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This gentle's name has been entered on the [[Scroll of Honor - An Tir Remembers]]. | * This gentle's name has been entered on the [[Scroll of Honor - An Tir Remembers]]. | ||
[[image: Wenzell-93.jpg|frame|right|'''Wenzel the Abductor''' taken at the Barony of [[Terra Pomaria]]’s social night “[[Open Castle]],” circa AS XXVII/1993. Photo from Terra Pomaria [[Grete Boke]].]] | |||
'''Wenzel the Abductor''' – Mundanely Greg Fisher, passed away Feb 17 AS XXXV / 2001 at the age of 48 in the [[Barony]] of [[Terra Pomaria]], then within the [[:Category:Rivers Region|Rivers Region]] in the Kingdom of [[An Tir]]. Wenzel was an early contributor to the transformation of Terra Pomaria from [http://cunnan.sca.org.au/wiki/Shire shire] to barony, having been a signer of the petition to attain baronial status presented to Their Majesties [[Gunnarr and Gabriell]] at [[May Crown Tournament XXVII/1992]], May 16th. His persona, in his own words, “a 10th Century Irishman who was a world traveler and a black sheep of the family.” Wenzel was also known as merchant that operated “Wenzel’s Wares.” | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:58, 21 August 2015
- This gentle's name has been entered on the Scroll of Honor - An Tir Remembers.
Wenzel the Abductor – Mundanely Greg Fisher, passed away Feb 17 AS XXXV / 2001 at the age of 48 in the Barony of Terra Pomaria, then within the Rivers Region in the Kingdom of An Tir. Wenzel was an early contributor to the transformation of Terra Pomaria from shire to barony, having been a signer of the petition to attain baronial status presented to Their Majesties Gunnarr and Gabriell at May Crown Tournament XXVII/1992, May 16th. His persona, in his own words, “a 10th Century Irishman who was a world traveler and a black sheep of the family.” Wenzel was also known as merchant that operated “Wenzel’s Wares.”