Evidence-backed historical profile · Archive 1
Maya Angelou
Marguerite Annie Johnson
Historical record
Overview
April 4, 1928
May 28, 2014
1
Archive 1
MNV Complete Number Method
Complete Number 1
Birth dateApril 4, 1928
date validation1928 + 4 + 4
digit extraction1 + 9 + 2 + 8 + 4 + 4 = 6
initial digit sum1 + 9 + 2 + 8 + 4 + 4 = 28
master number preservation28
reduction2 + 8 = 10
master number preservation10
reduction1 + 0 = 1
final value1 = 1
Archive classificationArchive 1
The calculation establishes only this result and Archive classification under the documented method.
Institutional citations
Evidence Explorer
Evidence supports only the factual claim or scope to which it is bound. It does not verify a person as a whole.
Institutional source 1
Remembering Dr. Maya Angelou — Family Obituary
Wake Forest University
Records Angelou's exact 4 April 1928 birth and 28 May 2014 death dates and bounded writing, performance, teaching, and civil-rights contexts.
Institutional source 2
Maya Angelou: Author and Poet
Library of Congress
Provides independent institutional context for Angelou's public name, literary roles, performance, and teaching without reproducing her works.
Evidence details
Formal and public-name identity only; name variants remain separate and no whole-Person verification is created.
Exact Gregorian civil date supplied by institutional Sources; no conversion performed.
Exact death date is separately governed and excluded from calculation; cause and circumstances are not asserted.
American writer, poet, memoirist, performer, educator, and civil-rights activist
corroboratedRole language is bounded to institutional Evidence and creates no ranking, greatness, or personality claim.
Wake Forest University professorship and Library of Congress literary and performance contexts remain separately scoped
evidence-locatedAffiliation implies no endorsement, continuous tenure, sole credit, or present-day authority.
Institutional accounts distinguish Marguerite Annie Johnson's birth identity from the public name Maya Angelou and describe her writing, teaching, performance, and civil-rights work without reproducing protected expression.
evidence-locatedLiterary, civil-rights, colonial, political, biographical, and rights contexts remain evidence-bound and subject to independent review.
Scope and limits
What this record establishes
Historical evidence
Institutional evidence supports only the factual claim or claims to which it is bound.
Calculation
The Complete Number establishes Archive classification under the documented MNV method.
Numerology
Traditional interpretation does not establish or explain this person’s behavior, traits, accomplishments, or life outcomes.
Corpus
Membership describes the current documented MNV corpus, not all people in history.
Profile-specific limits
- Birth identity and public name must remain separate Name Records.
- Civil-rights history, trauma, and literary biography require bounded sourcing; no poem, memoir, or speech text is reproduced.
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