Having Fun Again

[franklin]

I am sorry ECS there is just no talking to you. I will not any further.

 

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[ECS]

I am sorry, Franklin, that you take my fact checking corrections so personal.
Assumed and speculative information that is posted as fact, only clutters and clouds actual fact, and worse, gets passed on as stated fact.
As you have mentioned many times, we are all searching for the truth behind the Beale story, and misinformation only hinders that endeavor.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

"Facts-checker", eh... are YOU a MOD, then...? Inquiring Minds wanna KNOW! "Thought POLICE"...? WHO do you work for...?

 

[ECS]

No, just another researcher who can separate what are churned facts from speculative opinion from true documented evidence and provenance.
Thank you for asking.
Any questions?

 

[ECS]

... You take things out of context and that creates and accounts for a lot of your erroneous remarks.

The same can be stated about erroneous assumptions posted as fact.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

No, just another researcher who can separate what are churned facts from speculative opinion from true documented evidence and provenance.
Thank you for asking.
Any questions?

SELF-appointed, eh...?

 

[ECS]

...and your reason for playing Mod?
Self-appointed, eh...?
"See you're just like me, I hope you're satisfied" -Bob Dylan

 

[Rebel - KGC]

NO Satisfaction! Rolling Stones... heh.

 

[ECS]

Well, at least we are having fun again!
Le Bon Temps Roule!
...and gather no moss.

 

[franklin]

ECS, You are having fun ruining my thread. Not posting Beale Treasure information just arguing with posters.

 

[ECS]

Franklin, how many threads have you "ruined" with your complaining, arguing and insulting posters?
How many times have you corrected what you considered as misinformation or exaggerated claims with an added barb?

I was only discussing the information that you posted, when on post #79 you made the denigrating comment about my posting "erroneous remarks" for pointing out that the news article that you posted was not quite what you claimed.

I didn't get all bent out of shape when proven wrong about the FACT that there was a pre-dreadnaught class USS ALABAMA that was referenced in the article before the famous WWII USS ALABAMA .
Now you did claim as fact that that "they dined and were entertained on the USS ALABAMA" , which from the 1905 news article you posted was an highly obvious "erroneous remark".

You seem to take things personal that are not intended in that way.

 

[franklin]

No you just nit pick everything and you read everything wrong because you believe it to be wrong before you read it. Get lost.

 

[ECS]

... Ella Risque Ward Caulkins even entertained General Jubal Early. They dined and were entertained on the USS Alabama...

How can one misread this rather straight forward statement that you posted?

 

[franklin]

I am still having fun. The State Archaeologist will be out soon to verify the cemetery where James Beverly Ward was buried.

 

[franklin]

Garry, I have heard that Alanson Caulkins was sick and died in Denver, Colorado. Have you any newspaper articles on his death in 1899? Thanks.

 

[masterpoe]

Franklin, how many threads have you "ruined" with your complaining, arguing and insulting posters?
How many times have you corrected what you considered as misinformation or exaggerated claims with an added barb?

I was only discussing the information that you posted, when on post #79 you made the denigrating comment about my posting "erroneous remarks" for pointing out that the news article that you posted was not quite what you claimed.

I didn't get all bent out of shape when proven wrong about the FACT that there was a pre-dreadnaught class USS ALABAMA that was referenced in the article before the famous WWII USS ALABAMA .
Now you did claim as fact that that "they dined and were entertained on the USS ALABAMA" , which from the 1905 news article you posted was an highly obvious "erroneous remark".

You seem to take things personal that are not intended in that way.

 

[ECS]

M Poe, maybe you can take a break from posting quite little cartoons to answer this qurstion:
On August 10, 2016 on a TN thread, you mentioned that you had a buyer for Laf's claimed but unseen Beale cipher "solution".
Why would someone want to buy a claimed solution that has never been seen, and what became of this offer?

 

[franklin]

What were the foreign words mentioned in the Job Print Pamphlet? Were they French, Spanish, Latin or some other language. Such as the words describing Robert Morriss and some others?

 

[releventchair]

M Poe, maybe you can take a break from posting quite little cartoons to answer this qurstion:
On August 10, 2016 on a TN thread, you mentioned that you had a buyer for Laf's claimed but unseen Beale cipher "solution".
Why would someone want to buy a claimed solution that has never been seen, and what became of this offer?

Ohh, that reminds me...
I need your fax number to send a nondisclosure agreement for you to sign before you can bid on my invisible horse with the two different alleged birthdays.

 

[franklin]

Now to get back on track about "Hunter's Hill" As I said the old home that stood for more than 150 years was either torn down or burned down between 1963 and 1965. There is still a chance of some of the remains still being there? As for the cemetery of the Ward, Risque and McVeigh families, it is still there and I have two eye witnesses that saw in the 1970's. The headstones have either been carried away or covered over. The Virginia State Historical Archaeologist was to call me last week or this week but I have not heard from him. Other than him telephoning week before last saying he was going to do something and he would let me know.

Well day before yesterday, I obtained a photograph of James B. Ward's Tombstone. It was not the tombstone I was looking for but it still came from the same cemetery. It was the headstone of James B. Ward Jr. that was shot and killed in a hunting accident at the age of 17 in 1856. It is actually more than a Tombstone, it is more a "Memorial Stone" It has about the accident with over 95 words. As soon as I get the cemetery documented, cleaned up and checked out by the Campbell County Historical Society I will post a photo of the "Memorial Stone" and what it says.