Who was Tom Beale?

[Rebel - KGC]

"BIG SCOOP" pay attention to this; "in line" with yer "thinking"...

 

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[Rebel - KGC]

"TOM" Hemings (Thomas Jefferson's "Slave Son"); THOMAS JEFFERSON BEALE; Use of BEALE name ONLY. Heh... "Tom" had EXPERIENCE with Lewis & Clark Expedition; light-complexion turned SWARTHY, AS IF "caused" by exposure to the SUN! OF COURSE! Thanks, LARRY! (RIP).

 

[Rebel - KGC]

BTW, THIS info is NOT "Germane" to the HART PAPERS...

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Pay attention to BC # 1 & BC # 3; FORGET the REST! Clayton changed the NUMBERS slightly, with Newton Hazlewood's OK. The Ciphers in HART PAPERS are MORE accurate; BC # 1 & BC # 3 in the "BP" Pamphlet are just RUSES. I think HART PAPERS used CSA "Key Words". Review how Lewis & Clark utilized TJ's "Artichoke". "Google" The Secret Code of Lewis & Clark... MORE later. HH! Good Luck!

 

[Rebel - KGC]

"Houston, we have a Problem"... L & C and TJ used LETTERS; DANG Rebels Secret Service used NUMBERS!

 

[Rebel - KGC]

R & I; MAY be of interest... "google" Thomas Jefferson's Code & Ciphers: III (Miscellaneous)... AND! Cracking Jefferson's Code. Then, gotta do REBEL (CSA) NUMBER Code.

 

[ECS]

The Confederates also used a code system based on tobacco grades, which the Yankee's never could break.

 

[ECS]

Further clarifications... Sally's first born son was BEVERLY HEMINGS; "nick-named" TOM, as in that TJ was his father. TJ NEVER acknowledged that Beverly/"Tom" was his son... PO'ed B/"T". You WILL find "Tom" documented in TJ's "Farm Book". NOW! For the Corps of Discovery, Lewis & Clark included "Tom", as a slave... AND! Was "code-named" PERNIA. From pdf # 1... "There are many references to Governor Meriwether Lewis arriving in St. Louis to assume his duties and being accompanied by a FORMER SLAVE OF JEFFERSON CALLED PERNIA." M.L. later called PERNIA, his SERVANT.

William Clark married Julia Hancock, niece of James Beverly Risqué, who Thomas Beale fought a duel over with Risqué.
The Beale Papers always seem to revolve around the extended Risqué family bloodline, from JBR to grandson, James Beverly Ward, copyright owner and publisher.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

The Confederates also used a code system based on tobacco grades, which the Yankee's never could break.

Eh...? How so...?

 

[franklin]

The Confederates also used a code system based on tobacco grades, which the Yankee's never could break.

I have a cipher code that has numbers and Roman Numerals how do you crack it.

 

[ECS]

Tobacco ciphers were detailed in the 1904 memoirs of General Adam R Johnson, who served as a scout for Nathan Bedford Forrest during the War of Northern Aggression, and carried messages to John C Breckinridge.
The code was based on numbers:
"Number 7 to 11; number 21 back to 11 except 13; from 21 to 77 except 33,41, and 56 Also figure 3 to 177 except 140,50, and 60"
All those numbers matched the numbers in a tobacco grading book:"7 to 11"=fine leaf, and each number was followed by the description of some kind of tobacco, the exceptions were all marked as "trash", that signify a very inferior quality.
All these numbers held meaning to those who used the tobacco grades as code.
The code above was actually sent by Forrest to Breckinridge.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Thomas Jefferson ALSO developed INDIVIDUAL Ciphers to SPECIFIC persons...

 

[Rebel - KGC]

Thomas Jefferson ALSO developed INDIVIDUAL Ciphers to SPECIFIC persons...

Reckon the REBELS did the same; during the CONFEDERATE WAR... AND! BOTH CSA Max (Lynchburg, Va.) & Breckinridge were Jewish and MAY have communicated in "their" CODE/CIPHERS.

 

[ECS]

Reckon the REBELS did the same; during the CONFEDERATE WAR... AND! BOTH CSA Max (Lynchburg, Va.) & Breckinridge were Jewish and MAY have communicated in "their" CODE/CIPHERS.

...and Ward's cousin, F C Hutter, friend to Max, was well versed in Confederate codes.

 

[Rebel - KGC]

...and Ward's cousin, F C Hutter, friend to Max, was well versed in Confederate codes.

Yes, he was.