Beautiful Gold Masonic Cross Check This Out

[T Hunter]

The story is under what is it in the form Thanks Mark

 

[Johnny Ringo Silver]

the first rule of being a "treasure hunter" is to learn the fact that treasure is where it is -ALL AROUND US-- and you don't anyways need a metal detector to find it --- a sharp eye and quick wits can snag items worth a bundle for next to nothing at a yard sale or old book store or charity "nic nac" shop --- knowledge is the true freind of a treasure hunter ---while ---ignorance is bliss --- it also lets all the good money making "trade"deals slip right thru your fingers.

Hi Ivan, I appreciate your knowledge on this subject. I believe not many people know about the history of the masons these days as it seems the interest in history gets less and less important to todays youth. None of this is "common knowledge". Common knowledge is wiping after you poop!
Thanks again for all your effort in this matter. 8)

 

[Messick81]

possibly could have been one of john hasslets sons. i think his oldest son was gov. of delaware for two terms. any other ideas. i,m still digging

 

[Roadquest]

Truly interesting. A great find. Congregations.

Roadquest

 

[Messick81]

well folks getting a little closer. found out that the property the cross was found at belonged to a maj. henson in the 1690,s and that col. haslet did in fact buy 18 acers from him in the area the cross was found. it,s starting to get exciting again. will keep you all up to date.

 

[Tank69]

wtg

 

[Messick81]

their has been a few masons contact me about the cross. they may have some info that i think their holding back. i can,t wait to find out whats next. just letting everyone know i,m still digging

 

[birdy1976]

the first rule of being a "treasure hunter" is to learn the fact that treasure is where it is -ALL AROUND US-- and you don't anyways need a metal detector to find it --- a sharp eye and quick wits can snag items worth a bundle for next to nothing at a yard sale or old book store or charity "nic nac" shop --- knowledge is the true Friend of a treasure hunter ---while ---ignorance is bliss --- it also lets all the good money making "trade"deals slip right thru your fingers.

Hi Ivan, I appreciate your knowledge on this subject. I believe not many people know about the history of the masons these days as it seems the interest in history gets less and less important to todays youth. None of this is "common knowledge". Common knowledge is wiping after you poop!
Thanks again for all your effort in this matter. 8)

I like the way you described the term "Common Knowledge", and I agree to what you said about todays youth as well!! I honestly think that some of them wouldn't even know to wipe after pooping if it weren't set on a calender on their cellphones,computers,I-pods, etc, you get the point.......Thanks....letting me know that I'm not crazy being worried about them and our countries future that there are others out there tooo.

 

[silvercop]