Kace
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This is gonna be a bit off our current topic but take a look at it for future reference.
The Missouri River Starts in Montana and Runs Through:
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Before flowing into the Mississippi River
I want to hit this part later after everyone reads it.
Steamship Arabia, Kansas City. Sunk September 5th 1856. It was lost for 132yrs. Found in 1988.
This ship was found in a Cornfield with 200 tons of supplies. It's a museum in Kansas City Now. VERY COOL! It was found with Metal Detectors and an old Map 45ft Down Buried In A Cornfield 6 miles west of KC Proper. I'll try and post a link but if you want to read it before I get the story on here just google it.
There is a reason I'm bringing this up...The Rivers. The Missouri and Mississippi and ALL TRIBUTARIES...
400 Steam Boats Sank With Cargo Over A 2,500 mile Trek Down The Missouri. Due to erosion the Missouri Changed Course Over Time. A Tree Snag Sunk This One.
The Missouri Runs Through St Joe, Kansas City and Very Close To Kearney, MO.
Think About This As Far As The James Gang and Others Traveling. Starts in the Black Hills AND It hits the Mississippi. These and other Smaller Rivers were Used Covertly Pre-Civil War, Civil War and Post Civil War.
I'm going to come back to the Ships and Smaller Boats in reference to JJ but read the article if you have time soon.
KACE
The Missouri River Starts in Montana and Runs Through:
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Before flowing into the Mississippi River
I want to hit this part later after everyone reads it.
Steamship Arabia, Kansas City. Sunk September 5th 1856. It was lost for 132yrs. Found in 1988.
This ship was found in a Cornfield with 200 tons of supplies. It's a museum in Kansas City Now. VERY COOL! It was found with Metal Detectors and an old Map 45ft Down Buried In A Cornfield 6 miles west of KC Proper. I'll try and post a link but if you want to read it before I get the story on here just google it.
There is a reason I'm bringing this up...The Rivers. The Missouri and Mississippi and ALL TRIBUTARIES...
400 Steam Boats Sank With Cargo Over A 2,500 mile Trek Down The Missouri. Due to erosion the Missouri Changed Course Over Time. A Tree Snag Sunk This One.
The Missouri Runs Through St Joe, Kansas City and Very Close To Kearney, MO.
Think About This As Far As The James Gang and Others Traveling. Starts in the Black Hills AND It hits the Mississippi. These and other Smaller Rivers were Used Covertly Pre-Civil War, Civil War and Post Civil War.
I'm going to come back to the Ships and Smaller Boats in reference to JJ but read the article if you have time soon.
KACE
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