See the C in the Sea!! Part 3: Lure and Mystery of the C

My previous post left off with this excerpt:

 So we have a "Darwin" pattern-cluster in the works and an indication that we're on the 'wright' track.  

• Ian William Richardson (7 April 1934 – 9 February 2007) 
• Aubrey Woods (9 April 1928 – 7 May 2013)

We have a  "April 7, May 7, ___/ 7th Day Sequence Pattern-cluster.  In the case of this gapped cluster, we don't need to investigate.  June 7th is the birthday of Trish MacGregor, another key player in the inner twin worlds Starr Family Production.  

This continued to play on my mind.  I had the inkling that the surnames "Darwin" and "Woods" whad a cryptic meaning and connection.  And the surname Woods is an addition to the prolific "Wood/Would... Theme" pattern-cluster.  Since Trish also factors in, I considered it a heads up, and so I paid a visit to the MacGregor's synchrosecrets blog.  AND, I hit pay dirt, note the title of their most recent post:  Cedar Key (posted May 2nd).  Cedar after all is related to "wood" and so a connection to the above surname "Woods".  We are on the 'wright' track.  

The name Cedar Key stands out as well for the cryptic phrase within  re: sea/see/c dar key.  As for the "dar", I'm reminded of the same three letters in "Darwin", and it had occurred to me yesterday to investigate this further, butt I guess my inner twin was waiting for the MacGregor's to kick in: play their part in the  Starr Family Production.  So note the etymology: 

dar Arabic word, literally "house," used in place names, such as Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, literally "House of Peace."

So the cryptic phrase in the name Darwin is "House Win"!!   And the cryptic phrase in "Cedar key" becomes "see house key" (with "sea" and "c" factoring in).

In the post the MacGregor's talk about their trip to Cedar Key, an Island just off the coast of Florida where they live. They mention an earlier Island with the same name, note this excerpt:

The original Cedar Key was called Atsena Otie Key and lies about half a mile away. In the late 1800s, it was home to a pencil-wood factory – Eagle pencils – and several hundred residents. The cedar trees that provided the wood for the pencils were wiped out and in 1896, so was the island. That was the year a hurricane and a ten-foot storm surge flattened Atsena Otie Key. 

That "pencil-wood" crops up brings new cryptic connection to the surname "woods", given that wood is a word that describes "dead trees"...that's used for making many things such as pencils and houses.

So venturing to the Atsena Otie Key wiki page, 2 notable persons are mentioned, note from their wiki pages:

• William Jenkins Worth (March 1, 1794 – May 7, 1849
• Augustus Steele (June 4, 1792 - October 25, 1864) 

The first thing that stands out was their names-- the cryptic phrase within, which I won't go into.  Worth's date of death stands out given that May 7th is also Woods date of death:

• Aubrey Woods (9 April 1928 – 7 May 2013)

Note this next excerpt from the Atsena Otie Key wiki page:

A powerful hurricane and a 10-foot tidal wave crossed the island on September 29, 1896.

The Cedar Key wiki page gives more info: over 100 people lost their lives in the hurricane.

Note this next excerpt from the MacGregor's post:

                                    

The MacGregor's don't give any information as to what the list is about.  I'm assuming that it's a list of those in the cemetery at 1877 which was before the hurricane.  I'm quite sure that the MacGregor's put this there for me to work with, as I stated many times since our meeting: we jive together, not by choice, butt because our inner twin's influence, and as part of the "Starr Family Production".
The first date in the list is 11/11!!!!  A definite heads up.  And two of the dates June 7 and August 31 pertain to the MacGregor's, given that June 7 is Trish's birthday and August 31 is her daughter Megan's.  Hmmm so why would the inner twin world leave out Rob MacGregor (husband/father)?!
As well, my daughter's birthday, January 21st is also in the list.  These things have other meaning, butt what?!