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« on: February 26, 2007, 02:17:54 pm »
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Treasure lies in Shipp Pond
?It was the year 1862. The Civil War was being fought, and throughout the South, gold and other valuables were being buried and hidden for safekeeping. . . .

Halfway across the pond, the man stopped. He stood there for several minutes, looking in all directions, first toward the dead pine, then the direction from which he came, then to the opposite sides of the pond. Then picking up the wooden box, he lowered it into the water beside the raft and dropped it.

?Won't no dam Yankees ever find that gold money!' the man said to himself. He got in the buggy and drove back the way he came.

The man was Hinchie Warren, great grandfather of President Warren G. Harding, and owner of the Warren plantation in Conecuh County. . . . .

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I looked on the web and rootsweb geneaology site has the the Shipp Pond story with more detail. We all know what happens to gold in a mud bottomed lake by now tho  Smiley Sue

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« Reply #1 on: February 26, 2007, 02:51:43 pm »
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A least mud is easy to water jet and pump. I think small lakes holding  golden treasures should be drained, strained, probed, prodded and blown up until it is found. Grin


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FALSE CAUSE A BANANA DONT HAVE A BACKBONE
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« Reply #2 on: February 26, 2007, 03:52:32 pm »
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A least mud is easy to water jet and pump. I think small lakes holding  golden treasures should be drained, strained, probed, prodded and blown up until it is found. Grin


MAN ~ I CAN DIG ALL THAT ORO..B FUN TO SIT ON BANK & WATCH IT BLOW..I'D BLOW A CRATER ON THE LOWEST SIDE FIRST..THEN WATCH WHAT WATER COULD FLOW OUT-FLOW OUT.
THEN HOOK UP SOME BIG SUCKERSNDRAIN THAT BABY...WE COULD RENT SOME OR BUY SOME FROM NEW ORLEANS..I'LL BET THEY HAVE PLENTY JUST SITTIN THERE..THEN COMES THE D-9'S..

I'D GET IN THERENPUSH THAT BOX RIGHT UP TO YOU SO YOU WOULDN'T HAVE TO GET UP OFF THE BANK OR NOTHIN Grin

WHAT A PIPEDREAM~FUN Grin

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« Reply #3 on: February 26, 2007, 04:47:58 pm »
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Great article.

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what happens to the gold in the muck?

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I was told there was civil war gold buried in fayette county

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