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Connecticut Sam:
 [waveing] I hope to hear from other treasure hunters in the great state of Connecticut and be grateful for any information on bury treasures in our state.

Posted on: January 02, 2013, 02:05:13 AMPlease sent information to:  farmboy61@att.net Thank you. [waveing]

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GoldDigger1950:
Well, Sam, treasure is where you find it old buddy. I live in Connecticut. Mansfield. You?

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Connecticut Sam:
 :)Stratford.... It is good to hear from other treasure hunters.  It is cold with snow on the ground, but still seeking information on bury treasures in our great state.  Keep in touch.
Sam


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GoldDigger1950:
Captain Kidd is said to have buried a large treasure here along the south coast near Mystic.

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Mudflap:
:) Wallingford..... Only thing I am digging lately was 11" of snow!!  :)

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GoldDigger1950:
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That's the thing about treasure talk. Each story is retold differently. Why, Kidd himself told me it was in Mystic.

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hardluck:
Hello Connecticut Sam

It might be worth digging a little into the history of Windham Connecticut. In the 7 years war also known as the French indian war the village of windham was burnt to the ground by the French Indians. There is a legend that the village people cached there belongs before the attack. It still might be possible to find the 1754 site of the original village?

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Connecticut Sam:
This is a story that I had not heard about.   I been in the business since 1964.  There is not much open land in Ct.  Thanks for the information.

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hardluck:
Hello Connecticut sam

Here is an old map dated 1766. You will see in the top right hand corner Windham. It will show a church and a fort? This map was made few years after the attack so the orignal village might no be the exact location of the the town was rebuilt. If you can find an earlier map it might help you find where the earlier village was? I suspect the earlier village was destroyed in the early years of the war.

The indian Allies of the French was prone to kill all in the villages and the French had trouble controling their allies. There was a big battle with the British to the north which the french won and raiding parties came south raiding towns and burning them.

There was also a party of prisoners who escaped in mass and fled north in 1754 that made of had a hand in it as well?

Anyway some thing to look into.

Good luck

Hardluck

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Connecticut Sam:
 :'(Do you have any good points where treasures are ?

Posted on: January 04, 2013, 02:30:21 AMThanks,  I will check out the old maps,  the town had grown back.  I give you some of the coins that you help locate.  farmboy61@att.net

Posted on: January 04, 2013, 02:33:25 AMHe must had been a very bury man.  People claim that he bury treasures all over Connecticut.

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