13 names, 29 languages, and one very tight natal chart.
This is a briefing on the names Rylan, Ray, McNeely and Hinkle and on the sky over Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA at 09:26. It separates the two kinds of claim it makes. Etymology and geography are sourced and labelled — documented where a reference work covers the name, inferred where the reading comes from the shape of the name instead. Numerology, astrology, Ogham and tarot are presented as tradition: the arithmetic and the ephemeris are exact, the meaning attached to them is not evidence.
The names, one at a time
One panel per name, with its elements broken out, its competing theories where the sources disagree, and a badge stating whether the reading was found in the reference set or inferred from the written form of the name.
Where the names are attested
Every region on this map is a place where one of these names is recorded. That is a statement about the name, not about anyone's movements. Filter by name; distances are straight lines from the birthplace.
The names on the order, and what was actually checked
The people named on the order, arranged by generation, plus the record sets in which those surnames appear. At this tier nothing below has been verified against a document — the labels say so.
Where to look next
Distribution, distance and frequency
Where the names are attested against where the birth happened, and how common each name was in the United States across the twentieth century.
US popularity
US rank in the SSA national top 1000; lower is more common
Birth data, checked
The numbers in the name
Every letter of Rylan Ray McNeely carries a number, and the tradition builds nine or ten figures out of them. The arithmetic is shown for each one so it can be checked; the reading attached to it is tradition, not measurement.
The sky at 9:26 a.m.
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Elements
Modalities
What stands out
Positions
Aspects, tightest first
Esoterica — letters, trees and trumps
Letter symbolism, the name written in Ogham, and the Major Arcana that correspond to the computed numbers. Older systems, applied consistently.
The name in Ogham
Tarot correspondences
Gaps, method and sources
What this report does not know, how it was built, and every source it drew on.