GC: You will have before you the body and enquiring mind
of [
2593], now at The Commodore Hotel, New York City, and
his request, which I hold in my hand, for information as
to the missing papers in regard to the family lineages,
descendants of Lord Berkley and others, on which Francis E.
Snypp, Osborn, Ohio, was working when he died suddenly of
a stroke on Oct. 20, 1938. All the papers are in hand to
complete the work and get the matter closed except the ones
most important giving name of parties with whom he was
dealing in either N.Y. or Washington. These papers
disappeared at the time of his death. Please give any
information or advice that will help [
2593] to complete the
work and get the matter closed. You will answer the
questions, as I ask them:
EC: Yes, we have the enquiring mind, [
2593].
In regards these papers, here we meet with conflicting
influences - that appear from innate desires on the part
of those in the cosmic or interbetween.
The papers are intact, but with those who have personal
reasons, as may be indicated by requests that will come
about in the near future.
Those with whom the entity was dealing were in Washington
- with associates of the Library of Congress. THERE data
may be found. Seek there, and through that one in the
present, today, handling the genealogical research.
Ready for questions.
To meet such conditions at times, it is not well that this
entity - Edgar Cayce - enter such conditions, if there is
to be the continued attempt to carry on helpful spiritual
forces; lest there be an overpowering influence from those
disincarnate influences to the body, Edgar Cayce.
Beware, lest ye be tempted.
There will come a request from a woman. There may be found
data with that one in charge today in Washington.
We are through for the present.
Copy to Self
Copy to Ass'n file
[Questions submitted which did not get asked: "With whom was
Francis E. Snypp dealing? Where are these papers now - the
missing ones?"]
REPORTS
9/28/41 Letter: "Your prompt reply received and many thanks.
Of course am a bit disappointed but that has been the way all
through this search. I will give you a little outline of
this affair. This Mr. Snypp did have connections thru
Library of Congress. This was to aid in his genealogical
work, but all that was completed and he was ready to sell
his papers to some big interest. He claimed Rockefeller
and Melon but he was apparently dealing thru a firm of
attorneys, but he claimed it was such a confidential matter
he would divulge it to no one. An old heirloom carpet bag
is supposed to contain instructions and an old lease that
disappeared at time of his death. His secretary knew only
about the lineages which she helped him compile. He had the
certified legal proof of some 5,000 people, a most complete
record that will stand up in court. It required some 8
years to get together."
2/12/42 Mr. [
2593] inquired about a Physical Rdg. for a sick
friend and said:
"The other matter I asked you about while in N.Y. is
gradually unravelling."


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