Welcome to the dollop. A historical podcast. Each week I, Dave Anthony, tell my friend

Gareth Reynolds, a story from history. And I have no idea what the topic is.

No you don't. I guess I went up a little bit but it's that's all right. You said my name.

It's so nice to use a Gareth. Gaaaaay, re-Randals. Yeah. God, you want to look here to do?

I'll do one bottle. People say this is funny. Not Gary Gareth. Dave, okay. Someone or

something is ticklish. Is it far fine? And this is not going to come to ticklish podcast.

Okay. You are Queen Fakie of A Thap Town. All hail Queen Shit of Liesville. A bunch of

religious virgins go to Mingle and do a tray. I can't eat. No. I see, done my friend.

No, no, no. The year was 1696. Hmm interesting little time, huh? All right.

Samuel Whitmore was born in Charleston, Massachusetts. Massachusetts. Massachusetts.

It is amazing that anyone survived from what we know about the world back then.

Well, I will agree with that. Yeah. So Neil's already he's amazing. Yep. He's alive in this time.

But there's not much to talk about until he's 50. At that point, he served as a private

and colonel Jeremiah Molten's third Massachusetts regimen where he fought in King George's War

in 1744 to 1748. Okay. He served as a captain in his majesty's Dragoons, a unit of elite British

calvary men, much feared across the globe for their fierce fighting abilities. Okay.

That was a war against the French and American Indians. King George's War. Yep.

But I started to read about it and then I kind of gave up on it because it involved just a lot of

fucking countries and people and I got confused and I don't have that kind of time for a small up.

Fuck him. So King George's War, the Austrians were involved. Good. The Austrians. Good.

Fighting the French in Canada during the war of Austrian succession. Right? Yeah.

Right. Yeah. You want to read more? No. I continue. Am I interested to peaked?

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