The Maps of Thomas Jefferson Beale
Larry:
First of all, I suggest that those of you who are interested in the Beale Treasure take a look at two books by Steven M. Matyas, Jr. - Beale Treasure Story: Hoax Theory Deflated and the companion book Beale Teasure Story: New Insights that review all known information up to the date of publication in 2011. It is an ecxcellent, detailed work. He also has several web sights that give you free information. Just type in "Beale Treasury Story" and look around.
Unfortunately, my book Secret Mission of Thomas Jefferson Beale was labeled as historical fictiion; and Beale researchers are missing my solution to BC3 with a list of 29 names, plus Tom. I used the "Miler's Tale" in The Canterbury Tales. Pashal Buford owned a mill; and The Canterbury Tales is a pilgrimage of 30 people.
Watch this topic. I have found 7 maps in BC3 and will disclose at least two of them within a week, as well as how I decoded the numbers. Then I would welcome discussion or questions about them. For those of you who may have purchased my book,these maps are drawn from the numbers in my book identified as "...the following numbers will be disclosed with the meaning of Code 1 in a later writing."
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xavier:
Well Larry I cant wait to see what you have there for us.
Regards Xavier
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Larry:
Thanks. It will be coming soon. Larry
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Larry:
Have you seen these numbers before? See attchment. They can be found at page 222, Gold in The Blue Ridge: The True Story of the Beale Treasure;, 2nd ed.,1981, by P. B. Innis and Walter Dean Innis. They say the paper is definitely old and was given to them by a family in Roanoke who say that it was handed down in their family and had always been considered to be one of the Beale Treasure papers. The numbers have been overlooked for years and everyone considers them to be doodles and unemportant. You may be surprised to learn that they will become a map of the Goose Creek valley at Montvale, Virginia. But First, I will show you the numbers to study; then in a few days, I will show several of the maps found in BC3. Which number is the beginning point?. I hope the attachment will come through. Check 'em out. Larry
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xavier:
Hummm duno I was kind of hoping you'd be telling us that.
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seldom:
Larry a little advice. Most here believe that the Beale papers are a hoax and not worth researching so to get folks interested in your thread you need to post as much info as possible so a conversation can get started. Posting a little at a time make folks lose interest and ignore this thread so try not to drag the story out any more then you have to.
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Larry:
I know. I'm learning. Thanks. Larry
Posted on: September 02, 2012, 06:53:30 AMThanks, Seldom. You're right. I'm learning and I appreciate any advice you might give to me. Larry
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Larry:
There are many of you who believe that the Beale Treasure story is a hoax and I respect that. As for myself and some others, we believe there is some truth to the story. I feel that the story is true because my translation came first, then later I placed the information on the "numbers" after experimenting with the scale to use. I increased the size. You can see where the ink used ran or deteriorated.
My beginning point was the "4" at the bottom of the numbers because you would normally begin at "X"; and it looked more like an "X" than the "4" that was placed higher. I drew what I call "the base line" or East/West line through the "4". Attached are Map 4, how I translated map 4 and the translation summary.
I have believed all along that Thomas Jefferson Beale was "Tom" the first born of the Thomas Jefferson/Sally Hemimgs relationship. If you accept that premise, most all of the questions about word usage like "stampede" and "clewe"; and phrases like "game is worth the candle";and which Declaration of Independence was used to solve BC2 can be answered.
I am preparing to upload "map 7" which goes to or near the cave discovery discussed at bealesolved.tripod.com. This process may take me another day.
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xavier:
Hi Larry
I went to your web site to take a look but I could not find the photos that were mentioned? I would have liked to have seen them and I'm sure that other members of the forum would like to see them too so why not post them here for us all to see?
Posted on: September 02, 2012, 07:25:14 PMHAaa sorry I found them
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Larry:
Attached are the following:
1, Map 7 BC3
2. Translation procedure for Map7
3, Translation of Map 7 BC3
I used "the Miller's Tale" in Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales and took the predominate sound from the last word in the line. I welcome any questions or comments, Larry
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