Monthly Archives: June 2014

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Five days ago I went to the University of Oregon Library. I had on my great overcoat with the faux fur collar. I wore my barrett with a round golden wreath. The young students were…

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Alice of Huntingdon was the mother of Margaret de Tosny who was the mother of Rosamond de Clifford. Alice is the descendant of the Kings of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, and is kin to Kings…

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The goddess, Rosmerta, is shown with a Graal, a cornucopia. She is the consort of the Germanic Mercury. She is called ‘the giver’ which is the meaning of the name, John. Consider the folk-mother, Rosamond,…

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I found a Halfdan Christensen. I do not recall where Rena said her ancestors were from, Sweden or Denmark. Jon Thomas A. Christensen died February 24, 2004 in Lincoln City, Oregon.      Thomas was born March…

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Yesterday I noticed how my former wife, Mary Ann Tharaldsen, looks like my grandmother, Mary Magdalene Rosamond, whose maiden name is Wieneke. Above is the Wieneke cote of arms showing bunch of grapes coming across…

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“Some have suggested that Arthur was a mythological or folklore figure, that other mythological figures also may have become historicised: one suggestion is that Hengest and Horsa were originally Kentish totemic horse-gods, ascribed a historical…

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Above is a painting done by my late sister titled ‘Story Teller’. Christine was a good story teller, as was Rosemary and myself. This gift ran in the family. What is astounding, is, that the…

It looks like Chris’s illustrious family is involved in the controversy over the German Roots of the House of Windsor, and their association with the Nazis. Prince Philipp’s ancestry is the direct result of King Christian 111 usurpation of the … Continue reading →

For several years my dear friend, Christine Wandel, was under siege in New York. She had been living in Greenwhich Village for thirty-four years and was being harassed by her landlord. She was in desperate need of an ally. I … Continue reading →

In my literary endeavors, and in the union of Garth Benton, and Christine Rosamond Benton, we have a new Pre-Raphaelite Craftsman movement in the world. My contribution parallels that of Michael Rossetti who published a newspaper for creative people called … Continue reading →