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Post by beale on Feb 3, 2006 18:48:39 GMT -5
rebel,
Lord it has been good to have you out there to talk to during the Winter. After 21 years of research, I have finally found a part of the wreckage from the Beale Treasure. I won't say where I found it, just that I found it.
I found Thomas Beale. Yes sir, the one the only, Thomas Beale. I have found a connection between him and the gold out West. I have found where he lived. Wonder if anything is hid at his home site. The home may yet stand, I haven't been there yet. And yes Robert Morriss was right about Thomas Beale.
So as you all can see the Beale Treasure is real. We don't have to wonder whether the cypher codes are real or not because now we know that THE TREASURE IS REAL. Lord god almighty, rebel, I have felt great all day since my librarian confirmed my information was correct. I will pick up the research tomorrow. Everyone have a nice day, especially you, rebel. YeeeeeeeeeeeeeHaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
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Post by beale on Jan 29, 2006 21:07:26 GMT -5
I copied one page from a book yesterday. The book about eight inches thick. Well today, I noticed something on it that I didn't see yesterday. It is just another stone in the foundation I am building for my book.
I found out who Thomas Beale really was. Guess what, Charlie I was wrong about that too. I don't mind telling people when I am wrong. Admitting one's mistakes makes better character.
I also found something else on that same page, REAL good evidence! Talk to you all later.
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Post by beale on Jan 31, 2006 19:32:22 GMT -5
Yes, Rockhound, I read some of your thoughts on that subject on the old forum. I believe it can be done also, I came pretty darn close, myself. I am still not sure if I didn't solve the thing.
There is a poster on the treasurenet forum. He said that the NSA has ran about every book before that time and era through it's computers and have not come up with a solution. I think NASA and IBM as well as the secret military outfits have tried likewise. I still have an open mind to the subject. Myself, I believe that the "KEY" was a copy of the ST. Louis Beacon newspaper. I have a copy that had the DOI on the front page. The problem is I sent the microfilm back before I realized that it could have been the "KEY" and of course I did not get the whole page only the DOI.
Someday someone will run up on the correct "KEY" And yest I do believe that there is a "KEY" and I believe that the treasure is still there to be found. I wish you look, Rockhound. Maybe you should contact some of the "Code Experts" that are on the internet about the Beale Cyphers. Someone that is claiming they have solved the cyphers by using a computer. Good Luck to you. I wish we could drag more participation into this project. Maybe the word hasn't gotten out yet.
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Post by beale on Jan 31, 2006 17:39:32 GMT -5
President Lincoln was assassinated because the President would not hear Mr. Booth's request to let a Mr. Beale go free and not hang for spy charges. That is the only reason. It had nothing to do with Confederacy, The Pope or the KGC, I am sorry to say. Mr. Beale was liked so well by the people that lived around his plantation home and John Wilkes Booth was one of those men. Mr. Booth went to Stephen Mallory Confederate Secretary of the Navy. He went to President Jefferson Davis and findly he had an audience with Abraham Lincoln and Lincoln turned him down. Sorry fellas.
Rockhound the information I found I was telling you of confirms beyond a shadow of doubt about Beale going West. I can connect Beale with the gold out West.
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Post by beale on Jan 23, 2006 17:33:38 GMT -5
rockhound,
I found out yesterday, I don't know where the Beale Treasure is buried. I found out my treasure hunting equipment is a fake and a fraued. It does not work at all. From now on I will rely on my research and my trusty metal detector.
I am still going to write the book. I will have to research more and study more now. It is a shame that manufacturers can sell machines that are totally useless. I will recoup from this and start all over. Maybe I can still make a trip to see you rebel and we can get out swing a metal detector together----------hopefully sometimes before vacation.
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Post by beale on Jan 21, 2006 14:40:49 GMT -5
Thomas Jefferson Beall's Diaries of course! TJB's father died in 1840. His young mother lived another fifteen years later and died, in 1855. I told you Charlie there was information to be found in the home town of TJB. How do you think I know about Walter Otey and Stephen Braxton. Do you know the relationship between the Braxton's and the Coopers? It will all be in my book. It will be in plain English with the references on each page where the information was found. My book will be a fiction book based on found facts.
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Post by beale on Jan 15, 2006 7:07:19 GMT -5
O.K. I will write it! I am finishing up on the writing of two frontier forts I discovered last year. I also have to fill out archeologist applications which is like writing a book. When I finish them, I will start on the Beale Treasure Book.
I may get it finished by Christmas. It will take a while to gather all of my past research. I have it scattered in closets, dresser draws, file cabinets and in about eight shoe boxes under my bed.
To put icing on the cake so to speak, I am going to try and recover the Beale Treasure by the time the book is finished. Rebel, we may have to cancel our search of turkey toe road and the Marshall Plantation. I will send you and Rockhound the first copies free of charge. Mark it down as inspiration. Good luck to you both. See you soon. albert_hunter@yahoo.com
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Post by beale on Jan 13, 2006 17:10:53 GMT -5
Rebel, you are exactly right. I missed spelled his name. But there is something about this man that is not with the search engine. Joseph was a second guide and Indian Interpretor for Thomas J. Beale and Party on their trips out West. It was he that arranged the sell of $13,000. in silver for #13,000. in jewelry in St. Louis. He was already a silversmith in St. Louis, so this made the transaction easy for them. Quick eye, rebel, and thanks for spelling it right.
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Post by beale on Jan 11, 2006 21:28:08 GMT -5
Does anyone know who, Joseph Bijoui was?
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Post by beale on Apr 10, 2008 5:06:25 GMT -5
What alignment? None of those ciphers repeat, therefore it can not be said that there is any decipherment. I can place anything on cipher when there is not any of them repeating. Before anyone can believe anything such as what you have posted you need to explain how you derived at the solution? Otherwise it is meaningless. All I am saying is that if no cipher repeats you can put any letter on any cipher therefore you can say anything and it will be correct. What is the method of decipherment?
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Post by beale on Apr 9, 2008 16:04:13 GMT -5
What alignment? None of those ciphers repeat, therefore it can not be said that there is any decipherment. I can place anything on cipher when there is not any of them repeating. Before anyone can believe anything such as what you have posted you need to explain how you derived at the solution? Otherwise it is meaningless.
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Post by beale on Sept 6, 2005 19:50:03 GMT -5
Hi kydave, rebel and all posters.
kydave, four miles was usually the distance most armies camped outside of town. Jefferson Davis camped about four miles East of Lexington, North Carolina. It seems all bodies of armies did this unless they were an occupying army. Then they stayed in town at the best hotels.
I have did some searching around the Fancy Farm Area, rebel. But, I have not searched any South of Bedford. It will be a while before I get a chance. I am quite busy at the present. I located $40,000 in gold coins last Saturday before last and this past Suncay I located I believe the $35,000 in gold left by Micajah Clark for President Davis and his Cabinet. We plan an excavation next Sunday for one of these. I have also located three super depositories of the CSA. I haven't read any of the Knights of the Golden Circle books either. I researched these on my own, which is usually the best method. Whether there is anything left or whether it was all used up during the Reconstruction, I guess we will find out some day.
I hope to see you soon, Rebel. kydave, If I am ever successful on one of these hunts, I will be down to look for that cannon you told me of. Good luck to all.
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Post by beale on May 11, 2006 20:00:51 GMT -5
rebel,
In TJB's own letters to Robert Morriss, he said they were in a perilous enterprise. So he knew the dangers. They were working with thousands of Indians gathering the gold they carried back to Virginia.
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Post by beale on May 10, 2006 18:23:25 GMT -5
rebel,
I have read Jacob Fowler's Journal a couple of times. I sent Peter the quotes you have posted. There are others. I particularly like the quote in Jacob Fowler's Journal on his return trip sometime around the 4th of July, 1822 where he is going through a burned out area trying to find some wagon tracks. One must remember that Becknell and party had not taken the wagons to Sante Fe at that time. The wagon tracks Jacob Fowler was looking for were made by the wagons of Thomas J. Beale, when he passed through there in the Winter of 1821 on his journey to Virginia to make his second deposit of treasure. Good luck to all and keep diggin rebel. It is right interesting so far.
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Post by beale on Dec 28, 2007 12:22:09 GMT -5
Tomm,
I don't believe the government took the Bill of Rights copy, you are referring to? It was on display about a month ago in Greensboro, North Carolina.
If they would like a copy, I could sell them mine for $400,000. I might even take an even quarter of a million. I bought mine at the flea market in Harper's Ferry, WVa a week after a man purchased the DOI for a couple of bucks and sold it for a Million and a quarter. So I believe my Bill of Rights may be genuine also. Anyone want to buy it?
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