The Astrologer Charles Jayne was born on October 9, 1911 in Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, a town north of Philadelphia and south of Abington. He studied philosophy at Princeton University, electrical engineering at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, and psychology at Columbia University. From 1961 – 1969, he was a technical analyst on Wall Street. Esoterically, he studied occult theory. Charles Jayne was a Theosophist.
Cyril Meir Scott, (born Sept. 27, 1879, Oxton, Cheshire, Eng.—died Dec. 31, 1970, Eastbourne), English composer and poet known especially for his piano and orchestral music. In the early 20th century Scott established a musical reputation in continental Europe with his Piano Quartet in E Minor (1901) and Second Symphony (1903). He music was so elusive and dreamy he was dubbed the “English Debussy.” In addition to his musical output, Scott produced several volumes of poems and also published translations of literary works by French poet and critic Charles Baudelaire. — from Britannica. He was a Christian Scientist. He was …
Ruth Gerry was a spectacular astrologer who worked with Marc Edmund Jones for many years and was a member of all the astrological association operant at the time and travelled throughout the country giving lectures or learning from them. Her close friend was fellow astrologer Charles Jayne.. We know little about Ruth’s background other that what she generously shared in her lectures. She born on September 17, 1900 in Boston, Massachusetts and was descended from the original Mayflower party in 1622. She married Edward Gerry who was head of the Willimantic Orchestra and a talented composer; they had a daughter.…
Isabel Hickey was born on August 19, 1903 at 12:25 PM in Brookline, Massachusetts, the same town that President John F. Kennedy would be born in thirteen years later. Based on the records of the Brookline Historical Society, it had been a ne-er do town for some time complete with the trappings of a country club. Another notable connection is that the President’s grandmother was Mary Augusta Hickey. But that was a genealogical dead end . Mrs. Hickey’s death and burial, normally noted in the official census, revealed nothing as well: but that did not stop us. We continued on…
