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(Fanny) Elizabeth, daughter of Alexis Irenee du Pont (1816-57). Alexis died in an accident. Occult
bloodline power can pass through women or men, so it was worth it to investigate Leighton Coleman.
Leighton Coleman turned out to be the Bishop of the State of Delaware for the Episcopal Church. He
was a prime mover in the temperence movement (which I had already discovered was Illuminati
controlled).
Further Leighton was grand chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Freemasons
in
Pennslyvannia, Grand Prelate of the Knights Templar, and chaplain of the Delaware Society of the
Cincinnati. Another of the top 13 Illuminati families is the Kennedy family. There is a connection to
the Society of the Cincinatti with this family too. Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis (ex-wife to
both J.F.K. and Aristotie Onassis) had a grandfather named Major Bouvier, who invented a family
genealogy which was mostly fiction which was self-published
in 1925 as Our Forebears, but tbe
fantasy Bouvier genealogy allowed him and his sons Bud and Black Jack to get into The Society of the
Cincinnati. (see A Woman Named Jackie , by C. David Heymann, p. 18) All three Bouviers were very
proud of their memberships
and would proudly display their boutonnieres
on their labels
showing membership.
THE THREE COUSINS THAT SAVED THE DUPONT COMPANY IN 1902
The successful three Du Ponts, Alfred, Coleman, and Pierre that together took over the gunpowder
factories ended up in some serious infighting after a few years. Alfred divorced his wife to marry his
cousin, and the Coleman and many of the others did not approve of the marriage. Alfred and the
others got Into some serious family infighting. In 1913, Alfred at one point letting his rage get the
better of him, got the Delaware legislature to pass a special law changing his first wife’s sons name to
spite his first wife. The special law passed the House in four hours secretly at Alfred’s request but
failed by two votes in the Senate after the other Du Ponts found out what Alfred was trying. Alfred
built his cousin-wife Alicia the most expensive house on the east coast. In 1910 dollars, the lowest
estimate is $2 million, but the actual cost may easily have been several times that. The name of the
mansion was named Nemours. The main grounds of the Nemours estate are 400 acres enclosed by an
9-ft. wall. Broken glass was embedded in the concrete on top of the wall. Beyond the 400 are 2,000
acreas that make up the estate. From 1906 until 1920, the du Pont family broke up into two factions
that waged a civil war in various arenas. Alfred I. DuPont led a political campaign that fought the
corruption of Coleman DuPont’s forces. Up to that time politics and voting. and vote counting were
totally corrupt. By April, 1918 Alfred had defeated Coleman for control of Delaware’s politics. In
1911, Alfred bought the principle daily paper in the area the Wilmington
Morning News. In 1916, after
successfully blocking his uncle Henry A. duPont from being reelected, Alfred duPont bought control of
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Delaware newspapers.
in 1932, on a trip to Egypt Alfred found a dog be named Mummy that was his
familiar spirit. In the biography about Alfred which I read it said, "Alfred had scored over his sister
Marguerite. Let her collect Virginia ghosts if she wanted them. Only he had a reincarnated Egyptian
mascot who could produce wonders as great as those of Aladdin’s genie." (Alfred Du Pont by Joseph
F. Wail, p. 593) Alfred L du Pont himself wrote this in a letter to the Rev. Baker P. Lee (23
May ‘32) about his familiar spirit,
"I have one or two more jobs for Mummy and then I will give her a
vacation before I put her to work again." (He wrote at least one other letter where he talks about the
magical powers of his dog. which was his familiar spirit. Mrs. Cazenove Lee, Jr. got a letter
mentioning Mummy’s powers too.) Alfred died in 1935. Ed Bali and Jessie Ball du Pont (his widow)
took over control of his estate. Ed Bail increased the Alfred I. duPont’s fortune and became the most
powerful man in Florida. Ed Bali’s wealth passed the Billion dollar mark in the 50s or 60s. In the late
1960s, political enemies were able to attack the wealth of Ed Ball with new legislation and some
investigation
of the misuse of his money hidden in the foundations.
In 1981, Ed Bail died. in 1985, Ed
Ball’s widow claimed that Ed’s sister Jessie had actually murdered Alfred I. duPont in 1935. She
claimed that while Ed was alive she had been too afraid to tell the truth about Alfred’s murder. Forbes
magazine carried the story in Oct., 1965. T. Coleman duPont, went in business with President Taft’s
brother Charles P. (member of the Skull & Bones) in 1910 to build McAlpin Hotel in New York City.
(Taft’s other brother Horace was a member of the Order of Skull and Bones. In fact, the Taft family
which dates back to Braintree Mass. in 1679, helped start the Skull & Bones Order and at least eight
Tafts have been in the Order.) This was the first of a series of luxury hotels. Coleman bought New
York Equitable Life Assurance Society, which was America’s largest insurance company. N.Y.
