Lost treasure in Ontario

[ColonialDude]

Heyt folks. this isn't so much a lead...but I am looking for info. A long while back I read something on this site (I think) about some lost treasure tales in Ontario, Canada. I'm looking for that info. I believe a book or publication could be purchased somewhere on this info. Can anyone help out? Thanks!!

Wess

 

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[Capt Bob T]

Hey Wess - I have a copy -- it has been out of print for quite a while - lots of intersting leads -- Capt Bob T

 

[Mekong Mike]

Try researching the fur trappers like Pierre Radisson and others. The hudson bay company was founded by radisson after he deserted the french.

A great book about pierre radisson is called ....Captured by the Mohawks. True story of his life and times in the latter 1600's in french canada.

 

[HastingsHunters]

Hey I live in belleville On. I have a couple books. I also can probably tell you every treasure tale you will hear up hear from the seven year war to jessie james loot in milliken twp...lol

 

[Scotius]

I've written to the owner of this site asking if he could provide a reference for one of the stories. Anyway, there are some fantastic ones here... The Lost Treasure of Ontario

I'm particularly interested in a source for the claim that Cortes (or Cortez) the Spanish conquistador buried a treasure near Sarnia Ontario. THAT would be nice to find. Supposedly it was on a pack train. Can you imagine a pack train's worth of gold? How many mules in a pack train? Would have to be a significant number and they can carry quite a bit each.

Very interesting stuff, and there are other stories there too.

 

[Warchild]

I've written to the owner of this site asking if he could provide a reference for one of the stories. Anyway, there are some fantastic ones here... The Lost Treasure of Ontario

I'm particularly interested in a source for the claim that Cortes (or Cortez) the Spanish conquistador buried a treasure near Sarnia Ontario. THAT would be nice to find. Supposedly it was on a pack train. Can you imagine a pack train's worth of gold? How many mules in a pack train? Would have to be a significant number and they can carry quite a bit each.

Very interesting stuff, and there are other stories there too.

I too am very interested in this subject. If any info is available on this, could you please point me in the right direction so that I can do some research.
It would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Bottlecapbill]

I've seen that site before. Some interesting stuff on there. Anyone ever take a crack of any of them? Being way up in Sault Ste. Marie I'm too far away from most of them.

 

[Rugger]

CaptBob Could you make a photo copy or a scan of your book,willing to pay for your time of course. Rugger

 

[Drake and Sulley]

Hi captain bob! Do you have a digital copy of the book? How many pages is it?

 

[Gavgar32]

Sarnia Treasures

Hey Wess - I have a copy -- it has been out of print for quite a while - lots of intersting leads -- Capt Bob T

Looking for the book about the Sarnia Treasures. Please can you give me any help. Thanks so much or the name of the book.

 

[Gavgar32]

Hey Wess, did you find any info on that book about Sarnia. If so can you please share thanks so much!