife, Elizabeth Wells, as a wedding present (because nothing says you care like "Here! Have a human being!") However Adams was morally opposed to [[slavery]] and insisted that she be freed before she came to live with them. She was, and worked for the Adams family for nearly 50 years. Which would be so much less fun than working for the Addams Family.

	(Incidentally, while Adams wouldn't own slaves himself, it wasn't something he fought particularly hard for during his political career. He did support anti-slavery measures in [[Massachusetts]], but never forced the issue if it was going to cause friction between the states - getting along with other politicians was just so much more important.)		(Incidentally, while Adams wouldn't own slaves himself, it wasn't something he fought particularly hard for during his political career. He did support anti-slavery measures in [[Massachusetts]], but never forced the issue if it was going to cause friction between the states - getting along with other politicians was just so much more important.)

imported>Amnestyyy at 03:56, 1 March 2015

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	{{Edit\|Database/People (AC3):Surry\|Text=Edit this tab}}		{{Edit\|Database/People (AC3):Surry\|Text=Edit this tab}}
	Surry was a servant in the household of Samuel Adams from about 1765 onward. She was given to Adams' second wife, Elizabeth Wells, as a wedding present (because nothing says you care like "Here! Have a human being!") However Adams was morally opposed to slavery and insisted that she be freed before she came to live with them. She was, and worked for the Adams family for nearly 50 years. Which would be so much less fun than working for the Addams Family.		[[Surry]] was a servant in the household of [[Samuel Adams]] from about 1765 onward. She was given to Adams' second wife, Elizabeth Wells, as a wedding present (because nothing says you care like "Here! Have a human being!") However Adams was morally opposed to slavery and insisted that she be freed before she came to live with them. She was, and worked for the Adams family for nearly 50 years. Which would be so much less fun than working for the Addams Family.

	(Incidentally, while Adams wouldn't own slaves himself, it wasn't something he fought particularly hard for during his political career. He did support anti-slavery measures in Massachusetts, but never forced the issue if it was going to cause friction between the states - getting along with other politicians was just so much more important.)		(Incidentally, while Adams wouldn't own slaves himself, it wasn't something he fought particularly hard for during his political career. He did support anti-slavery measures in [[Massachusetts]], but never forced the issue if it was going to cause friction between the states - getting along with other politicians was just so much more important.)

	(I'm obviously talking about Samuel Adams, here - not Gomez)		(I'm obviously talking about Samuel Adams, here - not Gomez)
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/People (AC3):Surry to Database: Surry

2015-03-01T03:49:21Z

Amnestyyy moved page Database/People (AC3):Surry to Database: Surry

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imported>Stormbeast: Reverted edits by 68.145.70.1 (talk | block) to last version by Vatsa1708

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Reverted edits by 68.145.70.1 (talk | block) to last version by Vatsa1708

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	{{Edit\|Database/People (AC3):Surry\|Text=Edit this tab}}		{{Edit\|Database/People (AC3):Surry\|Text=Edit this tab}}
	Surry was a servant in the household of Samuel Adams from about 1765 onward. She was given to Adams' second wife, Elizabeth Wells, as a wedding present (because nothing says you care like "Here! Have a human being!") However Adams was morally opposed to slavery and insisted that she be freed before she came to live with them. She was, and worked for the Adams family for nearly 50 years.		Surry was a servant in the household of Samuel Adams from about 1765 onward. She was given to Adams' second wife, Elizabeth Wells, as a wedding present (because nothing says you care like "Here! Have a human being!") However Adams was morally opposed to slavery and insisted that she be freed before she came to live with them. She was, and worked for the Adams family for nearly 50 years. Which would be so much less fun than working for the Addams Family.

	(Incidentally, while Adams wouldn't own slaves himself, it wasn't something he fought particularly hard for during his political career. He did support anti-slavery measures in Massachusetts, but never forced the issue if it was going to cause friction between the states - getting along with other politicians was just so much more important.)		(Incidentally, while Adams wouldn't own slaves himself, it wasn't something he fought particularly hard for during his political career. He did support anti-slavery measures in Massachusetts, but never forced the issue if it was going to cause friction between the states - getting along with other politicians was just so much more important.)

			(I'm obviously talking about Samuel Adams, here - not Gomez)
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68.145.70.1 at 00:41, 9 April 2013

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	{{Edit\|Database/People (AC3):Surry\|Text=Edit this tab}}		{{Edit\|Database/People (AC3):Surry\|Text=Edit this tab}}
	Surry was a servant in the household of Samuel Adams from about 1765 onward. She was given to Adams' second wife, Elizabeth Wells, as a wedding present (because nothing says you care like "Here! Have a human being!") However Adams was morally opposed to slavery and insisted that she be freed before she came to live with them. She was, and worked for the Adams family for nearly 50 years~~. Which would be so much less fun than working for the Addams Family~~.		Surry was a servant in the household of Samuel Adams from about 1765 onward. She was given to Adams' second wife, Elizabeth Wells, as a wedding present (because nothing says you care like "Here! Have a human being!") However Adams was morally opposed to slavery and insisted that she be freed before she came to live with them. She was, and worked for the Adams family for nearly 50 years.

	(Incidentally, while Adams wouldn't own slaves himself, it wasn't something he fought particularly hard for during his political career. He did support anti-slavery measures in Massachusetts, but never forced the issue if it was going to cause friction between the states - getting along with other politicians was just so much more important.)		(Incidentally, while Adams wouldn't own slaves himself, it wasn't something he fought particularly hard for during his political career. He did support anti-slavery measures in Massachusetts, but never forced the issue if it was going to cause friction between the states - getting along with other politicians was just so much more important.)

	~~(I'm obviously talking about Samuel Adams, here - not Gomez)~~
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2013-02-17T06:03:21Z

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{{Edit|Database/People (AC3):Surry|Text=Edit this tab}}
Surry was a servant in the household of Samuel Adams from about 1765 onward. She was given to Adams' second wife, Elizabeth Wells, as a wedding present (because nothing says you care like "Here! Have a human being!") However Adams was morally opposed to slavery and insisted that she be freed before she came to live with them. She was, and worked for the Adams family for nearly 50 years. Which would be so much less fun than working for the Addams Family.

(Incidentally, while Adams wouldn't own slaves himself, it wasn't something he fought particularly hard for during his political career. He did support anti-slavery measures in Massachusetts, but never forced the issue if it was going to cause friction between the states - getting along with other politicians was just so much more important.)

(I'm obviously talking about Samuel Adams, here - not Gomez)
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