Celebrity Natal Charts

Celebrity Natal Charts

Celebrity Natal Charts refers to the collection, verification, and interpretive analysis of horoscopic birth charts belonging to public figures, historical icons, and cultural influencers. Often categorized alongside data verification protocols like the Rodden Rating system, this area of study utilizes documented birth times of notable individuals to research recurring astrological configurations, test interpretive theories, and analyze public persona versus private psychological drives.

Appearances

Ascendant, Physical Appearances, and Celebrity Natal Charts. This archival item is Marion March’s study, “Appearances”, published by Aquarius Workshop. The text outlines how astrological chart factors influence a person’s physical body type, facial features, height, hair, and demeanor. March details general rules involving the ascending sign, planets conjunct the Ascendant or Midheaven, elements, modes, decanates, and the lunar nodes. She then provides detailed physical and personality descriptions for all twelve rising signs, accompanied by natal chart diagrams for public figures such as Barbra Streisand, Gerald Ford, Judy Garland, Pablo Picasso, Richard Nixon, John F. Kennedy, Jackie Kennedy, Marilyn Monroe, Princess Diana, and Robert Redford.

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A Missing Link – Charts without Squares or Oppositions

Aspects, Celebrity Natal Charts, Squares, and Oppositions. This archival item is Marion D. March’s study, “A Missing Link: Charts Without Squares or Oppositions”. The text explores the psychological and behavioral impacts of horoscopes that lack traditional tension aspects like squares or oppositions. March argues that squares provide the drive needed to fight for survival and overcome obstacles, while oppositions foster interpersonal awareness and self-understanding. Through detailed natal chart analyses of personal acquaintances alongside public figures such as artist Georges Braque, painter Vincent van Gogh, performer Fanny Brice, and actor Montgomery Clift, the author demonstrates how individuals without these major hard aspects navigate life challenges, internalize tensions, or overcompensate through other planetary imbalances.

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Vesta: Keeper of the Flame (1994)

  • 3 pages
  • Astrologers' Newsletter
  • 1994

Vesta (Asteroid), Celebrity Natal Charts, and Asteroid Goddesses. This archival item is the 1994 article “VESTA: KEEPER OF THE FLAME” by Frances McEvoy, published in the Astrologers’ Newsletter. It outlines Vesta’s 1807 discovery, its 29 year orbital cycle, and its mythological roots as the Roman goddess of the hearth and keeper of the sacred flame. McEvoy defines Vesta as the astrological archetype of dedication, purity, solitude, and devotion to meaningful work rather than personal power or material gain. The author provides natal placements and delineations for dozens of historical and public figures including Marie Curie, Margaret Mead, Rose Kennedy, Maria Montessori, Anne Frank, Queen Victoria, Jerry Brown, Michel Gauquelin, Yasser Arafat, Angela Davis, and Helen Keller. A concluding data column by Lorraine Welsh provides verified birth data for figures including Mitt Romney and Pope John Paul II.

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The Ceres Cycle (1993)

  • 4 pages
  • 1991

Ceres (Asteroid), Celebrity Natal Charts, and Asteroid Goddesses. This archival item is the 1993 article “The Ceres Cycle” by Frances McEvoy, reprinted from the Astrologers Newsletter. It details the 1801 discovery of Ceres, its twenty-three year orbital cycle, and its mythological association with Demeter, nurturing, and parenting. McEvoy examines Ceres placements in the birth charts of notable mothers and children, providing exact chart placements and delineations for figures such as Queen Victoria, Rose Kennedy, Ethel Kennedy, Bill Clinton, Liza Minnelli, Gloria Vanderbilt, Liv Ullmann, Isadora Duncan, Ingrid Bergman, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Shirley MacLaine. The article emphasizes how Ceres configurations signal themes of maternal devotion, parent child separations, loss, and the protection of children’s rights.

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Pallas: Goddes of Wisdom, Statecraft (1986)

  • NCGR Newsletter Vol. 3 #1 January 1986
  • 2 pages
  • 1983

Pallas (Asteroid), Celebrity Natal Charts, and Asteroid Goddesses. This archival item is the 1986 article “PALLAS: Goddess of Wisdom, Statecraft” by Frances McEvoy, reprinted from the Astrologers Newsletter. It details Pallas’s 1802 discovery, its 60-year orbital cycle, and its core themes of wisdom, strategy, and statecraft. McEvoy analyzes Pallas placements across 18 high-achieving women—including Maureen Reagan, Simone de Beauvoir, Emily Dickinson, Clara Barton, Katharine Hepburn, Amelia Earhart, Lucille Ball, and Barbara Walters—to define the rational, career-driven “Pallas woman”.

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Juno First Lady of the Gods

Juno: First Lady of the Gods (Version 2) (1991)

  • 2 pages
  • 1991

Juno (Asteroid), Marriage Significators, and Celebrity Natal Charts serve as the primary focus areas of this historical astrological literature. This archival item is the September 1991 issue (Volume 11, Number 1) of the Astrologers’ Newsletter, a publication of the Boston chapter of the National Council for Geocosmic Research (NCGR). The featured article, “Juno: First Lady of the Gods” by Frances McEvoy, examines the fourth-largest asteroid through its Capricorn station and orbital cycle, its recurring pattern of stations and ingresses, and its mythological identity as Hera, the wife of Jupiter and only married woman among the Olympians. The digital file preserves an extended survey correlating Juno placements, stations, and nodal contacts across the natal charts of prominent public figures including Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Eleanor Roosevelt, Elizabeth Taylor, Queen Elizabeth II, and Barbara Bush, arguing for Juno as a primary indicator of marriage, partnership, and the social recognition of committed relationships.

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Ceres: Food Provider and Grieving Mother (1985)

  • Vol 4, Issue 7
  • 3 pages
  • 1987

Ceres (Asteroid), Maternal Significators, and Celebrity Natal Charts serve as the primary focus areas of this historical astrological literature. This archival item is the March 1985 issue (Volume 4, Number 7) of the Astrologers’ Newsletter, a publication of the Boston chapter of the National Council for Geocosmic Research (NCGR). The featured article, “Ceres: Food Provider and Grieving Mother” by Frances McEvoy, examines the largest asteroid through its discovery, its orbital cycle and eclipse involvement, and its mythological identity as Demeter, the Earth Mother goddess of agriculture and the bereaved parent of Persephone. The digital file preserves an extended survey correlating Ceres placements across the natal charts of prominent public figures including Shirley MacLaine, Liza Minnelli, Eleanor Roosevelt, Queen Victoria, and Ingrid Bergman, arguing for Ceres as an indicator of nurturing, maternal devotion, and the grief of parental loss, while tying its 1984-85 transit through Taurus to the Ethiopian famine and the American farm crisis.

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Mercury Hour 52nd Edition Jan 1987

Mercury Hour 52nd Edition Jan 1987

  • 52nd Edition
  • 74 pages
  • Lynchburg ,VA, USA
  • 1987

Mundane Astrology, Weather Forecasting, and Celebrity Natal Charts. serve as the primary focus areas of this historical astrological literature. This archival item is the January 1987 issue (52nd Edition) of Mercury Hour, “The Astrologer’s Astrological Magazine,” a reader-driven periodical edited by Edith Custer and produced in Lynchburg, Virginia. The issue is built largely from member correspondence, chart data exchanges, and columns rather than a single feature, and it gathers contributions from a wide network of working astrologers including Marc Penfield, Robert Cole, Ann Kreilkamp, Dorothy Willis, and Al H. Morrison. The digital file preserves an extensive spread of practical and speculative material: long-range weather forecasting keyed to Saturn, Neptune, and Uranus configurations; Ann Kreilkamp’s generational study of children born under the 1962-68 Uranus/Pluto conjunction in Virgo; Marc Penfield’s mundane and rectification work on stock market cycles, the Romanov family, and the incorporation dates of American counties and cities; John Kalus on Ronald Reagan’s disputed ascendant; and dense Data Corner and Chart Mart sections trading birth data for public figures, alongside book reviews, conference reports, and advertisements documenting the mid-1980s astrological trade.

Mercury Hour
Issue Highlights

Book Reviews
By Marion March
The Changing Sky, A Practical Guide to the New Predictive Astrology
by Steven Forrest
Toward a New Astrology [The Approach of Edgar Cayce] by Ry Redd
Interpreting Solar Returns by James Eshelman
Complete Horoscope Interpretation: Putting Together Your Planetary Profile
by Maritha Pottenger
Seven Paths to Understanding by Zipporah Dobyns and William Wrobel
Asteroid Goddesses by Demetra George with Douglas Bloch
Astro-Data III by Lois M. Rodden
Healing Pluto Problems by Donna Cunningham
The Timing of Events: Electional Astrology by Bruce Scofield
Generations and the Outer Planet Cycles by Steve Cozzi
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The Astrological Art Calendar 1987 – Ellin Yassky
Llewellyn Astrological Calendar 1987 & Llewellyn Daily Planetary Guide –
Mindy Krupp
The Moon in Your Life by Arlene Robertson – Edith Custer
Classical Scientific Astrology by George C. Noonan – Olivia Barclay
Astro-Data III by Lois Rodden – T. Patrick Davis
Articles
A Flood Warning for New Year’s – Nancy Ray
UAC Conference – Marion D. March [report]
The Uranus/Pluto in Virgo Generation 1962-68 – Ann Kreilkamp
The Prediction Game – Robert Cole
The Market Goes Up and Down – Marc Penfield
Massacre or Escape? – Marc Penfield
The Aquarian Agenda – Robert Cole
Astrology in the Bible, Part I – Lew Paxton Price
Down to Earth Astrology – Howard Stephen Berg
Reagan’s Real Ascendant, Part I – John Kalus
Astrology & The Weather, Forecasting the Weather – Dorothy Willis
Sidereal Astrology: Influence of the Houses, Part 1 – Kevin W. Barrett
Relationships and Astrology, Part 1 – Klara Henderson
The Southern States of the Confederacy – Marc Penfield [“readmission” dates]
The Counties of America – Marc Penfield [dates of incorporation]
Corrections or Errata Sheet to 2001 – Marc Penfield [book corrections]
Hot Legs from Nutbush: The Chart of Tina Turner – Marc Heereen Penfield
Reinterpreting the Basics – John H. Roth, Jr.
The Tenth Aquarian Age – Robert Cole
Comments on our Marvelous Solar System – Wendy Hawks
This and That – Marc Penfield
Horoscope Du Jour – T. Patrick Davis [chart of the AFA]
Discussions
“Key to the Universe”/astrology/numerology/Einstein’s unified theory
AFA
Chart data
(some incomplete or in question)
(see below for Marc Penfield’s Chart Mart charts)
Sunny von Bulow
The Montgolfier Balloon [first manned, untethered flight]
NASA
Steamboat “Clermont” [first run]
Notable contributors
Lillian Huber (completion of Metro Atlanta Astrological Society HQ)
Al H. Morrison (Chiron glyph)
Reinhold Ebertin [notes on his book COSMOPOLITICS]
Joylyn Hill [India/Israel; US Presidents with afflicted Moons]
Additional Chart Data
From Chart Mart – Marc Penfield
Castro, Fidel
Geldof, Bob
Iacocca, Lee
Knight, Ted
Lansbury, Angela
Leakey, Richard
Lennon, Julian
Rossellini, Roberto

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Frances McEvoy Juno First Lady of the Gods V.1 Volume 11 Issue 9 and 10

Juno First Lady of the Gods

  • V.1 Volume 11 Issue 9 and 10
  • 2 pages
  • National Council of Geocosmic Research (NCGR)
  • 1985

Juno (Asteroid), Marriage Significators, and Celebrity Natal Charts serve as the primary focus areas of this historical astrological literature. This archival item is the September and October 1985 issue (Volume 11, Issue 9 & 10) of the member letter, a monthly publication of the National Council for Geocosmic Research (NCGR), edited by Jan Barak. The featured article, “Juno: First Lady of the Gods” by Frances McEvoy, examines the fourth-largest asteroid through its 48-year return cycle, its recurring 9-9-4-9-4-9-4 year pattern of Libra ingresses and stations, and its mythological identity as the wife of Jupiter. The digital file preserves an extended survey correlating Juno placements, stations, and nodal contacts across the natal charts of prominent public figures including Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Eleanor Roosevelt, Elizabeth Taylor, and Queen Elizabeth II, arguing for Juno as a primary indicator of marriage, partnership, and the social recognition of committed relationships.

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