Feb 6: Queen Anne, Stuart, Braun, Marley

[Jim Eshelman]

Anne, Queen of England. Feb 6, 1665 OS, 11:39 PM LAT, London, England (AA).
Stuart, Jeb (General). Feb 6, 1833, 11:30 AM LMT, Ararat, VA (B).
Braun, Eva. Feb 6, 1912, 12:30 AM CET, Munich, Germany (AA).
Marley, Bob. Feb 6, 1946, 2:30 AM EST, St. Ann's Bay, Jamaica (B).

Eva Braun's chart is quite different from the one usually in circulation. It is one day earlier and an entirely different time than what is normally given, but is straight from her written birth record. -- Similarly, I don't think Queen Anne's chart has ever been correctly published, i.e., for LAT instead of LMT. Here it is.

Jeb Stuart, one of the most significant Confederate generals, was born with Mars < 1° from Ascendant, something not evident without the mundoscope. His Leo Moon is not only a mark of a military commander, but of his flourish and style. Capricorn, of course, is the most common Sun-sign of Confederate generals.


BONUS:
Cenci, Beatrice. Feb 6, 1577 OS, 4:34 PM LMT, Rome, Italy (B).
Musselwhite, Arthur. Feb 6, 1901, 3:10 AM GMT, London, England (A).

Musselwhite, a significant astrologer who wrote often for American Astrology, might be considered a secondary first generation Siderealist. It wasn't at all evident to me that he was a Siderealist except that he wrote several times for Spica. He may have been bizodiacal; in any case, he was one of the sharper mundane astrologers I read in my early years.

Cenci's is different from what Fagan gave. Biographical information now places her birth an hour before sunset, or 23:00 of the Florentine clock. The time given here is from my calculation that sunset occurred at 5:34 PM LMT.

[Jim Eshelman]

When I read that Queen Anne had 13 pregnancies but only bore five children - all but one of which died in infancy - I immediately suspected an afflicted Moon, especially since her Moon is in 5H. However, her Moon isn't badly aspected at all, with only a close sextile to Neptune. However, in her mundoscope we immediately see that her Moon is in close (mundane) square with Pluto! - even more interesting since it reaches from 5H to 8H.

Venus (also in 5H) exactly square Saturn may suffice for this, though. It may not need the mundoscope - I may have misjudged Moon when it was Venus. Nonetheless, that Moon-Pluto is compelling.