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Abraham Peasegood

Abraham Peasegood

Abraham Peasegood was an American wizard who invented the game of Quodpot (QA8). Peasegood immigrated to North America in the 1700s, intending to form a Quidditch team when he got there. The story goes that the Quaffle he had packed in his luggage came into contact with his wand so that when he took it out to play with it, the Quaffle exploded. This was the inspiration for his creating a game where the balls exploded.

Family

He may be an ancestor of Arnie Peasegood, who was an Obliviator around Harry's time at Hogwarts (GF7).

Skills

Doesn't mind stuff exploding around him

Commentary

Etymology

Abraham means "father of many" in Hebrew (אַבְרָהָם) or is a contraction of the name Abram meaning "many, multitude" (הָמוֹן) (Behind the Name)

Peasegood is an occupation-derived surname of Anglo-Saxon origin, the seller of "hot peascods" (Olde English peose or pise "pea" and codd "bag") (Internet Surname Database)

Notes

Lexicon timeline of Quidditch

Pensieve (Comments)

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