
Full Name
Quinlan Hyde
Date of Birth; Age
September 29th 1829; 38 years
Sexual Preference
heterosexual
Status
seeing Margaret May Austin
Ethnic Background
Irish-English; His father was born in Wellington, England, and his mother was born and raised in Ballyshannon, Ireland.
Occupation
Quinlan works at MacNamara Press and Co. , the town's press. He spends day after day printing the town's paper, etc. He was hired on as a helping hand doing odd jobs here and there when he was about 14 and eventually made it to Senior Press Advisor/ Manager when the previous manager passed away.
Owner of:
Family
- James Quinlan Hyde (b. May 2nd, 1807; d. January 24th, 1866) [FATHER]
- Kate McGowan-Hyde (b. October 19th, 1811; d. June 5th, 1840) [MOTHER]
- Ada Rosalin Hyde (b. December 9th, 1832) [SISTER]
Current Residence
Quinlan currently resides in the town in a room above The Press Company.
Appearance
Quinlan has dark brown hair and brown eyes, he has an average build, a tad shorter than most men at a mere 5'8", he's a little dapper fellow that prefers his tailored three-piece suits, his bowler hat, and his pocket watch to anything else. He also wears his glasses quite often. Though, he doesn't need them to see everything, they help.
Personality
While Quinlan is a very simple man, he can also be among the most complex. He has always been more of a one-on-one type of person, and if it's just you and him, you are gauranteed his undivided attention. He's a Gentleman, really; he was raised with manners and to respect other citizens and people of the town. He can also be a shy man, but once you can pull him out of his shell, he has absolutely no qualms about talking with you.
To be honest, Quinlan has a fear of Indians and has always had a fear of indians. It isn't that they ever did anything to him or anyone he knows, he's just heard and read stories and his imagination seems to have gotten the better of him. He's slightly shy, but does speak up every now and again; He has trouble when it comes to wooing the ladies which explains why he's never been married or called on anyone, at that. He leads somewhat of a lonely life, but makes it a point to know everyone in town. Of course he longs for companionship and a family, but with his sheepish ways he thinks it's hardly possible at this point.
Interests / Likes
- Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
- Books
- Reading
- Jack Daniels
- Miss Margaret May Austin [*snicker*]
Special Skills
- Surprisingly a good cook.
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Weaknesses
- Quinlan isn't the best sharpshooter in the west. He hardly knows how to use a gun.
- He gets incredibly nervous when it comes to guns and women of interest. So he definitely could use some help in those areas.
- Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
Secrets
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He really has no idea where his sister is. The last he heard from her was about 6 months ago.
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He's never been with a woman, thus he is a 38 year old virgin.
Biography
Quinlan Hyde was born to James Hyde and Kate McGowan-Hyde on September 29th, 1829. He is the oldest of two children, his younger sister was born 2 years after when the Hyde family was still residing in Ballyshannon, Ireland. When Quinlan was ten years of age, his father decided to pack the family up and move them to America. On their journey to the old west, Kate McGowan-Hyde caught a terrible influenza and never made it to America, leaving James Hyde to raise his two children by himself. Luckily the two were fairly old enough to mostly take care of themselves, and Quinlan was, of course, very protective of his younger sister.
After school, Quinlan constantly pleaded with his father's friend to let him work at the Press, and eventually when he was around the age of fourteen, Mr. MacNamara let Quinlan work around the shop doing little odd jobs here and there. Mostly sweeping and dusting and cleaning the machine. Occasionally he delivered papers, and when there wasn't anything to do, Mr. MacNamara was gracious enough to teach Quinlan how to work the machines. It wasn't too long before Quinlan was promoted, and then promoted again, and later he inherited the MacNamara Press Co. when Mr. MacNamara passed away.
Just before their father passed away, Quinlan's sister decided to run off with an older man, most likely the Jesse James type, and hasn't returned since. Although, Quinlan has recieved an occasional letter from her and the last he heard, she had left her older Gang Leader boyfriend and taken up with a Frenchman.
James Hyde passed away a little over two years ago and left the family's small portion of land and his life savings to his son, Quinlan. Quinlan has routinely gone about his life working and working, and working some more. But now that he owns the Press Company, and has his fairly decent sized inheritance from his father, he has some time to actually relax, sit back, and enjoy life. Not that he really wants to quit working at the job he loves so much or that he's entirely sure how to do that. Although, he thinks the brothel might be a good place to start....
Threadography
- 05.06.1867 - Quinlan & Margaret May Austin - "Margaret is intent on finding one Mister Hyde a nice girl to make him happy." -
asylums.insanejournal.com/oldwest_rpg/7233.html
- 05.04.1867 - Quinlan & Seven Thursday Smith - "Seven relaxes (somewhat) outside of the local saloon." - asylums.insanejournal.com/oldwest_rpg/6737.html
- 05.03.1867 - Quinlan & Mary Carmichael - "Mary Comes To Town" -
asylums.insanejournal.com/oldwest_rpg/1908.html
- 05.02.1867 - Quinlan, Margaret May Austin, and Ashley Austin - "Dinner Always Tastes Better When Somebody Else Makes It..." - asylums.insanejournal.com/oldwest_rpg/4128.html
- 05.02.1867 - Quinlan & Margaret May Austin - "M inquires map printing, Q invites her to dinner" -asylums.insanejournal.com/oldwest_rpg/3929.html
- 05.01.1867 - Quinlan & Isobel Wycliff - "Isobel wants to advertise..." -
asylums.insanejournal.com/oldwest_rpg/1081.html
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