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[[James Wardrop]] was born to a [[Templars|Templar]] family in the American Colonies. He followed in his father's footsteps and was inducted into the Templar Order in 1720. | [[James Wardrop]] was born to a [[Templars|Templar]] family in the [[United States|American]] Colonies. He followed in his father's footsteps and was inducted into the Templar Order in 1720. | ||
James Wardrop's main task was to secure land and wealth for the Templar Order. Though the Templars were not yet officially established in the American Colonies, men like Wardrop were slowly but surely setting things in motion. | James Wardrop's main task was to secure land and wealth for the Templar Order. Though the Templars were not yet officially [[Colonial Rite of the Templar Order|established]] in the American Colonies, men like Wardrop were slowly but surely setting things in motion. | ||
In 1744, he began to build a trade network for the Order that ran from the Colonies to the West Indies. By 1750, he was working with [[Christopher Gist]] to acquire land in North America. Wardrop endeavored to keep the fledgling American colonies loyal to the British government, but was not above using his position to line his own pockets. | In 1744, he began to build a trade network for the Order that ran from the Colonies to the [[Caribbean|West Indies]]. By 1750, he was working with [[Christopher Gist]] to acquire land in [[North America]]. Wardrop endeavored to keep the fledgling American colonies loyal to the [[United Kingdom|British]] government, but was not above using his position to line his own pockets. | ||
Wardrop was entrusted with the manuscript by [[Lawrence Washington]]. [[Shay Cormac|Shay]] caught up to him in [[Albany]] during the Albany Congress and killed him. | Wardrop was entrusted with [[Voynich manuscript|the manuscript]] by [[Lawrence Washington]]. [[Shay Cormac|Shay]] caught up to him in [[Albany]] during the [[Albany Congress]] and killed him. | ||
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Revision as of 18:00, 4 March 2016
Born: c1705
Died: 1754
James Wardrop was born to a Templar family in the American Colonies. He followed in his father's footsteps and was inducted into the Templar Order in 1720.
James Wardrop's main task was to secure land and wealth for the Templar Order. Though the Templars were not yet officially established in the American Colonies, men like Wardrop were slowly but surely setting things in motion.
In 1744, he began to build a trade network for the Order that ran from the Colonies to the West Indies. By 1750, he was working with Christopher Gist to acquire land in North America. Wardrop endeavored to keep the fledgling American colonies loyal to the British government, but was not above using his position to line his own pockets.
Wardrop was entrusted with the manuscript by Lawrence Washington. Shay caught up to him in Albany during the Albany Congress and killed him.