ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF BEIRUT.
Remember the famous babysitter, Mary, a relative through marriage to Faud Sarruf, the President of The American University of Beirut, who babysat a seven month old child for a woman named Anna Obama in August 1961, which indicated the child was born in January, a child therefor conceived BEFORE the Dunhams arrived in Hawaii, at a time when Stanley Ann Dunham was still in high school...
ANNA OBAMA LISTED IN THE SEATTLE DIRECTORIES CANNOT BE STANLEY ANN DUNHAM. THE CHILD MARY BABYSAT CANNOT BE ZERO.
And then we see Malcolm at Oxford with the daughter of Faud Sarruf, of The American University of Beirut...born in 1940, an actress with Shakespearian pretensions...
Philip Jessup Jr & Helen Ibbotson Married, Joint Family ... https://www.famechain.com/.../34852/philip-jessup-jr/helen-ibbotson Helen Ibbotson's in laws: Helen Ibbotson's father in law was Philip C Jessup Helen Ibbotson's mother in law was Lois Kellogg Jessup Helen Ibbotson's grandfather in law is Henry Wyans Jessup Helen Ibbotson's grandmother in law is Mary Jessup Helen Ibbotson's son in law is Mohamed Moustafa
Genevieve Cook and William Ayres were at The Bank Street school, of which Tom Ayres was on the Board...at a time that coincides with the meeting of the postman Hulton, who says he was told by Obama, he had come to the Ayres home to thank them for their help with his education...and he was going to become President of the United States!
Helen Ibbotson married Philip Caryl Jessup, Jr.
Philip’s great grandfather was Henry Harris Jessup, a Presbyterian missionary, a founder of the American University of Beirut and died in Syria in 1910.
Full circle.
(Mohamed Mustafa has vanished without a trace)
ID: IA233284
•Name: Philippe Elias TOUTONGHI
•Sex: M
•Birth: 6 JAN 1899 in Iskenderun, Turkey
•Immigration: 12 JUN 1946 ship “Vulcania”
•Event: Naturalization 8 AUG 1952 California
•Death: 7 JUL 2000 in Seattle, King Co., WA
•Burial: 11 JUL 2000 Holyrood Catholic Cem., Seattle, WA
•Occupation: Language Professor, Gonzaga University
•Note:
PHILIPPE E. TOUTONGHI Born January 6, 1899 in Iskenderun, Turkey; died July 7, 2000 in Seattle. Husband of the late Lorice Toutonghi. Survived by his daughters, Agnes Van Bevern of Hillsborough, CA, Celeste Wolfe of Santa
Maria, CA, Theresa Johnson of Seattle, and Mary Hurt of Malakoff, Texas; sons, Joseph and John Toutonghi, both of Seattle, and Michael Toutonghi of Sacramento, CA; 30 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Fluent in French,
Arabic, Italian, Latin, Greek and English, he taught French and Latin at Seattle Prep, Seattle University, and Gonzaga University, where he retired at age 66. He continued teaching language arts in California until age 72. A French poet, he received the first prize at the “Academie des Jeux Florimontains”, France, in 1929, for his poem, L’ Immaculee. Recitation of the Rosary will be Tuesday, July 11, 2000, at 11 a.m., followed by the Funeral Mass at 11:30 a.m., BOTH at St. Joseph Church, 732 18th Ave East, Seattle. Interment, Holyrood Cemetery. HOFFNER FISHER & HARVEY Remembrances may be made to the Jesuits Seminary Fund, c/o Provincial Curia, 2222 N.W. Hoyt Ave., Portland, OR, 97210.
- Seattle Times
Marriage 1 Lorice SARRUF b: 4 MAR 1907 in Cairo, Egypt