Ann Dunham also is listed at that address. There is speculation she may have lived in the guest house on the property, which would have made sense for a college girl taking a semester off to have a baby. This in conjunction with the evidence that she left within weeks of the birth to attend classes in Seattle for the fall semester is what leads some to claim there is no evidence she and Senior ever actually lived together even though they supposedly were married.
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1) It's possible she did, but what about SR? Isn't he listed FIRST on those announcements? "Mr. and Mrs. Barack H. Obama" Did HE ever live there? If not, doesn't that call into question the accuracy of the announcements?
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2) Do you know for a fact that she did live there, and that the address of that (guest) house is in fact the same address as the grandparents house?
“It’s possible she did, but what about SR? Isn’t he listed FIRST on those announcements? “Mr. and Mrs. Barack H. Obama” Did HE ever live there? If not, doesn’t that call into question the accuracy of the announcements?”
Senior definitely did NOT live there, at least according to Polk Directory. Ann did.
http://www.wnd.com/index.php?pageId=107337
The Health Dept. released the living address given to them; perhaps the default was residence of mother or residence of infant following discharge. Ann and Senior allegedly were married, so “Mr. and Mrs.” isn’t a lie. No, they didn’t live together, but the “cookie-cutter” nature of the birth announcements apparently precluded including 2 addresses (and it’s not at all unlikely Ann lied about address or didn’t think the fact that Senior was living elsewhere was relevant. I don’t think it’s legitimate to discard the newspaper notices entirely based on the “taint” of this untruth.
“Do you know for a fact that she did live there, and that the address of that (guest) house is in fact the same address as the grandparents house?”
Jerome Corsi has investigated this in person and seems satisfied that Ann lived there (see link above). I think we have to presume he was competent enough to double-check that address of cottage matched the main house etc. That said, I don’t know based on my own investigation what the answer is to your question. Of necessity, I am relying on Corsi, but if anything, he would be biased away from showing Ann lived at that address, since if this were true, it would “explosive” news. So if a skeptic positioned to explore the evidence accepts Ann’s residence at this address, that’s good enough for me.