CONFEDERATE GOLD IN DANVILLE, VA.

[Honest Samuel]

Well, Samuel, honestly what do I "think wrong"?

All the time when you write lies. I am watching you.

 

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[franklin]

Franklin, must still have more information that we don't know, do you have a map or a signed affidavit saying the supposedly treasure is in the graveyards, still hard for me to believe, if were going to retrieve it! I've also measured the beech tree personally at 16ft in circumference and my guesstimate approximately 305 years.

The last time I measured the Circumference of the Beech Tree it was over 226 inches or over 36 inches in diameter. Divide 226 by Pi 3.14 equals 72. Multiply 72 times 6 gives you 432 years old.

 

[ECS]

All the time when you write lies. I am watching you.

Accusing a TN member of being a liar is a forum rule violation.
If you are accusing me of being a liar, Honest Samuel, please present a list of what lies I have written to support your statement.

 

[William the Conqueror]

ECS,has not been lying, he is a stickler for the exact truth. All I can say the supposedly treasure is in Danville, under a mountain covered in rocks, and not in any graveyard? Why bury it in a graveyard, if you want to retrieve it later?

 

[Honest Samuel]

ECS, each of us have their own opinion on this subject. So far, nobody have recovered KGC treasures, best of luck to all of you.

 

[William the Conqueror]

Well, it is always a first time for everything! There has to be
some kind of conclusion one way or the other. I'm working on it. LOL

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Pop-corn & coke sounds good, about now... hot dogs, LATER!

 

[Honest Samuel]

Sounds good to me, I drink beer not coke.

 

[ECS]

ECS, each of us have their own opinion on this subject. So far, nobody have recovered KGC treasures, best of luck to all of you.

Opinion is not fact, neither are expanded embellished fill in the blanks tales of lore and legend considered as real hard evidence, nor claims of information that appear spurious and when questioned cause the claimant to insult the questioner which affect the believability and credibility of the posted information.

 

[Honest Samuel]

I just did. Are you blind. Forestry Service should know the age of trees? Don't you think? Or can you?

No, it is hard to know my age. You do good my friend.

 

[Honest Samuel]

ECS, each of us have their own opinion on this subject. So far, nobody have recovered KGC treasures, best of luck to all of you.

Very true, if these treasures were in Connecticut, I would had found them by now.

 

[Honest Samuel]

Which side was Va. and Danville was on during the war that should never happen.

 

[Honest Samuel]

Opinion is not fact, neither are expanded embellished fill in the blanks tales of lore and legend considered as real hard evidence, nor claims of information that appear spurious and when questioned cause the claimant to insult the questioner which affect the believability and credibility of the posted information.

This is true of all publish stories about sunken and buried treasure on earth.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Which side was Va. and Danville was on during the war that should never happen.

REBELS; aka C.S.A.

 

[ECS]

An interesting footnote to the short time Davis and cabinet were in Danville, while many CSA records were burned or destroyed, CSA Captain Edward S Hutter saved CSA Sec if State Judah P Benjamin's personal and handwritten annotated copy of Vattel's "LAW OF NATIONS". Benjamin ran the spy and signal corps, the CSA European agents for the acquisition of loans and credit, and the blockade runners, and he used Vattels as a code book for these various activities.
CSA Captain Edward S Hutter was the cousin of James Beverly Ward, the publisher, and most likely author of THE BEALE PAPERS pamphlet in 1885, a period adventure treasure story which included ciphers that would, if solved, lead to buried treasure.

 

[Honest Samuel]

REBELS; aka C.S.A.

Remember who won the war. aka Connecticut Damn Yankee.

 

[William the Conqueror]

Sometimes I believe the war hasn't actually ended, people just stopped using bullets! Darn Bluebellies! LOL

 

[ECS]

For clarification, Franklin, you are stating that you gave Kathleen Kilpatrick an April, 1865 contemporary newspaper that states per you quote:
"Three days before President Jefferson Davis left Richmond, Provost Marshall and high member of the KGC, Sam McCubbin, took $8 Million in gold specie by train out of Richmond to some point South".

In the Richmond Daily Dispatch, February 13, 1864, lists Samuel McCubbin as Confederate Chief of Police in Richmond, involved in the arrest of Richmond embalmer, who, for a price, was aiding Confederate deserters escape to the North.
Other news articles in the Richmond Daily Dispatch and Richmond Sentinel which contains the same story-
www.bluegreyreview.com/2014/02/14/stung-on-the-underground-railroad/
From February 1864 to April 2, 1865 have several articles of McCubbin's duties as either Chief of Police or Captain of Police, rounding up Confederate deserters and returning them to their units or to the gallows.
McCubbin is never referred to as "Provost Marshall and high member of the KGC" in these newspapers, nor is that McCubbin "took $8 Million in gold specie by train out of Richmond"
Then McCubbin is mention in that Monday May 1, 1865 NEW YORK TIMES article reporting to the Union Provost Marshall of Richmond on the Saturday before, interrogated of his activities which involved chasing deserters up until Lee's surrender.
Without proof of an actual newspaper article, with all the jumbled information, this McCubbin treasure story has the appearance of originating from a pulp treasure magazine that mentions "according to a April 1865 newspaper article" as its source for the story.

 

[Honest Samuel]

YEP! Rebs burned LOTS of stuff in Danville, Va. "in the last days"...

Those damn Rebs buried LOTS of stuff that I am seeking. Stay out of my way.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Those damn Rebs buried LOTS of stuff that I am seeking. Stay out of my way.

LOL!