A fake at what research or pretending to be someone he is not? I guessed the second from the amount of credits, the first I don't know-- I guess those interested in the Lockwood will, could send for a copy. Jackie At 11:06 AM 3/19/99 EST, you wrote: >According to Harold Oliver, Director, America's First Families, Gustave Anjou >is a fake of the first order. > >>>You asked about Anjou-- >All I can do is give you some of the info on the title page. >Gustave Anjou, Ph.D with a longggg list of member ofs--Amer. Hist. >Ass.,Amer Scenic and Hist Pres Soc, NY Gen and Bio Soc. etc. >'A careful abstract and translation of the Dutch and English Wills--' >Published in 1906 >There is also two statements of authenticity by the surrogate clerk and the >Ulster County Clerk of the time. >Reprinted by Heritage Books Inc in 1992<< > >From a long article on Genealogical Fraud by Mr Oliver: >>I urge you all to read the data we have on our web site at; >http://www.linkline.com/personal/xymox/ >We direct you to sources for additional reading through the >"Genealogical Journal" published by the Utah Genealogical >Association. Their internet address is; >http://www.infouga.org/ >The Genealogical Journal Volume 19 Numbers 1 and 2 of >1991 contains six articles on various genealogy frauds including >two fine ones on Gustave Anjou. >I hope this helps and makes you aware that there is much information >out there. Some of it created by frauds. We will cover some of these >people from time to time.< > >Don Thompson >Donlt@aol.com > > >