Savoy of California
A Netflix Series – Someday?
Has it ever occured to you – more than one person wants you dead? Even if it is just a WISH or, a DEMONIC SPELL, it can be..
- Un-nerving 2, Distracting. 3. Bad for your health. 4. Will drive you crazy. Ect.
Not once did Bill Rozier wish me well, or, ask about the parasites who went after my families Creative History. He has called me “cousin” and invited me to join his Private Family Facebook….The House of Rougemont
John Nazarite I had no need to send you prior notification as I have done nothing to harm you. I have done book reviews before just as you have. This was nothing more than a fair and impartial review of your Rosamond Press. IF it contains an error THEN we will address that cousin. “
I have been blocking Rozier for over ten years because he keeps posting armed KILLER DUDES on my FB groups. What this does is DRIVE-OFF prospective friends, who think I am a Cool Bohemian Creative Liberal Kind of Guy. However, Rozier might INTERCEPT folks who like the cut of his jib.
A few days ago, Rozier posted much of my family information on a outside site. He includes some history of….
THE BELMONT FAMILY
I already found them, but have not posted on them, because My Families History, and My Familie’s Historian….
HAVE BEEN SEVERELY ABUSED!
I suspect Denny Lawhern led the covert conspiracy to keep some of my family history OFF the BHS Facebook. Denny saw himself as a….
MASTER GENEALOGIST
If the BHS had given me a warM and normal reception, then I would not be in this
ROSY FAMILY FEUD!
In the series, Breaking Bad, how many of my readers wondered if the gang that killed “Uncle” had Redneck Roots? There is a Southern Quality to their meaness. Bill seems to be The Real Deal – and he has medals to prove it. I suspect Rozier picked a fight with me so he can get on my series….
SAVOY OF CALIFORNIA
I don’t need his real history, because we can change his name. How about..
BUD HOOZIER?
Will Bud belong to an Indiana Militia?
JP
To be continued
EXTRA! I found a Rozier group with several pics of Stewart Rhodes who Trump tried to give a Big Pay Day. Was Bill in line? Several times I asked him to author and post a 500 hundred word bio so I alas can see where he is coming from. He knows I would UNFRIEND – if he revealed who his was, and, recruiting my FB friends, would be more difficult.
Bill made a dossier on me. I stopped posting on his groups when I got bullied by his – fellow Gun Boy – who don’t see themselves as Traitors. Bill knew I am kin to John Fremont, and thus, for sure we can not be friends. Bill learned these devious tactics in the old yahoo.groups Who wants to fight when you are a Senior, a disabled man with no wife and children. Bill Rozier AND GANG counted on me…………FOLDING! I can barely do my housework. Is this a Good Ol Rebel who changed his ways, even though his ilk lost the Civil War, they won….
THE 2020 ELECTION
I am doing a written review of Bill Rozier that I am sure he will pass around in his
TOP SECRET HOUSE OF ROUGEMONT
I have to file a complaint with FB because seeking and recruiting Friends, is the order of the day. Rozier knew – for sure we are Enemies. But, he didnt have the guts to come out and say so! Why? I think he wanted to get closer, andm closer
AND DELIVER THE OL STAB IN THE BACK!
Coward!
JP
A different noble named Thibaut IV de Rougemont (born circa 1195) married a Comtesse de Belmont (also known as Cécile). They had children including Humbert III de Rougemont. [1, 2]
Cécile, Comtesse de Belmont (born around 1210) was a medieval noble figure from the region of Franche-Comté, connected to the noble house of Rougemont and Belmont. [1]
Cécile, Comtesse de Belmont (born around 1210) was a medieval noble figure from the region of Franche-Comté, connected to the noble house of Rougemont and Belmont. [1]
Family & Lineage
- Parents: Daughter of the noble Belmont family line in eastern France.
- Marriage: Married Thibaut IV (or related lineage branches) / connected to the House of Rougemont (Vicomtes de Besançon).
- Historical context: Documented primarily through regional genealogical records of the Franche-Comté nobility during the 13th century. [1]
8/2/2021
The Wilson-Rosamond Altered Lineage
Over a year ago a man who claimed he was a Wilson told me my lineage to Bohemian Royalty was wrong. He began to SEVER this line. Here is one SNIP he made on June 26, 2021. There are others. The NAME OF THE FATHER of Thomas Rosamond, has been SNIPPED! I have to take time to mend it and write a complaint. This is the real DaVinci Code. I suspect neo-Confederate, William Rozier, got one of his traitors to alter the Rosamond-Leigh line that connects me to General Robert E. Lee. Here is the original line that begins with the father of my grandfather…
William Wilson William Rosamond’s 8th. Great Grandfather | Rosamond Press
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AND I have already published my ancestry showing my descent from the Rougemonts
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John des Rosier Juse because you descend from Rougemont, does not ALLOW you to violate anyones Copyright on this name to Knight Templars, which is my discovery. You are lkin to many importtant people via one of King Henry;s wives. How many thousands of people have Thibault Rougemont in their chart. I made this discovery looking at the Rosamond Genealogy compiled by James Rosamond. Why didn t you ask my permission?
The reference to Rosamond Press, Rozier, and a map points to the independent blog and genealogy project called Royal Rosamond Press, run by writer and researcher John David Presco. [1]
The Connection Explained
- Royal Rosamond Press: Presco uses this platform to document his extensive, ongoing family history research. His posts blend genealogy, historical events, literary analysis, and personal commentary. [1, 2, 3]
- The Rozier Feud: In his published updates, Presco details a bitter, public genealogical dispute with individuals named Bill Rozier and William Rozier. Presco frequently accuses them of being “neo-Confederate revisionists” who have actively tried to alter or “snip” his family lineage. Specifically, he claims they attempted to disrupt the historical connections linking the Rosamond-Leigh family line to prominent figures like General Robert E. Lee. [1, 2]
Jules Rosemond Rozier
Birth29 Oct 1862 – Rozier Landing, Perry Co, MO
Death13 Apr 1948 – St Louis, St Louis, Missouri, USA
MotherMary Emilia Joseph Pratte
FatherJules Rene Rozier
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Below is a **fully structured Rosier–Rosamond Press Genealogical Motif Map**, built directly from:
– **Your documented Rozier/Rosamond genealogy**
– **The themes and motifs visible on the Rosamond Press homepage**
(cited from sections [sec1]–[sec4] of the page you’re viewing)
This map shows **each historical Rozier figure**, the **real historical context**, and the **Rosamond Press motif** that corresponds to them.
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**Rosier–Rosamond Press Genealogical Motif Map**
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**How to read this map**
Each entry contains:
1. **Historical Rozier figure**
2. **Documented historical role / era**
3. **Rosamond Press motif** (symbol, theme, or narrative echo)
4. **Evidence from the Rosamond Press homepage**
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# I. **Medieval / Early‑Modern Roots (1400s–1600s)**
These are the periods Rosamond Press most heavily mythologizes.
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## **1. Robert Rosier (~1575–1630)**
**Historical role:** Thames waterman; Londoner in the Tudor–Stuart era.
**Motif:** *Manorial England, ancestral halls, noble imagery.*
**Rosamond Press echo:**
– **“Jane of Haddon Hall”** — medieval manor aesthetic [Current page](citation-section://420541474/3)
– **Belmont** as a symbolic ancestral estate (appears in multiple posts) [Current page](citation-section://420541474/2)
**Interpretation:**
Rosamond Press transforms the gritty, real London life of Robert Rosier into a **romanticized ancestral England**, using halls, estates, and noble settings as mythic stand‑ins.
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## **2. LuAnne Wortham (~1582)**
**Historical role:** Tudor/Stuart London woman; parish records show domestic, familial life.
**Motif:** *Heritage, unity, domestic lineage.*
**Rosamond Press echo:**
– **“Capturing Our Beautiful Unity”** — unity as a family‑line motif [Current page](citation-section://420541474/3)
**Interpretation:**
Rosamond Press often invokes unity, belonging, and shared identity — themes that mirror the genealogical reconstruction of early family networks.
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## **3. Rev. John Rozier (1604–1657)**
**Historical role:** Cambridge‑educated Anglican minister; colonial Virginia immigrant.
**Motif:** *Relics, shrouds, spiritual authority, sacred lineage.*
**Rosamond Press echo:**
– **“The Holy Shroud of Belmont”** — religious relic symbolism [Current page](citation-section://420541474/2)
– **“How To Rule The World – From Belmont”** — spiritual/political authority framed through ancestral estate imagery [Current page](citation-section://420541474/3)
**Interpretation:**
Rosamond Press elevates the Rozier clerical heritage into **mythic spiritual authority**, using relics and sacred objects as narrative devices.
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# II. **Continental / Huguenot Origins (1400s–1600s)**
These origins are not explicitly named on the homepage but appear through symbolic motifs.
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## **4. The French Rogier / Des Rosiers Line**
**Historical role:** Possible medieval/early‑modern French ancestors; Huguenot migration.
**Motif:** *Exile, mysticism, esoteric symbolism.*
**Rosamond Press echo:**
– **“The Holy Shroud of Belmont”** — relics and mystic Christian imagery [Current page](citation-section://420541474/2)
– **“Sometimes – Art is Not The Truth”** — tension between myth and documented history [Current page](citation-section://420541474/3)
**Interpretation:**
Rosamond Press uses **mystical Christian symbolism** to echo the Rozier family’s possible Huguenot religious upheaval.
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# III. **Colonial Virginia Line (1637–1700s)**
The Rozier family’s American foundation.
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## **5. John Rozier Jr. (1630s–1680s)**
**Historical role:** Tobacco planter; tied to Washington/Underwood/Ball families.
**Motif:** *Frontier authority, land, inheritance.*
**Rosamond Press echo:**
– **Belmont** as a recurring symbol of inherited land and power [Current page](citation-section://420541474/2)
**Interpretation:**
Rosamond Press transforms colonial landholding into **mythic estate sovereignty**.
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## **6. David Rozier Sr. & Jr. (late 1600s–1700s)**
**Historical role:** Planters; migration into North Carolina.
**Motif:** *Movement, transformation, generational change.*
**Rosamond Press echo:**
– **“A‑EYE”** (8/3/2026) — posts about transformation, identity shifts, and new eras [Current page](citation-section://420541474/4)
**Interpretation:**
Rosamond Press uses themes of **identity evolution** to mirror the Rozier family’s geographic and generational transitions.
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# IV. **Carolina / Georgia / Mississippi Expansion (1700s–1800s)**
The Rozier family becomes widespread and diverse.
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## **7. Reuben Rozier Sr. (1700s)**
**Historical role:** Major figure in Robeson County; large family network.
**Motif:** *Unity, clan identity, branching narratives.*
**Rosamond Press echo:**
– **“Capturing Our Beautiful Unity”** — unity as a central motif [Current page](citation-section://420541474/3)
**Interpretation:**
Rosamond Press echoes the Rozier clan’s expansion through themes of **collective identity**.
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## **8. Wiley Rozier (1787–1850s)**
**Historical role:** Migrant from NC → Mississippi; frontier pioneer.
**Motif:** *Adventure, danger, dramatic narrative.*
**Rosamond Press echo:**
– **“The Widows Peak Beatnik Murder”** — stylized frontier‑crime drama [Current page](citation-section://420541474/3)
**Interpretation:**
Rosamond Press channels the Rozier frontier migrations into **dramatic, noir‑styled storytelling**.
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# V. **California Gold Rush Line (1840s–1900s)**
The most dramatic Rozier branch.
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## **9. William Milton Rozier (1819–1890s)**
**Historical role:** Captured by Mexicans; survived imprisonment; Gold Rush pioneer.
**Motif:** *Survival, rebellion, artistic defiance.*
**Rosamond Press echo:**
– **“I hate art – a lot!”** — defiant artistic persona [Current page](citation-section://420541474/3)
– **“Rock! Roll! Incest!”** — provocative rebellion motif [Current page](citation-section://420541474/1)
**Interpretation:**
Rosamond Press mirrors William Milton’s dramatic life through **rebellious, confrontational artistic expression**.
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# VI. **Schnabel / Gribble / Stanley Descendants (1900s–2000s)**
The modern Rosamond Press lineage.
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## **10. Robert O. Schnabel (compiler of Rozier genealogy)**
**Historical role:** Family historian; keeper of records.
**Motif:** *Truth vs. art, record vs. myth.*
**Rosamond Press echo:**
– **“Sometimes – Art is Not The Truth”** — direct commentary on the tension between documentation and artistic mythmaking [Current page](citation-section://420541474/3)
**Interpretation:**
Rosamond Press openly wrestles with the same tension Schnabel faced:
**How much of family history is truth, and how much is story?**
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**Synthesis: What the Map Reveals**
Rosamond Press is not just a newspaper — it is a **mythic retelling of the Rozier family timeline**, where:
– **Historical figures become archetypes**
– **Real events become symbolic motifs**
– **Genealogy becomes artistic mythology**
The site’s themes — relics, estates, unity, rebellion, halls, murder‑noir, art‑truth tension — all correspond to **specific eras and personalities** in the Rozier lineage.
You’re essentially reading a **creative mirror of your own genealogy**, refracted through art, satire, mysticism, and historical imagination.
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# If you want, I can go further
I can build:
– a **visual timeline**
– a **Rosier → Rosamond Press character‑motif chart**
– a **Belmont symbolic analysis**
– or a **full genealogical‑mythic narrative** tying your ancestors into the Rosamond Press universe.
Greg Prescoposted toJohn des Rosier
Is there more to see in your attachment to my family tree and newspaper?
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Would you send any text, or, mapping of my newspaper to braskewitz@yahoo.com so I can show it to my attorney. 7/6/2025
EXCLUSIVE USE – Royal Rosamond Press
On this day, July 6, 2025, I forbid anyone to use the BRAND name, Royal Rosamond Press, without my written permission. As of this day, I have given no one permission to use Royal Rosamond Press/
John Presco
President: Royal Rosamond Press
Royal Rosamond Press Co.
Posted on February 2, 2015 by Royal Rosamond Press
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ROYAL ROSAMOND PRESS
My grandfather was a Newspaperman – of sorts! He sold 400 copies of The Oklahoman, and 200 copies of the Oklahoma Times, at his newspaper stand in Oklahoma City. He tutored young people in poetry and had plans to build a Poet’s retreat on the Buffalo River.The Ozark Historian, Otto Rayburn, was supportive of this.
It is the objective of my newspaper to restore the dream of these two men who published their own magazine. Rayburn published ‘Arcadian Life’, and Royal’s Gem Publishing, published ‘Bright Stories’. Royal also published one novel under ‘R.R. Rosamond Publishing’ founded in 1931 in Ventura where it was printed.
Above you see letters sent to Royal, and two books he published. Rosamond’s poems are here, along with photos of his daughters, and his friends who were writers, camping on Santa Cruz Island.
Jon Presco
President: Royal Rosamond Press Co.
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John Nazarite Like I said in my comment on your question. This the only one and your newspajper is of course public, that’s why you publish it. You can ask your attourney to write me if he wishes
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Is there more concrete messaging in this vague attack upon my copyrights, and can be seen as STALKING by, Facebook and others? What is this “mapping”. I am not just a newspaper. I am a historian, genealogist, and publisher of books in the works.
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Reems more but this was the only thing addressing the Royal Rosamond Press and I thought you might find that interesting. I did not compile yesterday’s information myself, what I did do was ask ChatGPT to compare your newspaper blog to my posts at “Will Rozier” on Facebook. And that’s what it came up with. I have done this before but in a much briefer format.
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What is ChatGPT ? I m not a member. You should have sent me a private message you were going to do this. You know I am being attacked by outside parasites, and am seeking attorneys.
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John Nazarite I had no need to send you prior notification as I have done nothing to harm you. I have done book reviews before just as you have. This was nothing more than a fair and impartial review of your Rosamond Press. IF it contains an error THEN we will address that cousin.
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I published this today. My father was a bad man. He is being accused by a ghost writer of a dastardly deed. There is no evidence. The woman who hired this writer was sold the estate of my late sister, Christine Rosamond. Anyone who weakens my case to get my family legacy back, is my enemy, and possible ally of – ALL THE PARASITES. They claim they are making movie about my family. Would you like to see lies about your family on the silver screen? The outside parasite published two books. They provide no proof my nieces got royaltys. https://rosamondpress.com/…/is-this-the-teenager-vic…/
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Is This The Teenager Vic Raped?
Is This The Teenager Vic Raped?
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Do not all me cousin, unless you show proof right now. I demand you remove House of Rougemont, and any claims you have to Knight Templars of Rougemont and Belmoir. I am authoring a book on them.
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John des Rosier Juse because you descend from Rougemont, does not ALLOW you to violate anyones Copyright on this name to Knight Templars, which is my discovery. You are lkin to many importtant people via one of King Henry;s wives. How many thousands of people have Thibault Rougemont in their chart. I made this discovery looking at the Rosamond Genealogy compiled by James Rosamond. Why didn t you ask my permission?
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This is Stalking. Will Facebook agree? We make mutual agreements on FB. You have gone to similar format? and compiled a dossier on my and my intellectual property, and given the impression to other members of FB, I approve of you going rogue. Stalking is unwanted or repeated surveillance or contact by an individual or group toward another person.[1] Stalking behaviors are interrelated to harassment and intimidation and may include following the victim in person or monitoring them. The term stalking is used with some differing definitions in psychiatry and psychology, as well as in some legal jurisdictions as a term for a criminal offense.[2][3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stalking
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What you did was see my post on the Rougemont Templar, put Thisbault on one end of the Geni seatch, and your name on the other. A computer made the connection. Nowhere is the name Templar connnected to Rougemont. Almost twenty years ago I found a genealogy that showed who several Templar families were related, You are not kin to the Getty family via the name Rosemond. https://rosamondpress.com/…/pre-death-probate-wilding…/
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Pre-Death Probate Wilding and Getty
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BREAKING: Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes, the far-right extremist group leader convicted of seditious conspiracy in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack, visited Capitol Hill on Wednesday after President Donald Trump commuted his 18-year prison sentence.
BREAKING: Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes, the far-right extremist group leader convicted of seditious conspiracy in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack, visited Capitol Hill …
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The Southern Girl’s War Song
“Oh, yes, I am a Southern girl,
And glory in the name,
And boast it with far greater pride
Than glittering wealth or fame.
I envy not the Northern girl,
Her robes of beauty rare,
Though diamonds grace her snowy neck,
And pearls bedeck her hair.
My homespun dress is plain, I know,
My hat’s palmetto, too;
But then it shows what Southern girls
For Southern rights will do.
We have sent the bravest of our land
To battle with the foe,
And we will lend a helping hand;
We love the South, you know.
Now, Northern goods are out of date;
And since old Abe’s blockade,
We Southern girls can be content
With goods that Southrons made.
We sent our sweethearts to the war
But dear girls, never mind,
Your soldier-boy will ne’er forget
The girl he left behind.
The soldier is the lad for me —
A brave heart I adore;
And when the sunny South is free,
And fighting is no more,
I’ll choose me then a lover brave
From out the gallant band,
The soldier lad I love the best
Shall have my heart and hand.
The Southern land’s a glorious land,
And has a glorious cause;
Then cheer three cheers for Southern rights
And for the Southern boys.
We scorn to wear a bit of silk,
A bit of Northern lace;
But make our homespun dresses up,
And wear them with such grace.
And now, young man, a word to you;
If you would win the fair,
Go to the field where honor calls,
And win your lady there.
Remember that our brightest smiles
Are for the true and brave,
And that our tears are all for those
Who fill a soldier’s grave.”
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