lost confederate gold in alabama

Jean Lafitte the pirate supposedly buried gold coins on a beach in what is now Bayou la Batre. Bruce Wetterau is the author of Lost Treasure, A Clay Cantrell Mystery Adventure, a novel about the hunt for a horde of Confederate gold and the story of how it came to be lost in a cavern in the Allegheny Mountains. ****************. Will the FBI abscond with it? His wife gave in again and told the soldiers where another cask was buried. Dauphin Island held many camps over the centuries including a British army camp, a Spanish army camp, a Federal army camp, and a French army camp. De Soto and his army of men some 600 plus came to the Sacred mountain City of the Cherokees. One day a rebel soldier came by and Hansen decided to lead him to the lost treasure so they could possibly retrieve it. We are situated in a flat, cotton friendly region which once hosted the Cherokee and Choctaw Indians. The treasure may be I grew up in Prattville, Alabama. Supposedly, Nunez buried a treasure of approximately $200,000 somewhere While sitting at the store Morris Slater was gunned down by Constable Leonard McGowin and some other posse members. My Special Bundle Package of digital books and the links to my TV series is loaded with information that will guide you toward treasures large and small. Nor did anyone else looking for it after word got out. Alexander Beckham's old plantation about two miles north of Tiptonville, Tennessee. I doubt very seriously that any of the phantom confederate gold myths are real. One time in Montgomery, in the late '80s, or early '90s, I was finishing some sheetrock in a small business, in sort of a row of businesses in the same long building. The Rebel and the Rose"" reveals for the . By Hans KuenziThe Cleveland Civil War RoundtableCopyright 2008, All Rights Reserved, In late May 1861, Jefferson Davis, the former Mississippi Senator and the reluctant president of the seceding Confederate States of America, moved the capital of the CSA from Montgomery, Alabama to Richmond, Virginia to boost the morale of the Confederate troops and weld Virginia to the Confederacy.

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