Edward Gavigan - Revision history

Magatone at 22:26, 19 May 2019

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Magatone at 18:55, 31 July 2016

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Director of the [[Penhew Foundation]]

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	On Thursday, July 15th 1920, the [[Daily Mail]] published an article about an attack on Edward Gavigan by [[Hugh Tylesman]], a widower whose family died in a fire in 1919. Tylesman shot at Gavigan in the [[Diamondback Club]] on Tottenham Court Road but missed and was restrained and taken into custody.		On Thursday, July 15th 1920, the [[Daily Mail]] published an article about an attack on Edward Gavigan by [[Hugh Tylesman]], a widower whose family died in a fire in 1919. Tylesman shot at Gavigan in the [[Diamondback Club]] on Tottenham Court Road but missed and was restrained and taken into custody.
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		+	Found dead aboard [[The Ivory Wind]] as it drifted into the harbor in [[Shanghai]].

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 He serves as Director of the [[Penhew Foundation]] since [[Sir Aubrey Penhew]] left with the [[Carlyle Expedition]].  Gavigan is not of noble birth himself, but in working his way up through the Penhew Foundation and becoming Director, he is now a man of means.  He even has an estate up north called [[Misr House]].
-On Thursday, July 15th 1920, the Daily Mail published an article about an attack on Edward Gavigan by [[Hugh Tylesman]], a widower whose family died in a fire in 1919.  Tylesman shot at Gavigan in the [[Diamondback Club]] on Tottenham Court Road but missed and was restrained and taken into custody.
+On Thursday, July 15th 1920, the [[Daily Mail]] published an article about an attack on Edward Gavigan by [[Hugh Tylesman]], a widower whose family died in a fire in 1919.  Tylesman shot at Gavigan in the [[Diamondback Club]] on Tottenham Court Road but missed and was restrained and taken into custody.
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-Director of the [[Penhew Foundation]]
+Edward Gavigan is an older man with has silver, wavy hair.
-He has silver wavy hair, tall, older.
+He serves as Director of the [[Penhew Foundation]] since [[Sir Aubrey Penhew]] left with the [[Carlyle Expedition]].  Gavigan is not of noble birth himself, but in working his way up through the Penhew Foundation and becoming Director, he is now a man of means.  He even has an estate up north called [[Misr House]].
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		+	He has silver wavy hair, tall, older.

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