Swift silver mines located

[jeff of pa]

I have been Contacted by a New Member who Doesn't seem To know how to Post here. He's on Mobile. He requested I Post for him.
Hopefully he will Be able to Reply and Learn.

Chief

it's very remarkable but very dangerous. Snakes and 400 ft clifts! I know because I eased raised here.

this one is for the Cherokee! Yeah my father was Cherokee.

This is a good friend of mine that has been right by my side. Big Jimmy! We have a great story to share with you.

I do need help with all documentation so if you know who to trust send them to me! There's a lot to cover.

It's rough country

More To come

 

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[jeff of pa]

Today at 5:19 PM
Check out this rich silver ore and it's real heavy

 

[jeff of pa]

 

[jeff of pa]

Today at 8:34 PM
Beautiful rich rocks!

Beautiful heavy rocks everywhere!

 

[jeff of pa]

Beautiful heavy rocks everywhere!

 

[jeff of pa]

Greetings friends,
Well the mines is located in Scott co VA in a small town called Dungannon. The mines is located north on a creek called dry creek. Just off the dry creek in a small waterfall and that will be chimney rock branch. Follow the branch and you will find the mine. It's all there for the historical view. The half moon clift lays on federal land Jefferson National Forest.

 

[rgb1]

i am not trying to criticize. why when a mine is found it is swifts mine, if you are familar with the swift legend and his journals he said he had 2 groups of mines. groups means more than one, unless there is more mines in this area it is doubtful this is a swift mine. we must remember the french and spanish had mines in at least 5 states, most were single mines located in these areas. rgb1

 

[traveller777]

Although silver has been mined in Virginia, there is no record of any silver mines or deposits in this area. I have not researched geology, but not sure it supports silver deposits in this area. I am not saying it is not possible, just nothing shown near there.

 

[crashbandicoot]

Just to be clear,this is jeff posting seven feathers stuff,right? Beautiful scenery,I know nothing about silver bearing rocks.All I know about Swift,s mines I,ve read on here in Treasure Legends,so I,ll keep my comments to the beautiful country side!

 

[jeff of pa]

Sevenfeathers777​

So far it looks like there's three volcano vents in the area. Two have running water still coming out of them and one is dry.

 

[jeff of pa]

49 minutes agoNew
Hello everyone
I have some testing equipment that will be here tomorrow that we will be using to do the final leg. I'm still at 100 percent we nailed it.

46 minutes agoNew
Once you find the buffalo and the anchor you need to be able to use a compass.

Sevenfeathers777​

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Joined Jul 4, 2022

 

[jeff of pa]

Sevenfeathers777​

6 minutes agoNew
Looks like a turtle

 

[jeff of pa]

Two drops of silver test acid!

 

[KY Hiker]

Congrats on your find, since no one has ever found Swift's mines in KY it makes sense they could be found in VA or WVA. Odd that it would be East though...most journals mention either coming or going 'through the gap' at some point. I guess that is why it is assumed to be in KY. Be careful getting caught up finding the landmarks, it would be more important to find dated rock carvings leading to or near the opening of one of the mines. Would love to see pictures of the volcanic vents/water falls though!

Thanks Jeff for getting these posts up !

 

[jeff of pa]

yep it would be cool if someone here could
get in close enough contact with him, to at least teach him how to respond directly. on the Pics, I don't know if it's a Phone app issue or not

 

[crashbandicoot]

Right aout now I,d run,not walk,to file a claim on that spot.Then have an assay done on a representative sample of that ore!

 

[jeff of pa]

One leg to go for us to share what we've discovered. Today is the big day for a live feed from the mines.

 

[BennyV]

Interesting

 

[KY Hiker]

A live feed, but no link? Again...good luck!

 

[jeff of pa]

perhaps he wasn't able to figure it out