Ingersoll Lockwood

Munson Lockwood was a lawyer and a personal friend of Henry Clay. Munson rose to prominence as a brigadier general, having served in the New York State Militia’s 7th Brigade, and as a civic activist. Having achieved prominent status in society, Munson was one of the founders of Ossining’s first bank, founded the Dale Cemetery, and served as a warden in New York’s infamous Sing Sing Prison.

Like his father and uncles, Ingersoll Lockwood also trained as a lawyer. This was not his first occupation though. His first position was as a diplomat. In 1862 he was appointed Consul to the Kingdom of Hanover by Abraham Lincoln. He served in that post for four years. He then established a legal practice in New York City with his older brother Henry.

In 1884, Ingersoll Lockwood married Winifred Wallace Tinker. She was a graduate of Vassar College and an aspiring author. By 1892, they were divorced. Winifred was remarried to Edward R. Johnes later that year.

Ingersoll Lockwood spent his retirement years in Saratoga Springs, New York where he published his last book, a collection of poetry in 1912. It opens with juxtaposed photographs of Lockwood at age 35 and at age 70. In the preface, he wrote:

“The end has almost come. I’m only waiting for the signal to push off and begin my voyage to the Isles of the Blest in the far Western Seas. I was troubled in my mind at first, for my little bark, staunch though it may be, sat too deep in the water. It was overladen with conceits that wouldn’t be current and merchandise that wouldn’t be saleable in the Isles of the Blest. Overboard with it! Now that I have lightened ship I feel better.”

Find a Grave: Ingersoll Lockwood

Wikipedia: Wardens of Sing Sing

Ingersoll Lockwood and the 2016 US Presidential Elections

Ingersoll Lockwood was not notable for anything but his children’s novels and speculative fiction. Only his books at the time didn’t get much attention during Ingersoll’s lifetime. In fact, at the time and the years past, they remained largely forgotten.

It wasn’t until the 2016 U.S. presidential election. It was at this point that Ingersoll Lockwood’s books gained popularity due to the coincidental name of the protagonist and the son of President Donald Trump, Barron Trump. This coincidence has led to various conspiracy theories and speculative discussions online. Ingersoll Lockwood’s legacy as an author is now intertwined with these curious historical connections, and his works are studied not only for their literary content but also for their prophetic cultural relevance.

Prophecy. No one has a crystal ball. No one can see into the future… especially an unknown author from over 100 years ago. Basically, no one is God.

But in case you were curious, here are a list of his publications by order of publication:

Laconics of Cult – 1881
The Second Book of the Chronicles of the Three Sisters – 1884
Travels and Adventures of Little Baron Trump and His Wonderful Dog Bulger – 1890
Baron Trump’s Marvelous Underground Journey – 1893
The Last President (also known as 1900 or The last President) – 1896

Ingersoll Lockwood, Inc.

There is a lot to say about Ingersoll Lockwood’s website. First of all, it changes frequently. I think this is done on purpose in order to keep you confused and divert attention. Secondly, none of the information on there is genuine. The videos are produced by various government agencies. The links go to other website pages. It seems that there are no real services or products listed on the website itself. And the venture capitalism part of the website is done through various GoFundMe pages.

Ingersoll Lockwood, Inc. is a company that, on the surface, is involved in the development and investment in new technologies. There is an emphasis on cyber security. They state they are a non-partisan group of Americans with careers serving the nation.

Ingersoll Lockwood states that their clients include:

• Government, Commercial, International
• Veteran-owned 501-c(3) support
• Focus on the American innovation
• Deliver next-generation solutions

At the bottom of the each page the following footer is included:

Ingersoll Lockwood, Inc. 1717 Pennsylvania Avenue NW 10th Floor, Suite 1025 Washington, DC 20006 Office/Reception: 1-202-559-9157 (9-5) Fax: 1-202-204-6325 © 2023 Ingersoll Lockwood, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

The above 1717 Pennsylvania Avenue address in Washington, DC might be important to remember.

Despite having a 2023 copyright listed on their website, there is no copyright on record for Ingersoll Lockwood.

Here is Ingersoll Lockwood’s profile on Built In and Owler.

For a company that deals in 501(c)(3) organizations, there are no Form 990’s on file for Ingersoll Lockwood. In fact there are no tax filings for Ingersoll Lockwood. Nor is there an EIN number or Tax ID.

The only reference to Ingersoll Lockwood being a company is a registration in New Castle, Delaware from February 19, 2020. Remember this date.

Ingersoll Lockwood does also have a DUNS number. It is 117964216.

According to its website, Ingersoll Lockwood has government clients. This means that it would have government contracts. Does it?

Searching by both its name and DUNS Number you will not find any results.

There is also a trademark registration that was filed on March 25, 2020 and granted on October 27,2 2020.

Ingersoll Lockwood Partners

There are a few companies that Ingersoll Lockwood have partnered with. They include:

• AED (American Education Defenders)
• CCS (Carbon Capture Shield)
• CDMG (Cyber Defense Magazine)
• XSOC (eXtensible Secure Optimized Cryptography)
• MemberPAC

We are going to come back to some of these in Part 2.

1717 Pennsylvania Avenue

Ingersoll Lockwood’s 1717 Pennsylvania Avenue address is important. First, it is going to come up again in this dive. Secondly, it is the location of a virtual office. In other words, you don’t actually have to have an office there in order to use it as your business address. So you can have multiple businesses at the same exact address who don’t actually have offices there.

Located just minutes from the White House, 1717 Pennsylvania Avenue is one of the most prestigious addresses in the heart of America’s capital. Located on one of the city’s most important streets, 1717 Pennsylvania Avenue offers close proximity to the city’s key government offices, major banking and financial institutions such as the World Bank, International Monetary Building and the Eisenhower Executive Office Building.

A full 13 stories of Class A office space, 1717 Pennsylvania Avenue offers awe-inspiring views from every window. In addition to having windowed offices on three sides of the building, the floor-to-ceiling bay windows provide a “corner office” effect for up to 12 offices on Pennsylvania Avenue. The White House, World Bank, the Old Executive Office Building and the Washington Monument are all visible from various vantage points, creating a spectacular panoramic view. Inside, the prestigious lobby features a patterned marble floor, limestone and lacewood walls and elegant bronze elevator doors.

Conveniently located in the Central Business District, restaurants and retail amenities are just steps away, as are the Farragut West and Farragut North Metro stations that provide easy access to all of Washington and its suburbs.

Building occupants include prestigious law firms, fortune 500 government affairs offices, wealth management firms and government agencies.

ServCorp: 1717 Pennsylvania Avenue

Mystery Man: Steven G. Samuels

Does Steven G. Samuels, the CEO of Ingersoll Lockwood, actually exist? If you search the web, you will have a very hard time finding him. Seems strange for someone who is a CEO of a prestigious innovator of new technologies.

Search long enough, however, and you will find a Steven G. Samuels, LLC which has been active since 2012. The agent address for Steven G. Samuels is located at:

It might be important to remember that address. It is going to come up again.

It’s directors and officers are listed as Gary S. Miliefsky and Stevin V. Miliefsky.

Other information about this company includes a trademark registration for Cyber Defense Magazine with the same information.

The company was registered in Nevada on January 5, 2012. The registering agent was MAIL LINK LLC. The officers are listed as Gary S. Miliefsky, Stevin V. Miliefsky, and Jessica Quinn. The two addresses given are:

Cyber Defense Magazine is partnered with Ingersoll Lockwood. They didn’t just partner with them, they put out a public statement claiming they acquired Ingersoll Lockwood on April 20, 2020… or two months after Ingersoll Lockwood became a corporation on February 19, 2020.

From Civision PRWeb:

WASHINGTON, April 20, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Today, Ingersoll Lockwood, Inc. has announced the acquisition of the Cyber Defense Media Group, which it will fold into its portfolio in the coming months.

“Nothing in how CDMG operates will change with the exception of continued growth and additional focus on American Exceptionalism while we help spin out additional platforms for the Global commercial and international sectors in the coming months,” said James Gorman, Vice Chairman of Ingersoll Lockwood.

“This is an incredible time for us and I’m especially excited to be able to help other divisions of Ingersoll Lockwood as they solve complex problems in different market sectors including cybersecurity, health care, critical infrastructure, big data, a.i. and space. This also gives me a chance to help cross pollinate activities and investments that we’re doing in Stony Lonesome Group, where we focus exclusively on investing in US Military Veteran run startups,” said Gary S. Miliefsky, Chairman & CEO of Cyber Defense Media Group and Publisher of Cyber Defense Magazine.

SOURCE Cyber Defense Magazine

From Cyber Defense Magazine:

To further this, Steven G. Samuels was awarded government loans. They weren’t from the Department of Defense. They all came from the Small Business Association for COVID relief and totaled $123,547. Two of them were for Steven G. Samuels doing business as Cyber Defense Magazine.

Ingersoll Lockwood PAC

When you click on the PAC information  on the Ingersoll Lockwood website, it would redirect back to the home page. Was there an Ingersoll Lockwood PAC?

NOTE: They didn’t even bother running this document through a spellchecker.

Ingersoll Lockwood, Inc.

P.A.C. = Peaceful American Constitutionalists

By joining our organization, with annual membership donations of $99 for individuals and $199 for small business owners (1-25 employees) and $399 for medium size business owners (26-2500 employees), like Medi-Share, we will pool the finnancial resources, with very low overhead, to provide services to members. We plan to use legal tactics and law suits to protect our members rights. We will create case law or prove/reiterate that the government of each town, city, state and at the federal level operates for #WETHEPEOPLE. Thiis organization is by and for American citizens only. Feel free to copy our model in other countries and try to take back your rights, where possible.

Please read this more than once and email [email protected] if you have any questions relevant to this fund raise for launching Peaceful American Constitutionalists by October 17, 2021.

INDIVIDUAL DONATION (FOR 12 MONTHS MEMBERSHIP): $99

SMALL BUSINESS OWNER DONATION (FOR 12 MONTHS MEMBERSHIP): $199

MEDIUM SIZE BUSINESS OWNER DONATION (FOR 12 MONTHS MEMBERSHIP): $399

PDF of Ingersoll Lockwood, Inc PAC

However, if you look on Open Secrets, you will find no PACs for Ingersoll Lockwood, Steven G. Samuels, or Peaceful American Constitutionalists. In fact the only time this so-called PAC comes up is from a newsletter coming out of Lancaster County in Pennsylvania. Here is the October, 2021 Notes and Calls To Action for the FreePA Lancaster County Chapter. At the top of the email, you will see “FYI re: health/pharmacy info…”

Please check out a national group, Ingersoll Lockwood at: https://www.ingersolllockwood.com. I am attaching a summary document to this email describing the mission and scope of this organization.

Knowing that it is only a matter of time before they come for us all, so to speak, FreePA is exploring the potential for us to legally organize in such a way that we become a ‘private membership organization’ under the law. This would give us certain immunities from government overreach.

In fact, it isn’t a PAC. It is a “private membership organization.” Does this so-called PAC support any candidates?

Caroline Kane

Caroline Kane is a Republican running for election to the U.S. House to represent Texas’ 7th Congressional District. She declared her candidacy for the Republican primary on March 5, 2024.

Caroline is a mother, wife and has been a successful businesswoman in the Houston area for the past 25 years. Caroline currently serves as CEO of Prosperity Management Services. Caroline leads a time-tested team of professionals in the full-service multi-family property management industry.

Caroline is running for congress to restore a government that works FOR the people and BY the people.

Caroline believes in substantially reducing the size and reach of the federal government and its agencies to promote free market solutions.

You can read Caroline Kane’s Candidate Connection survey here.

If you go to the section titled “What organizations or individuals have endorsed your campaign?” on her Candidate Connection survey, you will see that Peaceful American Constitutionalists endorsed her.

To Be Continued…

This isn’t the end to the saga. In fact, we are only beginning. Remember how I said the addresses are important. This is bigger than you could possibly imagine. What else are we possibly going to find?