RootsWeb: WVMASON-L Re: George Hart early 1800s VA>WV
That's not the only work of "fiction" surrounding 1885 Beale.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jean Laf
Not same George L. Hart, Sr.; he wrote the HART PAPERS in 1952... he went to live with his son, Judge G.L. Hart, Jr., who died May 21, 1984 in DC.; buried in Arlington National Cemetery (Army VET).Quote:
Originally Posted by releventchair
You have to understand what he's referencing with that statement and the entire history of the Beale Papers in regards to actual evidence to the contrary. So far there is no evidence that the story is anything but a simple work of fiction.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jean Laf
The only evidence to supposedly ever exist had only been seen by a few locals who profited from the tale, that evidence having never been saved, photographed, or otherwise preserved despite its importance to the credibility and support of the tale. No box, no letters, no ciphers, or even pictures of them. So the case/theory of complete fiction is very strong.
Sorry, but some of us feel the same way concerning several of your posts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jean Laf
As he looked into the ball he had a vision, ( we need a bigger ball )
Whats next
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GREAT BALLS OF FIRE!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jean Laf
And they were Mexicans!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jean Laf
At least we can all agree aliens ARE real.
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YEP!Quote:
Originally Posted by Eldo
Aliens are real, for sure. As my great grandfather use to say, "they may not be from another planet but they should sure be living on one!" :laughing7:
They ARE here... AND! Go to the TIKI BAR, on weekends! "Scoop", have you seen them there, drinking BEE ALE...?Quote:
Originally Posted by bigscoop
I meet a lot of folks who are completely alien to me. :laughing7:
LOL! I BET!Quote:
Originally Posted by bigscoop