The Treasure of Captain William Kidd.

[releventchair]

So you're trying to play "I got the cookie" like Kidd did?
Good luck with that. It didn't work for him either.

If your belief is based on an unconfirmed photo...It's rather thin gravy to base much claim on just yet.

 

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[Randawg72]

It was not the first time he was claiming buried treasure?

Part of the Earl of Bellomont's letter discussing Captain Kidd's treasure (TNA, CO 5/1043). The National Archives, London, UK. below.

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Not 'buried' treasure, Kidd was trying to bargain with the remaining silks, spices, and other valuable cargo that he left behind on the Quedagh Merchant. What Kidd didn't know, was that the men he had left to guard the ship had already sold off this plunder and burned the ship.

 

[Randawg72]

Mr Freeman,
Bravo. You found one faded and useless pic. I don't claim to know everything about Kidd. In fact I learn something new about him nearly every day. The issue was, did Wilkins draw the Kidd/Palmer maps. I said no, he didn't. And if Wilkins had spent the time to draw them, then why only one vague and incidental reference in his book? Thank you for proving my point.

 

[Old Bookaroo]

Mr Freeman,
Bravo. You found one faded and useless pic. I don't claim to know everything about Kidd. In fact I learn something new about him nearly every day. The issue was, did Wilkins draw the Kidd/Palmer maps. I said no, he didn't. And if Wilkins had spent the time to draw them, then why only one vague and incidental reference in his book? Thank you for proving my point.

There are several "treasure maps" in the books by Wilkins.

 

[Randawg72]

There are several "treasure maps" in the books by Wilkins.

If you have some new information to share that we haven't covered, I'd love to hear it.

 

[Old Bookaroo]

If you have some new information to share that we haven't covered, I'd love to hear it.

The Harold T. Wilkins books "speak" for themselves.