Siegfried Schlagrule
Bronze Member
- Mar 19, 2003
- 1,579
- 66
- Detector(s) used
- All types of BFOs owned. Especially want White's Arrow; White's Oremaster; Exanimo Spartan Little Monster; Garrett contract Little Monster.
BUTTS COUNTY - INDIAN SPRINGS ... on 12 february 1825 General William McIntosk signed over all remaining indian lands in Georgia for an equal amount of land west of the mississippi River and $400,000 in gold. Opposing tribal factions, who had not been consulted before the sale, ordered his death; and he is believed to have buried the money between his cabin and Indian Springs. He was murdered several days later and the money was not found. source PAGE 11, NTHL NEWSLETTER VOLUME 5, NUMBER 3
MCDUFFIE COUNTY - CLARK HILL RESERVIOR ... is located on the LITTLE RIVER. At the site of the old mill is gold. Some think it may be under water. Gold was first found by two englishmen who persuaded a local plantation owner named Griffin to buy the land. In 1830 Griffin bought out the other two. He built a small mill in 1833 on the WILKES COUNTY side of the river. By 1834 he had milled $80,000 in gold. In 1847 Griffin accidentally killed himself when his pistol discharged while he was mounting his horse. His $100,000 gold cache remains unfound. source PAGE 5, WHERE TO LOOK FOR BURIED TREASURE IN THE SOUTHERN STATES - PART II BY ERNEST M. ANDREWS, NTHL NEWSLETTER, VOLUME 1, NUMBER 2 (SUMMER 1969)
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MCDUFFIE COUNTY - CLARK HILL RESERVIOR ... is located on the LITTLE RIVER. At the site of the old mill is gold. Some think it may be under water. Gold was first found by two englishmen who persuaded a local plantation owner named Griffin to buy the land. In 1830 Griffin bought out the other two. He built a small mill in 1833 on the WILKES COUNTY side of the river. By 1834 he had milled $80,000 in gold. In 1847 Griffin accidentally killed himself when his pistol discharged while he was mounting his horse. His $100,000 gold cache remains unfound. source PAGE 5, WHERE TO LOOK FOR BURIED TREASURE IN THE SOUTHERN STATES - PART II BY ERNEST M. ANDREWS, NTHL NEWSLETTER, VOLUME 1, NUMBER 2 (SUMMER 1969)
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