Kgc Treasure In Texas. The East Coast of USA, the I do think Ford was in the KGC and a

The East Coast of USA, the I do think Ford was in the KGC and a close associate of JWJ rather than the two being one. Tells what property it is supposed to be located on and how it is part of a KGC treasure. I It is common to see in all the so-called “conspiracy theory”side of KGC research the claim that Albert Pike was a Knight. It is heavily encoded and Whether you’re a treasure hunter, a history buff, or just someone who loves uncovering secrets buried in plain sight — this video will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about Dan and Rick discuss the keys to finding Jesse James and KGC hidden loot. 1) Learn as much as Roy Sylvan Dunn, “The KGC in Texas, 1860-1861,” Southwestern Historical Quarterly 70 (April 1967). It is definitely something much bigger. The smaller Once again, I recommend that everyone interested in pursuing KGC treasures read Bob Brewer's "Rebel Gold" BEFORE committing to do business with any KGC treasure Capt. Did I mention to you in a post on another thread that the president of the main bank My late KGC treasure hunting and research partner Colin Eby and I found very strong evidence that Captain Jason W. Can you put these keys together and go on the hunt?Get your copy of my new book: He uncovers James’ affiliation with the Knights of the Golden Circle, a secret society that buried Confederate gold across the United States, and shows how the hidden treasures I'll make a few suggestions that we've used successfully to track the KGC's members and activities in some small Texas towns that may help you. What is the evidence behind this claim? I understand that I read Rebel's latest reply on swiftsearcher's "Vault" topic and decided to start this new topic where we can discuss anything about the activities and members of the Knights of Re: Opinions on this KGC "Vault" Hi Matt. He was arrested by the Union as a Confederate spy later that year, and was jailed unti Once Texas seceded in March 1861, individual Knights participated in the actions that displaced the authority of the United States When I read the Brewer book, "Rebel Gold", these memories resurfaced and I realised there was a very good possibility that some of the KGC caches or even a depository This site comes to us through the courtesy of Bob Brewer and his book about the KGC. Randolph W. C. G. Several KGC "castles" joined the Confederate Army as a group, and in early 1863 Bickley gave up his leadership of the organization to become a surgeon in a regiment from North Carolina. Farmer, When Texas was annexed from Mexico by slave-owning Americans and added to the Union as a newly minted slave state, other Southerners saw Treasure, Conspiracies, And Legacy Perhaps more tantalizing are the rumors that the Knights of the Golden Circle hid treasures still An old map just was found over at the Portal to Texas History of Brown County from 1863, published by the GLO. James played a role in constructing KGC treasure Floyd Mann shares with us one of his adventures searching for Jesse James treasure. It has been known for years that William Columbus Anderson After the war sporadic reports of KGC activities cropped up, some of them as far west as West Texas and Oklahoma Territory, but by that time, for all intents and purposes, the The KGC Treasures out West are valued at over $6 Trillion Dollars in bullion, numismatic value would be upwards of $60 Trillion Dollars. KGC In my following threads and various replies regarding the KGC, it appears that castles may exist in numerous locations/states. And had the family gotten their way during the surveying, and had they been able to "take in" these sites, Texas would be 10-20% It is from the same collection of maps used by some professional treasure hunters searching for alleged Knights of the Golden Circle (KGC) treasure. The KGC treasures were buried in a very intricate and systematic method. There is a KGC Treasure room located 50 miles Northwest of Laredo However, new evidence has recently surfaced that points directly to a secret Confederate society known as the Knights of the Golden Circle (K. Following the Civil War, speculation burgeoned about large stores of gold caches hidden throughout the With the onset of the American Civil War, it was difficult for the KGC to garner support for their filibustering schemes, since the South needed to expend its resources on preparing for war with the Union. When he tried to break away, they murdered his family and sent him on a Hello Treasurenet, My family has been involved in the Knights of the Golden Circle since at least the 1850's, and very little records were kept of the history of our organization. Would you know anything . Here's how the story unfolds. I located a KGC treasure site using a map found in a book about the KGC, and I was looking on a state map of Texas at the area surrounding this A southern gentleman was forced to join the KGC clan by his father. MO. Texas serves as a focal point in the lore of the KGC’s hidden treasures. ) Keep your ears open around old-timers for stories of KGC treasure and treasure signs not too far from Brownwood! Of course, there are valuable and interesting things that You begin in Texas, but the treasure is in a bordering state.

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