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Reverend William Seat & The Texas Battle Of San Jacinto

Reverend William Seat had a battle of his own from English born Judge Charles Shearn and the Houston, Texas Shearn Church. There was so much religious looting going on in those days.

"Colonel Bennett Goode" and "Peyton Skipwith" ran a military installation against Englishmen that were covert spies...

Reverend William Henry Seat

The Judge followed the Reverend to Goiliad, Texas where the Judge and his son were captured. They nearly fell victim to the "hanging tree" but escaped. These tales of the early Colonial American wild, wild west stories have us excited!


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Captain John Goode

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Reverend William Henry Seat,  1885

 

 

 

 

 


A Sketch of His Estate Biography

 
Captain John Goode I, The English Ship, "Expedition", 1661

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Many Nobles of England and Europe traveled to America, seeking refuge from the wars,

 

leaving Castles and Estates behind, fleeing for the safety of the 13 Colonies of America.

Reverend William Henry Seat, the Great Grandson of 
Thomas Jefferson & Colonel Bennet Goode


The Remains of Reverend William Henry Seat, 1885 
The remains of a Nobleman lay rested in the Methodist Church, alone, disgraced by an entire town, falsely accused, being layed by thy corrupt hands of wicked Judges of Goliad, there, lay the bones of the Great Grandson of America's Thomas Jefferson & Colonel Bennett Goode.
He shall not be forgotten, or left alone, for we are thy seed of our Greatest Grandfather's of Reverend William Henry Seat, our beloved, shadowed by Reverend James Gilbert Tanner, Captian William Fly & Captain John Goode, American Revolutionaries and heroes of America, true men of God, I shall not rest until thine enemies are vendicated and thy bones are honorably layed to rest.


Thy Shall Not Bear False Witness.....

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The Coven Of Luciferians seeking the Power of Nobles


The wickedness of the covert organisation of Luciferians, all knowing of whom the true Nobles of the Lords of the holy rings were, and of whom thy ancestors of the Kings and Queens were, of which they descended. 
Both Reverend William Henry Seat and British Bishop Francis Asbury were of puritan nobility and victims of a secret coven of luciferians that layed in waiting in America like the lion seeking whom to devour.


The missions of the luciferians were to capture and enslave the Lord's ancestors, extorting their rings of holy lands, seeking vengeance upon such puritans of God, the Almighty Creator, which seemed to manifest some type of spiritual power that they sought to harness.
Reverend William Henry Seat was the Great Grandson of not just many noble Colonial Americans, but is the Great Grandson of many Kings and Queens of the world such as King Clovis, King Faulk, Count of Anjou, King of Jerusalem, King Louis Capet VII & VIII, King Edward I & II, King Henry, seven generations of Sir Humphrey de Bohun, five generations of William d' Aubigny, Lord of Belvoir, Magna Carta Knights Templars, Guy Pontheui I, and the Emperor of Spain, Alphonso VII. 


The Reverend's Baskerville lines are of the Knights of Baskerville Castle of Old Withington, Cheshire, & Goosetrey, England via his Mother, Frances Knight Baskerville, her father, Sir Richard Baskerville onward to the Baskerville Lords of Eardisley Castle whom reigned England for over 400 years. 


One of these Baskerville estates were redirected to the Lucy Glegg family when John Baskerville -Glegg mysteriously took the Glegg name. This directed that particular Baskerville estate into a Glegg estate, also naming his children Glegg instead of Baskerville. These Baskervilles may have been under the influence of the luciferian orders as well, of which, most do not even understand what is taking place in their lives. 

 

The Goliad Heist


The town of Goliad, Texas seemed to have a special interest in the destruction of the Reverend, with corrupt Judge Faut and county clerk Burke seemingly, within the core of this Texas land scandal under a political disguise.
The wife of the Reverend is Sophia Louisiana Fly Seat, the daughter of Captain William Fly. The estate was handled by attorney, George Washington Lafayette Fly, there were five other named executors of the estate: Sophia Fly Seat, Reverend James Gilbert Tanner, Ida Baskerville Seat Tanner, Andrew Seat and J. Gus Patton. 


This case concerned the Captain Barton Peck family as well, with accusations of debt by the Reverend that were never proven. The lands from Reverend Seat that the Judge awarded Francis Peck are now owned by Goliad and considered historic lands.
The Methodist Church, curiously, the county has no records of the Reverend connected to this church except that he lay there, alone on the property. They claim to have no idea as to how this occured, yet, on Peck's land, there, is erected a large monument for Captain Peck on Reverend Seat's land that was taken by Judge Faut and given to Francis Peck.. 


Many of the other lands owned by the Reverend are oil lands of Gonzales and Lavaca County, being drilled and producing oil and royalties by "Penn Virginia Oil".


My theories concerning this case are based on the estate court evidence of 1885 where the Reverend was falsely accused of debts, robbed and left alone in the courtyard of the Methodist Church of Goliad, Texas by a wicked coven of luciferians, primarily political in disguise.
There was another Judge, British Judge Charles Shearn, whom seemed to appear everywhere that Reverend Seat went, seemingly to sabotage whatever the Reverend was trying to accomplish. That particular Shearn family married into the billionaire Moody Empire, oil tycoons of Texas. Their son was Shearn Moody whom had been villified as a the most corrupt man in Texas by the 1980s. 


In 1920, Moody purchased the "A. H. Belo Corporation" of Alfred Belo. This corporation seemed to trickle down to the ancestors of Reverend William Henry Seat, thus, Moody was able to keep a secret financial contact with Reverend Seat's Grandson, Frank Baskerville Tanner, the son of Reverend James Gilbert Tanner and Seat's daughter, Ida Baskerville Seat Tanner. Frank Baskerville Tanner was a typographer, printer and writer for the Dallas Morning News, of which the " A. H. Belo Corporation" paid his pensions. 


These are some of the clever tactics used by "financially binding" luciferian stalkers, to enable them to own or have interests in the victim's estate, covertly of course. This is a mere way for them to use their symbolisms and adhere an invisable "binding" of ownership, as in slavery. The biblical accounts of these rolls of demons, devils and luciferians is clear, their agendas, even more acurately described. 


By using the present day documents, designed to deceive, they place fine print clauses, used for trickery. Having the victim's consent is most important to those demons. If a contract is not precise, to the point and easy to understand, do not agree to it, furthermore, do not affiliate with such demonic business practices. 


Medical Luciferians want the body, thus the soul. Medical practitioners of Luciferianism are the most dangerous of all. Be very careful of all medical contracts and services, trust nobody whom wears the logo of a snake on their lapel. 


Most importantly, confusing contractual agreements such as marriages, land sells, corporate contracts and attorney law contracts are also used as covert "binding" of slavery of which the victim is totally unaware of, the symbolism of lucifer is not difficult to identify once you understand their magic. 


Billionaire Moody had managed to buy up all of the Texas Newspapers and seemed to be after the lands owned by Reverend William Henry Seat, Charles Shearn seemed to follow the Reverend not only to Goliad, but showed up at Chapell Hill and Soule University when the Reverend was there. 


During the battles and wars going on in Texas, Soule University was used as a hospital by soldiers, that seemed to be the destuction of the building, or perhaps an excuse for the destruction by the Moody-Shearn mafia to again sabotage Reverend Seat.


After Shearn overpowered the Methodist Church, Reverend Seat moved onto Soule University, collaborating with Bishop Francis Asbury and the Texas Conference. Again, when Judge Shearn appeared at Soule University, it became a totaly loss for the Reverend's efforts. Although the University had only survived 16 years, it was deemed destroyed by outbreaks of Yellow Fever, soldiers and war.


Reverend Seat was also a member of the Texas Conference, the ministers traveled in a circuit, ministering in various conferences and Churches. Reverend Seat was of the first in Texas Methodism, ministering in Houston at what is presently the downtown Methodist Church. 
In the 1840s, when Reverend Seat was ministering at the Houston Methodist Church, they claimed that a storm had done structural damage, then Judge Shearn took over the church, placing his name on the church as the "Shearn Church" and, as the founder.
After the Goliad land heists and the passing of Reverend Seat, Shearn's minions were quick to cap the slanderous stories against Reverend Seat and his estate that was stolen. Shearn had a woman named Isabella Blandin whom operated his Women's Auxillary, taking in donations that cleverly composed a book to further damage the reputation of Reverend Seat. 


The 1907 book, "The History of The Shearn Church" glorified Judge Charles Shearn as the founder, thus, further writing the chapter on Reverend Seat to cover the crimes of his stolen estate.


Evidently, Reverend Seat's daughter, Ida Baskerville Seat Tanner had been actively bird-dogging these Texas theives and making transcripts of her own. Ida Tanner had contacted Isabella Blandin to provide information for Reverend Seat's chapter of the book. Ida provided a shinning portrayal of the Reverend's lineage and story, accompanied by a beautiful charcoal portrait that she had personally created, providing it to Blandin for the chapter of Reverend Seat.


However, when the book was published, Ida was probably in great distress over the damning chapter of her beloved father, for it was, without a doubt, untrue, slanderous and  a demeaning characterisation of Reverend William Henry Seat. 
Blandin portayed the Reverend as a feeble minded minister whom left his fortune sitting on a wharf in Galveston County on Galveston Island that included priceless paintings that were donated to him from the Queen's dowager of Holland. 


These damning stories orchestrated by Blandin were most definately to cover up crimes of the thefts of Reverend Seat's oil lands, donations and his Texas land estate in Goliad.
Reverend Seat's great Grandfather, Captain John Goode I, was the hero of the Revolutionary war that revealed the plans of Nathan Bacon's Rebelion, writing letters to his superiors of Bacon's plans. John Goode's wife is Anne Bennett Goode of Holland. This could be the connection to Holland and why Reverend Seat was commemorated by the Queen, for Reverend Seat was a true nobleman. 


After the Texas dust had settled, Ida had ingeniously deposited her transcripts into the library of the University of Virginia, and to the Library of Congress. Her two books, "The Paternal Origins of Thomas Jefferson" & "The Paternal Origins of President Thomas Jefferson" are also located in the archives of Monticello. 


These two transcripts written by Ida Baskerville Tanner describes the paternal male lineages of both Thomas Jeffersons, and his Grandson, President Thomas Jefferson.
The elder Jefferson is Ida's Grandfather, through his daughter, in the marriage of Martha Field Jefferson Goode to Colonel Bennet Goode. Thus, Colonel Bennett Goode & Captain John Goode I & II, are both Grandfathers of Reverend Seat. The Reverend Seat and Ida Baskerville Tanner  families are also heirs to the George Washington, Martha Ball & Thomas Jefferson Estates. 


In the early 1900s, a "P. H. Baskerville", aka, "Patrick Hamilton Baskervill", wrote several books on the Baskerville lineages, Ida Tanner was evidently aware of his efforts, contacting him with correct Baskerville-Tanner lineages information before he published his book.
Altough Baskerville published his transcripts of "Additional Baskerville Geneology", he intentionally left out the vital information of what Ida Tanner had provided, just as Blandin had done. How we know this, is by his own writings, he did write that he had been contacted by his "Lady Correspondent", further naming Ida Tanner. Yet, he placed the incorrect information into the book that he so deviously donated and gifted to the library. 


This action  further proves that people were writing books to gift to libraries that mislead heirs in their efforts of research. Libraries were the primary source of geneology and recorded history.


Baskerville was of the Baskerville lineages, but by placing the incorrect information on one line, it mislead researchers on the other lines. Baskerville indicated that "William T. Seat"  (Husband of Frances Knight Baskerville) was actually "Steel" and that Reverend Seat's wife was "Sophia Keys", when she is actually, "Sophia Louisiana Fly Seat", being the daughter of "Captain William Fly" and the wife of Reverend Seat, my 2cd Great Grandmother, Sophia Fly Seat is the center of the Estate Court hearings in Goliad, Texas of Reverend William Henry Seat. 
Sophia Fly Seat & her brother,"George Washington Lafayette Fly" were the executors of the estate, with George Fly the acting attorney, Baskerville would have known this. Again, we have evidence of people deliberately misleading libraries and placing incorrect information as deposits of records, thus, hiding information.


The book, "Righteous Armies, Holy Cause" mentions Reverend Seat's book, "The Confederate States Of America In Prophecy", 1861. Reverend Seat describes the book of Daniel in his 1861 publication that is located at Duke University. 
When the book, "The Confederate States of America In Prophecy" 1861 is pulled up in the archives, the book cover is not the original, it is, "George Washington Flowers". This has hidden Reverend Seat's book under that title for generations. 

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"A Bushel & A Peck, and A Hug Around the Neck"
An old wive's tale, nursery rhyme or a Luciferian antonym....Remembering the Goliad "Hanging Tree" brings forth this riddled rhyme about the "Bushel & a Peck". Perhaps Goliad was seeking revenge upon the lineages of Captain William Fly and Goliad was simply a Texas entrapment of the "Luciferian Order" under the political guise of their courts. 
These riddled conspiracies of "Captain William Lafayette Fly" could be parallel of the "Lord of the Flys", Belzeebub biblical tales.
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By the strength of God's protection, our power can not be stolen, we shall always have our power and prevaileth! Amen! I shall restore his lines and claim my inheritance, taking back what was stolen from me! Restoring my Grandfather's honorable name!


"The Curse of Goliad, Texas by the Ghosts of An Unwritten Script"
There lies the grave of a great nobleman, alone and dishonored by Goliad, Texas and her people, what ye have in such luciferian gatherings, they did falsely accuse a man of God, abandoned, thy robbed.
By my hand I shall bear witness against the darkness of luciferian gatherings of wickedness. I shall vendicate my people's enemies, by my hand, I now bear witness to God's Vengeance upon those evil doers & lying Sooth Sayers.
Baroness Karen Jean Tanner
 
Of the Noble House Of Baskerville Tanner


Karen Jean Tanner
Copyright 2019

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The Royal lineages of the early American Colonists Nobles, Colonel Bennet Goode and President Thomas Jefferson derived from many European Royal Kings and Queens.

 

The Frances Knight Baskerville lines of The Baskerville-Tanner "Knights Of Baskerville are of Eardisley Castle", Old Withington, Cheshire, England whom reigned in England for over 400 years.

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The early settlers were Sir John Goode I & II of Whitby Plantation, Henrico, Co. Virginia. This lineage is of three Merovingian lines of King Fulk V, of the House of Anjou, of Jerusalem, King Louis Capet VII, King Edward I & II, King Henry II, as well as the Emperor of Spain, Alphonso VII.  

 

This lineage is also of William d' Aubigny, Lord of Belvoir, Magna Carta nights Templars. Colonel  Bennett Goode and Thomas Jefferson share the same Grandfather, Thomas Jefferson. Not only were these two honorable men cousins, they were comrades and great friends, being related in two lineages. 

Excerpts:

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Richard Baskerville

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IV) Richard' Baskerville married Octo- ber 9, 1770, Martha Goode, of Cumberland county, where the marriage bond is still on file.t She was a daughter of Bennet Goode* who married about 1740, Martha Jeiiferson of "Osbornes," aunt of Thomas Jefferson, of Monticello. Bennet Goode was a son of John Goode of "Falls Plantation," Chesterfield county, who was a son of John Goode, of Whitby,§ the immigrant.

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This Martha Jefferson was of Welsh de- scent. She was a sister of Peter Jefferson, who was the father of President Thomas Jefferson.

Martha Jefferson descended from Peter'

tWiUiam and Mary Quarterly, Vol. XX, Page 2S.

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•Virginia Cousins.

§Mrs. Ethel Emett Edwards descends from John Goode of Whithy on her mother's side through Ben- net Goode and Martha Jefterson, and on her father's side through Martha Goode. who married Colonel William Megginson. (See Horsely).


Jefferson, the emigrant, who represented Flowerdieu Hundred in the first assembly, 1619.

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Peter' Jefferson's son, Thomas', married Mary Branch.

Thomas' and Mary Branch Jefferson had a son Thomas', who married Mary Field, daughter of Major Peter Field and Judith Randolph, who was a daughter of Henry Randolph and his wife Judith Soane, daugh- ter of Speaker Soane, of the first house of burgesses, 1619.

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Among the children of Thomas' and Mary Field Jefferson were Peter' Jefferson and Martha' Jefferson.

Peter' Jefferson married Jane Randolph and was the father of President Thomas' Jefferson.

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Martha' Jefferson married Bennet Goode and her descendants are here traced through the Baskerville, Pringle, Emett and Ed- wards families.

Richard' and Martha (Goode) Basker- ville had issue: i. Alice Goode", born in Cumberland county, August 23, 1792, died June 30, 1872; married William Pringle, of whoin further. 2. Thomas', died unmar- ried. 3. ;\lajor John Barber, settled in Car-roll county, near Hillsville, where he owned a large tract of land, including Grayson Sulphur Springs. He died unmarried. 4. A daughter, married a Mr. Steele. 5. Frances Knight Baskerville, married a Mr.  Seat.

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(V) Alice" Goode Baskerville married June I, 1814 or 15, William Pringle (of whom further), in Halifax county. Among her treasures, which Alice Goode (Basker- ville) Pringle used to show her grandchil- dren was a pink and white silk dress, which her mother, Martha (Goode) Baskerville, wore to a ball given by Thomas Jefferson.

 

When Alice Goode Baskerville was very small her parents moved to Buckingham county and lived between Bent Creek and James river, opposite Monticello, where "they remained fifteen or twenty years, dur- ing' which time they enjoyed the friendship and repeated calls of Thomas Jefferson. Children of William and Alice Goode (Bas- kerville) Pringle : I. Mahala Jefferson, mar- ried .Elbert Owen. 2. John Allen. 3. Wil- liam Goode, married Cornelia R. Wright. 4. Martha, married James Davis. 5. Mary, married J. A. Mitchell, of Halifax county; issue: Judge John R. Olympia, Washing- ton; Dr. Joseph, Dilwyn, Virginia; G. E.,

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Excerpt, Source Link

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Baskerville Royal Lineage Charts

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Above Excerpts of the Baskerville Lineage Charts taken from 1915 Book by P. H. Baskervill, "Additional Baskerville Information". 

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The History Of The Tanner- Baskervilles

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A Royal Tribute

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The Reverend William Henry Seat, Author of 

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"The Confederate States Of America In Prophecy", 1861

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My Great, Great Grandfather., the Honorable Reverend William Henry Seat.

 

Reverend Seat is the Great Grandson of Colonel Thomas Jefferson & Colonel Bennett Goode,  and cousin to President Thomas Jefferson. His Grandmother is Martha Jefferson Goode, Aunt of President Jefferson, His Mother, Francis Knight Baskerville Seate.

 

The Reverend must have had a great deal of knowledge passed onto him by his elders and the generations of these magnificent relatives about the Baskervylles of England and Colonial America.

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The Reverend's writings may very well give us some further insight into the lives, one hundred years earlier, of these historical gentlemen, as well as Colonial American history, furthering hopes of revealing the mysteries of the Knights Of Baskervylle Castle of Cheshire, Old Withington England.

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Historical letters and documents of Bennet Goode and President Thomas Jefferson

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Inventions, Creative Arts & Writings Of The Baskerville-Tanners

 

My Great Grandmother, Ida Baskerville Seat Tanner, Author of, "The Paternal Origins Of President Thomas Jefferson" 1900, located in the United States Library of Congress and Monticello.

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"Eloise Mitchell Tanner", Author of, "It Has Been My Privilege" 1967, Bonaire Retirement Of St. Petersburg, Florida

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Dedications

 

This website is Dedicated to the loving memory of My ancestors, especially to Reverend William Henry Seat & Reverend James Gilbert Tanner for their sincere love and loyalty to our amazing Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and to our Almighty Father in Heaven for blessing our present lineage with the historical truths of these amazingly heroic, awesome and gentle people and their legacy.

Tanner  Baskerville Productions

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Copyrights 2018 

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