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	The New Age Files - Biogs and Info - George Hunt Williamson
		George Hunt Williamson, UFO contactee and author, is the pen name of Dr. Michel D.M. d'Obrenovic (1926-1986), a prominent Christian scholar, Eastern Orthodox bishop, and Grand Prior of the Knights of Malta.
		Williamson was a prolific writer on the theme of contact with extraterrestrials.
		Williamson later ventured the opinion that Hunrath "was working as an agent for the Blacks of six solar systems of the Orion Nebula." His own researches continued in an unbroken trajectory, encompassing hermetics, ancient tribal lore, and Theosophical literature.
	thenewagefiles.shadowweb.info /biogs_info/williamson_george_hunt.php (1506 words)

	George Hunt Williamson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		George Hunt Williamson (December 9, 1926 - January, 1986), aka Michael d'Obrenovic and Brother Philip, was one of the "four guys named George" among the mid-1950s contactees.
		Williamson, born in Chicago, to parents George Williamson and Bernice Hunt, was mystically inclined as a teenager, but transferred some of his occult enthusiasm to flying saucers in the late 1940s.
		In early 1951 Williamson was expelled on academic grounds from the University of Arizona.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/George_Hunt_Williamson (789 words)

	About The Year of the Blues Artist, George Hunt
		George was selected because his deeply rooted history in blues combines with his bold, dramatic, artistic style to produce images that capture both the uniqueness of the individual and the essence of this colorful music.
		Hunt’s work has been exhibited in both individual and group shows nationally, and it is part of the permanent collections of museums as well private collectors such as Anthony Quinn and Eddie Murphy.
		Hunt’s knowledge of blues and the inspiration for his work come from his life experience steeped in the music, juke joints and back roads of the deep south.
	www.bluesmuseum.org /hunt_bio.html (462 words)

	George Adamski - The Black Vault Encyclopedia Project (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		George Adamski (April 17, 1891 – April 23, 1965) was a Polish-born American who claimed to have seen and photographed ships from other planets, met people from other planets and to have gone on flights with them.
		George Adamski emigrated from Poland with his family at the age of two, to Dunkirk, New York state.
		Adamski claimed he and George Hunt Williamson were able to take plaster casts of what he claimed were the Venusian's footprints which contained mysterious symbols.
	www.blackvault.com /wiki/index.php/George_Adamski (884 words)

	Welcome to George Hunt Gallery at LongRiver Memphis
		George Hunt was born more than 60 years ago of humble beginnings, and over a lifetime of living, learning, watching, growing, creating and translating his visions into paintings, he has emerged as one of the most important African-American artist in the South.
		George Hunt was honored for his painting, “America Cares/Little Rock Nine” at ceremonies in Little Rock and Memphis.
		George Hunt appeared at great length in many segments of the 13-part “Year of the Blues” PBS radio series telling vivid stories of his experience with blues music, rooted deep in the rural south.
	www.longriver.net /hunt.html (415 words)

	The Mystery of Markawasi by Dr. Robert M. Schoch \| TDG - Science, Magick, Myth and History
		Williamson, an advocate of UFO contact in ancient and modern times, associated the Markawasi structures with extraterrestrials and giants of past eons.
		Williamson relates a couple of personal experiences on the Markawasi Plateau that, based on both my own experiences and persons I had a chance to speak with firsthand (but whom prefer to remain anonymous, and I feel that is best at the moment), are not so farfetched.
		George Hunt Williamson and the Genesis of the Contactees.
	dailygrail.com /node/2470 (4468 words)

	Other Tongues--Other Flesh Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		George Hunt Williamson was a pioneering UFO researcher who developed many of the themes of modern UFOology.
		Williamson invented the concept of 'walk-ins,' who he called 'The Wanderers.' Walk-ins are normal humans who are actually (unknown to themselves) reincarnated 'Space Brothers.' Williamson also worked with George Adamski, another UFO pioneer.
		Williamson believed that most of the aliens visiting Earth look like humans (or are humans), are benign, and preach a telepathic message of peace and brotherhood.
	www.sacred-texts.com /ufo/otof/index.htm (316 words)

	Flying Saucers and Four Guys Named George: Adamski, Van Tassel, Williamson and King
		Settle back and enjoy a blast from the past as George Adamski, George Van Tassel, George Hunt Williamson and George King connect with the martians.
		George Hunt Williamson accompanied George Adamski in November, 1952, when Adamski claims he met Orthon.
		George Hunt Williamson is interviewed in 1954 by Carl Hunrath.
	ufoinfo.com /ufobooks/fourguys.shtml (972 words)

	Amazon.com: Profile For Rory Coker: Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		George Hunt Williamson was a very strange character indeed, and this is one of his first books, originally published in 1958, and having been kept pretty much continuously in print ever since.
		Actually, Williamson was pretty handy with a Ouija board, and I suspect his "boarding sessions" (as he called them) were the main source of the "plot" of the present volume.
		Williamson was one of the more unusual figures to emerge during the classic era of "saucer contactees" in 1952 - 57.
	www.amazon.com /gp/cdp/member-reviews/A33UDDOH82EROT?_encoding=UTF8 (3076 words)

	UFO*BC Historical Audio Recordings on CD
		The listener may be interested that one of George Hunt Williamson’s claims to fame is that he was a witness to George Adamski’s contactee experience that is briefly described in Volume 8.
		George Hunt Williamson – interview by CBC radio on Feb 7, 1958.
		George describes a sighting that he witnessed with George Adamski on Feb 7, 1958.
	www.ufobc.ca /Store/historical-cd.htm (2056 words)

	Amazon.com: Other Voices: Books: George Hunt Williamson,A. Bailey,Timothy Green Beckley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Williamson tells his own story matter of factly, and Beckley tries to make the most of what is seemingly happening.Voices talking to us from out of thin air are nothing new.
		Williamson and Bailey, according to Timothy Green Beckley's new and updated introduction, "were ham radio operators who claimed contact with extraterrestrial beings who were continually broadcasting messages to them from spaceships circling in the Earth's uppermost atmosphere.
		Even further, Williamson and Bailey are clearly examples of what was called in the 1950s "contactees," a term that today is shunned by even the mainstream UFO community and is understood to mean people on the outer edges of the lunatic fringe.
	www.amazon.com /Other-Voices-George-Hunt-Williamson/dp/0938294644 (1978 words)

	Timeline
		George leaves an exemplary career in aviation and moves to Giant Rock with his wife, Eva, and their 3 daughters.
		George develops a telepathic relationship with Solgonda and a Venusian Council and begins to “channel” vast amounts of information related to time travel and the technologies of rejuvenation.
		George breaks ground to build the Integratron and invests the next 18 years in its construction.
	www.integratron.com /2History/Timeline.html (979 words)

	George by Davis and Davis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		George is a radio shack with longwave radio receiver and a seance room with homemade Ouija board.
		The board is a replica of one used by self-styled anthropologist / UFO contactee George Hunt Williamson to contact extraterrestrials in 1952.
		The receiver is tuned to 405 kilocycles, the same frequency at which Williamson received several International Morse Code messages from MASAR (Mars), having obtained his radio-tuning instructions via the board.
	www.davisanddavis.org /gafsj/george.html (101 words)

	Hearne Fine Art Artists - George Hunt Bio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In 2005 Hunt was selected by the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival to paint an image for their Congo Square Heritage Poster.
		Hunt was commissioned to create an original painting commemorating the 40th anniversary of the event.
		George Hunt's name and images have become synonymous with Blues Festivals from Telluride and Chicago to Memphis.
	www.hearnefineart.com /hfa/bio_georgehunt.html (612 words)

	The Birth of the Modern UFO Mythos - Sub-Figura vel Liber VIII
		George Hunt Williamson and the Genesis of the Contactees
		George Hunt Williamson, who died in 1986 at the relatively early age of 60.
		In addition to Williamson, his post-war circle is believed to have included seminal contacteé George Adamski and others of the same kidney.
	www.bibliotecapleyades.net /bb/book_eight04.htm (1742 words)

	Grey Lodge Occult Review :: Issue #9 :: The Time-Spanners ::
		George Hunt Williamson -- 1950's era carnival barker for Adamski's Venusian UFO Space Brothers was not only a seminal UFOlogist but also an mysterious occultist and maverick archaeologist, after who the legendary "Indiana Jones" was eventually patterned.
		George Hunt Williamson, UFO contactee and author,a prominent Christian scholar, Eastern Orthodox bishop (Nestorian Church - Ed.
		How the early race that arrived from outer space is related to the space visitors of our day is not known, but members of this race, the first to achieve civilization upon the Earth, were called Cyclo-peans, and are known in the secret, arcane knowledge as the 'L' Race, or simply, the 'El's'.
	www.greylodge.org /occultreview/glor_009/timespanners.htm (6477 words)

	The Why Files website your portal to unexplained phenomenon. Discover the facts about George Adamski
		I was enthralled as a teenager to read the story of George Adamski who rode out to Desert Center, California on November 20, 1952 to meet a visitor from the planet Venus, an event attested to by six witnesses who signed a notarized statement.
		George Adamski had described his meeting with a man at Desert Center and remarking that the flesh of his hand was as smooth as a baby's, but firm and warm.
		Although true of the vast proportion of abductees as well, it was felt that the contactee should have someone else that would attest to the reality of the experience.
	www.thewhyfiles.net /adamski.htm (3504 words)

	LIQUIDATION OF THE UFO INVESTIGATORS!
		(Williamson disappeared mysteriously in 1965) Adamski also claimed to have traveled to Venus and to have been in telepathic communication with saucermen.
		Williamson disappeared while on an anthropological expedition to Peru in 1965.
		Another mystery is the disappearance of Dr. George Hunt Williamson in 1965.
	www.geocities.com /zoomar1/liquidation.html (3406 words)

	George Hunt Williamson
		Williamson naît en 1926 à; Chicago, dans le comté de Cook (Illinois), fils de George et Bernice (Hunt) Williamson.
		Williamson cite aussi la Bible pour identifier les ET "maléfiques".
		George Hunt Williamson and the Genesis of the Contactees par Alec Hidel
	www.rr0.org /WilliamsonGeorgeHunt.html (667 words)

	George Hunt Williamson - Unexplained Mysteries Discussion Forums
		Williamson was honest in his Search- he was not going to settle for the half hearted and the spurious and he moved on from these early influences, - he carried on his search into the future with even more energy.
		The dramatic increase in UFO awareness in the late forties and early fifties resonated very deeply with Williamson, because in his childhood he had had personal experiences through dreams and physical reality with the UFO archetype and phenomenon.
		Williamson felt that these shapes in the stone were left by the Els (sometimes called the Elohim) who existed on our earth millions of years ago and eventually evolved behind the physical existence.
	www.unexplained-mysteries.com /forum/index.php?showtopic=92076 (1038 words)

	George Hunt Williamson & the Genesis of the Contactees
		George Hunt Williamson & the Genesis of the Contactees
		George Hunt Williamson & the Genesis of the Contactees by Alec Hidel [George Hunt Williamson -- 1950's era carnival barker for Adamski's Venusian UFO Space Brothers was not only a seminal UFOlogist but also an mysterious occultist and maverick archaeologist, after who the legendary "Indiana Jones" was eventually patterned.
		(?) Williamson later ventured the opinion that Hunrath "was working as an agent for the Blacks of six solar systems of the Orion Nebula." His own researches continued in an unbroken trajectory, encompassing hermetics, ancient tribal lore, and Theosophical literature.
	www.ufomind.com /misc/1997/mar/d21-002.shtml (1664 words)

	Flying Saucers and Four Guys Named George: Adamski, Van Tassel, Williamson and King
		Settle back and enjoy a blast from the past as George Adamski, George Van Tassel, George Hunt Williamson and George King connect with the martians.
		George Hunt Williamson accompanied George Adamski in November, 1952, when Adamski claims he met Orthon.
		George Hunt Williamson is interviewed in 1954 by Carl Hunrath.
	www.ufoinfo.com /ufobooks/fourguys.shtml (972 words)

	Calling Occupants (The Giant Rock Conventions) - UFO Evidence (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		George Van Tassel quit his job as an aircraft inspector for Howard Hughes' Lockheed company.
		In 1955, at the second convention, speakers included George Hunt Wiliamson, George Adamski and another new star, former physician Charles Laughead, who had very likely met Williamson in the intervening year and begun a lengthy series of changelings in their home base of Whipple, Arizona.
		George Van Tassel died in of a heart attack in a hotel room in Santa Ana, California on 9 February 1978.
	www.ufoevidence.org /documents/doc1904.htm (2069 words)

	Saucerology
		This recording is difficult to listen to due to the blend of music, voice change during the alleged channeling of Hatton and the use of the so-called Solex Mal language.
		04: George Adamski is interviewed by Desmond Leslie, co-author of The Flying Saucers Have Landed, in 1954.
		19: George Adamski is interviewed by Earl J. Neff of the Cleveland, OH UFO Project (CUP) on 03.13.1959.
	www.fadeddiscs.com /saucerology.html (999 words)

	The Secrets of the Mojave - Branton (Page 9)
		George Adamski, the 1950's "contactee" and alleged Rosicrucian, was one of several who claimed to have had contacted Aryan-like saucer pilots during that time period.
		Contactee George Hunt Williamson (whose real name was Michael d'Obrenovic) was associated with Pelly's organization, 'Soulcraft', in the early fifties.
		Other associates of Williamson during the great era of the 'flying saucers' were such contactees as John McCoy and the two Stanford brothers, Ray and Rex.
	www.v-j-enterprises.com /mojave9.html (11425 words)

	George Hunt Williamson
		I was with George Adamski in November of 1952 when he had the memorable contact in the desert with the flying saucer.
		We wondered what to do with the information we had collected and decided to go to see George Adamski who was only 400 miles away from us.
		This friend of mine was at Mount Palomar and asked his former classmate, the astronomer, how it was that an amateur photographer like George Adamski could get pictures of saucers and Mount Palomar could not, and if Adamski's pictures were fake.
	www.bibliotecapleyades.net /bb/williamson.htm (8008 words)

	The B:.B:. © (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		I was with George Adamski in November of 1952 when he had the memorable contact in the desert with the flying saucer.
		We wondered what to do with the information we had collected and decided to go to see George Adamski who was only 400 miles away from us.
		This friend of mine was at Mount Palomar and asked his former classmate, the astronomer, how it was that an amateur photographer like George Adamski could get pictures of saucers and Mount Palomar could not, and if Adamski's pictures were fake.
	eaglesdisobey.org /brethren/spacebro.htm (8027 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		According to Moseley, anti-Jewish sentiments first crept into Ufology in the 1950s when self-proclaimed contactees like George Adamski and George Hunt Williamson described blond, blue-eyed aliens in line with the Nazi ideal.
		Hatonn claims that "so-called Jews are descendants of Khazars, a Mongolian, nomadic tribe." In fact, according to The Trillion Dollar Lie, the book supposedly "channeled" by a Tehachapi, California, grandmother named Doris Ecker, Hatonn rants that the horrors of the Holocaust never occurred, at least not in the sense that history books contend.
		Instead, the alleged Pleiadian, citing as his source the incendiary and highly anti-Semitic piece of human propaganda, The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, asserts the evils of a group of "elite Zionists" bent on ruling the world.
	www.paranetinfo.com /UFO_Files/ufo/antisem.txt (589 words)

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