更多的八字從占星網應該有有疑問.一些連生日也有兩個版本期待大大們去發現.

例子 1 約翰 · 胡佛

Source Notes

"Richard Powers, Secrecy and Power," p.8, taken from Hoover's diary. "Official and Confidential, The Secret Life of J. Edgar Hoover," Anthony Summers, 1993, p.15, same data, "from a dosier he kept on himself."

(Church of Light had given 7:00 AM prior to this "from Hoover in a letter." Same in Sabian Symbols No.475)

Sy Scholfield quotes Millie L. McGhee's biography in which she claims to have the birth certificate for J. Edgar Hoover stating he was born June 1st 1895 (and not January 1st as he claimed himself without providing any documentation other than his own biographical statement)?"

Excerpt from "The Mysterious Origins of J. Edgar Hoover" by Edward Spannaus

(Printed in the American Almanac, August, 2000.)

http://members.tripod.com/~american_almanac/hoover.htm

"Who Was J. Edgar?

"With his interest piqued by McGhee's account, this writer has confirmed that there are substantial discrepancies and oddities concerning J. Edgar Hoover's early biography.

Strikingly, there does not appear to be {any} contemporaneous record of Edgar's birth in Washington. Hoover's own autobiographical account--on which virtually all biographers have relied--states that he was born January 1, 1895, at his parents' home on Seward Square, in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Washington, D.C., with a physician, Dr. Mallan, in attendance.

"However, despite the fact that it was legally required to report a birth to the District of Columbia Health Dept, and that this had been done for the first two children born in the family (Dickerson, Jr. and Lillian), there was no certificate of birth filed for Edgar by Dr. Mallan.

"The entry for John Edgar Hoover in the Washington D.C. index of births was clearly added at a much later date, and the certificate number contains the suffix ``D--signifying a delayed filing.

"This writer obtained a certified copy of Edgar's actual birth certificate--which was not filed until 1938, when Hoover was 43 years old! The verification of birth is provided by an affidavit executed by Edgar's older brother Dickerson N. Hoover, Jr., who states that he was present when Edgar was born, and that he himself was 15 years old at the time. Oddly, Dickerson's affidavit does not mention a doctor being present, in contrast to Edgar's own account.

"(Curiously, Hoover never applied for a birth certificate until after his mother's death in February 1938. It seems obvious that his mother--if she in fact was his mother--would have been by far the best witness, rather than a 15-year-old boy.)

"John Edgar Hoover was baptized at age 13, during the time he was under the tutelage of his brother Dickerson, who took him from one church to another, looking for the most prestigious congregation. The church baptismal record, obtained by this writer, lists his date of birth as June (not January) 1, 1895.

"A question also might be raised as to why Edgar was not baptized until age 13, since the various churches with which his family was associated (Catholic, Lutheran, and Presbyterian), all practice infant baptism.

"About the same time that Hoover's birth certificate was filed, in September 1938, he also obtained a letter from the church, certifying his baptismal record. The letter also gives Edgar's date of birth as June 1, 1895, with ``Jan. written over ``June in an obviously different hand than the signature of the church's then-current pastor