Just did some research on the people that were mentioned by no-name in my earlier post.
"Baigent Richard Leigh"Googling this name brought up two people: Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh (obviously). These two apparently wrote
The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail together in 1982. This book popularised the idea that the true object of the quest for the Holy Grail was to find secret descendants of Jesus and Mary Magdalene. Interestingly, Baigent was a Freemason, and was the editor of what seems to be a Freemasonry magazine titled
Freemasonry Today in the early 2000s. Baigent died of a brain hemmorhage on June 17, 2013 at age 65.
Richard Leigh has less info about him on the internet, and he doesn't seem to have been a Freemason like Baigent was. Leigh died on November 21, 2007, at age 64.
"Madame Frances Erskine Inglis"This woman seems to have been a writer born in Edinburgh in 1804. She lived in Mexico for a time and became famous for writing about her travels in Mexico from the perspective of a Western woman. In 1876, she was conferred the title of Marquise by King of Spain Alfonso XII. She died in 1882, in Madrid, Spain.
"Trbsee Restaurant"Nothing relevant to the name of this restaurant showed up on the internet. I also got autocorrected by Google to 'Trübsee,' a mountain lake in central Switzerland, near the town of Engelberg. Restaurants near there include Restaurant Alpstübli, Restaurant Untertrübsee, and the Sporting Park Engelberg.
