Thanks D2D. I see from the video the Lusignan family had rule over several principalities including Armenia which pricked my ears. As we spoke last week about 1347 and Catherine of Siena, I have continued to look further at this date and again the Knights Hospitaller. In 1347 The Knights of the Order of St John visited King Gosdantin III. This was on my list to research and has now jumped to the top of today's list thanks to you and your work. Will let you know if anything is unearthed. Thanks for what you do.
History is one of my passions. Many thanks for the time and effort it took for you to be able to share this very interesting history with us. Much appreciated.
Thanks for all of your exhaustive genealogy work. I've done some for our family, and it takes a long time investment. My husband was related, not decended, to a signer of the Declaration of Independence so that was easier because we could tie in to others' research. Please keep the videos coming.
Theres was a scots guy where the Bay of Rollo was named after. Heavy Oyster fishing resulted in Oyster Mountains. I believe the bay is off Prince Edward Island. Great research all the same.
You may have already been told this, but concerning the note in italian, I can read "La Bella Donna Della Mia Mente", (The Beautiful Woman of My Mind), and that happens to be the name of a poem written by Oscar Wilde. No Rollo, and no mountain. I have no clue about the "La Ostrica"... I personnally don't see the Viking Rollo connection, but I've already seen relations with famous poets and the La Rochefoucauld family in your (or maybe it was in Olivier's) videos. Just a thought.
Yes, Olivier discovered the correct message after I made this video. It is amazing the reference to poets in the Bill Jackson documents. What is the meaning, is a mystery.
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Always excited to see your new videos. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge for all things Oak Island. We appreciate your dedication.
Thanks D2D.
I see from the video the Lusignan family had rule over several principalities including Armenia which pricked my ears.
As we spoke last week about 1347 and Catherine of Siena, I have continued to look further at this date and again the Knights Hospitaller.
In 1347 The Knights of the Order of St John visited King Gosdantin III.
This was on my list to research and has now jumped to the top of today's list thanks to you and your work.
Will let you know if anything is unearthed.
Thanks for what you do.
History is one of my passions. Many thanks for the time and effort it took for you to be able to share this very interesting history with us. Much appreciated.
Thanks for all of your exhaustive genealogy work. I've done some for our family, and it takes a long time investment. My husband was related, not decended, to a signer of the Declaration of Independence so that was easier because we could tie in to others' research. Please keep the videos coming.
Thank you very much. As always beautiful work. Much appreciated
Theres was a scots guy where the Bay of Rollo was named after. Heavy Oyster fishing resulted in Oyster Mountains. I believe the bay is off Prince Edward Island. Great research all the same.
You may have already been told this, but concerning the note in italian, I can read "La Bella Donna Della Mia Mente", (The Beautiful Woman of My Mind), and that happens to be the name of a poem written by Oscar Wilde. No Rollo, and no mountain. I have no clue about the "La Ostrica"... I personnally don't see the Viking Rollo connection, but I've already seen relations with famous poets and the La Rochefoucauld family in your (or maybe it was in Olivier's) videos. Just a thought.
Yes, Olivier discovered the correct message after I made this video. It is amazing the reference to poets in the Bill Jackson documents. What is the meaning, is a mystery.
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Awesome. I think that map was determined to be fake.
Not fake, fabricated. Intention is the key. To deceive or convey information
You pronounced every single French name wrong.