Victor imagines and acquires the Main Street building for the family business

Neville's brother Victor, at nineteen, saw a building on Main Street bearing 'F. N. Roach and Company' and would not move each morning until he had re-read the marquee as 'J.N. Goddard and Sons'; two years later the building came up for sale, a stranger with a lawyer bid on their behalf though they had no money or collateral, and they owned it — bought in 1921 for fifty thousand dollars and sold nine years ago to the Bank of Nova Scotia for eight hundred and forty thousand.
Date (happened)
1921
unresolved
  1. 1921 stated · probable · preferred
    Source The Potter's House ¶29"he was only nineteen ... two years later ... back in 1921 ... nine years ago", told in The Potters House (Unresolved ASR Witness) (nid 3992)
Place
Main Street, Bridgetown, Barbados
Persons
Victor Goddard
Joseph "Joe" Goddard (Neville's father)
Told
  1. 1971 estimated
    Source The Potter's Housesole delivery claim on lecture nid 3992 -- exact-year/certain, from 49 years since leaving Barbados at 17 plus an independently-agreeing 50th-business-anniversary reference
    Reasoning Passage 556671 is Neville himself recounting, in first person, his brother Victor's imaginal vision that acquired the Main Street building for the family business; this is the telling. The lecture containing it, nid 3992, is dated to the year 1971 by its sole delivery claim (exact-year/certain, two independently-agreeing internal anchors). No month or day evidence exists for this ASR-derived lecture, so the telling inherits that exact-year, no-month/day precision at certain confidence.
Sources

Source

  • The Potter's House ¶29 (And my brother Victor — at the age, but he was only nineteen — when he had this vision that imagining creates reality, and he saw a building on Main Street, and the building actually had over its marquee “F. N. Roach and Company.”)