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Who wanted his settlement to be seen as an example of Christian?
david thomson
Who wanted his settlement to be seen as an example of Christian living?
david Thomson
Who wanted his settlement to be seen by others as an example of chrisyian living?
David Thomson😊
Which colony did David Thomson join?
Yes, David Thompson did start his expedition
Who found a fishing settlement that became part of New Hampshire colony?
David Thompson while in the service of John Mason.
Who was the leader of settling in Portsmouth?
David Thomson.
Who was the leader of the Portsmouth colony?
David Thomson.
When did David Coupar Thomson die?
David Coupar Thomson died in 1954.
When was David Thomson - writer - born?
David Thomson - writer - was born in 1914.
When did David Thomson - writer - die?
David Thomson - writer - died in 1988.
How did David Thomson become a billionaire?
If you mean David Kenneth Roy Thomson, 3rd Baron Thomson of Fleet- through his families business- Thomson Reuters.
When was David Gideon Thomson born?
David Gideon Thomson was born in c. 1938.
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