180 year old newspaper leads to the story of a US President’s untimely death, a Native American curse, and the longest inaugural address in US history!
Great video buddy. This take place around my area. Point Pleasant is about 35 miles from my house. I have found many arrow heads on the Ohio river and other places. The Frontiermen is one of my favorite books and Follow the River.
.wow friend. Your story is very interesting, lots of historical data. The North American tribes always suffered at the hands of those who were really imposters on their lands. The statesmen of history always have interesting facts like that of the presidents who died in office. Coyote greetings to my friend.
@@HistoryHoundDetecting hope you're doing ok,happy new year to you🥳🎊,I agree you do see a pattern our a tract record interesting book ,I checked the author tenkskwatwa, tecumsehs brother is said to have predicted a solar eclipse 🌑which accourd in june 1806,it cause him to swell with followers ,tecumsehs name means the panther ,I read I wouldnt mind checking that book out ,I'm from Barbados 🇧🇧george Washington came to my island in the Caribbean when he was 19 due to his brother Lawrence who suffered with tuberculosis, as they felt the warm Caribbean air would help Lawrence's condition,me and my 😔😪dad who I recently uhhh loss visited the house Washington stayed at washington caught smallpox here but recovered later he became immune to it ,theres a fascinating historical story about washington il share I hope you will like,well in 1755 george washington was serving in the french and inidian war🏹🏹💥Washington served under a british general named edward braddock braddock was sent to expel the french from the ohio valley the only thing is braddock was accustom in fighting wars on a open field way with soilders marching and firing at each other💥the style of warfare that the french and their indian allies used was 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌳🌳💥hiding within the forest and using the terrain against their enemies in ambush guerrilla warfare, Washington warned braddock about this telling him to use scout's from friendly natives to stop any ambush as they march to the french fort by the monongahela river ,but braddock stubbornly refuse the advice as they marched Washington came down with a high fever that weakened him but still concerned about braddocks safety he although not fully recovered decided to rejoin the march well🤯😱exactly as washington predicted just 7 miles from the french fort 855 warriors from indian tribes 🏹💥💥💥from the great lakes along with the french opened fire on braddocks british army there bright red uniforms made them perfect targets in the dense ohio woods🌳🌲💥💥💥,of the 1300 british and American soilders 900 where killed during the chaos of the battle the advancing soilders collided with the retreating ones mixing everyone in panic and chaos 💥💥💥💥the Indians took advantage of this moving from rocks and trees taking the british down eventualy all 86 officers of braddock fell George Washington was the only officer who was left😱 braddock was eventually shot in his lung washington although weakened by the fever tried to rally a retreat during the carnage 🐴🐎💥a horse was shot from under him he got on another💥and that to was shot down washington then tried his best to lead the remaing troops and get braddock to safety,when they finaly retreated washington realized to his surprise 😱💥he had 4 bullet holes in his uniform but was untouched from harm also his hat had a few bullet holes as well😱,he wrote his mother and brother saying by "the miraculous care of providence I've been protected beyond all human probability our expectation,for I had 4 bullets through my coat and 2 horses shot from under me yet escaped unhurt although death was leveling my companions on every side of me"theres a account from a indian warrior named red hawk he testified he shot 11 diffrent times at Washington but couldnt bring him down he then ceased firing saying that this man is being protected by the Great Spirit ,theres a account called the indian prophecy that has a account from washingtons inner circle including his personal dr dr james craig,that 15 years after the battle in 1770 when there was a moment of peace Washington and dr james craig ,where venturing in the ohio Pennsylvania region not far from where this battle accourd a indian chief came with a band of warriors 🏹alongside was a interpator,🔥a council fire was kindled and the chief addressed washington saying I'm a chief and ruler over my tribes my influence extends beyond the great lakes🏞🗻🏔and the far blue mountains I've traveled a long and weary path that I might see the young warrior of that great battle it was on the day when the white mans blood flowed in the streams of our forest 🌲when I first beheld you I call to my young men and said let you're aim be certain be dies !our rifles where leveled 💥rifles which where but for you knew not how to miss was all in vain a power far mightier than we shielded you,seeing you where under special guardianship of the Great Spirit we immediately ceased to fire at you!I'm old and shall soon join my father's in the land of shades but ere I go theres something bid me speak in a voice of prophecy, listen the great Spirit protects this man and guides his destiny he will become a chief of nations and people yet unborn will hail him as a founder of a mighty empire 🏹🎊🎊🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲he cannot die in battle ,remarkable story isnt it well during the war for american independence british general patrick Ferguson, who invented the Ferguson rifle was leading his sharp shooters shooting down american targets near brandywine creek he saw a tall american officer🏇on horse back Ferguson positioned himself with 3 of his sharp shooters in the woods to shot this mysterious individual, just before he ordered to fire a strong impulse came over him making him feel disgusted to fire at this man ,Ferguson then told his men to hold fire,the mysteries rider turned and looked eyes with ferguson and his rifleman and slowly turned his house around showing his back to Ferguson and calmly rode away🏇🏇🏇🏇ferguson was later told by the british how Washington looked like Ferguson said what!I saw him I could have lodged half a dozen balls at him before he was out of my reach but it wasnt pleasant shooting at the back of a unoffending individual, who was so coolly of his duty so I let him be!😱wow that realy is something affirming the indian warriors statement concerning Washington if washington was shot down💥at this critical point in time during the American revolution 🇺🇸the fabric of the determination to win would have been lost completely as although Washington suffered defeats by the british his care of his army and leadership drove the battle to victory fascinating story I hope you found this account in American history fascinating showing that they seem to have been a higher power our force in Washingtons life hope you like as at times when I feel down the story uplifts me 💯👍🙂
@@matthewsainsbury2367 Tou win the award for the longest comment I’ve ever received. But it was a beautiful story and I really appreciate the time and effort you took in sharing it with me.
@@HistoryHoundDetecting you're welcome👍💯🙂it's a fascinating story ,the book the frontiersman seems interesting 🏹I find the tippecanoe account is astounding thanks for showing the script of harrisons speech ,boy he talked long I wonder what his speech was I may have to find out,when I recently learnt about this curse i saw a pattern that astounding me i know lincoln was assassinated but man Garfield McKinley i agree with you how historians after kennedy would say What is going on here😱🤯!!!yup it does have a serious track I heard the guy running against roosevelt when he was elected in 1940 also died in 1944 ,wendel Wilkey, so even if roosevelt didnt win the pres would have still died in office boy man serious,since reagen though the pattern seems to have slowed down as people hope biden will be safe ,it seems a high force wasnt please at all during the western expansion,some say curses our bogas, but there real tenkskwatwa tecumsehs brother seemed realy upset when he heard his bro tecumseh died in battle that's when they say this curse was made I see theres another book on tecumseh as well fascinating character il follow up more you have some good videos one Il check out on the moon eyed people native Americans really have some fascinating stories and i find they seem to see beyond their time tasunke whitko our crazy horse when his uncle was killed over a cow 🐄he had a vision in his teens of a warrior r🏇iding out of a lake bull💥💥ets and arrows 🏹🏹shot at him but he wasnt hurt thunder ⚡⚡and lightning flash around him creating hail spots he was later told in the vision if he dress humbly and carried the hail spots design on his body he will be unbeatable and powerful among the lakota which seem to have come true as he defeated custer and the 7th calvary at the little big horn 🏹
@@matthewsainsbury2367 I loved accounts of the Native Americans as a kid. I took playing cowboys and Indians quite seriously. Crazy Horse, Rains in His Face, Tecumseh, and Chief Joseph were my heroes. I even would go so far as the where a loin cloth and paint my body with spots just like Crazy Horse. Lol
Great story. If you ever get the opportunity to visit prophet town park/battlefield here outside of battleground indiana I recommend it. It’s a neat area to walk. I live 45 minutes from there.
Hey Michael. That sort of information just can’t be shared. If I were to state locations there would be a dozen cars there the next day and no one would bother approaching the land owner for permission. Best advice is for you to talk to landowners near water sources and ask them if you can look.
I understand that I was just wondering if you knew something about like the different types of dirt that you find them in, and I also have so many questions about the area I we live near I have been finding the crystals point but not fully intact I was wondering where is a good place to look for un broken points
If you are finding quartz points then you have no need to look any further. An artifact can randomly appear just about anywhere, but if you are finding more than one…and especially if they are broken, then that is evidence of a camp. Keep checking that spot and you’ll find more. Most projectile points are broken. We find them because they were discarded. A complete point is rare…I’d say less than 1 in 20 points I find is intact. Sounds like you’ve found your spot. I also created a video called How To Find Arrowheads. It’ll answer some of your questions.
I don't think I can post pictures to this, so I can't show you the points I have found and what you think just so I can get some confirmation on them. You seem to know a little more than me
Veoma zanimljiva istorija,pozdrav iz Srbije🇷🇸🤠
Merry Christmas Ben and thanks for another great story! see ya next year!
Nice paper you scored.. I will never get tired of history nerds 🤓. Very few people in power were great. Except Ronald Reagan.
Very interesting, Thanks for sharing. Have a blessed Christmas.
Great video
Great video buddy. This take place around my area. Point Pleasant is about 35 miles from my house. I have found many arrow heads on the Ohio river and other places. The Frontiermen is one of my favorite books and Follow the River.
Very historic area you live in! Thanks for watching!
Another history nerd here! I wish you the most Merriest of Christmases, as well!!!
Another great adventure into the past. Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a safe and blessed Happy New Years
Very Merry Christmas to you and your family
Cool I dug a William Henry Harris 1840 campaign button about two years ago. With the log cabin on it. Merry Christmas brother
That button is on my want list for sure! Congratulations! Merry Christmas!
Good video Merry Christmas 🎄
.wow friend. Your story is very interesting, lots of historical data. The North American tribes always suffered at the hands of those who were really imposters on their lands. The statesmen of history always have interesting facts like that of the presidents who died in office. Coyote greetings to my friend.
I live in Swain Co. I would enjoy showing you some of my finds.
Mike Davis
I’d love to see them! You can email some photos to me if you want.
benjpope1818@gmail.com
Merry Christmas!
That was a cool story Ben, I'm happy for you on picking up that paper, awesome find. Merry Christmas to you and you r family!
Merry Christmas Jerry!
@@HistoryHoundDetecting hope you're doing ok,happy new year to you🥳🎊,I agree you do see a pattern our a tract record interesting book ,I checked the author tenkskwatwa, tecumsehs brother is said to have predicted a solar eclipse 🌑which accourd in june 1806,it cause him to swell with followers ,tecumsehs name means the panther ,I read I wouldnt mind checking that book out ,I'm from Barbados 🇧🇧george Washington came to my island in the Caribbean when he was 19 due to his brother Lawrence who suffered with tuberculosis, as they felt the warm Caribbean air would help Lawrence's condition,me and my 😔😪dad who I recently uhhh loss visited the house Washington stayed at washington caught smallpox here but recovered later he became immune to it ,theres a fascinating historical story about washington il share I hope you will like,well in 1755 george washington was serving in the french and inidian war🏹🏹💥Washington served under a british general named edward braddock braddock was sent to expel the french from the ohio valley the only thing is braddock was accustom in fighting wars on a open field way with soilders marching and firing at each other💥the style of warfare that the french and their indian allies used was 🌲🌲🌲🌲🌳🌳💥hiding within the forest and using the terrain against their enemies in ambush guerrilla warfare, Washington warned braddock about this telling him to use scout's from friendly natives to stop any ambush as they march to the french fort by the monongahela river ,but braddock stubbornly refuse the advice as they marched Washington came down with a high fever that weakened him but still concerned about braddocks safety he although not fully recovered decided to rejoin the march well🤯😱exactly as washington predicted just 7 miles from the french fort 855 warriors from indian tribes 🏹💥💥💥from the great lakes along with the french opened fire on braddocks british army there bright red uniforms made them perfect targets in the dense ohio woods🌳🌲💥💥💥,of the 1300 british and American soilders 900 where killed during the chaos of the battle the advancing soilders collided with the retreating ones mixing everyone in panic and chaos 💥💥💥💥the Indians took advantage of this moving from rocks and trees taking the british down eventualy all 86 officers of braddock fell George Washington was the only officer who was left😱 braddock was eventually shot in his lung washington although weakened by the fever tried to rally a retreat during the carnage 🐴🐎💥a horse was shot from under him he got on another💥and that to was shot down washington then tried his best to lead the remaing troops and get braddock to safety,when they finaly retreated washington realized to his surprise 😱💥he had 4 bullet holes in his uniform but was untouched from harm also his hat had a few bullet holes as well😱,he wrote his mother and brother saying by "the miraculous care of providence I've been protected beyond all human probability our expectation,for I had 4 bullets through my coat and 2 horses shot from under me yet escaped unhurt although death was leveling my companions on every side of me"theres a account from a indian warrior named red hawk he testified he shot 11 diffrent times at Washington but couldnt bring him down he then ceased firing saying that this man is being protected by the Great Spirit ,theres a account called the indian prophecy that has a account from washingtons inner circle including his personal dr dr james craig,that 15 years after the battle in 1770 when there was a moment of peace Washington and dr james craig ,where venturing in the ohio Pennsylvania region not far from where this battle accourd a indian chief came with a band of warriors 🏹alongside was a interpator,🔥a council fire was kindled and the chief addressed washington saying I'm a chief and ruler over my tribes my influence extends beyond the great lakes🏞🗻🏔and the far blue mountains I've traveled a long and weary path that I might see the young warrior of that great battle it was on the day when the white mans blood flowed in the streams of our forest 🌲when I first beheld you I call to my young men and said let you're aim be certain be dies !our rifles where leveled 💥rifles which where but for you knew not how to miss was all in vain a power far mightier than we shielded you,seeing you where under special guardianship of the Great Spirit we immediately ceased to fire at you!I'm old and shall soon join my father's in the land of shades but ere I go theres something bid me speak in a voice of prophecy, listen the great Spirit protects this man and guides his destiny he will become a chief of nations and people yet unborn will hail him as a founder of a mighty empire 🏹🎊🎊🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲he cannot die in battle ,remarkable story isnt it well during the war for american independence british general patrick Ferguson, who invented the Ferguson rifle was leading his sharp shooters shooting down american targets near brandywine creek he saw a tall american officer🏇on horse back Ferguson positioned himself with 3 of his sharp shooters in the woods to shot this mysterious individual, just before he ordered to fire a strong impulse came over him making him feel disgusted to fire at this man ,Ferguson then told his men to hold fire,the mysteries rider turned and looked eyes with ferguson and his rifleman and slowly turned his house around showing his back to Ferguson and calmly rode away🏇🏇🏇🏇ferguson was later told by the british how Washington looked like Ferguson said what!I saw him I could have lodged half a dozen balls at him before he was out of my reach but it wasnt pleasant shooting at the back of a unoffending individual, who was so coolly of his duty so I let him be!😱wow that realy is something affirming the indian warriors statement concerning Washington if washington was shot down💥at this critical point in time during the American revolution 🇺🇸the fabric of the determination to win would have been lost completely as although Washington suffered defeats by the british his care of his army and leadership drove the battle to victory fascinating story I hope you found this account in American history fascinating showing that they seem to have been a higher power our force in Washingtons life hope you like as at times when I feel down the story uplifts me 💯👍🙂
@@matthewsainsbury2367 Tou win the award for the longest comment I’ve ever received. But it was a beautiful story and I really appreciate the time and effort you took in sharing it with me.
@@HistoryHoundDetecting you're welcome👍💯🙂it's a fascinating story ,the book the frontiersman seems interesting 🏹I find the tippecanoe account is astounding thanks for showing the script of harrisons speech ,boy he talked long I wonder what his speech was I may have to find out,when I recently learnt about this curse i saw a pattern that astounding me i know lincoln was assassinated but man Garfield McKinley i agree with you how historians after kennedy would say What is going on here😱🤯!!!yup it does have a serious track I heard the guy running against roosevelt when he was elected in 1940 also died in 1944 ,wendel Wilkey, so even if roosevelt didnt win the pres would have still died in office boy man serious,since reagen though the pattern seems to have slowed down as people hope biden will be safe ,it seems a high force wasnt please at all during the western expansion,some say curses our bogas, but there real tenkskwatwa tecumsehs brother seemed realy upset when he heard his bro tecumseh died in battle that's when they say this curse was made I see theres another book on tecumseh as well fascinating character il follow up more you have some good videos one Il check out on the moon eyed people native Americans really have some fascinating stories and i find they seem to see beyond their time tasunke whitko our crazy horse when his uncle was killed over a cow 🐄he had a vision in his teens of a warrior r🏇iding out of a lake bull💥💥ets and arrows 🏹🏹shot at him but he wasnt hurt thunder ⚡⚡and lightning flash around him creating hail spots he was later told in the vision if he dress humbly and carried the hail spots design on his body he will be unbeatable and powerful among the lakota which seem to have come true as he defeated custer and the 7th calvary at the little big horn 🏹
@@matthewsainsbury2367 I loved accounts of the Native Americans as a kid. I took playing cowboys and Indians quite seriously. Crazy Horse, Rains in His Face, Tecumseh, and Chief Joseph were my heroes. I even would go so far as the where a loin cloth and paint my body with spots just like Crazy Horse. Lol
Great story. If you ever get the opportunity to visit prophet town park/battlefield here outside of battleground indiana I recommend it. It’s a neat area to walk. I live 45 minutes from there.
Yes, count me in for ‘nerdness’, long may it be so. Keep safe and warm.
A doddering old man, you say? Hmmm, sounds awfully familiar. Was Harrison half as corrupt as the current doddering old man?
Time will tell my friend…it always does.
Hey, do you have any fields that I could hunt? Maybe we can hunt together. I am near Franklin nc
Hey Michael. That sort of information just can’t be shared. If I were to state locations there would be a dozen cars there the next day and no one would bother approaching the land owner for permission. Best advice is for you to talk to landowners near water sources and ask them if you can look.
I understand that I was just wondering if you knew something about like the different types of dirt that you find them in, and I also have so many questions about the area I we live near I have been finding the crystals point but not fully intact I was wondering where is a good place to look for un broken points
If you are finding quartz points then you have no need to look any further. An artifact can randomly appear just about anywhere, but if you are finding more than one…and especially if they are broken, then that is evidence of a camp. Keep checking that spot and you’ll find more. Most projectile points are broken. We find them because they were discarded. A complete point is rare…I’d say less than 1 in 20 points I find is intact. Sounds like you’ve found your spot. I also created a video called How To Find Arrowheads. It’ll answer some of your questions.
I don't think I can post pictures to this, so I can't show you the points I have found and what you think just so I can get some confirmation on them. You seem to know a little more than me
Invasion...not expansion
Indeed