recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Mark Gridley

**Mark Gridley** (---) was a farmer residing on Selden Hill.

In 1834, around the time the Third Congregational Church of West Hartford was constructed, he planted a row of fine old maple trees along the ornamental fence that enclosed the south and east sides of the church at the northwest corner of Farmington Avenue and Main Street.
AlphaMedia Crawl

## Τι νέα Alpha;

Ξεναγός από τώρα είναι η AlphaMedia, το AlphaMedia Crawl.

Το έχουμε σε όλα τα Wiki (Εξαιρούνται τα Alpha Test Wiki και Alpha Penativa)

Σας βοηθά έξυπνα να βρίσκετε τα στατιστικά οπού η σελίδα είναι Main Page/Λεπτομέριες

Έχουμε κάνει ένα παράδειγμα εδώ.

## Διαθεσιμότητα που θα φτάσει

**Όσα έχουν διαγράμμιση, πάει να πει ότι είναι είδη μέσα.**

Alpha Technologies

Alpha Foundation

~~Kanal Wiki Ελληνικά~~

~~Kanal Wiki άλλες γλώσσες~~

Άλλα έργα Wikia Ελληνικά

Άλλα έργα ShoutWiki Ελληνικά

Άλλα έργα Wikia άλλες γλώσσες

Άλλα έργα ShoutWiki άλλες γλώσσες

Motorola G2 Wiki

~~A-Help Wiki~~

Tropical Alpha Wiki

## Μέσα

Αναγνωρίζει το όνομα του Wiki, το όνομα της γλώσσας, τον αριθμό των σελίδων, την ιστοσελίδα καθώς και το πλάνό οπού είναι.

## Notes

1. ↑ Αν δείτε "Δίχως Πλάνο" πάει να πει ότι είναι μοναχό Wiki.
Η Ντόρα ΤΡΙΑ εξελίσσεται ξανά!!!! Κορα Σουπρ αυτή τη φορά

## Περιγραφή

Για σας σε όλους και πάλι. Η Τρίτη Ντόρα ξανά-ήρθε στο κοινό. Λίγα χρόνια μετά τον θάνατό της, πήρε και όλο το Κορα Κορε, αλλά και το Κορα Σουπρ. Θα σας δείξω εικόνες σύντομα

## Γιατί ξανά

Θέλαμε να αναβαθμίσουμε την παλιότερη έκδοση και να πάρει νέα Pokemon. Το 2017 πήρε αμέσως ενημερώσεις ως και το τέλος της Κορα Κορε, μέχρι που πήγε και στο Κορα Σουπρ. Όλοι θα δουν αυτήν την ενημέρωση σύντομα που θα το βάλουμε!!!!

## Αφορά

Ντόρα ΤΡΙΑ aka Η Ντόρα και οι φίλοι της, Περιπέτειες στην πόλη with Κορα Σουπρ
Main Page

## Καλώς Ορίσατε στο Διεθνές A Wiki

Το Wiki που όλοι μπορούν να επεξεργάσουν. Έχουμε κάνει 57 λήμματα, 2.830 επεξεργασίες καθώς και 33.482.334 λογαριασμούς που έχουν έρθει εδώ να το μεγαλώσουν από την ημέρα που το ανοίξαμε.
Είναι η πρώτη σου φορά εδώ; Για δες την πολιτική πριν αρχίσεις να επεξεργάζεσαι.

## Άλλα Wiki της A και διεθνή

Άλλα A Wiki* Kanal Wiki
* ΚορεVISION
* Techno Wiki
* Scratch Wiki
* Ίδρυμα A Technologies
* Candy Crush Wikia
* Candy Crush Sodalicious Wiki
* Candy Crush Jellicious Wiki
* Bubble Witch Saga Wiki
* Σφουγγαράκης Wiki

Προβολή
Edit
Συζήτηση
Προσθήκη νέου Wiki

Αλλιώς, μπορείτε να βάλετε εδώ με προσοχή ένα λήμμα. Τα λήμματα εδώ είναι συνήθως ειδήσεων για διάφορα παιχνίδια/δεδομένα που έχουμε φτιάξει ενώ μερικά ενδιαφέροντα επίσης υπάρχουν!!!
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## Η Διαχειριστική Ομάδα μας + Ομάδα Διαχειριστών

* Markus Tsokou (Wall | Bot)

Εάν αυτό δεν σε βοήθησε, άλλοι διαχειριστές και γραφειοκράτες θα σε βοηθήσουν:
* Marco Guiazra (Wall)

## Άλλοι χρήστες

* MJ (Wall) *Rollback*&*discmod*
* Leo Courtemanche (Wall) *Rollback*

## Επίπεδο Βανδαλισμού

We are experiencing a little vandalism here and it is not very serious. (Usually this warning will light up when someone is vandalising between the scale of 2 to 3.)
Candy crush is back

## Ελληνικά

Αγαπητοί φίλοι, θα σας υπενθυμίσω πως το Candy Crush Family έρχεται στην Alpha Technoloiges. Το Saga, το Soda και το Jelly είναι παιχνίδια της King. Μόλις τα παίξεις, έχουν ίδιο χειρισμό. Πρώτα σε Soft launch και μετά μια επίσημη έκδοση βγήκε σε όλο τον κόσμο.

## English

Dear freinds, I will remind you that Candy Crush Family comes to Alpha Technologies. Saga, Soda and Jelly are King ganes. When you play them, they have the same mechanism. First in Soft launch and then an official version comes worldwide
Vestry

The **West Hartford Vestry** was a plain, one-story building in West Hartford Center used by the Congregational Church of West Hartford for holding the sessions of the Sunday school, the weekly prayer meetings, and the business meetings of the town. Located on the southeast corner of Farmington Avenue and Main Street, opposite the post office on a high bank, it was built in 1833 from land leased by Samuel Whitman, who owned the northwest corner of the farmland.

South and east of the Vestry were the horse sheds, where the teams in which the people from different parts of the town came to church on Sunday were housed during the services. Each shed was divided into sections or stalls, and each section was owned by some individual and family. These sheds were not kept in good condition and weeds were allowed to grow.

After the Separation of West Hartford in 1854, the selectmen made arrangements with West Hartford for its use for town meetings, caucuses, and political rallies. In 1863, the town purchased the Vestry, and it became the official first Town Hall of West Hartford. It was continued as such until 1881 when it became the property of the Ecclesiastical Society again and, with adjoining land, the site of the new stone church building of the Congregational Church.
Quests 2

Can you complete these ones to make on our A Wikis Centre Discussion Mod for Mossy?. See Quests for the past succeed season

## Current Status

* You're doing it well. Keep up your work to get all 29 achievements collected
* From now, instead of typing them, a link for completing it is now added for easier search.
* When hearing something, don't be shy. If yes, then hear it without sound or even end it quicker than ever.
Säännöt

**Näiden sääntöjen lisäksi haluamme käyttäjien noudattavan Terms of Usen**
 sääntöjä.
1. Älä tee alt-käyttäjiä.

2. Älä julista sotia. Wikin sisäiset sodat ovat kiellettyjä, lisätietoa painamalla tästä linkistä.

3. Factionien eli ryhmien luonti kielletty. Factionit liittyivät edellä mainittuihin wikin sisäisiin sotiin.

4. Älä mainosta spam-wikejä tai klooni-wikejä.

5. Älä spämmi. Jumpscaret laksetaan spämmiksi.

6. Älä vandalisoi wikiä.
Νέα από το A Technologies - 2022

Μόλις αρχίζει το καλοκαίρι και πολλές πλευρές θα μας φέρουν κάτι

## Qora Qore

Μάθαμε πως το Q.Qore θα βελτιωθεί με την έκδοση 22H2 που σύμφωνα με τον Ρίτσα, θα βασιστεί σε Ι2Ε. Ημερομηνία κυκλοφωρίας θα είναι 3 Νοεμβρίου

Μάθε περισσότερα για το παιχνίδι εδω

## Evelution

Ακόμα περισσότερες αλλαγές θα δούμε. Η έκδοση Ενενήντα Ένα θα μας κάνει πάρα πολλές αλλαγές στην Γιου Αϊ, όμως πάρα πολλές αλλαγές γίνανε από τότε που ξεκίνησε το καλοκαίρι του 2021 και σε λίγες μέρες γίνεται ενός χρονών.

Δείτε την τεκμηρίωσή του εδώ (Στα Αγγλικά)
Sequence AVI

Sequence AVI est l'un des principaux éléments scénaristiques de **Signes D ,** Le scénario tourne principalement autour de cette fiction où **Vincent**, **Julien** , **Mathilde** et **Valentin** en étaient acteurs.

La saison 1 de signes D s'articule beaucoup autour de l'épisode 6 de Sequence AVI que Vincent devait tourner avec les autres acteurs.
TheFutureofEuropes Wikia

Tämä wiki on suunniteltu mapping -videoille, jota voi  *kuka tahansa voi muokata!*  Jos sinulla on jotain kysyttävää, voit ottaa yhteyttä ylläpitäjiin ja kuuntelemme mielellämme pyyntösi. Tervetuloa ja pidä hauskaa!
*Luethan säännöt ennen muokkaamista!*

Tervetuloa TheFutureOfEuropes Wikiaan. Tämä wikia perustuu MervueMeringuen luomaan Youtube -genreen, jossa valtiot animoidaan luomaan fiktiivisiä geopoliittisia skenaarioita. Tämä genre tunnetaan yleisemmin termillä Mapping (="Karttailu"). Yleensä animointi luodaan kartan avulla ja kartta voikin vaihdella maanosaisesta kartasta koko maailmanlaajuiseen karttaan. Mappingissä vain taivas on rajana, joten mapping-sarjoja on hyvin montaa sorttia.
Jos kiinnostuit: Tervetuloa! Mappingin aloittaminen ei ole vaikeaa. Tarvitset vain kartan ja editointiohjelman (esim. MS Paint, Paint.NET, Photoshop) luodaksesi mapping-videon. Sen lisäksi tarvitset oman Youtube-kanavan, johon voit ladata sisältöäsi. Pääsääntöisesti mapping-videot ovat englanninkielisiä, koska mapping genre ei ole vielä kovin suosittu. Lisäohjeita mappingin luomiseen löydät täältä *(englanniksi).*
Suosittelemme vahvasti liitymään kansainväliseen wikiimme, koska suomenkielinen mapping-skene ei ole vielä suuri.
*25*  artikkelia ja *607*  muokkausta sitten päivästä 23. heinäkuuta 2015.

Haluatko osallistua enemmän?
Olla ajantasalla viimeaikaisesta toiminnasta? Klikkaa tästä.
Muiden käyttäjien kanssa voit jutella Chatissa.
Tarvitsetko apua Wikian käytössä yleensä? Klikkaa tästä.

Wikin säännöt

Ylläpito

Mapping sanasto

Usein kysytyt kysymykset
Valtiot

**Valtio** taikka **Virallinen valtio** on mapperin itse luoma kuvitteellinen valtio. Yleensä valtiot ovat Mapping sarjojen päähenkilöitä (tai valtioita). Laitathan oman valtiosi listaan aakkosjärjerstyksessä.

## Viralliset valtiot

* Ronschdilatia (Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova) (Mapper Freaker)
* Sacrania (tai Sacred Mafrian Empire) (Pääasiassa Italia) (Disturbedfan1100)
* Yasia (Afghanistan ja Pakistan) (Yoshifan)

* Yhdystyneet Suur Järvet aka *United Great Lakes* (Suuret järvet) (Finn Mapper)
* Bargeronia (Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Volgograd ja kaikki Venäjän maat siitä etelään, Asovan meren rannikko ja pohjois Turkki.) (Slime Mapper)

## Valtiot maanosittain

### Aasia

* Yasia (Afghanistan ja Pakistan) (Yoshifan)
* Bargeronia (Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Volgograd ja kaikki Venäjän maat siitä etelään, Asovan meren rannikko ja pohjois Turkki.) (Slime Mapper)

### Eurooppa

* Ronschdilatia (Romania, Bulgaria, Moldova) (Mapper Freaker)
* Sacrania (tai Sacred Mafrian Empire) (Pääasiassa Italia) (Disturbedfan1100)
* Bargeronia (Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Volgograd ja kaikki Venäjän maat siitä etelään, Asovan meren rannikko ja pohjois Turkki.) (Slime Mapper)

### Pohjois-Amerikka

* Yhdystyneet Suur Järvet aka *United Great Lakes* (Suuret järvet) (Finn Mapper)
Το Play Store ξανακούγεται

## Το έργο μας

Στην Ντόρα ΤΡΙΑ από την 3.7, το Android Google Play Store έρχεται ξανά από τώρα στο νέο συστήμα της Ντόρας. Όλοι μπορούν να έχουν πρόσβαση στο νέο Pokemon με αλλιωμένο όμως τον παλιό του χαρακτήρα όπου εμφανίστηκε στο Internet Explorer Μόνο. Στον επόμενο χαρακτήρα  θα έχει και Male οπού θα δώσει και το Pyramid,

## Γιατί δεν ακούστηκε μετά τον Μόνο;

Λόγο μεγάλων προβλημάτων που βρέθηκαν, δεν εμφανίστηκε ούτε στον Internet Explorer 8, αλλά ούτε στον Microsoft Edge, αλλά πιο μετά το ελέγχει η Ντόρα και απόκτησε νέο Lernest. Αρχικά ήταν Female αλλά στο τέλος ήρθε και Male. Πιο αργότερα, στο μέλλον ίσως πάρουν ξεχοριστές μορφές για το Male και Female.

## Meta

Ως​​ τότε Puzzle TV Meta, είχε το νέο Lernest και είχε μη επίσημη εμφάνιση, πράγματι που το Call and Win Meta δεν το είχε καθόλου. Ωστόσω είχαι κι άλλο γραφικό. Αυτό επαναλαμβάνει και η Ντόρα ΤΡΙΑ αλλά και η νέα Πύλη Σκοτούς 2 φορές.

## Οι ονομασίες

Internet Explorer Μόνο/Puzzle TV Meta - Android Market aka Market

Ντόρα ΤΡΙΑ 3,7 + - Android Play Store aka Google Play Store aka Play Store
Noah Webster House

The **Noah Webster House** is a historic house museum located at 227 South Main Street, West Hartford, Connecticut. It was the home of American lexicographer Noah Webster (1758-1853), and was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1962 after it was donated to the town by the Fred Hamilton family.

## Description and History

The main portion of the Webster House is a 2-1/2 story wood frame structure, three bays wide, with a large central chimney and center entrance. It was probably built sometime in the first half of the 18th century, as part of a 120-acre (49 ha) farm, and is a typical frame residence of that era. A single-story brick addition was added to the house at an early date, probably to house a kitchen, and a wood frame ell was also eventually added to the rear. A modern museum addition, roughly in the shape of a barn, was added in the 1970's after the property was rehabilitated and prepared for use as a museum.

In 1758 the house was the birthplace of Noah Webster. His father mortgaged the farm, including this farmhouse, for Noah to attend Yale College. Webster returned to the house after graduation, and was engaged as a teacher at local schools. His interest in lexicography prompted a series of publications, beginning with a spelling book in 1783 and culminating in the publication in 1828 of his *Dictionary of the American Language*, which sold millions of copies during his lifetime, and laid down basic principles for dictionaries and spelling books that are still used today.

The house was continuously occupied as a private residence until 1962, when it was given to the town. In 1966 it opened as a museum. It currently contains several items with Webster associations, including early editions of the *Dictionary of the American Language* and *Blue-backed Spellers*, as well as china, glassware, a desk, and two clocks that Webster owned as an adult.

The house also serves as the headquarters of the West Hartford Historical Society.
Mapping sanasto

Tässä hieman selventäviä sanoja/lyhenteitä joita ilmenee Mappingissa tai sen yhteisössä.

Sanat ovat englanniksi, koska Mapping Yhteisö on englanninkielinen.

## Termit ja määritelmät

* **Alt**(tai alternate account): On epäilty käyttäjä, jonka uskotaan olevan Goner. (katso alempaa). Yleensä sen huomaa Alttien käyttäytymisestä ja kieliopista. (Esim. Opret, Trio Mapping)
* **Alternate Future of Europe: (**suom. Vaihtoehtoinen Euroopan tulevaisuus). Yleinen nimitys Mapperin sarjalle.
* **Alternate History of Europe**: Termi vaihtoehtoiselle historialliselle mapping sarjalle. Voi alkaa milloin tahansa, mutta tapahtuvat voivat hieman muuttua.
* **Ded**: Tulee sanasta "Dead". Tarkoittaa kuollutta, mainitaan yleensä chatissa, kun se muuttuu yhtäkkiä epäaktiiviseksi.

* **Future of Europe**: (suom. Euroopan tulevaisuus). Yleisin nimi Mapperin sarjalle. Termi tuli kuuluisaksi koska Wiki on nimetty sen mukaan.

* **Goners**: (suom. Menneet) Tarkoittaa ihmisiä jotka liittyivät wikiin ja lisäsi paljon Wiki sotia (katso alhaalla), aiheutti kaaosta ja oli puhtaasti wikin tuhoaja. He joko lähtivät tai heidät bännittiin tai Blockattiin.
* **Half-Mapper**: (suom. Puoli-Mapper) Puoli-Mapperi on ihminen jolla on "Mappinkiä verissä" mutta kuuluvat eri haaraan.
* **Mapperdonia**: Yleensä tarkoitetaan koko mapping yhteisöä. Tulee alunperin Macedoniasta, mutta sitä muutettiin hieman.
* **Mapper**: Mapper on nimitys henkilölle, joka tekee Mapping videoita.
* **Mapping Branches:** (suom. Mapping Haarat) Termi, jota käytetään myös kuvaamaan erilaisia mappinkia.
* **Mapping Dialect**: (Mapping tyylit) Termi joka kuvaa erilaisia mapping tyylejä. Niitä ovat mm. Perinteinen tyyli, Moderni tyyli ja Realistinen tyyli
* **Official Nation**: (suom. Valtio tai Virallinen valtio) Viralliset valtiot ovat Mappereiden itse luomia kuvitteellisia valtioita. Niillä voi olla yleensä Ideologia. jota esiintyy oikeassa elämässä (mm. Kommunismi, Kapitalismi). Valtiot voivat joskus taistella keskenään.
* **Wiki War**: (suom. Wiki sota) Wiki sota oli sota tai konflikti, joita käytiin mappereiden kesken. Yleensä ne sisältivät yli 5 käyttäjää. Nykyään Wiki sodat ovat kiellettyjä englanninkielisessä kuin suomenkielisessä wikissä.
Saksaa

Germaska (GER-ma-SKA), virallisesti Germaskan tasavalta (puola: Rzeczpospolita Niemieska, saksa: Republik Deutschska) on Pohjois-Euroopan valtio Itämeren ja Atlantin valtameren rannalla. Sillä on kahdeksan naapurimaata; Belgia ja Alankomaat lännessä, Saksa, Ranska ja Tšekki etelässä, Valko-Venäjä idässä ja Liettua ja Tanska pohjoisessa.
國寶

**國寶**乃動物國之精神最高象徵，上弼國皇，下威百姓。

## 第二屆國寶選擇大會

自粉紅貓逝後，我國國寶即空矣。蓋因國民信仰所需，禮判奏皇曰欲更易國寶，皇允，遂召集朝臣共商事宜。
暫有一者入候選之者：

* 琵琶鹿，新編動物，入國未及1月期，滿足各項需求。
* 藍海豚，滿足各項需求，順加被老婆欺負。

### 此屆選拔要旨

* 主人不常玩
* 足以象徵我國之國名特性「動物」
* 和其餘動物幾無關係
* 雄性

## 法源依據

國寶自2017年10月16日起依據議政大會所通過《大動物帝國國寶動物管理條例》（原國寶法草案）實施管理。內容如下：

1. 一旦成為國寶候選者，除非因此頁面上之任何條件並由議政府議政大會(三政丞六判書)允許，否則不得退出。
2. 經提報後，以最後一個意見起七天後無任何意見，則確認為國寶。
3. 國寶仍保有原國家身分。
4. 國寶受兵曹別軍第三大隊之直接保護。
5. 國寶單數屆定得為雌性。
6. 對於候選國寶有任何異議，一律以此為準，非於此頁面上之意見一律無效
7. 此法屬於國際之範圍，任何與動物國有邦交之國皆得遵守並協助處理違法者。
8. 若對此法有任何疑問，請找法務部長(現為虎仔)申請釋憲。
9. 此法屬於憲法領域，不得牴觸憲法
10. 此法自公布日之次日起實施，所有第二條之時間重新計算。
Mount St. Joseph Academy

**Mount St. Joseph Academy** was a school building located at 235 Fern Street in West Hartford, Connecticut. It was a four to five story brick and stone structure with Colonial Revival styling, designed by Hartford architect John J. Dwyer in 1905. It was operated by the Sisters of Mercy as a Roman Catholic school for girls, reaching a maximum enrollment of 565 in 1958. The school closed due to declining enrollment in 1978 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places on December 22, 1983.

Soon after the school went out of business, the building became a training center for the Hartford Insurance Group. In 1996, the building was renovated for use as an assisted living facility, which in 2013 was operated as Atria Hamilton Heights.

## History

The rapid development of the West Hartford Academy in its former home on Farmington Avenue, next to Saint Joseph's Cathedral, had made it necessary to provide more ample grounds and a larger building for the school. The Sisters of Mercy purchased the new site on Fern Street east of North Quaker Lane in 1902. In 1905, they began the construction of the present spacious building, which was completed in the summer of 1908. On September 29, 1908, classes were opened for the first time in the scholastic 1908-1909 year.

Mount Saint Joseph Academy, founded in Hartford in 1852, was a resident and day school for girls. The high school department offered four courses: college, academic, English, and secretarial. There were special courses for high school graduates. Instruction in piano, organ, and the stringed instruments was given in the music department. The preparatory department was limited to the seventh and eighth grades.

The registration for some years past was 240 students approximately. In June 1929, the enrollment in the school was 210 students. Among the residents were people from all parts of Connecticut, and from neighboring states. The treasurer's bills, including residence and tuition, varied from $600 to $800 a year, according to the location of the rooms. Laboratory fees were extra. Tuition for non-resident pupils was $200. The Library of the Academy contained about 7,000 books. In March 1925, the Connecticut State Legislature granted a college charter to the Academy. Since the Academy was transferred to Hamilton Heights, West Hartford, in 1908, 660 pupils were graduated from the school up to 1930. There was a large and active Alumnae Association connected with the institution.
Robert Sedgwick

Major General **Robert Sedgwick** (baptized May 6, 1613 - 1656) was the earliest Sedgwick to arrive in the United States and the grandfather of Samuel Sedgwick, one of the early settlers of West Hartford, and great-great-grandfather of Theodore Sedgwick, a Delegate to the Continental Congress and the 5th Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.

## Life and death

Robert Sedgwick was born in 1613 in Woburn, Bedfordshire, England to William Sedgwick (1579 - Jul. 25, 1632), a warden of St. Mary's Church, and Elizabeth Howe, the fourth of ten children. He was baptized at St. Mary's Church on May 6, 1613. It is possible that he traveled aboard the ship Truelove from London to New England on September 19, 1635, as a "Sedgwick, Jo" appeared in the passenger list, and most have assumed him to be Robert. He may have made the trip for any number of reasons, including military or government orders or a personal exploitation before he moved his bride-to-be to New England. After returning to England, he married Joanna Blake (b. 1617) on January 6, 1636. Shortly after their marriage, the couple left for the New World, as Robert Sedgwick was listed as an Inhabitant of Charlestown, Massachusetts, about five months later on June 6, 1636.

Robert was "trained in the military," and on March 9, 1637, he was made a freeman and appointed Captain for Charlestown. He was active in the construction of the early defenses of Boston, where he later lived. He was one of the founders, Captain and later General of The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts. He was commissioned by Oliver Cromwell from England to organize a force against the Dutch in New York during the Anglo-Dutch War, but before they could leave, word came that a settlement had been made with the Dutch. Since he had an expeditionary force organized, General Robert Sedgwick turned them against the French in the Penobscot area of what is now Maine. The French Commander chose not to fight. Sedgwick, Maine, in that area, was named for Robert about 150 years later through the efforts of his great-great-grandson, Theodore Sedgwick. The move against the French was considered very controversial at the time, as there was no war with the French, and no justification for the action.

However, Cromwell called Robert Sedgwick to England and sent him to Jamaica as one of the Generals in an occupational force. Jamaica had recently been taken from the Spanish. Later, Major General Sedgwick was appointed Governor of Jamaica, but almost immediately afterward, on May 24, 1656, he died of a "fever." The new responsibility imposed upon him aggravated his illness and brought him to his grave.

Sedgwick left a widow, Joanna Blake, and five children:

* Samuel Sedgwick (1639-c. 1675)
* Hannah Sedgwick (1640-1655)
* William Sedgwick (1643-1674)
* Robert Sedgwick (c. 1651-c. 1683)
* Infant child
West Hartford Wikia

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## Pre-Alpha PKMN Wiki aka PKMN Wiki as of 2008

Κατά την τελευταία ημέρα του 2008, η Alpha έκανε πολλές αλλαγές σε περισσότερα Wikias συμπεριλαμβάνοντας και το PKMN. Μια Αγγλική έκδοση του 2008 PKMN Wiki είναι διαθέσιμη και έτοιμη για προβολή. Επίσης διαθέτει ασάφες για να το διαβάσετε και στα Ελληνικά. Απλά βρείτε τον σύνδεσμο και ώρα για προβολή.
Samuel Whitman

**Samuel Whitman** (---) was the grandfather of Town Clerk Henry C. Whitman. He owned land on the southeast corner of Farmington Avenue and Main Street. In 1833, he leased the northwest corner of his farm land in West Hartford Center for the construction of the Vestry, which sat opposite the post office on a high bank.
Lamrock Flowers

**Lamrock Flower** (February 14, 1658- June 19, 1716)was an early settler of West Hartford. Flower was the progenitor of the American branch of the Flower family. He was born on February 14, 1658 in Somerset, England. He settled in Hartford, Connecticut in 1685 and a year later, settled just north of the spot where the first church was built after marrying Lydia Hewitt Smith in Hartford. He participated in the petition that led to the Incorporation of West Hartford Parish in 1711.

Flower died on June 19, 1716 in West Hartford. Inventory of his estate was taken on July 4, 1716 by Samuel Sedgwick and Thomas Steele. He left most of his estate to his son, Lamrock Flower, Jr. and what was left was divided among his four sons after his wife's re-marriage or death. He was the father of 10 children.
Jonathan Gillett

**Jonathan Gillett** (February 4, 1738 - December 9, 1779) was the grandson of Joseph Gillett, one of the early settlers of West Hartford. He was also a prisoner of war during the American Revolutionary War.

## Life and Death

Jonathan Gillett was born on February 4, 1738 to Jonathan Gillett (1696 - c. 1743) and Mehitable Dickinson (1700-1741) in West Hartford, Connecticut. In 1758, he married Elizabeth Bradford Steel. When the American Revolutionary War broke out in April 1775, he enlisted in the Continental Army and served in the Battle of Long Island against the British in August 1776. During the battle, Gillett was captured by the British and confined on a prison ship for two years, where he suffered torture and beatings, hastening an inevitable death.

On December 9, 1779, after being released to his home in West Hartford due to poor health, he died and left his children:

* Jonathan Gillett (1759-1759)
* Elizabeth Gillett (b. 1760)
* Jonathan Gillett (1762-1855)
* Flora Gillett (1763-1845) - m. Shem Stoughton
* Almerin Gillett (b. 1765)
* Hymen Gillett (1767-1777)
* Corinna Gillett (b. 1772) - m. & d. Russell Loomis
* Esther Gillett (b. 1775)
Incorporation of West Hartford Parish

The **incorporation of West Hartford parish** occurred on May 10, 1711 by the Act of the General Assembly of Connecticut incorporating the West Division Parish. After an increase in the population, the people of western Hartford desired a community organization of their own, and especially local gospel privileges. After sending a petition to the General Assembly on October 12, 1710, then in session in New Haven, it was referred to a committee for investigation by Colonel Matthew Allyn and John Moore. In November 1710, they visited the West Division and reported favorably to the session, declaring that the divided lots could contain 90 families, enough to support a local church.

The creation of West Hartford as a parish of Hartford set the boundaries as Bloomfield to the north, Farmington to the west, Newington to the south, and Hartford to the east. The West Division thus had a political identity, with power to hold parish meetings, call a minister, and collect a tax to pay him, build a meeting house, and manage other affairs. It was the Fourth Society in Hartford and its church was the Fourth Church.
Benjamin Colton

**Benjamin Colton** (1690 - February 28, 1759) was the first pastor of the Congregational Church of West Hartford. He served 46 years, from 1713 to 1759, until his death from measles. Born in Longmeadow, Hampden Co. Massachusetts, he graduated from Yale College in 1710. He enjoyed fame as a solid preacher. He also baptized Noah Webster in 1758.
Charles Seymour

Captain **Charles Seymour** (January 29, 1738 - May 16, 1802) was the son of Timothy Seymour and the proprietor of the Sarah Whitman Hooker House in Elmwood. A veteran of the Revolutionary War, Seymour married Lucy Whitman, the sister of Sarah Whitman Hooker.

## Life and Death

Charles Seymour was born on January 29, 1738 to Timothy Seymour and Rachel Allyn. Upon his father's death in September 1749, he inherited some of the estate, including the Hooker house in Elmwood. On December 3, 1767, he married Lucy Whitman, the daughter of Deacon John Whitman and Abigail Pantry. Thus, he married the sister of Sarah Whitman Hooker. He was commissioned Lieutenant of the Fourth Hartford Company in May 1776 a year after the outbreak of the Revolutionary War. His regiment was in the rear-guard in the retreat through New Jersey and into Pennsylvania after the Battle of Long Island on August 27, 1776. During this time, he wrote many letters to his wife from the Army. His letters wished great care upon Sarah Hooker, despite the fact that paper was scarce. His last letter to his wife was written on April 22, 1777. He commanded his company, though with the rank of Lieutenant, in 1776 and 1777.

When he returned from the war, he lived in West Hartford. In the 1790's, he was sold the Sarah Whitman Hooker House by Sarah Whitman's children, his nieces and nephews. He died on May 16, 1802. He was survived by his widow, Lucy Whitman, and his children:

* Lucy Seymour (December 23, 1768 - February 1, 1853)
* Ruth Seymour (June 3, 1770 - November 14, 1857)
* Charles Seymour (January 17, 1777 - January 21, 1852)
* Sarah Seymour (July 27, 1779 - September 19, 1862)
* Laura Seymour (February 4, 1786 - October 3, 1857)

His will, dated Jan. 6, 1802, bequeathed to his wife Lucy, to his son Charles, and to his four daughters inventory of his estate.
Sarah Whiting Talcott

**Sarah Whiting Talcott** (April 21, 1852 - July 21, 1936) was an artist in Elmwood and a founding member of the Sarah Whitman Hooker Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, which was named for her great-grandmother, Sarah Whitman Hooker. Her father, Henry Talcott, was a prominent member fo the educational system in West Hartford.

## Life and Death

Sarah Whiting Talcott was born on April 21, 1852 in West Hartford, Connecticut to Henry Talcott and Elizabeth Whiting. She and her sisters grew up in a home, which was built in 1773, on the north side of New Britain Avenue in Elmwood. Talcott graduated from Vassar College in 1875 at the age of 23. Talcott then embarked on a journey to study art with some of the most noted artists of the time.

Her education took place in France and in New York. In France, Talcott studied with Jules Joseph Lefebvre (b. 1836), who taught artists at the L'ecole des Beaux Arts. Talcott also got the instruction from the father and son instructors, Joseph and Tony Robert-Fleury. When Sarah studied in New York, she studied with a younger man named Kenyon Cox. After his return from Paris to New York in 1882, he taught artists about portrait painting. While in New York, Talcott also studied with William Merritt Chase, who became a teacher at New York's Art Students League in 1878.

As an artist, Talcott was known to paint portraits and landscapes, echoing the education of her teachers. In 1888, with her education believed finished, she went to Atchison, Kansas for a year to give instruction in painting and drawing. Her father died that same year. After her time in Kansas, she returned to her Elmwood home on New Britain Avenue. After her mother died in 1913, she continued to live in the home with her sisters, Emmeline and Elizabeth. Despite the usual occupation for women at that time, neither Sarah nor her sisters ever got married. She taught art lessons and sold antiques out of a small room on the side of her house, an addition constructed after 1900.

Talcott was also good friends with Julia Faxon, the namesake of the Faxon Library in Elmwood. Faxon, along with the Talcott sisters, created the Elmwood Literary Society, which later became the public library. Sarah was a very active member of the West Hartford community as one of the founding members of the Sarah Whitman Hooker Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, which was named for her great-grandmother,Sarah Whitman Hooker. From the inception of the chapter in 1906 to 1912, Sarah served as Regent. When the Elmwood Community Church was established in 1921, she became a member. She was also a part of the Hartford Art Club.

At the age of 84, Sarah Whiting Talcott died on July 21, 1936. The home she had lived in on New Britain Avenue since her birth was rolled down the street to its present location at the corner of New Britain Avenue and Somerset Street in 1955 to make room for the shopping center that contained the Elmwood Bakery.
Elmwood

**Elmwood** is a section of West Hartford, Connecticut that encompasses the area south of Interstate 84, particularly along New Britain Avenue from Hartford to South Main Street.

## History

Early in 1672, the proprietors of land ordered the division of western Hartford and nearly three years later, their committee laid out an oblong of 72 "Long Lots." It extended a mile and a half from the foot of Talcott Mountain (Mountain Road) to Quaker Lane, and from the western part of Bloomfield to the South Road to Farmington (New Britain Avenue). The area was divided into sections running east and west according to each proprietor's proportionate landholdings in Hartford. The sections varied from broad strips to mere slivers. The smaller holdings were so impractical for farming that a great deal of exchanging and selling of land took place. In 1677, a tract from New Britain Avenue to the western part of Newington was divided into five tiers of lots running north and south - the present Elmwood area. After King Philip's War ended in the 1670's, settlers began migrating into the West Division and built their homesteads along major thoroughfares, such as New Britain Avenue and Quaker Lane. No known surviving structures from this period exist, however; remoteness imparted a sense of separation, which inspired the origin of West Hartford and Elmwood as organized communities.
Thomas Hosmer

**Thomas Hosmer** (January 2, 1603 - April 12, 1687) was one of the original founders of Hartford and the father of Stephen Hosmer. Born to Stephen and Dorothy Hosmer in Kent, southeastern England, he sailed with Thomas Hooker to Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1633 and moved with his company to Hartford in June 1636. In the distribution of land, he received 60 acres, with his home lot on the edge of the south end of Governor Street. HE was chosen constable in the area and deputy several times. His first wife, Frances Bushnell, died February 15, 1675, aged 73. He married again in 1679 to Katherine, widow of David Wilton, of Northampton, Massachusetts.

Just a few years prior, Hosmer purchased land about half a mile north of West Hartford Center. He built for his son, Stephen, a home and a sawmill on the west side of the road and the north bank of Trout Brook. He sent his son in 1679 to supervise the site. North of the sawmill site, John Merrill of the Merrill family purchased a large tract of the land as far as the present Flagg Road.

After the marriage of his second wife, he moved to Northampton, where he died on April 12, 1687 at the age of 83.
Elmwood Community Church

The **Elmwood Community Church**is a congregational church that belongs to the United Church of Christ. Founded in 1921 in the center of Elmwood, the church started in the mid-1870's as a small chapel.

## History

In November 1926, the congregation of the Elmwood Community Church stood in the excavation of their new church after the morning service. Men of the congregation provided their services in leveling the pyramids of earth thrown up by the steam shovel the week prior to hurry up the work of building and to reduce the cost.

On October 5, 1929, a huge wedding ceremony was held at the Elmwood Community Church between Stephen H. Millard and Ruth S. Tracy, the daughter of the famous Reverend Charles K. Tracy, pastor of the church. In the group of guests were friends from Boston, Torrington, Providence, Norwich, and New York. An October bridal ceremony, it signified the importance of the new church, which had been dedicated just a few years before.

In early October 1958, a new church steeple atop the church was dedicated at Sunday service. Reverend Tracy was one of the members of the dedication ceremony, in which the steeple was raised to the top.
Joseph Talcott (governor)

**Joseph Talcott** (November 16, 1669 - October 11, 1741) was the 27th Governor of the Connecticut Colony from 1724 until his death in 1741.

## Life and Death

Talcott was born in Hartford, Connecticut, the son of Lieutenant-Colonel John Talcott (1630-1688) and Helena Wakeman (1632-1674). He married Abigail Clark in 1693 and the couple had three sons. Abigail died in 1704. His second wife was Eunice Howell, with whom he had five more children.

Descended from one of Connecticut's founding settlers, Talcott was appointed an assistant (member of the governor's council) in 1711. He held a number of city and state offices; justice of the peace in 1705, and beginning in 1710, he was a Major in the First Regiment of the Colony of Connecticut. His position of Major continued to 1723. He was a member of the committee to lay out the town of Coventry in 1711. He owned property in several Connecticut towns. In May of 1714, he was appointed as a judge of the Hartford County Court and he became Judge of the Superior Court of Hartford in May 1721.

In 1723,Talcott was elected Deputy Governor upon the death of Nathan Gold; then following the sudden death of Gurdon Saltonstall, he was made Governor. He was the first Connecticut Governor to be born in the state. He was reelected annually until his death, for a total of seventeen years and five months in office. This time was only surpassed by Gov. John Winthrop's eighteen years in office.
Jonathan Gillett (prisoner of war)

**Jonathan Gillett** (1762-1855) was a prisoner of war during the American Revolutionary War and the great-grandson of Joseph Gillett, one of the early settlers of West Hartford. After enlisting in 1781 under Colonel Samuel Canfield for service on the Hudson River in New York, he was taken prisoner at Horseneck and confined, with other prisoners, in an old sugar house in New York City for a time until he was finally released.

In 1852, he was one of the four surviving prisoners who received canes made of the door posts of the old prison. In accordance with his request upon his death in 1855, the cane was handed down to the oldest son in the successive generation.
Asa Gillett House

The **Asa Gillett House** is a historic house at 202 South Main Street in West Hartford, Connecticut. It is a two-and-a-half story wood frame structure, five bays wide, with a large central chimney. The main entrance, centered on the front facade, is flanked by sidelight windows and pilasters, and topped by an entablature. The house was built around 1760 by Asa Gillett, the grandson of Joseph Gillett, one of West Hartford's early proprietors. It is one of the town's remaining 18th-century homes.

In 1850, the roof was raised on the back of the house, making more rooms upstairs. An addition was also constructed on the back of the house.

In 1954, it was referred to as the Tilltson House, possibly after a former owner.

In September 1978, West Hartford citizens William and Carole Carlson purchased the house and owned it for decades.

In 1985, when Connecticut's 350th anniversary took place, the oldest house in each of Connecticut's 169 towns was awarded a plaque, including the Asa Gillett home. The house was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on September 10, 1986.
Levi Sedgwick

**Levi Sedgwick** (August 11, 1800 - June 10, 1868) was the owner of a blacksmith shop on the north side of Albany Avenue west of Main Street at the foot of the hill under the shade of a large maple tree. A man of sterling character, he was a skillful workman of industrious and thrifty habits.

The workmen in the shops, their patrons, the stage coach passengers and teamsters in the taverns on Bishop's Corner, the people of the community who frequented the ballrooms and barrooms, and those other residents of the community who occasionally called at the post office in the Aaron Goodman tavern for their mail, all contributed to the life and activity of the community.
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Benjamin Sedgwick

**Benjamin Sedgwick** (November 7, 1716 - February 7, 1757) was the son of Samuel Sedgwick, one of the original settlers of West Hartford. He was an ancestor of John Sedgwick, a prominent Revolutionary War soldier, and General John Sedgwick, a major general in the American Civil War.

Born in West Hartford, Connecticut, Sedgwick was the youngest of eleven children of Samuel Sedgwick and Mary Hopkins. In the 1730's, he married his wife, Ann Thompson, and moved his family "out west" to Cornwall, Connecticut in Litchfield County after the birth of his son, Theodore. When he died on February 7, 1757, he left his wife as a widow for seven years until she remarried to Timothy Judd in August 1764. He left his children:

* Sarah Sedgwick (1739-1766) - m. Hezekiah Gold, Jr.
* John Sedgwick (1741-1820) - m. Abigail Andrews, m. Sarah Lewis
* Benjamin Sedgwick, Jr. (1743-1778) - m. Mary Tuttle
* Theodore Sedgwick (1746-1813) - m. Eliza Mason, m. Pamela Dwight, m. Penelope Russell
* Mary Ann Sedgwick (1479-1826) - m. Job Swift
* Lorain Sedgwick (1755-1823) - m. Jacob Parsons
Asa Gillett

**Asa Gillett** (1740-1785) was the owner of the Asa Gillett House and the grandson of Joseph Gillett, one of West Hartford's early proprietors of land. It is likely that he built the house in 1760, living in the area until his death in 1785, on the east side of South Main Street just north of the Noah Webster House.
Caleb Stanley

**Caleb Stanley** (March 1643 - May 5, 1718) was one of the original proprietors of land in the West Division after the Division of West Hartford in 1674. The son of Thomas Stanley, he received one section in the extreme northern part of the division. He was a member of the Stanley family, along with his brother, Nathan Stanley, who inherited a section in the southern part, which had representatives in the parish and town ever since 1674.
Joseph Gillett

**Joseph Gillett, Jr.** (November 20, 1664 - July 9, 1745) was an early settler of West Hartford. He arrived to the region in 1694 and established his home on one of the sections of land south of Park Road to Farmington. He was an original member of the Congregational Church of West Hartford in 1713 and the earliest West Hartford ancestor of the Gillett family. His grandson, Jonathan Gillett, was a prisoner of war during the American Revolutionary War.

## Life and Death

Joseph Gillett, Jr. was born on November 20, 1664 in the Hartford area to Joseph Gillett, Sr. and Elizabeth Hawkes. He married Mary Griswold and settled in West Hartford in 1694, establishing his home south of Park Road. Years later, he was a signer of the petition in 1710 that requested a West Division of Hartford. In that year, the population of what would later become West Hartford was 164 people. He served in the military, probably as an officer in the local militia or in the defense of his colony.

He died on July 9, 1745 and left his children:

* Joseph Gillett III (1693-1764) - father of Asa Gillett
* Jonathan Gillett (1696 -1714) - m. Mehitable Dickinson, father of Jonathan Gillett
* Mary Gillett (1699-1786) - m. Caleb Andrews
* Esther Gillett (1701-1753) - m. Nathaniel Bancroft
* Hannah Gillett (b. 1702) - m. Nodiah Burr
* Sarah Gillett (1704-1792) - m. Stephen Goodwin
* Abigail Gillett (1705 - c. 1743)
* Matthew Gillett (1707-1789) - m. Anne Merrill
* Dorothy Gillett (1710-1767) - m. Ebenezer Buell
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They Shoot Divas, Don't They? (film)

***They Shoot Divas, Don't They?*** is a 2002 American television film written by Karen Stillman and directed by Jonathan Craven. It stars Jennifer Beals, Keri Lynn Pratt and Johnathon Schaech. Traci Lords appears in the film as a talk show host Mira Long.

A rock diva (Beals) with a lengthy and often turbulent career hires a new assistant (Pratt) whose sweet, helpful demeanor masks ulterior motives.

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INTRODUCTION

## Résumé de l'épisode d'introduction

On commence l'ouverture de l'épisode avec l'apparition d'un ***Homme Grand au visage blanc,*** on remarque que son apparition provoque quelques distorsions d'image.

A la suite de ça, on aperçoit ***Vincent G*** allongé sur le sol inconscient. Il se réveille ensuite et se dirige vers sa maison.

Vincent se présente alors, en expliquant qu'il est acteur et réalisateur d'une ancienne série ***Séquence[AVI].***

 La série ***Signes D*** s'articulera beaucoup autour de cette ancienne série ***Séquence[AVI]*** et plus particulièrement autour de l'épisode 6.

Dans cette épisode d'introduction on apprend l’existence de Valentin, acteur de la série ***Séquence[AVI]***
Félix D.

**Félix D.** est une chaîne Youtube appartenant à Feldup.

Sur celle-ci, Félix filme et analyse des phénomènes paranormaux se passant dans sa vie quotidienne.

On ne sait pas vraiment le réel but de cette chaîne, si ce n'est que c'est un ARG proche de KyrSOS

On a pu voir dans la vidéo **Kyrsos#7** un message qui dit :

> in grandmother's house
>
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Cela pourrait faire référence à ces vidéos :

* N°3 - 12/10/2016 - Grandmother's house
* N°4 - 14/10/2016 - Grandmother's house
* N°6 - 19/10/2016 - Grandmother's house
SAISON 1

## **SAISON 1**

* **INTRODUCTION**
* **PARTIE 1**
* PARTIE 2
* PARTIE 3
* PARTIE 4
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* PARTIE 34,5
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## **SAISON 2**

* PARTIE 36
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