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 John
Hazelrigg (1860-
Born at Hazelrigg, Indiana, on June 20, 1860, at 1:07 PM. Educated
at Purdue University, he went on stage at the age of 21, and played
leading parts in various companies for thirteen years. He was
class poet at the time of graduation from the University, and
from twelve years of age dabbled in literature: poetry, fiction,
playwriting, magazine and feature newspaper work, also painting
and art. He first began the study of Astrology in 1892. In 1900
he published "The Rationale of Astrology." Then from
August 1901 to September 1902 inclusive, he wrote and published
"Hazelrigg's Astrological Herald," a monthly brochure.
In 1916 he founded the American Academy of Astrologians. This
information and the photo can be found in one of his booklets,
"Astrosophic Tractates," published in 1936, by Llewellyn.
(Nomination, research, and photo courtesy of Steve Chiperas.)
[Source: Solstice
Point]
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