Neri.lovelace

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Abigail Adams' Brother

Neri--hope you had a good weekend. Are you in charge of editing the page for Abigail Adams? If so, I'm hoping we can add a little clarity to a section. Her brother, William Smith, was far more than an "alcoholic", as the article currently states. While he did struggle with alcoholism, there is an entire National Park in Massachusetts that would attest to his heroism as the Captain of the Lincoln Militia and the first to effectively lead his men in engaging the British Army marching on Boston. Happy to discuss further, but he deserves his place in history (and on Wikipedia). Tjcarroll09 (talk) 04:16, 11 July 2016 (UTC)