Imagined Catching a Wild Bull in Barbados

Autobiographical memory recalled by Neville in his lectures. Year derived: age 6 + birth 1905 = 1911. Told 1 time (1968). Judged his own (not a retold third-party story) by the whose_age adjudication.
Date (happened)
between 19 February 1911 and 18 February 1914
unresolved
  1. between 19 February 1911 and 18 February 1914 estimated · preferred
    Source Who AM I ¶46birth anchor hist_event 950 (1905-02-19) applied to the stated ages 'six, seven, eight' in passage 542557
    Why Existing claim's end-year (1913) looks one year short if age eight is meant to run its full course; flagged, not altered.
    Reasoning Passage 542557 directly states the ages six, seven and eight. Using the corpus's certain birth-date anchor, the exact calendar span covered by those ages is 1911-02-19 to 1914-02-18 -- one year further than the existing year-only claim (1911..1913), which reads as simple year-arithmetic (1905+6, 1905+8) rather than birthday-exact bounds. This adds day-level precision the existing claim lacks rather than re-asserting it.
  2. c. 1911 stated · possible
    Source age 6 + birth 1905 = 1911 (1 statement, told 1968)
  3. between 1911 and 1913 stated
    Source Who AM I ¶46"When I was a boy in my, well, six, seven, eight", told in Who AM I (nid 1554)
  4. between 1905 and 1917 stated · probable
    Source It Is Within ¶7"as a little child", told in It Is Within (nid 1835)
  5. between 19 February 1911 and 18 February 1914 estimated
    Source Who AM I ¶46birth anchor hist_event 950 (1905-02-19) applied to the stated ages 'six, seven, eight' in passage 542557
    Why Existing claim's end-year (1913) looks one year short if age eight is meant to run its full course; flagged, not altered.
    Reasoning Passage 542557 directly states the ages six, seven and eight. Using the corpus's certain birth-date anchor, the exact calendar span covered by those ages is 1911-02-19 to 1914-02-18 -- one year further than the existing year-only claim (1911..1913), which reads as simple year-arithmetic (1905+6, 1905+8) rather than birthday-exact bounds. This adds day-level precision the existing claim lacks rather than re-asserting it.
Place
Persons
Told / reported
  1. 15 December 1968 stated · doubtful
    Source Who AM IWho AM I (nid 1554), telling 1554-5, told 1968-12-15
  2. 6 May 1968 estimated
    Source Who AM Ilecture nid 1554, delivery claim d2 (chrome byline '5/6/68'), matching independent catalogue claim #441 (hist_event 442); contradicts and supersedes catalogue #503's 1968-12-15 for this transcript
    Why Old 1968-12-15 told claim is not deleted; this new claim documents the contradiction.
    Reasoning The event's existing field_told claim (1968-12-15) rests on this same lecture but is contradicted by the lecture's own better-evidenced delivery date. Two independent sources -- the legacy catalogue claim #441 and the transcript's own chrome byline -- agree on 1968-05-06, while the 1968-12-15 catalogue claim (#503) was explicitly demoted in the lecture's own processing note as unsupported for this specific transcript. The corrected telling date is written beside the old one per the append-only rule.
  3. 6 May 1968 estimated
    Source Who AM Ilecture nid 1554, delivery claim d2 (chrome byline '5/6/68'), matching independent catalogue claim #441 (hist_event 442); contradicts and supersedes catalogue #503's 1968-12-15 for this transcript
    Why Old 1968-12-15 told claim is not deleted; this new claim documents the contradiction.
    Reasoning The event's existing field_told claim (1968-12-15) rests on this same lecture but is contradicted by the lecture's own better-evidenced delivery date. Two independent sources -- the legacy catalogue claim #441 and the transcript's own chrome byline -- agree on 1968-05-06, while the 1968-12-15 catalogue claim (#503) was explicitly demoted in the lecture's own processing note as unsupported for this specific transcript. The corrected telling date is written beside the old one per the append-only rule.
Sources

Source

  • Who AM I ¶46 (I would always dream in the little island of Barbados that the biggest bull got loose and everyone was afraid and barricaded themselves in their homes because of the power of this bull. I would go out, unarmed, and catch that bull.)
  • It Is Within ¶7 (Just running in…if you were born, as I was, on a little farm—-they wouldn’t call it a farm in Barbados—-but to me it was a farm because we had all the animals.)