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Post by Lavendel on Dec 10, 2017 18:54:54 GMT
Red heads, Yorkshire and Mary the royal maid
Meghan father family on her fathers side leads to Yorkshire. He fathers great mother immigrated from Yorkshire that is after she had worked as maid in a victiorian era royal household. She was paid, moved to Canada then to USA.
Its seems she either took a royal pregnancy with her, since Canada and Australia were the countries they sent maids who got pregnant. Why would a maid quit a royal family because back then it was prestigious to work for the royal. She had the name Mary.. From Yorkshire then to work for a York royal house hold. When I saw Meghans older brother I thought of Clinton. But also the red hair in the family. Means the Diana red hair meets Meghan red hair. So Harry is marring a red head Yorkshire family with a maid who worked for the royal family.
This all fits so well.
They have told Meghans father and mother not to speak to the press.
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Post by UnseenI on Dec 10, 2017 19:02:37 GMT
That is amazing Lavendel - a Yorkshire connection yet again. So you too think that it is not a simple story where two people 'just happened' to meet. Avacyn was interested in her bloodlines and it seems that he was right.
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Post by UnseenI on Dec 10, 2017 19:04:53 GMT
I was thinking of looking into Catholicism in the royal family in recent years - there is so much research to be done. I was particularly interested in the Kents and their children.
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Post by Lavendel on Dec 10, 2017 19:22:01 GMT
www.thesun.co.uk/news/2623248/thomas-markle-jr-meghan-markle-brother-prince-harry-engaged/#I am unable to post this Picture so I put a link. Thats the picture where the brother of Meg is holding her. (Moderator: Here you go. Not a warning, or anything, just thought that it made sense to insert it into the post, rather than start a new post with the picture showing further down. By the way, good post, looking forwards to commenting on it!)He is a wearing a tshirt with words on it - monk haven . I researched more on it and there is a Manor in Wales called monk haven with a church called St Ishmaels. In the area nearby is where prince first stopped when he visited Wales. Wkipedia reads; The parish church of the local Saint Ismael is outside the village, hidden in a small valley near the Haven. In the Age of the Saints, it may have been the seat of the bishop of the cantref of Rhos.[3] As Llanismael, it was considered one of the principal dioceses of Dyfed under medieval Welsh law, second only to Menevia (modern St Davids).[4] With the Norman conquest, St Ishmaels became part of the Lordship of Haverfordwest. The church is a grade II listed building [5] The south, west and east of the parish is bordered by the Milford Haven estuary with numerous important bird and marine life within the Pembrokeshire Coast Path. The north boundary is mainly farmland used for both grazing and arable. Prince Charles's first footsteps on Welsh soil were at Lindsway Bay, to the south of the village with the royal yacht anchored off the beach.[citation needed] _________________________________ I really dont know whether its a coincidence that a seventies boy wears a tshirt with words of a distant Wales village Manor, in a village where prince Charles first footsteps of Wales are? Monk havenMonk Haven got its name from the fact that there was once a monastic settlement there, but the high stone walls on either side of it, are not ancient structures, rather some ornamental adjuncts to the landscaping of the Trewarren Estate. The landowners, the Warren-Davis family, who formerly lived at nearby Mullock, built the mid-19th century mansion and surrounded themselves with walls and a watchtower, with gardens and woodland and obvious signs of an orchard not far from the beach. The church of St Ishmael is half a mile inland of Monk Haven and nearby is Monk Haven Manor, built in 1835 as the Vicarage. It is unusually ornate and copying a Tudor design, says Pevsner, which suggests it was a design in a pattern book, probably copied by the noted local builder and cabinet maker William Owen of Haverfordwest, who built many of the Victorian mansions and civic buildings in the area. Trewarren was sold in the 1940s to the Llewellin family, who have farmed it ever since, specialising in early potatoes and store cattle for many years. The area is in the frost-free belt along the shores of the Haven Waterway where the south-facing fields are an ideal location for growing early potatoes, once the staple crop of Pembrokeshire. Two 20th century artists who fell under the enchantment of Monk Haven and made sketches and paintings in the vicinity, were former war artists Ray Howard-Jones and Graham Sutherland, whose work reflected the mystic, brooding atmosphere of the place. It was a busy landing place in the Dark Ages and during the medieval pilgrimages to St Davids, the road to the shrine of St David was regarded as a safer alternative to the long and hazardous voyage round the rock-strewn western coast of Pembrokeshire. This ancient road, of which very little trace survives, was probably used in Stone Age times, crossing the Marloes Peninsula and following the coast of St Brides Bay round to St Davids. A quicker alternative would have been a crossing from St Brides or Little Haven to Solva or Porthclais, keeping to the sheltered inshore waters of St Brides Bay.
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Post by Lavendel on Dec 10, 2017 20:07:46 GMT
Monk Haven is in Pembrokeshire
So I have looked up the Earl of Pembroke. Interesting info I found which
Herbert was the only son of the 16th Earl of Pembroke and 13th Earl of Montgomery and his wife, Mary (a daughter of the 1st Marquess of Linlithgow) and a godson of Prince George, Duke of Kent. Through the 11th Earl of Pembroke, he descended from Countess Catherine Vorontsov.[2] He was educated at Eton and Christ Church, Oxford and briefly served with the Royal Horse Guards from 1958–60 before in 1969 inheriting his father's titles and estate centred on Wilton House in Wiltshire.
Career in film industry Edit
Herbert began to take an interest in the film business in the 1960s and worked on the set of The Heroes of Telemark (1965).[1] After making documentaries about musicians, the first feature film he directed was Malachi's Cove (1974),[1] also known as The Seaweed Children, starring Donald Pleasence and Arthur English, but he is best remembered for his second film, Emily (1976), a picture set in the 1920s starring Koo Stark. He also worked on episodes of the TV series Shoestring and Bergerac, as well as directing the film Crossmaheart (1998). In 1997 he co-produced The Girl with Brains in Her Feet.[1]
In their book Great Houses of England & Wales (1994), Hugh Massingberd and Christopher Simon Sykes commented that "The present Lord Pembroke is (as Henry Herbert) a film and television director, best known for the Civil War drama series By the Sword Divided and for Emily."[3]
Herbert made a film where koo shark the girl of Andrew acted.
I really dont know of Herbert was in Hollywood at some point where he could have needed the services of lighting technician called Thomas markel; in thanking Thomas Markel he gave his son - some a tshirt with Monk Haven design from his Pembrokeshire.
I dont know if this is the full circle but there some far fetched links.
Pembroke castle goes Hollywood Pembroke has appeared in numerous feature films. These include the 1968 film The Lion in Winter, the 1976 film Jabberwocky, [5][6] the BBC adaptation of C.S. Lewis's Prince Caspian, the film of Shakespeare's Richard II, [7] and the 2016 Anglo-American romantic film Me Before You.[8]
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Post by Lavendel on Dec 10, 2017 21:02:56 GMT
17th Earl of Pembroke, Montgomery The Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery 12:02AM BST 09 Oct 2003 The 17th Earl of Pembroke and 14th Earl of Montgomery who has died aged 64, mixed bohemian interests with the responsibilities of his inheritance. His birthright required him to look after a great estate, Wilton House, near Salisbury. But his inclinations steered him towards the artistic and the raffish, and, as Henry Herbert, Pembroke developed a career as a television director and producer. Henry George Charles Alexander Herbert was born on May 19 1939. His father, the 16th Earl, was a gentle character and a scholar deeply interested in the arts who served as a trustee of both the National Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery. The family descended from Richard Herbert, a Gentleman Usher to Henry VII, and a natural son of an earlier Earl of Pembroke. The 1st Earl of the later creation married a sister of Catherine Parr, the last wife of Henry VIII. Henry's Pembroke grandmother, Lady Beatrice Paget, was deemed indomitable and known to many in the next generation as "Auntie Beeswax". His paternal aunt, Patricia, Viscountess Hambleden, as a lady-in-waiting to the Queen Mother, served until she dropped dead from exhaustion and shingles. Henry's uncle, David Herbert, led the louche life of an ageing bachelor in Tangiers. When he was 13, Henry was, at the Coronation, a page to the young Duke of Kent, who played a prominent role as one of the three royal dukes seated in front of the peers of the realm. Related Articles Kinmont Hoitsma 03 Jan 2014 After Eton, Henry did his National Service from 1958 to 1960 with the Royal Horse Guards, serving in Cyprus. He then went up to Christ Church, Oxford, where he read History. In early adult life, Henry Herbert became part of an intensely cultured, if wayward, set in London which was headed by the Dufferins, and included figures such as David Hockney, Christopher Gibbs, Desmond Guinness and Jean Shrimpton. He decided to become a film-maker, and in 1965 worked in Norway on the Kirk Douglas picture Heroes of Telemark, as "assistant to an assistant director, which was really just being a glorified teaboy". He added, "The only way to learn is by experience, and I'm not in a position to be choosy." Shortly afterwards he joined a new independent film company which made documentaries about the music business, and he directed films about the Animals, Otis Redding and Jimi Hendrix, among others. Later he directed What Colour is the Wind?, a documentary about blind children which won the Golden Hugo for the best short film at the Chicago International Film Festival. At the same time, Herbert forged friendships with the more artistic members of his parents' generation. He enjoyed the company of his Wilton neighbour, Lady Juliet Duff, and her circle of writers, actors and actresses. He made a memorable documentary about Stephen Tennant, the aesthetic recluse of Wilsford Manor who could occasionally be persuaded to come to tea, but then prove somewhat unwilling to leave. Sir Cecil Beaton, who lived nearby at Broadchalke, was devoted to Henry Herbert, in 1965 describing him as "a gangling youth with the possibilities of becoming a character, a personality, an individual". Graduating to drama, Herbert achieved a certain notoriety with Emily, a film which revealed a great deal of Koo Stark, later the girlfriend of Prince Andrew. But he moved on to direct episodes of Bergerac, the series starring John Nettles as a policeman in Jersey. He also worked on Shoestring, starring Trevor Eve; Danger UXB, the series about a bomb disposal unit during the Blitz; and By the Sword Divided, a drama about the English Civil War. For many years he was a director of Merchant Ivory Productions, for which he directed Malachi's Cove, adapted from a short story by Trollope. In 1969, when he was not quite 30, Herbert had succeeded in the earldom on the death of his father. This was a double blow, since he considered himself too young to assume the responsibilities which attended his great inheritance. Like many of his generation, Herbert liked informality (in those days he favoured jeans, kipper ties and purple socks) and he was enjoying his bohemian existence as a film-maker in London. Wilton House, built on the site of an 8th century priory, has been been the home of the Herbert family for 460 years. William Herbert, who was created the 1st Earl of Pembroke in 1551, received the lands at Wilton from Henry VIII. After a fire in 1647, the house was restored by Inigo Jones and his nephew John Webb; James Wyatt's alterations were carried between 1800 and 1811. It had been requisitioned by the War Office between 1940 to 1949 as the headquarters of Southern Command. (Lord Pembroke's grandparents remained in residence throughout that period.) The estate once encompassed 60,000 acres; by 1870 this had been reduced to around 40,000 acres, and to 14,000 by 1969. The house, which was first opened to the public in 1951, has one of the country's finest art collections, with pictures by Van Dyck, Lely, Reynolds, Rembrandt, Rubens, Teniers, van Leyden, Pannini, Gaspar Poussin and van Goyen. In 1983 Wilton House, and about one third of the estate, was formed into a private charitable trust, to which the family pays rent. Between 1988 and 1993 Lord Pembroke undertook one of the largest restoration projects ever seen at Wilton. Work was carried out to strengthen the foundations and counteract subsidence; there were repairs to the roof, particularly on the South Range. He established a thriving garden centre. He also invented a "Wilton biscuit" - a large, flat, shortbread-like creation embossed with an image of the house. Pembroke himself farmed 2,000 acres of arable land on the estate. He relished mixing aesthetic pleasures with more traditional ones, and liked nothing more than to go down to Grovely Wood to track the antelope with a friend in early spring, when the buds had just burst and before the mist had dispersed. He used about 20 rooms in the house, running it with the help of a butler, a chef, two nannies, and a daily woman, while there were two further dailies for the state apartments. The estate was run by an agent, a farm manager, six gardeners, and various secretaries and game-keepers. Pembroke had met his first wife, Claire Pelly, at a house party in Yorkshire. While staying with David Herbert in Tangiers, they became engaged - somewhat to the disapproval of the Dowager (Henry's grandmother), who informed the bride that it was the first time a Pembroke had married a commoner since the 14th century. Having married in 1966, with pages and bridesmaids wearing outfits copied from the Van Dyck portrait in the Double Cube room at Wilton, they had three daughters and, eventually, in 1978, the requisite male heir. To celebrate this birth, the Pembrokes gave a great ball at Wilton in the autumn of 1979; it was attended by the Prince of Wales, and Cecil Beaton could be observed seated between Elizabeth, Marchioness of Salisbury, and Lady Diana Cooper, on a large sofa in the Double Cube Room. The Pembrokes separated soon afterwards, divorcing in 1981. In 1988 Pembroke married Miranda Oram, with whom he had another three daughters. Pembroke firmly believed that houses such as Wilton were better occupied by the families which created them, and he took his responsibilities seriously. He decried the effects of excessive taxation on individual freedom, and lamented that high taxes drove so much British talent from the country. He served as a Deputy Lieutenant in Wiltshire from 1995. Pembroke enjoyed racing (never missing Royal Ascot), and in the 1990s was employed by Wiltshire Life magazine to write a column about the sport. (The Marquess of Bath was the publication's "agony uncle", and the Earl of Cardigan contributed his thoughts on motoring.) His other interests were gardening, photography and ornithology. Lord Pembroke, who died on Tuesday, had suffered from cancer for the past three years. His son William Alexander Sidney Herbert (Lord Herbert) becomes the 18th Earl.
I have noticed that his castles were used in Hollywood films and a ship called Earl of Pembroke used for Alice in Wonderland films
However I have not found a link to director of cinematographer Thomas Markle to him so I can close the link.
They were both bohemians in the 1960s to late 1970s.
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Post by Lavendel on Dec 10, 2017 21:12:09 GMT
That is amazing Lavendel - a Yorkshire connection yet again. So you too think that it is not a simple story where two people 'just happened' to meet. Avacyn was interested in her bloodlines and it seems that he was right. What made me follow the family tree dm posted was how angry William was that Harry was getting attention. Then I thought the fight of the Yorks Vs the Wales. When William becomes the prince of Wales like Charles, Harry will be a York in proxy. So the old age rivary you see between Charles and his brother duke of York. I think with them being brothers there is always a princes of Wales and York rivery and each is prepared for the role. Just like little charlotte would be duchess of York where little George is prince of Wales. Now Harry has a Yorkshire bride and coal miner heritage is very similar to Kate and all other Yorks out there. I am wondering whether all the Yorks in the royal family will gang up against the princes of Wales. Kate is a Yorkshire, Meg too From DM ' She immigrated to the U.S. in 1881, and married soon afterwards, aged 18, to George Merrill, in Meredith, New Hampshire. What is more intriguing is a family legend of a royal link - one which DailyMailTV is so far unable to verify. One family legend claims that Mary Smith had in fact worked for the royal family before her daughter's birth. Intriguingly, the Mail on Sunday reported last month, a database of Royal Household staff reveals a worker called M. Bird, who appears in the Windsor Castle Weekly Disbursement Book in 1856, which fits with the time that Mary would have been there if the legend is true. The family belief was that she then migrated to New Brunswick, Canada, with her husband, and that her daughter then moved to the United States. So far however, no official records have emerged to back the suggestion. British-born Mary Bird went on to marry George Merrill, a carpenter and make a life in New Hampshire, giving birth to nine children, of whom eight survived: Arthur, Hattie, Gertrude - who was born in June 1887 and became Meghan Markle's great grandmother - Nellie, Fred, David, Edgar and Helen. Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5012931/DailyMailTV-reveals-Meghan-Markle-s-family-roots.html#ixzz50tZbJMvv Follow us: @mailonline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook
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Post by UnseenI on Dec 10, 2017 21:42:54 GMT
You have given us a lot to look into now!
"Kate is a Yorkshire, Meg too "
This is uncanny; coal mining in both families, both mothers were once flight attendants...
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Post by UnseenI on Dec 11, 2017 7:10:14 GMT
Monk Haven Lavendel this is the picture you mentioned: There is a lot to investigate in your posts.
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Post by Lavendel on Dec 11, 2017 11:13:42 GMT
Thanks unseenl, yes thats the picture. Yes I think there is alot we need to find out to make a round circle. As we have discovered before; nothing is really how it looks on paper. Thats why its important to really look at all the sides of the new royal "diamond " I think the coal mining, Yorkshire background now has its own meaning. Flight attendant background is interesting.
Whats even more noticeable is how William and Kate didn't make a full statement full of warmth to Support their little brother. Its like they know the game being played and are not so interested. Almost like Harry waited to see if Williams transgender Gay relationship would be acceptable and now they copy. Whats interesting is the following of things
Shortly after Diana memorial, then immediately pregnancy, then immediately Meg proposal, all is like will and Kate wanted to steal Harrys moment. Then the birth will steal Harrys wedding or is its plot to take away attention from Harry with a royal baby.
But it means until summer next year attention will be on them.
But still I feel there is a major coverup goings-on with both baby news and engagement.
Prince Philip official retirement was in autumn and its possible all these news covered up any pedo enquiries on him or something. We'll time will tell.
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Post by UnseenI on Dec 11, 2017 19:11:59 GMT
Did the Queen Mother lose a son?
Miles Goslett, who did some very good work on the Kids Company affair for the Spectator, co-authored this article in 2012. I have never heard this story before. I doubt it is true somehow, but it is worth mentioning here: “Did being buzzed by a biplane make the Queen Mother lose a son who would have been King? It is a story that has been guarded for more than three-quarters of a century, unknown to royal historians and certainly not confirmed by Buckingham Palace. But the fact is that Walter Beisiegel — daredevil flyer, county cricketer, and post-war air attaché at the British embassy in Buenos Aires, later promoted to Air Commodore — went to his grave in 1973 believing, rightly or wrongly, that he had caused the Queen Mother to have a miscarriage. He also understood that the child the then Duchess of York allegedly lost at around four months into the pregnancy was a boy: in other words, a future king. Her daughter Elizabeth was then aged three. Were it not for his old friend and colleague in arms, Group Captain E. E. ‘Tubby’ Vielle, the story would be lost for ever. All those years ago, the Group Captain was sworn to secrecy. But now, at the age of 99, he has included the claims in his memoirs, which he is hoping to publish… The Duchess, who had been married to the future — if unintended — king for six years, often stayed there. She is known to have particularly loved walking in the beautiful gardens, laid out by the Elphinstones with specimen trees and bushes. It was during one of these visits that Pilot Walter Beisiegel — whose family had lived in Scotland for more than a century — took off for a training flight from Leuchars Airfield 55 miles away. He was at the controls of a Fairey Flycatcher biplane, an exceptionally manoeuvrable fighter aircraft of the day with a range of 310 miles, capable of taking off in 50 yards, climbing to 19,000ft and reaching 133mph. The temptation for thrill-seeking young flyers in those propeller-driven days to buzz (fly very low over) the hedgerows in their aircraft was almost irresistible. This was despite the fact it was punishable by court-martial, and even dismissal from the RAF, because of the shock and distress caused to people on the ground by the deafening roar of the engine and threatening shadow of the wingspan. But that is what Beisiegel, then 22, admitted he did. In a foolish moment of exuberance, he swooped down and buzzed a garden where a ‘pregnant lady’ and others were walking. Only later did he learn that the lady was the then 29-year-old Duchess of York, who would become Queen seven years later. Surprisingly, though he was arrested following a complaint from someone on the ground, Beisiegel was never court-martialled. Tubby Vielle, who flew 150 different types of aircraft in 25 years in the RAF, believes he knows why. He learned of the incident in 1935 when he narrowly escaped a court-martial for the same offence, senior officers having accepted his story he had to fly low to avoid a collision with overhead power lines. ‘I was told, in the strictest confidence, that only one other RAF flyer had ever escaped a court-martial for low flying, and that was Walter Beisiegel — whom I knew because he’d been my flying instructor at Cranwell,’ says Group Captain Vielle. ‘And I was privately told the very special reason why. It was because he’d buzzed the Duchess of York, and that soon after the incident she had miscarried a baby boy. He wasn’t court-martialled because none of the Royal Family or their friends were prepared to give evidence, so it was quietly dropped. Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2225089/Did-buzzed-biplane-make-Queen-Mother-lose-son-King.html#ixzz498GlTSCn Waiting until the age of 99 is similar to those alleged deathbed confessions that I am sceptical about.
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Post by UnseenI on Dec 11, 2017 19:32:10 GMT
I have already mentioned that Meghan's mother lives in Windsor Hills. Meghan and Harry are getting married in St. George's Chapel in Windsor Castle; she first made a name for herself in a film called Castle, where she dresses as the Sleeping Beauty:
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Post by Avacyn on Dec 11, 2017 22:58:45 GMT
The lottery win that funded Meghan’s education and training
"Sorry... but lottery win? I'm in the dark on that detail, I'm afraid." Avacyn I wonder whether this is true, or just a cover story: “She may have won the heart of a prince, but if Meghan Markle does tie the knot with Harry, as expected, it would just be the latest – if most substantial – stroke of good fortune in an extraordinary life. Today, her half-brother Tom gave The Mail on Sunday an uniquely personal insight into his sister's background – and revealed for the first time how her incredible ascent was made possible by an unlikely twist of fate: a lottery win. He told how their father, also called Tom, scooped $750,000 (around £565,000) in a lottery when Meghan was nine – a secret windfall that helped her to pursue dreams of fame and stardom with the 'laser focus' that has taken her to the top. 'If Meg marries Harry she'll have won the lottery of life but dad winning the lottery helped us all,' said Tom Jnr, 51. 'That money allowed Meg to go to the best schools and get the best training. Meg is someone who has always had laser focus. She knows what she wants and she doesn't stop until she gets it. She was always the family's princess but now she's going to be a real princess and I couldn't be more proud.'” www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-5096335/Meghan-Markle-s-brother-lottery-win-set-stardom.htmlThis is all we know about it so far, just her brother's story. I am not so sure that he is telling the truth. £565,000? Simple. When she was nine, he sold her out, and she became MK'd. Note the "laser focus." That sounds very much like that sort of conditioning. As a result, he was financially compensated, or was given the money, as "investment capital." Money to be spent on getting her the right education, the right training. My take on it.
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Post by Avacyn on Dec 11, 2017 23:02:23 GMT
More references to Princess Diana's heart
I am not sure where all this is going, but it seems worth highlighting. Let's not forget her friend Hasnat Khan the heart surgeon, and that her heart was damaged in the fatal car crash. Hearts have coronary arteries too. That wording on the magazine cover could be taken in more than one way. Wasn’t she embalmed? Yes, she was embalmed. It made any autopsy impossible, because it was done so fast. Also, was there not some heart surgery she attended, and caused controversy?
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Post by Avacyn on Dec 12, 2017 0:11:46 GMT
That is amazing Lavendel - a Yorkshire connection yet again. So you too think that it is not a simple story where two people 'just happened' to meet. Avacyn was interested in her bloodlines and it seems that he was right. Is that not also the story of William? He had Kate just happened to meet? I guess people truly love a sequal... Also, Savile came from Yorkshire. And he was a good friend of the Royals. Just came to me.
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Post by Avacyn on Dec 12, 2017 0:55:20 GMT
Monk Haven is in PembrokeshireSo I have looked up the Earl of Pembroke. Interesting info I found which Herbert was the only son of the 16th Earl of Pembroke and 13th Earl of Montgomery and his wife, Mary (a daughter of the 1st Marquess of Linlithgow) and a godson of Prince George, Duke of Kent. Through the 11th Earl of Pembroke, he descended from Countess Catherine Vorontsov.[2] He was educated at Eton and Christ Church, Oxford and briefly served with the Royal Horse Guards from 1958–60 before in 1969 inheriting his father's titles and estate centred on Wilton House in Wiltshire. Career in film industry Edit Herbert began to take an interest in the film business in the 1960s and worked on the set of The Heroes of Telemark (1965).[1] After making documentaries about musicians, the first feature film he directed was Malachi's Cove (1974),[1] also known as The Seaweed Children, starring Donald Pleasence and Arthur English, but he is best remembered for his second film, Emily (1976), a picture set in the 1920s starring Koo Stark. He also worked on episodes of the TV series Shoestring and Bergerac, as well as directing the film Crossmaheart (1998). In 1997 he co-produced The Girl with Brains in Her Feet.[1] In their book Great Houses of England & Wales (1994), Hugh Massingberd and Christopher Simon Sykes commented that "The present Lord Pembroke is (as Henry Herbert) a film and television director, best known for the Civil War drama series By the Sword Divided and for Emily."[3] Herbert made a film where koo shark the girl of Andrew acted. I really dont know of Herbert was in Hollywood at some point where he could have needed the services of lighting technician called Thomas markel; in thanking Thomas Markel he gave his son - some a tshirt with Monk Haven design from his Pembrokeshire. I dont know if this is the full circle but there some far fetched links. Pembroke castle goes Hollywood Pembroke has appeared in numerous feature films. These include the 1968 film The Lion in Winter, the 1976 film Jabberwocky, [5][6] the BBC adaptation of C.S. Lewis's Prince Caspian, the film of Shakespeare's Richard II, [7] and the 2016 Anglo-American romantic film Me Before You.[8] Koo Stark... funny you should mention her. Because I bumped into some deleted scenes from the film Star Wars. Guess who had a scene or two, that was cut out? She did. And this is a film cited as being used in MK scripting, as a point of interest. I put the below video at the relevant point. Koo Stark was a former lover of Prince Andrew, who has had allegations of underage sex, and also being connected to the Lolita Express. She has also had cancer, which resulted in a double mastectomy. She has sued Zoo magazine for claims she was a porn actress. www.imdb.com/name/nm0823219/I think she is certainly of interest.
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Post by UnseenI on Dec 12, 2017 6:55:31 GMT
Sometimes I wish that you would come back Avacyn then I wish that you would go on a two-year world cruise with no Internet! So many new leads, so many paths to explore... Strangely, I was thinking of posting about how W & H are reported to be in the new Star Wars film, dressed as troopers.
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Post by UnseenI on Dec 12, 2017 7:04:31 GMT
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Princess
There are some very faint, sometimes back-to-front connections.
There are Thomas Markle Senior and Junior, also Thomas (Tom) Riddle Senior and Junior.
We have Merope Gaunt, whose family has come right down in the world, who brews a potion that makes Tom Riddle fall in love with and marry her. He is far above her current station in life, and without her magic he would never have been interested in her.
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Post by UnseenI on Dec 12, 2017 7:09:49 GMT
"When she was nine, he sold her out, and she became MK'd." Avacyn did you see the further information about the 'lottery win' in the other thread? Being paid in cash does not seem likely; drawing the whole amount out in cash does not seem likely either.
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Post by UnseenI on Dec 12, 2017 7:24:37 GMT
Star Wars
"Princes William and Harry have cameo roles as stormtroopers in the next Star Wars film, actor John Boyega has said. The royals visited the set of The Last Jedi in April 2016 and were rumoured to have filmed a scene in disguise. Now Boyega, who plays reformed stormtrooper Finn, has confirmed that he shared a scene with the pair "wrapped in stormtroopers costumes". The actor also appeared to confirm that actor Tom Hardy appears beside them, also beneath a face-obscuring helmet." www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-42030619They definitely visited the set:
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Post by UnseenI on Dec 12, 2017 19:49:37 GMT
The hunting Middletons
“there is a massive emphasis in hunting with the Royal Family. And Kate has not taken part in the past...” Avacyn this suggests otherwise: “Prince William’s wife, the Duchess of Cambridge, embraced the royal family’s love of hunting, as did her family. Her parents, Michael and Carole Middleton, were even photographed deer stalking at the Queen’s Highland estate, Balmoral.” Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5169529/Day-Harry-pals-shot-dead-15-wild-boars.html#ixzz5129Us9eO Do you think that Carole Middleton turned up for the hunting dressed like this?
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Post by UnseenI on Dec 12, 2017 19:52:52 GMT
Harry the hunter strikes again
15 wild boar were killed in Germany by Harry and his friends over the weekend: “Prince Harry and a group of friends killed 15 wild boar on a weekend hunting trip in Germany, while his animal-loving fiancé, Meghan Markle, was out of the country. The fifth in line to the throne, who like the rest of his family is a keen shot and once ‘bagged’ a one-tonne water buffalo in Argentina, apparently used a powerful rifle leant to him by his brother, Prince William, for the private jolly, the Mail understands. Harry was part of a ten-strong group that flew out of the UK on Friday in a private jet for two days of blood sports, landing in Berlin.They drove to Goorlsdorf, in Brandenburg, North East Germany, where they joined a group of 60 fellow huntsmen for two days of shooting. He is due to return to the UK soon to spend Christmas with the Royal Family.” Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5169529/Day-Harry-pals-shot-dead-15-wild-boars.html#ixzz512AWMqQW Wild boar again. Their population is reported to be exploding, They are dangerous and destructive. This one seems tame enough: German pensioner Guenter Kuhla feeds his unusual pet, wild boar 'Max'
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Post by Avacyn on Dec 12, 2017 23:33:05 GMT
"When she was nine, he sold her out, and she became MK'd." Avacyn did you see the further information about the 'lottery win' in the other thread? Being paid in cash does not seem likely; drawing the whole amount out in cash does not seem likely either. No, you're right - and I've looked at that post. It was all about getting her to have a specific education, and such forth. She has to have bloodline credentials, even if it is just on her father's side. Meaning she inherited the "ability" to take MK programming more readily. It's rare, and heritable. And as I said in the other thread, the school is an indoctrination centre - for the right person. A hidden layer to the official, public one.
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Post by Avacyn on Dec 12, 2017 23:59:50 GMT
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Princess
There are some very faint, sometimes back-to-front connections. There are Thomas Markle Senior and Junior, also Thomas (Tom) Riddle Senior and Junior. We have Merope Gaunt, whose family has come right down in the world, who brews a potion that makes Tom Riddle fall in love with and marry her. He is far above her current station in life, and without her magic he would never have been interested in her. Thought I would take a little look here. SOURCE: www.sheknows.com/baby-names/name/thomasSOURCE: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_(name)Twin... something that They are fascinated with. But you also mentioned Merope Gaunt. So, I thought I would look closer, as pretty much all of the names in the book seriews are very deliberatly chosen and crafted. SOURCE: themeaningofthename.com/merope/MORE AT: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merope_(Pleiades)MORE AT: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merope_(star)As for Gaunt, it reminds me of the War of the Roses: John of Gaunt was make legally illegitimate, or something of that nature. What I could come up with, from what you said.
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Post by Avacyn on Dec 13, 2017 0:19:20 GMT
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Post by Avacyn on Dec 13, 2017 0:36:16 GMT
Sometimes I wish that you would come back Avacyn then I wish that you would go on a two-year world cruise with no Internet! How do you think I feel, when I come along, and find an avalanche of information and leads to wade through? And it's every time I log in, too... Still, I'm glad to be able to contribute to your investigations, no matter how small it might be. Lots of celebrities were stormtroopers in the last film, apparently. So it certainly would not surprise me. I'll be watching the latest offering, but only out of protest. Disney has not done wonders with the franchise, and it's in deep trouble. And no, I don't know what is in it, as I've delberately stayed spoiler free this time - to avoid building up any hopes for it being remotely good. The last two got boring to watch; Rogue One deeply so. So, I am sure to soon have a report on it for you all... Thinking about it, you have royalty in it; Padme was Queen, and she gave birth to Luke and Leia. Oh, and let's not forget; Anakin was a slave...
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Post by UnseenI on Dec 13, 2017 7:14:00 GMT
You may have been thinking of Princess Diana, who was not wild about hunting. I will follow up all the leads when I get the chance. You have given me an idea for a new thread or two.
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Post by UnseenI on Dec 13, 2017 9:06:03 GMT
Monk Haven, Milford Haven and the name Louis Lavendel the name Louis is popular in the royal family because it was their friend and relation Earl Mountbatten of Burma’s first name (his family name was originally Battenberg). Several other members of the Battenberg/Mountbatten family were called Louis. One of Prince Louis or Ludwig of Battenberg’s titles was Marquess of Milford Haven. Milford Haven is just 7 miles from Monk Haven.
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Post by UnseenI on Dec 13, 2017 9:08:09 GMT
Lavendel if you click on the Monk Haven T-shirt picture, a huge expanded version from The Sun will appear. Not only do we see the red hair and a corona very clearly, but the word conejo is visible: this is Spanish for rabbit!
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