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Jamie Colley was born in 1744, to a dock worker named James Colley and an unknown mother. As a child, he attended Trinity School, where he was reported to be a bright student; the instructors noted that he "was destined for great things". At the end of the three years he resided there, Jamie apparently left school to begin earning money, as [[Shaun Hastings]] mentioned in 2012 that Jamie had disappeared from the school's attendance rolls. | Jamie Colley was born in 1744, to a dock worker named James Colley and an unknown mother. As a child, he attended Trinity School, where he was reported to be a bright student; the instructors noted that he "was destined for great things". At the end of the three years he resided there, Jamie apparently left school to begin earning money, as [[Shaun Hastings]] mentioned in 2012 that Jamie had disappeared from the school's attendance rolls. | ||
However, his prospects | However, his prospects did not improve as a teenager, and he was fined for the charge of vagrancy several times. Around this time, Jamie began partaking in odd jobs around New York for various local businesses, until he began working for a physician, where his intelligence was recognized as an asset. As such, he worked for several years as his assistant. | ||
After the Great Fire of 1776, Jamie began working in the district affected by the fire, helping the homeless, disease-stricken populace. On Connor's arrival to the city, Jamie recruited the Assassin's help in this task, to which Connor burnt infected blankets, killed rabid dogs, and carried smallpox victims to the clinic for | After the Great Fire of 1776, Jamie began working in the district affected by the fire, helping the homeless, disease-stricken populace. On Connor's arrival to the city, Jamie recruited the Assassin's help in this task, to which Connor burnt infected blankets, killed rabid dogs, and carried smallpox victims to the clinic for inoculation. | ||
When the [[Templars]] attacked Jamie's clinic, Connor helped to defend it, and upon Connor's instructions, Jamie ambushed the leader and killed him. Following this, Connor recruited him into the Brotherhood, and Jamie would later go on to become a fully-fledged Assassin once he had acquired the necessary experience, earned through contract missions throughout the British colonies of North America. | When the [[Templars]] attacked Jamie's clinic, Connor helped to defend it, and upon Connor's instructions, Jamie ambushed the leader and killed him. Following this, Connor recruited him into the Brotherhood, and Jamie would later go on to become a fully-fledged Assassin once he had acquired the necessary experience, earned through contract missions throughout the British colonies of North America. | ||
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Jamie Colley was a member of the Assassin Order who lived in the western district of the colony of New York.
On recruiting Colley, it allowed Connor to use his Assassin recruits to ambush his targets at any given time.
Biography
Jamie Colley was born in 1744, to a dock worker named James Colley and an unknown mother. As a child, he attended Trinity School, where he was reported to be a bright student; the instructors noted that he "was destined for great things". At the end of the three years he resided there, Jamie apparently left school to begin earning money, as Shaun Hastings mentioned in 2012 that Jamie had disappeared from the school's attendance rolls.
However, his prospects did not improve as a teenager, and he was fined for the charge of vagrancy several times. Around this time, Jamie began partaking in odd jobs around New York for various local businesses, until he began working for a physician, where his intelligence was recognized as an asset. As such, he worked for several years as his assistant.
After the Great Fire of 1776, Jamie began working in the district affected by the fire, helping the homeless, disease-stricken populace. On Connor's arrival to the city, Jamie recruited the Assassin's help in this task, to which Connor burnt infected blankets, killed rabid dogs, and carried smallpox victims to the clinic for inoculation.
When the Templars attacked Jamie's clinic, Connor helped to defend it, and upon Connor's instructions, Jamie ambushed the leader and killed him. Following this, Connor recruited him into the Brotherhood, and Jamie would later go on to become a fully-fledged Assassin once he had acquired the necessary experience, earned through contract missions throughout the British colonies of North America.
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