Aldwin Meriwether Gilby - Revision history

BDAdmin: BDAdmin moved page Aldwin Meriwether Gilby, 3rd Baron Hawkesbury to Aldwin Meriwether Gilby over redirect

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BDAdmin moved page Aldwin Meriwether Gilby, 3rd Baron Hawkesbury to Aldwin Meriwether Gilby over redirect

BDAdmin at 21:59, 13 July 2014

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BDAdmin at 23:28, 1 February 2014

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-'''Aldwin Meriwether Gilby''', known as '''Lord Hawkesbury''', inherited his title upon the death of his father, [[Perceval Gilby, 2nd Baron Hawkesbury]].  Also, he has recently been granted the [[Amesbury|Baronetcy of Amesbury]] by King [[Chedwry II Plaudart|Chedwry II]] as well.  He has also been raised to the title of [[Minister of Myrken Wood]].
+[[Aldwin Meriwether Gilby]], known as '''Lord Hawkesbury''', inherited his title upon the death of his father, [[Perceval Gilby, 2nd Baron Hawkesbury]].  Also, he has recently been granted the [[Amesbury|Baronetcy of Amesbury]] by King [[Chedwry II Plaudart|Chedwry II]] as well.  He has also been raised to the title of [[Minister of Myrken Wood]].
 Upon his arrival in [[Myrken Wood]], Lord Hawkesbury was greatly displeased by the conditions of [[Amesbury Estate]] and, as a result, he had Master Builder [[Hughes Brickenden]] and his craftsmen to renovate the estate house.  While the construction was happening, Hawkesbury left Myrken Wood since he couldn't find lodging that satisfied his tastes.  As a result, he took advantage of the hospitality of [[Lord Tordham]] in [[Ricathair]], [[Amasynia]].
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 His Lordship continues to be disturbed about the conditions of Myrken Wood and is more bothered by the day.
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-'''Aldwin Meriwether Gilby''', known as '''Lord Hawkesbury''', inherited his title upon the death of his father, [[Perceval Gilby, 2nd Baron Hawkesbury]].  Also, he has recently been granted the [[Amesbury|Baronetcy of Amesbury]] by [[Chedwry II|King Chedwry II]] as well.  He has also been raised to the title of [[Minister of Myrken Wood]].
+'''Aldwin Meriwether Gilby''', known as '''Lord Hawkesbury''', inherited his title upon the death of his father, [[Perceval Gilby, 2nd Baron Hawkesbury]].  Also, he has recently been granted the [[Amesbury|Baronetcy of Amesbury]] by King [[Chedwry II Plaudart|Chedwry II]] as well.  He has also been raised to the title of [[Minister of Myrken Wood]].
 Upon his arrival in [[Myrken Wood]], Lord Hawkesbury was greatly displeased by the conditions of [[Amesbury Estate]] and, as a result, he had Master Builder [[Hughes Brickenden]] and his craftsmen to renovate the estate house.  While the construction was happening, Hawkesbury left Myrken Wood since he couldn't find lodging that satisfied his tastes.  As a result, he took advantage of the hospitality of [[Lord Tordham]] in [[Ricathair]], [[Amasynia]].

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 '''Aldwin Meriwether Gilby''', known as '''Lord Hawkesbury''', inherited his title upon the death of his father, [[Perceval Gilby, 2nd Baron Hawkesbury]].  Also, he has recently been granted the [[Amesbury|Baronetcy of Amesbury]] by [[Chedwry II|King Chedwry II]] as well.  He has also been raised to the title of [[Minister of Myrken Wood]].
-Upon his arrival in [[Myrken Wood]], Lord Hawkesbury was greatly displeased by the conditions of [[Amesbury Estate]] and, as a result, he has taken on the services of Master Builder [[Hughes Brickenden]] and his craftsmen to repair the estate house.
+Upon his arrival in [[Myrken Wood]], Lord Hawkesbury was greatly displeased by the conditions of [[Amesbury Estate]] and, as a result, he had Master Builder [[Hughes Brickenden]] and his craftsmen to renovate the estate house.  While the construction was happening, Hawkesbury left Myrken Wood since he couldn't find lodging that satisfied his tastes.  As a result, he took advantage of the hospitality of [[Lord Tordham]] in [[Ricathair]], [[Amasynia]].
-In the meantime, Lord Hawkesbury has most unhappily taken up residence at the [[Broken Dagger (Inn)|Broken Dagger]] and, per the recommendation of [[Giscard Guillaume|Lord Lothbury]], Hawkesbury sent for three of his personal bodyguards from Southern [[Trae Kelsa]].  Now, the three guards, [[Samuel Smithson|Smithson]], [[T.S. Brummell|Brummell]], and [[Garrels Wooderscock|Wooderscock]], accompany Hawkesbury wherever he goes.
+Now that the work has been completed on Amesbury, Lord Hawkesbury as returned to Myrken Wood along with three of his personal bodyguards from Southern [[Trae Kelsa]].  The three men, [[Samuel Smithson|Smithson]], [[T.S. Brummell|Brummell]], and [[Garrels Wooderscock|Wooderscock]], accompany Hawkesbury wherever he goes.
-Thus far, his Lordship has been quite concerned about the conditions of Myrken Wood and is more disturbed by the day.
+His Lordship continues to be disturbed about the conditions of Myrken Wood and is more bothered by the day.