#FamilyIsEverything. APL = 5.65/10 *Authorized conspiracy theorist *Not an authorized preacher.
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The 223 is going to f*ck with the 322 plan
King William never should’ve abandoned his son.
The accidental trojan horse [they] never saw coming.
Ooops
#frogmore
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i give up. which King William? I've read up on the conqueror who ruled until the first the the 1100s but not up to 1111. He had no children.
I do remember reading about a King who disowned his son in Europe but can't remember which country and if it's the one you mean.
Clue please?
Consider King William Iii of England, also known as William of Orange. He was married to Mary. They had no children. His only mistress was Elizabeth Villiers. I cannot locate info about any illigitimate sons.
Also, information about#frogmore is interesting.
So i found this info. Elizabeth was Mary's sister - Mary was the King's wife. She probably had a bastard child she gave away, the scandal would have been 🤯
She got married but had only daughters.
IF this is what@DoqHolliday is referring to but damn I want to know More! Clues please 🙏
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They covered everything up
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yes but You know something the rest of us don't. could you please share or give a clue for further research? Thanks
Wild guess here...
It's possible that information has been intentiinally omitted from us (the public) in order to protect someone belonging to a certain bloodline.
