EP 7.13

His name is Frederick John Kingsbury, born alive January 1, 1823, certified dead September 30, 1910, and he is commonly refereed to ask “Waterbury’s Renaissance man” and that is quite the apt name for such a person. This is just a short list of his achievements, and I’m assuming they didn’t name more because they only paid for so many words on his obituary. “In 1850, Kingsbury obtained the charter for what was to become the Waterbury Savings Bank, In 1853, he established the Citizens bank, of which he was president for many years. Kingsbury served as president of Scovill Manufacturing Company from 1868 into the early 1900’s. During those years, he helped to organize the Silas Bronson Library, (these dudes were obsessed with building libraries in the 1800’s(show Obama’s broken library)) the Mattatuck Historical Society, the Waterbury Hospital, and Riverside Cemetery, and in 1876, he designed the City of Waterbury seal. In addition, Kingsbury served as president of the American Social Science Association, (founded by the host of our aforementioned dinner host Franklin Benjamin

Sanborn.) was a member of the Corporation of Yale University from 1887 to 1899, and earned law degrees from Yale and Williams College.” Oh, you don’t say, hes got a law degree from Yale University, I wonder when he graduated. Let me check, oh 1845, interesting, when did Charles Loring Brace graduate from Yale? Hmm 1846, isn’t that interesting… To me anyways, I find it interesting because when a lot of people who align with my way of thinking, think of Yale University, isn’t the big beautiful campus, or the curriculum, or what kind of money you have to have to get into a place like that. Not only because they are completely irrelevant details to anyone not part of a Parasite bloodline family, but also because the first thing that come to our minds is, something you may have heard of, called the The Order of the Skull & Bones founded in 1832. Otherwise known as, the Russell Trust Association, a tax exempt foundation which handles all of the public business of the Skull & Bones, incorporated in 1856 by none other than William Huntington Russell as President and Daniel Coit Gilman as Treasurer. Now we will get much more in depth to Skull & Bones and the Russell Trust Association many on the journey of All Aboard, but for today, I just wanted to lay down a little context for Braces quote, because “renaissance men” such as Frederick John Kingsbury are exactly what these “Senior Societies” are looking for when recruiting new meat. I don’t have any definitive proof that either Kingsbury or Brace are actually members of Skull & Bones, yet, but I think I can make a pretty good case for it. On WickedMedia It is claimed that all of the member rolls were kept public until around the 1970s, but I have my doubts and so does the foremost authority on the subject of Skull & Bones, Antony C. Sutton This excerpt from his memorandum “How the Order Controls Education”, “The order, so far as it’s members are concerned, is designed to be secret, and apart from one or two inconsequential slips, meaningless unless one has the whole picture.” at its very essences it’s meant to be secret, hence Secret Society. When John Carry was asked what it meant that him and George W. Bush we both Bonesmen running against each other in a Presidential Election his response was, “Not much, it’s a secret.” So, did they really just put all of there members out there on front street for the general public to observe and scrutinize? No, probably not, but we’ll probably never know for sure. What we can do though, is draw from the context clues we find in our research and follow the evidence, no matter where it leads. Like this spicy little piece, from the “Notable Members” section of the Wickedmedia page for Skull & Bones, “Like other Yale senior societies, Skull & Bones membership was almost exclusively limited to white Protestant men for much of its history.” What religion did Charles Loring Brace claim? Christian Protestantism. (dun dun dun!)