Edward Garrick (1757-?)

You are on friendly terms with some of the British soldiers in Boston. You even go to visit them occasionally.
On the night of March 5, 1770, you and some friends are out on the street irritating a British soldier who is on sentry duty. When you confront a passing officer telling him he hasn't paid his bill, the sentry takes offence.
The argument ends in physical violence and sets the Boston Massacre in motion.
After the Boston Massacre trials, nobody knows what becomes of you.