[Ansteorra] 1 May 37 AS

Wed May 1 17:36:49 PDT 2002

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 Officially? 2001. Because Jesus wasn't born in the year 0 (actually it was 4 B.C. but, who's counting?). According to the rest of the world, it "officially" started in 2000. So, it really doesn't matter when it started. :O)

Have a great day!
Lady Eleanor Cleavely

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2001
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From: Olivia G. Rodrigues
To: ansteorra at ansteorra.org
Sent: Wednesday, May 01, 2002 6:01 PM
Subject: Re: [Ansteorra] 1 May 37 AS

Okay, is this one of those 'New Math' problems like "When EXACTLY did this new millenium start?"
BTW, what IS the answer, 2000 or 2001?!? %)

Olivia
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On Wed, 01 May 2002 16:24:56
Marc Carlson wrote:
>I believe (and all the official documents seem to back this up) the Party
>began year 1 (or would have had they been counting the years at that time -
>the formal AS system started IIRC AS 3 or so). Therefore this is the first
>day of the new year, AS 37.
>====================================
>Some years ago I started doing historical research on a number of things -
>some of this research has been seen before, some has not. Since A lot of
>the stuff I was doing on the history of the SCA was being done elsewhere, I
>set it aside (so little time, so much to study). However there were a few
>details that you might find interesting:
>
>The Flyer:
>
>Be it known to all
>who may be lovers of
>Chivalry
>that there will be held on the first of May
>12:00 to 6:00 pm
>an
>International Tournament
>-- for that it is Spring.
>
>All knights are summoned to defend in single combat the claims of
>their ladies to the title of fairest, signified by the crown which will
>be awarded to him who the judges deem fights most bravely. And for
>the increase of joy to both them who fight and they who watch, there will be
>both singing, and dance.
>
>(please reply):
>2219 Oregon St.,
>Berkeley, Calif.
>845-4340
>
>All guests are encouraged to
>wear the of some age
>of Christendom, Outre-Mer,
>or Faerie, in which swords were
>used.
>===================================
>The list is not complete, but it's those who were known to have been there.
>
>Mundane/SKA At the party and/or what happened to them later.
>? /??? ???, Siegfried von Hoflichskeit's date
>? /??? Nathan Retarius
>? Judy /??? ???, Diana's Roomate; Now a cloistered nun.
>Anderson, Astrid/Astrid of Hawk Ridge Countess
> Queen Lucy of Narnia; Now Astrid Bear
>Barnhart, Richard/Aegineous/Richard the Short/Richard of Mont Real
> Duke, King 1.1 Sir Aeginius
>Bradley, David/Ardral Argo verKaeysc
> 1st Knight David the Herald
>Braude, Nan/??? ???, Diana's Roomate
>Breen, Marion Zimmer Bradley/Elfrid/Elflaeda of Greewalls Mistress
> Dona Ximena; deceased
>Breen, Walter/Walter of Greenwalls hairy hermit wild; deceased
>de Maiffe, Ken/Fulke de Wyvern Duke Sir Kenneth
>Dottery, Janet/??? ???, Later Bigglestone, later Winter; now Sloan
>Friedlander, Howard/Bo of York ???
>Henderson, Steven/Steven MacEannruig Sir Sir Henderson
>Hodghead, Beverly/Beverly Hodghead Master Beverly Hodghead,
> singer?; deceased; 1st Laurel (or 2d depending on
> who's telling the story)
>Hodghead, David/David of Ilwheirlane David Hodghead
>Hodghead, Ellen Ellen Hodghead
>Hodghead, Marynel/Marynel of Darkhaven Duchess, Queen 1.1
> Marynel Hodghead
>Hollander, Frederick/Frederick of Holland Duke
> Sir Frederick of Holland
>Jacks, Jerry/Israel ben Jacob
> Lord Mediocrates of Hellas; Deceased
>Maxam, Benjy/??? ???
>Maxam, Joe/??? ???
>Meskys, Ed/??? ???
>Olsgaard, Henrick/Henrick of Havn Duke Sir Henrick the Dane
>Paxson, Diana/Diana Listmaker Mistress ??? (The Hostess)
>Perrin, Steve/Stefan de Lorraine ???
>Pope, Elizabeth, Dr./no SCA persona; of Mills College Deceased
> (notable for, among other things, the first criticism
> of SCA costuming by a knowledgable source)
>Reed, Carolyn/Mary of Tamar Duchess Mary
>Rolfe, Benjy gafiated
>Rolfe, Joe gafiated
>Rolfe, Felice/Felice of Mahem House Lady of Galadriel's Court;
> Felice Maxam; gafiated
>Studebaker, Don/Jon De Cles', The Red Baron Baron ???,
> Eventually married Paxon
>Thewlis, David/Siegfried von Hoflichskeit Duke ???
>Titcomb, Molly/Mariana Silversea Eowyn of Rohan; Diana's Roomate
>Wolfgangel, Paul/??? 1st King/Sir Deutsche Bursenschaft
> [This gentleman won the first tourney, and apparently vanished. So
> Sir Richard the Short, and his lady Marynel were selected to replace
>them]
>Zimmer, Paul Edwin/??? Edwin Bersaerk; deceased
>?/??? 1st Queen/???, a simple peasant maid
>
>Anderson, Poul/Bela of Eastmarch Sir - latecomer/???, Deceased
>Bigglestone, Clint/Harold Breakstone - latecomer/???, Deceased
>Zimmer, ?/Ann Parkhurst of Gatehouse ???, Mother of Edwin Zimmer
> and MZB
>
>Other early names who are frequently assumed to have been there but weren't
>at the party:
>Anderson, Karen/Karina of the Far West Mistress
>Garett, Randall/Randall of Hightower Lord Heraldic Founder; Deceased
>Kurtz, Katherine/Bevan Frazier of Sterling Countess
>Parker, Glen/Glyn ap Roodri Earl, Sir (Professional Football Player)
>Porter, Paul/Paul of Bellatrix Sir
>Pournelle, Jerry/Jerome McKenna ??
>Trimble, Bjo/Flavia Beatrice Carmigniani; Bjo of Griffin
>Trimble, John/John ap Griffin
>Caradoc ap Cador
>Broxon, William
>Broxon, Mildred Downey
>Scithers, George
>
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