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Benjamin Tallmadge, Sr. (1 January 1725 – 5 February 1786) was a priest from Connecticut, and a member of the Colonial branch of the Assassin Order.

Tallmadge narrowly survived the Templar purge of the Colonial Brotherhood in 1763, only to lose his wife five years later. During the American Revolutionary War, his son Benjamin Tallmadge, Jr. organized the spy network known as the Culper Ring, and helped the Assassins foil a Templar plot against George Washington in 1776.

Ten years later, in 1786, Reverend Tallmadge died in Brookhaven.

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-'''Benjamin Tallmadge, Sr.''' (1 January 1725 – 5 February 1786) was a priest from [[Connecticut]], and a member of the [[Colonial Assassins]]; Tallmadge survived the [[Templars]]' destruction of the Colonial Order in 1763, only to lose his wife five years later.
+'''Benjamin Tallmadge, Sr.''' (1 January 1725 – 5 February 1786) was a priest from [[Connecticut]], and a member of the [[Colonial Assassins|Colonial branch]] of the [[Assassins|Assassin Order]].
-During the [[American Revolutionary War]], his son [[Benjamin Tallmadge|Benjamin Tallmadge, Jr.]] organized the spy network known as the [[Culper Ring]], and helped the Assassins foil a Templar plot on the life of [[George Washington]] in 1776.
+Tallmadge narrowly survived the [[Templars|Templar]] [[1763 Colonial Assassin purge|purge]] of the Colonial Brotherhood in 1763, only to lose his wife five years later. During the [[American Revolutionary War]], his son [[Benjamin Tallmadge|Benjamin Tallmadge, Jr.]] organized the spy network known as the [[Culper Ring]], and helped the Assassins foil a Templar plot against [[George Washington]] in 1776.
 Ten years later, in 1786, Reverend Tallmadge died in Brookhaven.