RE: Oak Island

["Rob Cohn" <robc@hfx.andara.com>]

Greetings...I have more than a dozen books on Oak Island - I'm not familiar
with the one you're referring to I guess...Mark Finnan made some reference
to masonic connexions in his Oak Island Secrets, and then turned to the
Sinclair Saga in a subsequent book...that's about the most tangible
connexion I can find...

	In the back of my mind I think William Crooker suggested more of a
connexion in his 1999 Tracking Treasure but as the recent Sinclair
traditional viking raid into the province made off with both my copies, and
a photocopy of the Mystery Walls Chapter, I can't check at this moment.

	Oh, looky here - a book by Lionel and Patricia Fanthorne - The Oak Island
Mystery Hounslow 1995 (ISBN 0-88882-170-0) that I came across a coupla
months ago and haven't turned to yet - the back cover states: "theories
include...[long list here-ed] and part of the ancient, semi-legendary
Arcadian Treasure linked to the mystery of Glozel and Rennes-le-Chateau in
France."

	Guess I'd better read it...

			thanks, rob

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-sinclair@matrix.net [mailto:owner-sinclair@matrix.net]On
Behalf Of Robert Goff
Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2000 12:24 PM
To: sinclair@matrix.net
Subject: Oak Island


    I recently read a book titled along the lines of The Oak Island
Mystery and the Missing Templar Tresure in which claims of a Gunn emblem
and masonic symbols on Oak Island were made.  However, the book seemed
to make several unfounded claims, one of which may have been the Gunn
coat of arms on Oak Island.  It is an interesting topic, which I have
only recently began studying, so I would like to hear more.

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