Henry Sinclair Nova Scotia

Henry Sinclair did not explore Nova Scotia according to any extant record. With the help of a Scottish aristocrat called Henry Sinclair they crossed the Atlantic to Nova Scotia.

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Historians and investigators have discovered other sites in Nova Scotia where Henry Sinclair probably visited.

Henry sinclair nova scotia. Pohl Andrew Sinclair Michael Bradley William S. The monument to the expedition was erected on November 17 1996. It was said that Earl Henrys little court in Orkney was one of the most elegant and refined in Europe and was adorned with the official services of many Scottish nobles.

It was to this Henry Sinclair that he entrusted the duty of taking his heart to the Holy Land on his death. Youll remember that castle from the America Unearthed season finale where we heard that it was not only the resting place of the Grail and possibly the Ark of the Covenant but was also haunted by ghosts. One of the newest pieces of the Henry Sinclair-Holy Bloodline mythology is the claim that Sinclair built a castle in Nova Scotia and hid the Holy Grail there.

The Sinclair clan which has Norse roots was once known as the second richest family in Europe. 1314 Jacques de Molay c. The Holy Grail that Sinclair brought with him in Manns view was not a tangible treasure but more likely a spiritual.

As you will all know proof that the Knights Templar got to America is offered in the form of items found at Oak Island in Nova Scotia. Five ships were lost and another two so badly damaged that they had to be abandoned but not before they had been stripped of all valuable materials. To mark the 600th anniversary of Prince Henrys Landfall in Nova Scotia CSAC and the Clan Sinclair Society of Nova Scotia sponsored and developed a highly elaborate and successful celebration in Guysborough Nova Scotia.

The Prince Henry Sinclair Society of North America celebrates that voyage and built a monument to it in Nova Scotia. In September of 2000 Italian yachtswoman Laura Zolo made landfall at Guysborough. They also documented portions of Atlantic Canada.

1244 - 1314 the 23rd and Last Grand Master of the Knights Templar is lead to the. The punch-hole armorial effigy which adorns this ledge is a memorial to this knight. It is a fifteen-ton granite boulder with a black granite narrative plaque located at Halfway Cove on Rt.

Only a mound. Crooker who claimed to have discovered Henry Sinclairs castle in Nova Scotia Steven Sora and more recently by David Goudsward. Barbara Sinclair President of Clan Sinclair in Nova Scotia.

To the shores of Massachusetts leaving his historic impact. Henry Sinclair became known as Glooscap the white Micmac god. According to the Zeno Narrative he is still living there when Antonio Zeno returns to Italy and the younger Zeno the.

The Castle at the Cross is atop Cadbury Hill and Gastonbury Tor 17 miles from Chester Nova Scotia. Prince Henry First Sinclair of Orkney Born in Scotland made a voyage of discovery to North America in 1398. Evidence is not complete but it is highly suggestive.

Clair and his voyage in 1398 to Nova Scotia. His crew fear the coming winter and leave so Zichmni contrives to stay and he founds a colony. Bill Sinclair President of.

Earl Henry ruled until his death in 1401. Mounties on guard awaiting the unveiling of the memorial and the dedication ceremony. Scott Sinclair designer son of Jean and Bill.

16 in Guysborough County Nova Scotia. Their fabled voyage to Nova Scotia. The memorial in Boylston Park overlooking the ocean is a popular tourist attraction today.

Most historians reject this idea but how can one explain extant tombstones bearing Templar crosses in remote parts of Nova Scotia dating to the 15th century. The claim that Henry Sinclair explored North America has been popularised by several other authors notably by Frederick J. The Zeno map chronicles the trip and while it doesnt look very accurate it is pretty much on par with the other maps of the era.

So it was that Henry outfitted nine galleys to depart the deep port near Girnigoe Castle in the Orknies for the New World. At the time they didnt realize that Greenland was an island and you can see the southern part of it is pretty accurate. Henry Sinclair was a well known sea captain who possessed a fleet of ships and he certainly knew about Greenland Iceland and the Faroe Islands as they were Norse settlements subject to.

He is said to have led the Knights away from Europe to North America 100 years before Columbus did. Manns exploration adds to recent historical theories about the Holy Grail by suggesting that the Scottish Prince Henry Sinclair an ancestor of Henry John Sinclair Lord Pentland and the Knights Templar protected the Grail by transporting it to Nova Scotia in 1398. She is particularly fascinated by the notion of ley lines that appear to.

All except two ships returned to the Orkneys and Henry Sinclair wintered in Nova. He holds a broken sword a symbol that a brave knight died in the field. Jean Sinclair and WE.

Queallys talk was about the background to Henry St. After wintering in Nova Scotia he sailed to Massachusetts and on an inland expedition in 1399 to Prospect Hill to view the surrounding countryside one of the party died. Prince Henry Sinclair was reputed to have sailed to Nova Scotia in the 1390s from Scotland.

After an unsuccessful attempt to land in Markland Newfoundland they decided to sail on to Estotiland Nova Scotia. A few locations include the Castle at the Cross Oak Island and its Money Pit and the Cannon of Louisburg Harbor. Evidence suggests that Prince Henry Sinclair sailed south of Nova Scotia in 1399 AD.

An enigmatic tower at Newport Rhode Island and what is claimed to be the engraving of a knight in Westford Massachusetts. The Prince Henry Sinclair Society of North America believe he landed at Chedabucto Bay Nova Scotia in 1398. The Clan Sinclair Society of Nova Scotia organized various celebratory events and built a memorial whose inauguration was attended by the current Earl of Caithness who is a descendant of Jarl Henry and Chief of Clan Sinclair.

The modern stone nearby reads. He built a castle and buried the Holy Grail and perhaps the Arc of the Covenant as well in a mysterious deep shaft on Oak Island. The Sinclair Clan Chief views the Prince Henry St Clair Memorial - 600 years after Prince Henrys visit to these shores.

He was succeeded by a son Henry who was followed by his son William to whom the Earldom of Caithness was. They landed in Nova Scotia in late May or early June and found the native Micmac Indians friendly. Norway to Henry Sinclair a son-in-law of the Gaelic mormaer Maol Iosa.

Even interpreting the land of burning pitch as Nova Scotia Zichmni does not spend only one winter. Henry I Sinclair the Jarl of Orkney and Lord of Roslin was a Scottish and a Norwegian nobleman at the time and was believed to have been a Knight. On a hillside next to the present Depot Street in Westford Massachusetts twenty miles west of Boston lies a ledge bearing the carved outline of a medieval knight.

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