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| More Mystery |
| Musgrave = Ver's a mug ? A Ver's mug ...... |
| Musgrave christening (Christopher Marlowe ?) = A Ver's christening mug ? Musgrave Westmorland see page ten page eleven page fourteen |
| See K.M.'s eerie phantom haunt ?? = The Shakespeare Monument ...... I |
| The Shakespeare Monument = *Phantom* haunt mere ? 'e seeks ? ...... ? |
| A visit to the Shakespeare Monument ...... = To see K.M.'s eerie phantom haunt vista ??? |
| Masonic Craft I banned ? = It named Francis Bacon ? Francis Bacon named it ? And I met Francis Bacon ? Francis Bacon ...... man edit ? And item ...... Francis Bacon I'd meant Francis Bacon Francis Bacon ...... amend it ? |
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Nicholas Skeres = In Lakes, Ch., roses |
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| Francis Bacon, the Lord Verulam = Bad craft in coven ? Lo ! *H.M.*'s a ruler ...... Bared all in our H.M.'s craft coven? Ruler, ban ? he lov'd Masonic craft ? All bosh, a murder in craft coven? In craft ? O shall coven murder B.A. ? |
| Mourn bard ? I've craft he calls on ...... Oh ! all Venice's craft mourn bard ! Shall mourn, board Venice craft |
| {near the end of page fourteen ......} |
| this is page sixteen |
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| Parr of Kendal Castle Westmorland Parr Family Tree - Genealogical information and Pembrokes |
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| O Sir Thomas Parr's wee child = Christopher Marlowe is sad |
| Christopher Marlowe = Sir Thom. Parr ...... Lo ! wee Ch. ...... |
| Sir Thomas Parr's three children to weep ? = See third ? Christopher Marlowe's parent ? |
(I have not discovered a 3rd child for Thomas Parr so this is speculative) |
| Sir Thomas Parr's children to weep ? = Christopher Marlowe sent sad R.I.P. ? Christopher Marlowe's parents I.D. ? |
| The Bard, "William Shakespeare" = Ask, "Pa?" ...... see, William Herbert had Ask, "Pa?" ...... ah ! *William Herbert* seed ! Had Pa ? seek as *William Herbert* ! See, *K* had William Herbert as Pa ? |
William Herbert, 1st Earl of Pembroke and cf. William Herbert, 3rd Earl of Pembroke, one of the brothers to whom the First Folio was dedicated |
The older William Herbert could have been Kit Marlowe's father ...... alternatively the anagrams could be rearranged to make the (occasionally found) suggestion that Kit Marlowe was the younger William Herbert's father, ...... in which case they would be repeating the *idea*, rather than being the truth |
NOW I HAVE ! William Parr, Baron of Kendal thanks to the following link |
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I have no problem with a shoemaker and a vicar's daughter being Christopher Marlowe's parents ...... in fact I quite like the idea ...... however it seems we are dealing with something more mysterious here ...... |
New clue ! Sir Thomas Parr of Kendal (died 1518) had a brother John Parr, who married Constance, daughter of Sir Henry VERE of Addington (mar. Sept. 15, 1499) |
Important new clue ! as to why a VER christening mug is involved ! see near end of this page |
(see near the top of page ...... "A Ver christening mug") |
thanks to ...... |
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Really good new clue ! William Parr (child of Sir Thomas Parr) married for the second time to Elizabeth Brooke, daughter of George, Lord Cobham of Cobham Hall, Cobham, KENT, England here is the clue I think to why the Marlowe family, who had married in Canterbury, KENT, were connected to Kendal, Westmorland and had been there to christen a child Christopher (1564) |
thanks, to a Family Tree researcher who had come across information on FamilySearch |
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Shakespeare = Seek Pa's hare ... |
Christopher Marlowe = Crow ? Mother's hare-lip ? |
William Shakespeare = K. M. wail ? sees a hare-lip ? Wail ? seek Ma's hare-lip ...... |
Sad girl ... seek Parr ... in the ... = Kendal parish register |
Miss Brooke has the most amazing family tree ! unreal ...... *every* crowned head in Europe ?? :) and Plantagenets etc. |
*Golden Hare*, Kit ? = Kendal got heir ? Ah ! *Lord* gene, Kit ? O teen girl had *K.* ? Teen, gold hair, K. ? O her *angel * kid ! |
Oh ! teen girl's death ? = It's *The Golden Hare* |
| Kit Williams' *Golden Hare* = (the book *Masquerade*) Kendal ...... *William* 's got heir ? *William* 's heir got Kendal ? (William Parr, Baron of Kendal) |
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| Seek ...ah! be William Parr's death |
