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What if historical documents actually tell us what happened?
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What if official documents in Scotland show a specific intent to settle Nova Scotia (New Scotland in Latin) with clan chieftains who harkened back to the days of Knights Templar legends – chieftains who became the Knight Baronets of Nova Scotia?
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And what if official documents in Scotland, and in Freemasonry origin stories, show us how these very same Knight Baronets of Nova Scotia became the world's first Freemasons, and were directly linked to the earliest known ownership of Oak Island?
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Knight Baronets of Nova Scotia
The order of Knight Baronets was established in 1611 by King James I of England and Ireland (also King James VI of Scotland). A Knight Baronet ranked above all other Knights excepts for the Knights of the Garter in England and the Knights of the Garter and of the Thistle in Scotland. The vast majority of the Knight Baronets of Nova Scotia were leaders of Scottish clans who had connections to the Knights Templar either through official land charters and historical documents, or through legends within the history of the clan.
The leader of these Baronets lived in a castle built on Templar land and was granted all of the French land known as Acadia to create a New Scotland, or Nova Scotia, in 1621. Three of his sons became the first, second and seventh Freemasons in history! His partner, to whom he gave Cape Breton, lived in a former Knights Templar castle.
The first Baronet to be intitiated descended from Sir Henry Sinclair, who is thought to have traveled to North America around 1398. The second descended from the man who I believe was the true inspiration for the Mi'kmaq legend of Glooscap, which many have thought referred to Sinclair. I present a much more logical choice. The third to sign up was from my own extended family. And the current chief of the Scottish clan that I come from is also the current Premier Knight Baronet of Nova Scotia!
The leader of these Baronets lived in a castle built on Templar land and was granted all of the French land known as Acadia to create a New Scotland, or Nova Scotia, in 1621. Three of his sons became the first, second and seventh Freemasons in history! His partner, to whom he gave Cape Breton, lived in a former Knights Templar castle.
The first Baronet to be intitiated descended from Sir Henry Sinclair, who is thought to have traveled to North America around 1398. The second descended from the man who I believe was the true inspiration for the Mi'kmaq legend of Glooscap, which many have thought referred to Sinclair. I present a much more logical choice. The third to sign up was from my own extended family. And the current chief of the Scottish clan that I come from is also the current Premier Knight Baronet of Nova Scotia!
The history is complex, but the answers are there!
I have spent many years on this effort, writing two books with a total of 344 pages.
