The more things change.....

[Rebel - KGC]

FORGET the Beale Codes/Ciphers for "right now"...

 

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[franklin]

WHAT would identify it as the BEALE TREASURE...?

If I found four tons of gold, silver and jewels, I would not care if it was the Beale Treasure or not.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

LOL!

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Naw, I hope to find documented or compelling evidence either for or against the Beale Treasure being a verifiable treasure sometime this Summer or next?

Eh...?

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Well, IF not... don't need this Forum, NO MO...

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Naw, I hope to find documented or compelling evidence either for or against the Beale Treasure being a verifiable treasure sometime this Summer or next?

Sunday, Jan. 27th... JP Ward's BIRTHDAY! And My birthday, too! (Beatles playing, BIRTHDAY! In background...). Review YOUR copy of GOLD IN THE BLUE RIDGE: True Story of the Beale Treasure by PB & Walter Innis (YELLOW Covered Paperback); it has MORE info about the Hart Bros.' involvement in THEIR search in Bedford County, Va. I am reading it and can "envision" the roads taken, etc. To the left of the Peaks of Otter, down Black Horse Gap on the "now" USFS Fire Service Road into Botetourt County (went to Fincastle, Va.), up the hill to an OLD volcano "depression". The Old foundation of Black Horse Tavern at the top of the mountain (BRP) is IMPRESSIVE!

 

[Rebel - KGC]

The road from the B. H. T. Foundation (top of BRP), going down to Bufords goes to a Chain Link "Fence", indicating PRIVATE property. That road to Bufords comes out on Camp Easter Seal Road at Rt. 460. Goes across Rt. 460 (per old map seen), a HUGE field, then LEFT Angle to Bufords for Dinner, heh...

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Other comments welcomed...

 

[Rebel - KGC]

ANYWAY; to carry on... MORE from the yellow cover, PAPERBACK... GOLD IN THE BLUE RIDGE: True Story of the BEALE TREASURE! COMING SOON!

 

[Rebel - KGC]

GREAT BOOK, as it has the original GOLD IN THE BLUE RIDGE story of Walter & P B Innis PLUS GREAT info on the Hart Bros. "connection".

 

[franklin]

GREAT BOOK, as it has the original GOLD IN THE BLUE RIDGE story of Walter & P B Innis PLUS GREAT info on the Hart Bros. "connection".

Look in the back of the book. It mentions how Pauline Innis got the location of the iron box from George Hart in Southeast Roanoke from the Otey Family. I don't have a copy of the book at present, only recalling from memory.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Will do..

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Not much to go on... family in Roanoke, Va. was anonymous "to avoid harassment"; p. 222 has the two pieces of TORN papers with numbers, almost as to "match" each other. "This family says the paper(s) has been handed down and has always been considered one of the Beale Treasure papers from the iron box". STILL reviewing it...

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Some "samples" of Codes were provided; "junk"!

 

[Rebel - KGC]

OH! Found your "postings" on the JOB PRINT, Aug. 19, 2015... INTERESTING!

 

[Rebel - KGC]

OK, IF... The "Beale Story" was a "cover-story" to "cover" Beale & Associates being involved in the Cherokee Removal with Andrew Jackson (YOU stated it as a possibility in the other web-site); Walter & PB Innis stated it as a possibilty in their GOLD-covered "Paper-Back); & IF... Beale & Associates were VETS of the War of 1812... such Vets were promised FREE land out WEST; a "Military Formation" with TJB "elected" CAPTAIN makes sense. I think the FIRST half of the BPP does that. The 2nd half, RM SECRET in CONFEDERATE WAR era seems to "cover" the Western portion of the CSA Treasury "ear-marked" for Lynchburg, Va. (LAST state capital of Virginia) and VMI/Lexington, Va. MANY "players" from the CW were still living 1865-1885. MORE, later.

 

[ARC]

....the more they stay the same. Different names, different angles, same end results. Will always be this way, always has been. If the Beale history has taught us anything it's that this mystery can be whatever anyone desires it to be, however they want to spin it.

But I just solved it... I think... only a few things I have to check out first... but only at the beginning of the solving. :P

 

[Rebel - KGC]

But I just solved it... I think... only a few things I have to check out first... but only at the beginning of the solving. :P

LOL!

 

[ARC]

LOL!

Don't laugh... if my theory and calculations are right...

The treasure is buried under the 7-Eleven parking lot just down the street.

That's right... they buried it in Florida.

:P

 

[ARC]

Problem is...

7-Eleven is open 24 hours a day and people are always in the way of my digging.