The Deposits

[bigscoop]

At this point I seriously doubt the Beale deposits (Virginia) were the only ones. Recently I've come across other details & information that may place a second secret "large" depository "of gold" in northeast Florida. The name you'll be wanting to research here (1814 to 1830) is "Mortimore" (Family) of Charleston S.C. and also of Jacksonville, Fl. (Ford Coe)

 

[kgunn]

hey bign,

when i get my new MD r we gonna go have a look c?

kgunn

 

[bigscoop]

hey bign,

when i get my new MD r we gonna go have a look c?

kgunn

...still a very, very long way to go. Besides, I doubt any of it still remains, which is why there is still a very, very long way to go. And unless you have the key index to those 19 four digit codes, it's all for not anyway.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

HA! NOTHING to do with the Beale Codes, then... start yer very own MORTIMORE FAMILY TREASURE(S) "thread" elsewhere... TY!

 

[bigscoop]

HA! NOTHING to do with the Beale Codes, then... start yer very own MORTIMORE FAMILY TREASURE(S) "thread" elsewhere... TY!

Obviously, your still not seeing the "connexions".

 

[Rebel - KGC]

HA HA HA! So ENLIGHTEN me, ALREADY!

 

[bigscoop]

I have been, and I just did again. Rest assured, this is all coming to a very conclusive end.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

OR... under JEAN LAFITTE-RELATED TREASURES. STILL very interesting, tho.

 

[bigscoop]

They are one in the same my friend. It's coming.....just going to take more time.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

THEN, yer gonna prove yer "tie-in" to the BEALE PAPERS?

 

[bigscoop]

THEN, yer gonna prove yer "tie-in" to the BEALE PAPERS?

It's in the works.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

(WINK) What da matter? STILL waiting; got beach sand up yer crack? LOL! (SMIRKING)

 

[bigscoop]

(WINK) What da matter? STILL waiting; got beach sand up yer crack? LOL! (SMIRKING)

Right now I'm actually finding gold and silver......as long as that holds steady the other stuff can keep waiting. A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

(SMIRKING) Finding stuff in the water(s) from shipwrecks, eh? The "bird" comment sounds like you had to do "number one"... LOL! (WINK)

 

[bigscoop]

(SMIRKING) Finding stuff in the water(s) from shipwrecks, eh? The "bird" comment sounds like you had to do "number one"... LOL! (WINK)

When given the choice, always hunt for those things that "we know exist"......when you no longer have that choice....play with the mysteries that still remain uncertain, like the Beale treasure mystery/legend.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

(CHEESY GRIN) WINK... (SHADES ON)

 

[Kenjmor2006]

Bigscoop,....don't worry about the Beale Treasure,Justine is guarding it until he can figure a way to get it with out causing a gold rush (SMILE)

 

[bigscoop]

Bigscoop,....don't worry about the Beale Treasure,Justine is guarding it until he can figure a way to get it with out causing a gold rush (SMILE)

I wish "EVERYONE" all the good fortune in the world and "I REALLY DO WISH & HOPE" someone finds a huge treasure in Bedford county, but my personal feeling is, "It probably isn't there." And if it is there....."It will never be accessed or owned". Too many legalities & obstacles to overcome on this one, regardless who you know.

 

[Justintime]

The real treasure is the hunt. Inquisitive by nature. Not guarding, securing. Beale was right about the perilous enterprise.

Justintime,

 

[tat2guy]

Hello all,

Ive been sitting back ( doing research) and watching the post some. Bigscoop I think is onto something. The Lafittes need a good look at. Thats the path Im also following. Scoop read the journal again, directions are given in the spring of 1822. There are also 4 names who were to deposit the gold to indicated places. Check the names and look in other places to. I have proof of one of the brothers living in Philadelphia for over 10 years. I would like to thank the Freemasons for that info, via a book.

HH Jay