"' John Proctor "'( March 30, 1632 August 19, 1692 ) was a farmer and tavern keeper in the Massachusetts Bay Colony.
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Not knowing if the boy is a legitimate child or a " natural " ( bastard ) child, Avon purchases the boy from his brother, a tavern keeper.
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In his third year a quarrel erupted between Mosby and a notorious bully, George R . Turpin, a tavern keeper's son who was robust and physically impressive.
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She was the tavern keeper's daughter in New Salem to whom Lincoln was engaged as a young man and who _ legend has it _ was his one true love.
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Lewis Loder ( 1819 1904 ), a magistrate and tavern keeper from Big Bone, and was the point at which those visiting Big Bone Lick reached it by the river.
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She may have been the widow of a French chef and tavern keeper but by 1757 she had a new husband, Edward Bennet, son of a Sheffield knife-grinder.
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The grandfather asks everyone for help, and eventually the tavern keeper gives him instructions on how to find what he seeks by taking a strange trip through the forest off the road.
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The bodies of two supposed ringleaders, Caesar, a slave, and John Hughson, a white cobbler and tavern keeper, were Newfoundland, various islands in the West Indies, and the Madeiras.
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Prouty was a comedic Maine yankee tavern keeper living in the coastal town of Bucksport, the birthplace of his wife Dora Wiley and not far from Golden's own home-town of Bangor.
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In a world sharply divided along lines of ethnicity, gender, race, and class, the tavern keepers'rum proved a solvent that mixed together all sorts of locals, as well as travelers.
