Horoscopes Of Our Time

Hanna Van Buren

Name	Hanna Van Buren, wife of Martin Van Buren
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
8th March 1783	unknown	Kinderhook, New York
Latitude	42 N 26	Longitude	73 W 41
Source	American Presidents and Their Wives, by Rudi & Diane Flack
Sun	18 Pisces 03	Ascendant	
Moon		Midheaven	
Mercury	1 Pisces 03 Rx	North Node	28 Pisces 30 Rx
Venus	3 Aries 12		
Mars	10 Capricorn 39		
Jupiter	24 Capricorn 59		
Saturn	11 Capricorn 01		
Uranus	3 Cancer 18 Rx		
Neptune	9 Libra 26 Rx		
Pluto	9 Aquarius 10		

Martin Van Buren

Martin Van Buren was the eighth president of the United States and the first president born after the United States won its independence. He was regarded by his contemporaries as such a wily and artful politician that they dubbed him the “Little Magician” and the “Red Fox of Kinderhook.” However, these unflattering nicknames could not obscure his statesmanlike qualities or his valuable contributions to the political development of the nation. He was a political broker, pragmatic in his approach to problems and constantly concerned about winning elections. Nevertheless, he was intellectually committed to Jeffersonian democracy, and as governor of New York and president of the United States he instituted a number of farsighted economic and political reforms. These included bank deposit insurance, the independent treasury system, and a limit on labor hours. He also played a major role in the creation of the Democratic Party.

Name	Martin Van Buren
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
5th December 1782	7.28 am	Kinderhook, New York
Latitude	42 N 26	Longitude	73 W 41
Source	American Presidents and Their Wives, by Rudi & Diane Flack
Sun	13 Sagittarius 35	Ascendant	15 Sagittarius 15
Moon	22 Sagittarius 40	Midheaven	6 Libra 59
Mercury	22 Scorpio 11	North Node	3 Aries 27 Rx
Venus	6 Sagittarius 19		
Mars	7 Scorpio 53		
Jupiter	4 Capricorn 28		
Saturn	1 Capricorn 18		
Uranus	6 Cancer 14 Rx		
Neptune	9 Libra 51		
Pluto	6 Aquarius 33		

Sir Laurens Van der Post

Sir Laurens Van der Post was a South African writer, best known for his books of personal reflection on travel and anthropology, and whose prose is noted for its striking imagery and minute observation.

Name	Laurens van der Post, writer
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
13th December 1906	2.00 am	Pilippos, South Africa
Latitude		Longitude	
Source	Chiron and the Healing Journey, by Melanie Reinhart
Sun	20 Sagittarius 05	Ascendant	22 Libra 59
Moon	10 Scorpio 40	Midheaven	14 Cancer 44
Mercury	0 Sagittarius 01	North Node	3 Leo 21
Venus	0 Sagittarius 39		
Mars	27 Libra 14		
Jupiter	8 Cancer 04		
Saturn	9 Pisces 07		
Uranus	7 Capricorn 33		
Neptune	11 Cancer 50		
Pluto	22 Gemini 49 Rx		

Vincent Willem van Gogh

Vincent Willem van Gogh was a Dutch postimpressionist painter, whose work represents the archetype of expressionism, the idea of emotional spontaneity in painting.

Name	Vincent Van Gogh
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
30 March 1853	11.00 am	Goot Jundert, Netherlands
Latitude	50 N 51	Longitude	4 E 21
Source	Astrological Games People Play, by Bernie Ashman
Sun	9 Aries 39	Ascendant	21 Cancer 09
Moon	20 Sagittarius 44	Midheaven	22 Pisces 05
Mercury	25 Aries 36	North Node	22 Gemini 28
Venus	28 Pisces 03		
Mars	26 Pisces 08		
Jupiter	24 Sagittarius 16		
Saturn	15 Taurus 57		
Uranus	6 Taurus 48		
Neptune	12 Pisces 13		
Pluto	0 Taurus 46		

Queen Victoria

Victoria was queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and empress of India. Her reign was the longest of any monarch in British history and came to be known as the Victorian era. Queen Victoria was the official head of state not only of the United Kingdom but also of the growing worldwide British Empire, which included Canada, Australia, India, New Zealand, and large parts of Africa. As the personal embodiment of her kingdom, Victoria was eager to ensure that her country was held in high esteem throughout the world as an economically and militarily powerful state and as a model of civilization. Victoria brought to the British monarchy such 19th-century ideals as a devoted family life, earnestness, public and private respectability, and obedience to the law. During the later years of her reign, the monarchy attained a high degree of popularity among most of its subjects.

Name	Victoria, Queen of Great Britain & Empress of India from 1837 to 1901
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
24th May 1819	unknown	London, England
Latitude		Longitude	
Source	British Royalty, by Rudi & Diane Flack
Sun	22 Gemini 26	Ascendant	
Moon		Midheaven	
Mercury	9 Taurus 08	North Node	18 Aries 12 Rx
Venus	26 Aries 58		
Mars	17 Aries 55		
Jupiter	16 Aquarius 56		
Saturn	28 Pisces 46		
Uranus	23 Sagittarius 22 Rx		
Neptune	27 Sagittarius 59		
Pluto	27 Pisces 23		

Barbara Walters

Barbara Walters is an American television-broadcast journalist, known for her ability to arrange interviews with a variety of public figures and for her skill in asking frank questions and obtaining candid answers

Name	Barbara Walters, journalist
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
25th September 1931	6.50 am (EST)	Boston, Massachusetts
Latitude	42 N 22	Longitude	71 W 04
Source	The Only Way to Learn About Astrology, by Marian March & Joan McEvers
Sun	1 Libra 27	Ascendant	15 Libra 25
Moon	17 Pisces 02	Midheaven	18 Cancer 15
Mercury	14 Virgo 40	North Node	5 Aries 23
Venus	6 Libra 06		
Mars	5 Scorpio 29		
Jupiter	14 Leo 48		
Saturn	16 Capricorn 39		
Uranus	18 Aries 02 Rx		
Neptune	6 Virgo 29		
Pluto	22 Cancer 00

George Washington

George Washington was the first president of the United States and one of the most important leaders in United States history. His role in gaining independence for the American colonies and later in unifying them under the new U.S. federal government cannot be overestimated. Laboring against great difficulties, he created the Continental Army, which fought and won the American Revolution, out of what was little more than an armed mob. After an eight-year struggle, his design for victory brought final defeat to the British at Yorktown, Virginia, and forced Great Britain to grant independence to its overseas possession.

With victory won, Washington was the most revered man in the United States. A lesser person might have used this power to establish a military dictatorship or to become king. Washington sternly suppressed all such attempts on his behalf by his officers and continued to obey the weak and divided Continental Congress. However, he never ceased to work for the union of the states under a strong central government. He was a leading influence in persuading the states to participate in the Constitutional Convention, over which he presided, and he used his immense prestige to help gain ratification of its product, the Constitution of the United States.

Although worn out by years of service to his country, Washington reluctantly accepted the presidency of the United States. Probably no other man could have succeeded in welding the states into a lasting union. Washington fully understood the significance of his presidency. “I walk on untrodden ground,” he said. “There is scarcely any part of my conduct which may not hereafter be drawn in precedent.” During eight years in office, Washington laid down the guidelines for future presidents.

Washington lived only two years after turning over the presidency to his successor, John Adams. The famous tribute by General Henry Lee, “first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his countrymen,” accurately reflected the emotions that Washington’s death aroused. Later generations have crowned this tribute with the simple title “Father of His Country.”

Name	George Washington, First President of the USA
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
11th February 1732	9.42 am	Alexandria, Virginia 
Latitude	36 N 58	Longitude	76 W 59
Source	Astrology and Past Lives, by Mary Devlin
Sun	22 Aquarius 13	Ascendant	23 Aries
Moon	21 Leo 29	Midheaven	13 Capricorn
Mercury	2 Aquarius 02 Rx	North Node	26 Sagittarius 16
Venus	15 Pisces 47		
Mars	22 Scorpio 18		
Jupiter	9 Libra 24 Rx		
Saturn	1 Aries 28		
Uranus	9 Sagittarius 47		
Neptune	14 Gemini 44 Rx		
Pluto	19 Libra 11 Rx

Henry Agard Wallace

Henry Agard Wallace was the 33rd vice president of the United States, agriculturist, and editor.

Name	Henry Wallace, vice president to Franklin D Roosevelt
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
7th October 1888	7.12 pm	Adair County, Iowa
Latitude	41 N 30	Longitude	94 W 39
Source	American Presidents and Their Wives, by Rudi & Diane Flack
Sun	15 Libra 11	Ascendant	19 Taurus 08
Moon	19 Scorpio 18	Midheaven	28 Capricorn 21
Mercury	10 Scorpio 16	North Node	26 Cancer 22 Rx
Venus	8 Scorpio 47		
Mars	18 Sagittarius 48		
Jupiter	4 Sagittarius 16		
Saturn	17 Leo 49		
Uranus	17 Libra 29		
Neptune	2 Gemini 02 Rx		
Pluto	5 Gemini 47 Rx

Martha Washington

Martha Washington was the wife of George Washington, born in New Kent County, Virginia. The daughter of a prosperous planter, she was married at the age of 17 to one of the wealthiest planters in Virginia, Daniel Parke Custis, by whom she had four children; two of these, however, died in infancy. After Custis's death, she met George Washington whom she married on January 6, 1759. They had no children, but raised the younger two of four children left by her son, who had died. During the American Revolution, she often shared the rigors of camp life with her husband and stayed with him during the long, hard winter at Valley Forge. Later, when she was First Lady, she entertained lavishly, first in New York City, then in Philadelphia, and became known as a gracious hostess.

Name	Martha Washington, wife of George Washington
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
2nd June 17	1.oo pm 	New Kent, Virginia
Latitude	37 N 31	Longitude	76 W 59
Source	American Presidents and Their Wives, by Rudi & Diane Flack
Sun	11 Gemini 34	Ascendant	26 Virgo 28
Moon	18 Taurus 43	Midheaven	26 Gemini 02
Mercury	3 Cancer 08	North Node	9 Capricorn 42 Rx
Venus	3 Taurus 00		
Mars	14 Gemini 05		
Jupiter	1 Virgo 49		
Saturn	2 Aries 25		
Uranus	3 Sagittarius 29 Rx		
Neptune	14 Gemini 18		
Pluto	12 Libra 47 Rx		

James Dewey Watson

James Dewey Watson was an American biochemist and Nobel laureate, who helped to determine the structure of the nucleic acid known as DNA. Born in Chicago, Watson received a Ph.D. degree from the University of Indiana in 1950 and joined the faculty of Harvard University in 1955. From 1951 to 1953 he did postgraduate research with the British biophysicist Francis Crick at the Cavendish Laboratory, University of Cambridge. Based on work done at the laboratory of the British biophysicist Maurice Wilkins, Watson and Crick worked out the double helix structure of the deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) molecule, a substance that transmits the genetic characteristics from one generation to the next. Experimental proof for their model was later provided by the American biochemist Arthur Kornberg. For their work on the DNA molecule, Watson, Crick, and Wilkins shared the 1962 Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine. In 1968 Watson became director of the Cold Springs Harbor Laboratory of Quantitative Biology, in New York State. Watson wrote The Double Helix, the story of the discovery of the structure of DNA. From 1988 to 1992, at the National Institutes of Health, Watson helped direct the Human Genome Project, an ambitious project with the goal of mapping the entire sequence of human DNA.

Name	James Dewey Watson, biochemist
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
6th April 1928	1.23 am (CST)	Chicago, Illinois
Latitude		Longitude	
Source	Working With Astrology
Sun	16 Aries 15	Ascendant	14 Capricorn 12
Moon	28 Libra 53	Midheaven	9 Scorpio 50
Mercury	22 Pisces 36	North Node	12 Gemini 34
Venus	23 Pisces 33		
Mars	29 Aquarius 01		
Jupiter	16 Aries 29		
Saturn	19 Sagittarius 04 Rx		
Uranus	4 Aries 06		
Neptune	26 Leo 39 Rx		
Pluto	15 Cancer 00 		

Orson Welles

Orson Welles was an American actor, producer, director, and writer, most noted for directing and starring in the landmark motion picture Citizen Kane.

Name	Orson Welles
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
6th May 1915	7.00 am (CST)	Kenosha, Wisconsin
Latitude	42 N 35	Longitude	87 W 49
Source	The Only Way to Learn About Astrology, by Marian March & Joan McEvers
Sun	14 Taurus 55	Ascendant	24 Gemini 20
Moon	18 Aquarius 48	Midheaven	28 Aquarius 19
Mercury	20 Taurus 36	North Node	
Venus	11 Aries 20		
Mars	15 Aries 10		
Jupiter	20 Pisces 46		
Saturn	29 Gemini 25		
Uranus	15 Aquarius 35		
Neptune	27 Cancer 51		
Pluto	0 Cancer 39		

Anthony West

Name	Anthony West, son of H G Wells
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
5th August 1914	12.05 am (GMT)	Hunstanton, England
Latitude	52 N 57	Longitude	0 E 30
Source	The Only Way to Learn About Relationships, by Marion March & Joan McEvers
Sun	11 Leo 44	Ascendant	19 Gemini 40
Moon	29 Capricorn 15	Midheaven	11 Aquarius 59
Mercury	22 Cancer 35	North Node	5 Pisces 56
Venus	23 Virgo 31		
Mars	23 Virgo 59		
Jupiter	18 Aquarius 07		
Saturn	28 Gemini 06		
Uranus	9 Aquarius 33 Rx		
Neptune	28 Cancer 29		
Pluto	1 Cancer 37		

Prince William

Name	William, Prince of Wales, son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
21st June 1982	9.03 pm  (BST)	London, England
Latitude	51 N 30	Longitude	0 W 10
Source	British Royalty, by Rudi & Diane Flack
Sun	0 Cancer 06	Ascendant	27 Sagittarius 30
Moon	4 Cancer 58 	Midheaven	2 Scorpio 28
Mercury	8 Gemini 58	North Node	14 Cancer 05 Rx
Venus	25 Taurus 40		
Mars	9 Libra 12		
Jupiter	0 Scorpio 29 Rx		
Saturn	15 Libra 30		
Uranus	1 Sagittarius 30 Rx		
Neptune	25 Sagittarius 33 Rx		
Pluto	24 Libra 10 Rx		

William III

William III, called William of Orange, was king of England from 1689 to 1702, and stadtholder of the Netherlands from 1672 to 1702, who helped form the Grand Alliance and led England in its so-called Glorious Revolution. Born on November 14, 1650, in The Hague, Holland, William was the posthumous son of William II, prince of Orange and stadtholder of the Netherlands, and Mary, eldest daughter of the English king Charles I. In 1672, after the invasion of the Netherlands by the French king Louis XIV, the leadership of Jan De Witt, grand pensionary of Holland, was repudiated, and William was elected stadtholder, captain-general, and admiral. William fought the French with great resolution, even cutting dikes around Amsterdam to flood the surrounding countryside and halt the advancing French armies. The Dutch suffered severe reverses in subsequent battles. As a result of William's superior diplomacy, however, which also included the strengthening of ties with England by his marriage to the English princess Mary, Louis XIV agreed to terminate the war on terms favorable to the Dutch.

After the accession of James II there was fear in England that the king's policies were directed toward restoring the power of the Roman Catholic church. In July 1688, James's principal opponents secretly invited William, who was Europe's leading Protestant statesman, to bring an army of liberation to England. William and a force totaling about 15,000 men landed at Torbay on November 5, 1688. Most of the English nobility declared for William, and James fled to France. William accepted the Declaration of Rights passed by the Convention Parliament, which met on January 22, 1689, and on February 13, William and Mary were proclaimed joint sovereigns of England. Shortly after the conclusion of this Glorious Revolution, the Scottish parliament accepted the new rulers. Predominantly Catholic Ireland, however, remained loyal to the deposed king and had to be taken by force. In 1690 William led the army that defeated James and his Irish partisans at the Battle of the Boyne. William's reign continued to be marked by abortive Jacobite plots to restore James to the throne. After the death of Mary in 1694, William ruled alone.

In 1689, in pursuit of containing France, William had brought England into the League of Augsburg, thereafter known as the Grand Alliance. For the next eight years he was embroiled in wars on the Continent. He managed by skillful diplomacy to hold the alliance together and, under the terms of the Treaty of Ryswick, Louis XIV of France surrendered much of the territory he had won and recognized William as England's rightful king.

At home William manifested virtually none of the acumen he displayed in foreign affairs. Although he was liberal in some things, it was not he but Parliament, to which he was often opposed, that brought about the reforms effected during his reign, such as the passing of the Bill of Rights, the establishment of the Bank of England, the introduction of ministerial responsibility in government, and the encouragement of a free press.

In 1701 William headed the second Grand Alliance, which became involved in the so-called War of the Spanish Succession. He died on March 19, 1702, before he could take an active part in the struggle. His wife's sister, Queen Anne, succeeded to the throne.

Name	William III, King of Great Britain from 1689 to 1702
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
14th November 1650	unknown	The Hague, The Netherlands
Latitude	52 N 06	Longitude	4 E 18
Source	British Royalty, by Rudi & Diane Flack
Sun	22 Scorpio 17	Ascendant	
Moon		Midheaven	
Mercury	2 Sagittarius 03 Rx	North Node	7 Taurus 35 Rx
Venus	8 Capricorn 25		
Mars	14 Virgo 34 		
Jupiter	20 Scorpio 37		
Saturn	14 Cancer 13 Rx		
Uranus	16 Sagittarius 32		
Neptune	15 Sagittarius 58		
Pluto	11 Gemini 27 Rx		

William IV

William IV was king of Great Britain and Ireland from 1830 to 1837) and king of Hannover from 1830 to 1837, during whose reign the first Reform Bill was passed.

William was born August 21, 1765, in London. The third son of King George III and younger brother of George IV, he entered the British navy in 1779, remaining in its service until 1787. He was made duke of Clarence in 1789. About 1791 he formed a liaison with the Irish actor Dorothea Jordon, by whom he subsequently had ten children. In 1818, after he unexpectedly came into the line of succession to the throne, he married a German princess, Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen, by whom he had two daughters, both of whom died in infancy. He became king in 1830, succeeding his brother.

Warmhearted and well intentioned but rather eccentric, William had virtually no political judgment. The major event of his reign was the passage of the Reform Bill of 1832, which he was persuaded to support by his prime minister, Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey; it was enacted after William finally agreed to create, if necessary, a sufficient number of new peers to overcome the majority opposed to the bill in the House of Lords. The abolition of colonial slavery, the reform of the poor laws, and the Municipal Reform Act followed the 1832 reform of Parliament. William was the last British ruler to try to force parliamentary acceptance of an unpopular ministry, namely the one headed by Sir Robert Peel in 1834-35. William was succeeded to the British throne by his niece Victoria. The throne of Hannover was inherited by his brother Ernest Augustus.

Name	William IV, King of Great Britain from 1820 to 1830
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
21st August 1765	unknown	
Latitude		Longitude	
Source	British Royalty, by Rudi & Diane Flack
Sun	28 Leo 33	Ascendant	
Moon		Midheaven	
Mercury	22 Virgo 47	North Node	7 Pisces 51 Rx
Venus	19 Virgo 09		
Mars	22 Leo 05		
Jupiter	7 Leo 55		
Saturn	5 Gemini 05		
Uranus	25 Aries 01		
Neptune	0 Virgo 27		
Pluto	5 Capricorn 29 Rx		

William Almon Wheeler

William Almon Wheeler was the 19th vice president of the United States, born in Malone, New York, and educated at the University of Vermont. He was admitted to the bar in 1845 and was a member of the New York legislature from 1850 to 1859. From 1861 to 1863 and from 1869 to 1877 he served in the U.S. House of Representatives. While serving in the House, Wheeler formulated an agreement to settle differences between contending political factions in a disputed 1874 Louisiana election. This so-called Wheeler Compromise prevented the breakdown of the Louisiana legislature. Wheeler was the running mate of the Republican candidate Rutherford B. Hayes in the presidential election of 1876 and was designated vice president by the Electoral Commission of 1877.

Name	William Wheeler, vice president to Rutherford B Hayes
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
30th June 1819	unknown	Malone, New York
Latitude	44 N 51	Longitude	74 W 18
Source	American Presidents and Their Wives, by Rudi & Diane Flack
Sun	7 Cancer 59	Ascendant	
Moon		Midheaven	
Mercury	6 Cancer 50	North Node	16 Aries 14 Rx
Venus	11 Gemini 19		
Mars	15 Taurus 19		
Jupiter	16 Aquarius 14 Rx		
Saturn	0 Aries 37		
Uranus	21 Sagittarius 53 Rx		
Neptune	27 Sagittarius 01 Rx		
Pluto	27 Pisces 36 Rx		

Queen Wilhemina

Name	Queen Wilhelmina of Holland
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
		
Latitude		Longitude	
Source	Esoteric Astrology, by Alan Leo
Sun	8 Virgo 38	Ascendant	1 Pisces 50
Moon	23 Cancer 07	Midheaven	19 Sagittarius 00
Mercury	24 Leo 16	North Node	
Venus	23 Virgo 02		
Mars	26 Libra 24		
Jupiter	18 Pisces 41		
Saturn	28 Pisces 34 Rx		
Uranus	9 Virgo 21		
Neptune	14 Taurus 16 Rx		
Pluto			

William II

William II, whose full name was Friedrich Wilhelm Viktor Albert, was the emperor of Germany and king of Prussia from 1888 to 191. His policies helped bring about World War I. William, also known as Kaiser Wilhelm, was born in Berlin and educated at the University of Bonn. He was the son of Prince Frederick William, later German emperor as Frederick III, and Victoria Adelaide Mary Louise, eldest daughter of Queen Victoria of Britain. In 1881, after a period of military service, he was married to Augusta Victoria, princess of Schleswig-Holstein. He became emperor in 1888 upon the death of his father, who had reigned for only three months.

William II's first major action as emperor was his dismissal in 1890 of the aged chancellor Prince Otto von Bismarck, who had been largely responsible for the growth of the German Empire under the emperor's grandfather, William I. Thereafter William II participated significantly, often decisively, in the formulation of foreign and domestic policies. His administration of internal affairs was marked by the rapid transformation of Germany from an agricultural to a major industrial state and by the accompanying development of serious problems in capital-labor relations. William was only partially successful in his attempts to curb the growth of Germany's Social Democratic Party, which ultimately became the largest political group in the empire.

The emperor believed that he ruled by divine right. Foreign affairs interested him, but his policies were contradictory and confused. He professed deep friendship for Britain but drove that country into an alliance with France and Russia by his aggressive program of colonial, commercial, and naval expansion. Similarly, his policy of friendship with Russia and support of Russian ambitions in East Asia was negated by his encouragement of Austro-Hungarian actions in the Balkans. He believed firmly in the efficacy of the Triple Alliance of Germany with Austria-Hungary and Italy as a deterrent to war. Imperial policy under his impulsive guidance severely aggravated the international frictions that culminated in World War I.

During the war William's position became increasingly that of a figurehead. Realizing his own incapacity as a military leader, he left the responsibility for military decisions increasingly to the German generals Paul von Hindenburg and Erich Ludendorff. He ignored the 1917 peace resolutions submitted by the Reichstag and urged continuation of the war. After the German offensive of 1918 failed, unrest mounted among the German armies and people, and William left his country and went to the Netherlands. He was forced to abdicate his throne on November 9, 1918. During the peace negotiations at Versailles, various representatives of the victorious Allies urged vainly that William be extradited and tried as a war criminal. He spent his remaining years in complete seclusion at Doorn Castle in the Netherlands. After the death of the former empress in 1921, William married Hermine, princess of Schönaich-Carolath. He lived to see the resurgence of German armed power; and after his death he was buried with military honors by order of Adolf Hitler.

Name	Kaiser Wilhelm II
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
27th January 1859	2.54 pm	Potsdam
Latitude	52.23 N	Longitude	13.04 E
Source	Queen Victoria and her Descendants, by Alexander Marken
Sun	7 Aquarius 10	Ascendant	
Moon	26 Scorpio 49	Midheaven	
Mercury	13 Capricorn 27	North Node	
Venus	24 Sagittarius 0		
Mars	26 Pisces 49		
Jupiter	11 Gemini 41 Rx		
Saturn	9 Leo 02 Rx		
Uranus	29 Taurus 34 Rx		
Neptune	22 Pisces 57		
Pluto	5 Taurus 36		

Edith Wilson

Name	Edith Wilson, second wife of Woodrow Wilson
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
15th October 1872	9.00 am	Wytheville, Virginia
Latitude	36 N 57	Longitude	81 W 05
Source	American Presidents and Their Wives, by Rudi & Diane Flack
Sun	22 Libra 33	Ascendant	26 Scorpio 25
Moon	8 Aries 53	Midheaven	7 Virgo 45
Mercury	24 Libra 11	North Node	5 Gemini 26 Rx
Venus	16 Scorpio 49		
Mars	6 Virgo 04		
Jupiter	25 Leo 52		
Saturn	15 Capricorn 15		
Uranus	5 Leo 34		
Neptune	24 Aries 58 Rx		
Pluto	20 Taurus 19 Rx		

Ellen Wilson

Name	Ellen Wilson, first wife of Woodrow Wilson
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
15th May 1860	unknown	Savannah, Georgia
Latitude	421 N 05	Longitude	81 W 06
Source	American Presidents and Their Wives, by Rudi & Diane Flack
Sun	25 Taurus 02	Ascendant	
Moon		Midheaven	
Mercury	3 Taurus 15	North Node	5 Aquarius 38 Rx
Venus	10 Cancer 18		
Mars	24 Capricorn 32		
Jupiter	21 Cancer 17		
Saturn	19 Leo 44		
Uranus	7 Gemini 02		
Neptune	28 Pisces 48		
Pluto	8 Taurus 24

Henry Wilson

Henry Wilson was the 18th vice president of the United States. A native of New Hampshire, Wilson served as an indentured farm laborer in his youth. Subsequently he learned shoemaking and in the late 1830s acquired ownership of a shoe factory in Natick, Massachusetts. In 1840 he was elected to the Massachusetts legislature and became a U.S. senator from Massachusetts in 1855. Having been a member of the Whig, Free-Soil, and Know-Nothing parties, he joined the newly formed Republicans in 1855. As chairman of the Senate Committee on Military Affairs during the American Civil War, Wilson played an important role in recruiting, equipping, and training Union forces. He was vice president under Ulysses S. Grant.

Name	Henry Wilson, vice president to Ulysses S Grant
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
16th February 1812	unknown	Farmington, New Hampshire
Latitude	43 N 22	Longitude	71 W 04
Source	American Presidents and Their Wives, by Rudi & Diane Flack
Sun	26 Aquarius 56	Ascendant	
Moon		Midheaven	
Mercury	2 Aquarius 31	North Node	8 Virgo 44 Rx
Venus	27 Pisces 11		
Mars	14 Aries 03		
Jupiter	26 Gemini 44 Rx		
Saturn	8 Capricorn 11		
Uranus	23 Scorpio 22		
Neptune	13 Sagittarius 19		
Pluto	17 Pisces 15		

Woodrow Wilson

Woodrow Wilson was the 28th president of the United States, enacted significant reform legislation and led the United States during World War I. His dream of humanizing “every process of our common life” was shattered in his lifetime by the arrival of the war, but the programs he so earnestly advocated inspired the next generation of political leaders and were reflected in the New Deal of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Wilson's belief in international cooperation through an association of nations led to the creation of the League of Nations and ultimately to the United Nations. For his efforts in this direction, he was awarded the 1919 Nobel Prize for peace. More than any president before him, Wilson was responsible for increasing United States participation in world affairs.

Name	Thomas Woodrow Wilson, 28th President of the USA
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
28th December 1856	12.45 am	Staunton, Virginia
Latitude	38 N 09	Longitude	79 W 04
Source	American Presidents and Their Wives, by Rudi & Diane Flack
Sun	6 Capricorn 46	Ascendant	14 Libra 44
Moon	17 Capricorn 28	Midheaven	16 Cancer 44
Mercury	17 Capricorn 10	North Node	11 Aries 00 Rx
Venus	15 Aquarius 54		
Mars	16 Capricorn 18		
Jupiter	1 Aries 12		
Saturn	11 Cancer 05 Rx		
Uranus	21 Taurus 26 Rx		
Neptune	17 Pisces 54		
Pluto	3 Taurus 45 Rx		

Prince Andrew

Name	Prince Andrew (Windsor), Duke of York
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
19th February 1960	3.30 pm (GMT)	London, England
Latitude	51 N 30	Longitude	0 W 10
Source	Astrology’s Special Measurements
Sun	0 Pisces 00	Ascendant	11 Leo 33
Moon	25 Scorpio 29	Midheaven	22 Aries 38
Mercury	17 Pisces 07	North Node	26 Virgo 06
Venus	28 Capricorn 42		
Mars	27 Capricorn 19		
Jupiter	28 Sagittarius 23		
Saturn	14 Capricorn 56		
Uranus	18 Leo 33 Rx		
Neptune	9 Scorpio 07		
Pluto	6 Virgo 01 Rx		

Princess Anne

Name	Princess Anne (Windsor)
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
15th August 1950	11.50 am	London, England
Latitude	51 N 30	Longitude	0 W 10
Source	Astrology’s Special Measurements
Sun	22 Leo 02	Ascendant	25 Libra 03
Moon	14 Virgo 03	Midheaven	3 Leo 18
Mercury	18 Virgo 41	North Node	0 Aries 07
Venus	28 Cancer 36		
Mars	2 Scorpio 53		
Jupiter	3 Pisces 54 Rx		
Saturn	18 Virgo 49		
Uranus	7 Cancer 55		
Neptune	15 Libra 14		
Pluto	17 Leo 58		

Princess Diana

Diana, Princess of Wales, was born Diana Frances Spencer in Sandringham, Norfolk, England. She was educated at Riddlesworth Hall in Norfolk, and West Heath School in Kent.

From 1979 until 1981 Diana worked as a kindergarten teacher in London. On February 24, 1981, her engagement to Prince Charles, the heir to the British throne, was announced. They were married in Saint Paul’s Cathedral in an internationally televised ceremony on July 29, 1981. The couple had two sons: Prince William Arthur Philip Louis and Prince Henry Charles Albert David.

By the late 1980s the strains in the marriage had been widely publicized, and in December 1992 a separation was announced. By that time Diana had adopted charity work as her royal duty. She withdrew from public activities for about four months in 1993 in an effort to avoid the negative publicity focused on her separation from Prince Charles.

After that, Diana actively supported many charities related to homeless and deprived children, drug abuse, and victims of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). In 1987 Diana shocked many people when she shook the hand of an AIDS patient. She was the vice president of the British Red Cross and served as a member of the International Red Cross advisory board. In August 1996 Diana and Charles were legally divorced. A year later Diana was killed in an automobile accident in Paris, France.

Name	Princess Diana (Windsor)
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
1st July 1961	9.14pm	Sandringham, England
Latitude	52N50	Longitude	0E30
Source	Synastry, by Penny Thornton
Sun	9 Cancer 40	Ascendant	18 Sagittarius 24
Moon	25 Aquarius 02	Midheaven	23 Libra 03
Mercury	3 Cancer 13 Rx	North Node	28 Leo 1128 Leo 11
Venus	24 Taurus 24		
Mars	1 Virgo 39		
Jupiter	6 Aquarius 05 Rx		
Saturn	27 Capricorn 49 Rx		
Uranus	23 Leo 21		
Neptune	8 Scorpio 49 Rx		
Pluto	6 Virgo 07		

Prince Edward

Name	Prince Edward (Windsor)
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
10th March 1964	8.20 pm	Buckingham Palace
Latitude		Longitude	
Source	Queen Victoria and her Descendants, by Alexander Marken
Sun	20 Pisces 18	Ascendant	
Moon	9 Aquarius 54	Midheaven	
Mercury	18 Pisces 0	North Node	
Venus	3 Taurus 46		
Mars	15 Pisces 45		
Jupiter	22 Aries 27		
Saturn	28 Aquarius 31		
Uranus	7 Virgo 29 Rx		
Neptune	17 Virgo 43 Rx		
Pluto	12 Virgo 44 Rx		

Prince Harry

Name	Prince Harry (Windsor), son of Prince Charles
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
15th September 1984	3.20 pm	St Mary’s Hospital
Latitude		Longitude	
Source	Queen Victoria and her Descendants, by Alexander Marken
Sun	22 Virgo 58	Ascendant	
Moon	20 Capricorn 51	Midheaven	
Mercury	8 Sagittarius 32	North Node	
Venus	6 Scorpio 37		
Mars	7 Leo 11		
Jupiter	5 Cancer 20 Rx		
Saturn	29 Leo 56		
Uranus	12 Scorpio 47		
Neptune	15 Sagittarius 02		
Pluto	15 Libra 34		

Princess Margaret

Princess Margaret was the younger sister of Queen Elizabeth II. She was born Margaret Rose on August 21, 1930, at Glamis Castle, Scotland, and was privately educated. After the death of her father, King George VI, in 1952, she assumed various ceremonial duties, such as official tours of Commonwealth territories. Refused permission to marry the divorced Royal Air Force captain Peter Townsend, a former member of her father's staff, she later married the British photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones, a commoner who in 1961 was created Earl of Snowdon. They had two children, David Albert Charles, Viscount Linley and Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones. The couple were divorced in 1978 after two years' legal separation.

Name	Princess Margaret (Windsor)
Date of Birth	Time of Birth	Place of Birth	
21 August 1930	9:22pm (BST)	Glamis, Scotland
Latitude	56N37	Longitude	3W01
Source	Synastry, by Penny Thornton
Sun	28 Leo 02	Ascendant	6 Aries 05
Moon	25 Cancer 15	Midheaven	1 Capricorn 45
Mercury	24 Virgo 56	North Node	25 Aries 24
Venus	12 Libra 56		
Mars	25 Gemini 48		
Jupiter	12 Cancer 00		
Saturn	5 Capricorn 34 Rx		
Uranus	15 Aries 00 Rx		
Neptune	3 Virgo 07		
Pluto	20 Cancer 10		

Endnote: Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia Stanadard 2002 was used as the source for biographical information in this book.