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There he explained his occupation as a pastor, following which the fellow Homestead citizens exclaimed their want of a church in the area. Corrine mentioned that she and her husband, Oliver, had been missing their Sunday Mass; [[Ellen]] added that she wanted her daughter, [[Maria (Homestead)|Maria]], to read the Bible more. In response, Connor gave Timothy the £1000 he needed to fund the construction of a church.<ref name="Finding His Flock" /> | There he explained his occupation as a pastor, following which the fellow Homestead citizens exclaimed their want of a church in the area. Corrine mentioned that she and her husband, Oliver, had been missing their Sunday Mass; [[Ellen]] added that she wanted her daughter, [[Maria (Homestead)|Maria]], to read the Bible more. In response, Connor gave Timothy the £1000 he needed to fund the construction of a church.<ref name="Finding His Flock" /> | ||
Initially, some of the Homestead's residents were unfriendly due to Timothy's English roots, as they had encountered problems with the [[British Army|British Redcoats]].<ref name="AC3" /> However, they eventually accepted him; Father Timothy later presided over the wedding of [[Myriam]] and [[Maurice]],<ref>''Assassin's Creed III'' – [[The Wedding]]</ref> and the funeral of [[Achilles Davenport]], where he dubbed him the "old man on the hill", dropping a white rose onto his coffin while wishing him a well-earned rest.<ref>''Assassin's Creed III'' – [[Legacy]]</ref> | Initially, some of the Homestead's residents were unfriendly due to Timothy's English roots, as they had encountered problems with the [[British Army|British Redcoats]].<ref name="AC3" /> However, they eventually accepted him; Father Timothy later presided over the wedding of [[Myriam]] and [[Maurice]],<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III]]'' – [[The Wedding]]</ref> and the funeral of [[Achilles Davenport]], where he dubbed him the "old man on the hill", dropping a white rose onto his coffin while wishing him a well-earned rest.<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed III]]'' – [[Legacy]]</ref> | ||
Connor was initially wary of Timothy, and only became close to him after Achilles' funeral, expressing interest in attending a church service. The two eventually developed a habit of playing fanorona together at the Davenport Manor, just as Connor and Achilles had done.<ref name="AC3">''Assassin's Creed III''</ref> | Connor was initially wary of Timothy, and only became close to him after Achilles' funeral, expressing interest in attending a church service. The two eventually developed a habit of playing fanorona together at the Davenport Manor, just as Connor and Achilles had done.<ref name="AC3">''[[Assassin's Creed III]]''</ref> | ||
He could also be seen standing outside his house a short distance away from the church, where he often met with other Homestead residents to read mail.<ref name="AC3" /> | He could also be seen standing outside his house a short distance away from the church, where he often met with other Homestead residents to read mail.<ref name="AC3" /> | ||
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Father Timothy was an English resident of the Davenport Homestead during the American Revolution. He presided over the local church, helping his fellow residents in various matters.[1]
Biography[edit | edit source]
Timothy hailed from London, but traveled to America to spread the word of God. He eventually found his way to the Davenport Homestead, where the Assassin Ratonhnhaké:ton met him while he was resting at the Mile's End, Oliver and Corrine's tavern.[1]
There he explained his occupation as a pastor, following which the fellow Homestead citizens exclaimed their want of a church in the area. Corrine mentioned that she and her husband, Oliver, had been missing their Sunday Mass; Ellen added that she wanted her daughter, Maria, to read the Bible more. In response, Connor gave Timothy the £1000 he needed to fund the construction of a church.[1]
Initially, some of the Homestead's residents were unfriendly due to Timothy's English roots, as they had encountered problems with the British Redcoats.[2] However, they eventually accepted him; Father Timothy later presided over the wedding of Myriam and Maurice,[3] and the funeral of Achilles Davenport, where he dubbed him the "old man on the hill", dropping a white rose onto his coffin while wishing him a well-earned rest.[4]
Connor was initially wary of Timothy, and only became close to him after Achilles' funeral, expressing interest in attending a church service. The two eventually developed a habit of playing fanorona together at the Davenport Manor, just as Connor and Achilles had done.[2]
He could also be seen standing outside his house a short distance away from the church, where he often met with other Homestead residents to read mail.[2]
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