We Found Out Archaeologists on Easter Island Have Discovered a Previously Unknown Moai Statue Buried in a Dried-Out Lake Bed Christie's Pulled In $202 Million at Its 20th/21st-Century Sales in . Seagoville pharmacist who was the diver that planted dynamite on the bottom of Hendricks Lake. One particularly famous legend is that of Jean Lafitte's treasure. The men, in fear of Spanish retaliation, are said to have hidden the wagons in a nearby body of water. 2019. Roper has been pursuing the legend and examining where and how the various parts of the story originated. The real story of Hendricks Lake is not the legend alone, it is about the people who believed it fervently enough to put their time and money on the line in the hope of recovering it. click photo for more. I always thought it was interesting that people had reason to believe there was pirate treasure 200 miles from the coast.. Winds light and variable.. In a location on the lake, matching the tale, with a sloped Ocean Breeze. The last. Born in Longview in East Texas and living in Houston, Gary has published works of history born of his curiosity about what happened long ago in East Texas that played a role in the history of the Republic and of the State of Texas. Christian B. Roper on a scouting trip for his film . To contact Pinkerton, call (409) 201-8026 or email gary.pinkerton@outlook.com. Hendricks Lake near Tatum is now off limits to the public because it is on land owned by a mining company. At the age of 25, Jean Laffite was living in New Orleans, operating a warehouse essential to dispersing the goods smuggled by his brother Pierre. They say this inspired them to reach out to other treasure hunters and hear their stories. An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list signup. At the end of World War II, the German Nazi's are believed to have sunk a fortune in Lake Toplitz, Austria, Daily Star reports. When a producer for The History Channel contacted me in early summer, the legend was about to add a new chapter to the story.The Lagina brothers of Oak Island fame were beginning a new series, Beyond Oak Island, and the story of Hendricks Lake was the premiere episode on November 17, 2020. Legend remains victorious in spite of history and it just attests to the power that legends have over people when the facts may not necessarily support something, Pinkerton said. hb```E@9Z9:sj*5)o(Hd`8iQ^gFMJNvZ7he);Ndx8uy}xc;Mt0u410[t0v4t40t40Zt00L@,E@`E,AsE^X/q5tDX4C#{ Published by the Texas State Historical Association. LAKE ISABELLA, Calif . We organized some strategic searches via dives doing grid patterns and things of that sort to try to get those up.. In 1969 an MIT graduate with a degree in electrical engineering and a patent for an underwater device for locating metals motored along the surface of Hendricks Lake in an eight-foot fiberglass boat towing his electronics. . And an MIT-trained electrical engineer who held a patent for underwater metal detection. Other stories of Pirate Treasures are discussed. The area served as a naval base during the war, and the publication notes that when the Allied forces were approaching, the Nazi's began sinking treasures in metal boxes in the lake . e d u / e t h j / v o l 4 7 / i s s 2 / 1 0)/Rect[128.1963 131.7406 353.4453 143.4594]/StructParent 9/Subtype/Link/Type/Annot>> The dig, which employed 39 Zuni workmen, was conducted from 1917 through 1921 and in 1923, and uncovered approximately 25,000 artifacts as well as human remains. The location was later widely believed to be Hendricks Lake, an oxbow lake formation on the south side of the Sabine River. Tales of pirate booty and Mexican gold have captivated minds for generations, and it all could be closer than you might think. North of Tatum, in the middle of the woods, lies Hendricks Lake. "My father and his friends shared the Hendricks Lake treasure legend with me when I was very young, perhaps 6 or 7 years old," Roper said. On his website, Fenn wrote, "It was under a. What they would love to find, if not the silver, are clues to the treasure at least being there. 0000006665 00000 n https://www.tshaonline.org, https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/hendricks-lake. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. The first documented treasure recovery attempt in 1894 was based on the belief that Santa Anna had dumped gold, silver, and jewels, By 1935, a full-page syndicated article fleshed out more details. Gary L. Pinkerton, Trammels Trace: The First Road to Texas from the North (College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 2016). Contacts. They are convinced that booty galore is waiting to be found, J. Barto Arnold, the former marine archaeologist for the Texas Historical Commission, told me. A pharmacist. Omoa was the site of the largest Spanish fort in Central America, a fort constructed to safeguard the Spanish silver shipments from the mines of Tegucigalpa in Honduras. Numerous springs within and around the lake keep it filled. Please post photos and a general area if you have . Roper himself had first heard the legend when he was a young boy and has returned to it intermittently throughout his life. <>/Border[0 0 0]/Contents(Tell us)/Rect[72.0 211.9047 103.6572 224.7953]/StructParent 7/Subtype/Link/Type/Annot>> (Image credit: Pictorial Press Ltd./Alamy) British . . The brothers meet with a Christian Roper who is actively hunting for the lost treasure of the pirate, Jean Lafitte. Gary L. Pinkerton is an author and independent researcher. 30 April 2021 AFP It is one of Sweden's most spectacular Bronze Age finds A man surveying a forest for his orienteering club in western Sweden stumbled on a trove of Bronze Age treasure reckoned. The team, known as the "Temple Twelve," have been . In 1915 in New Orleans a worker uncovered a chest filled with more than 1,500 doubloons . East Texas Gold From Mexico In 1839 Mirabeau B. Lamar, the newly inaugurated successor to Sam Houston as President of Texas, sent the Texas Army out to get rid of the Cherokees. Boise County - Near the Nevada state line at Rye Flats, a shipment of newly-minted gold coins . He is portrayed by Armando Riesco. Please support the Cherokeean Herald by subscribing today. Any "COB" finds in Texas I was just wondering if any member in Texas has found any cobs, reales, etc. Every dollar helps. endobj May the hunters strike gold. The Lakeview Motel's name is false advertising these dry days. endobj Pictured from left, Gary Pinkerton, Brackson McKnight and Christian Roper. So, he set up these steam engines and buckets on a conveyor belt and pumps. If pirate plunder and sunken silver hidden in a lake seem like the elements of folklore, they are. The tale basically states Galveston-based pirate Jean Laffite, in the year 1816, plundered a Spanish ship named the Santa Rosa. Over the years, Hendrick's Lake near Tatum has been a place where many people have visited in search of a legendary treasure that was supposedly left at the site by Pirate Jean LaFitte. The show starts with the Lagina brothers, Rick and Marty, sharing how their search on Oak Island opened them up to a world full of mysteries and lost treasures to explore. Not a treasure hunter, but a character who built an amphibious tractor he called the Watt-a-Bug which he drove into Hendricks Lake. Forrest Fenn, a New Mexican art dealer, revealed on Sunday that his famed treasure was found, according to a post on his website that he confirmed to NBC News. from oil explorers and water witchers to plain nuts.. Many of them are wandering through the beaches and backlands with nothing more than metal detectors. Lr !_) The Lagina Brothers, famous for their search for the lost treasure on Oak Island and featured in the show The Curse of Oak Island, now hosts a new show called, Beyond Oak Island. Barnie Waldrop of carthage was one of the more persistent treasure hunters. So all these treasure magazines sprung around these treasure hunting, metal detectors, stories about lost mines. The Fenn Treasure was a cache of gold and jewels that Forrest Fenn, an art dealer and author from Santa Fe, New Mexico, hid in the Rocky Mountains of the United States. Meanwhile, his younger brother John was exploring the coast of Texas. the new book is available in paperback. Download Free PDF. Joe spent many hours growing up around Milzie Williamson and later used his Fisher M-Scope metal detector to search those mysterious holes. s f a s u . Sometime around 1816,six wagon loads of Spanish silver ingots, allegedly stolen by the pirate Jean Laffite, were being transported through what is now East Texas. Many treasure hunters are convinced the money continues to lie beneath the mud of Little Cypress Creek in Upshur County. 159 0 obj 4. 0000001730 00000 n Some said it was Santa Annas gold sent north from San Jacinto, and others say it was not even in Hendricks Lake, but in Martin Creek. 156 0 obj 0000002062 00000 n 0000010052 00000 n He found what he was looking for in the Spanish colony of Texas. During her time at the Watchman, she enjoyed writing features about businesses and local events. <> %%EOF True Believers: Treasure Hunters at Hendricks Lake. According to one legend, a group of priests put about three hundred burro loads of silver in a mine on one of their expeditions to New Mexico. Gary L . 146 23 0000001207 00000 n At times the story stayed in circulation due to the efforts of Harry E. Rieseberg, a man who was the self-proclaimed '"worlds greatest underwater treasure hunter.. Hendricks Lake, Over the years there have been many who made a minimal effort or spent a little time at the lake only to discover that the conditions were too difficult and they had neither the time nor the money for such an undertaking. The Lost Treasure of Hendricks Lake The infamous pirate of the Gulf Jean Lafitte took a $2 million fortune in silver from a Spanish galleon and supposedly buried it in the Sabine River near the East Texas town of Sabine. Michael Siepker, Fisheries Biologist; 563-382-8324; Michael.Siepker@dnr.iowa.gov Marc Waterlander, Conservation Officer; 319-240-6662; Marc.Waterlander@dnr.iowa.gov Iowa-Caught Fish Are Safe to Eat, In Almost All Cases A team of treasure hunters could be on the verge of unearthing the "world's largest treasure hoard," said to be worth over $20 billion. Little is known about his origins, but he was probably born either in Basque-France or in the French colony Saint-Domingue. 2. The earliest mention of the treasure legend of Hendricks Lake that Pinkerton could find was in 1884. And You Thought Feral Hogs Were Bad. Lets be honest, everybody loves a good treasure story. The Secret: Location of the Treasure in Lake Park, Milwaukee Mark Heffron 35 subscribers Subscribe 5.6K views 2 years ago In this video I reveal the location of the treasure in Lake Park,. In 2005, Agent Hendricks was a young FBI agent who was aware . Just another myth? They did their research and, with dredging equipment and electronics gear, made multiple trips to Hendricks Lake but had no success. 0000004315 00000 n Low 47F. For more information about this incredible project and to see a short film trailer, go to their website at www.sunkensilver.com. Things Found in the San Antonio River: Periodic draining of sections of the river have revealed skateboards, Mardi Gras beads, old bottles and a cell phone. endobj The enduring story of Hendricks Lake is a treasure legend that has been around for more than 150 years. There are many stories about the famous pirate Gene Lafitte, but one of them places his lost treasure at the bottom of a lake right here in East Texas. TYLER, Texas (KETK) Legends of buried treasure have fascinated people around the world since time immemorial. 0000000016 00000 n Stella Wieser was a reporter at the Panola Watchman from June 2018 to April 2022. H-E-Bs True Texas BBQ Restaurant Is Slipping, West Texans Are Learning What It Means to Live in Bear Country. Charles Fitzhugh Grice had the technology needed to find Spanish silver if the treasure was there. She was then forgotten for nearly 300 years. He was reading a book about lost treasure that inspired him to do some digging online, where he found supposed evidence that a ship was lurking underneath the water. The tale basically states Galveston-based pirate Jean Laffite, in the year 1816, plundered a Spanish ship named the Santa Rosa. MW Questions: Are Keywords for the Null Cipher Used in The Great US Treasure Hunt? endobj In Gretna in 1960, across the river from New Orleans, a large number of gold coins were found in an area frequented by Lafitte and his men .According to another story, Laffite buried a large cache on an unnamed island in Lake Borgne. endobj It featured Pirate Treasures. See the BLOG here for more details. That lucky treasure hunter who finds where X marks the spot, will become an East Texas legend, just like the treasure they strove to find. Jean Laffite was a French pirate and privateer born circa 1780. The story goes that wagon loads of silver Eventually, the Mexicans unloaded the moneygold and silver coinsso they could make an escape. The box was hidden by millionaire art dealer. The divers do feel some round objects, and a piece is He built a new kind of sewing machine, and in 1851 he started I.M. 157 0 obj Snavely of Taylor, who had hunted treasure for 60 years, found a ruby arrowhead weighing 15 karats, along with many other gemstones. The film will explore the history of various parts of the tale, how they came to be woven in to a single fable and will reveal what was discovered during the months of research put into the project, including a new theory and information indicating the account of lost silver in an East Texas lake is actually a combination of stories. An occasional newspaper article kept the story alive and throughout the 1960s treasure hunters found their way to Hendrick's Lake, but none matched the expeditions launched by the SoRelle . Now, more modern equipment was available, and one man used a metal detector and managed to get some interesting readings from the bottom of the lake. There are two legends in particular that seem to have found purchase in the minds of East Texas treasure hunters. In 1909 members of the United States Geological Survey visited the site, which they described as being unproductive. Spanish silver stolen by the privateer, Jean Lafitte. Thats the one thing we all agree on about Sunken Silver, is that legend is a very powerful thing.. Charles F. Grice, Interview by Gary Pinkerton, February 2019. PRIME turn-key restaurant is a landmark of Fort Laud(Former Ernie's BBQ). It was one of the first times I met with Brackston after we graduated university last summer, Roper recalled. 153 0 obj <>/Border[0 0 0]/Contents()/Rect[493.2393 594.2333 540.0 607.124]/StructParent 3/Subtype/Link/Type/Annot>> A semi-weekly newsletter with all of The Panola Watchman's sports coverage. Pinkerton spent time in Carthage recently talking to those with accounts of some of the treasure hunters, and he hopes to connect with more people who have Hendricks Lake stories to tell. Here are six of the supposedly greatest Texas treasures still out there. If you change your mind, you can easily unsubscribe. 162 0 obj A light came on when the probe hit metal. He initially doesn't release any details on the finder or location. The legends a legend, but the people that believed it and the effort they went through to actually find it despite obvious questions about the details, Pinkerton stated. 0000003902 00000 n Roper is the director of a four-part documentary series about the Hendricks Lake legend titled Sunken Silver. The documentary follows Ropers personal journey with the story, starting when he first heard it at 7-years-old and chronicling his dives and searches at Hendricks Lake. They got away with three thousand freshly-minted 1877 $20 gold pieces. <>/MediaBox[0 0 612 792]/Parent 142 0 R/Resources<>/Font<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text/ImageC]/XObject<>>>/Rotate 0/StructParents 0/Tabs/S/Type/Page>> endstream The story died down but regained momentum when treasure hunting became popular again in the fifties and when True West magazine printed an article about the long-forgotten silver prompting treasure hunters to flock to Carthage and Tatum. After completing high school in Virginia, she moved to New York City and pursued a career as a model following her entry into a Seventeen cover contest. Drained Lake Delhi Revealed Some Treasures: One scavenger found 50 antiques, three rings and an old radio in the mud of this lake in Iowa. Houston oil men began a search for Spanish silver-thelegendary treasure of Hendricks Lake.! 5. Their father, Barnie Waldrop, was the most active local treasure hunter. And soldiers were overtaking them, so they had six wagon loads full of gold and silver they dumped it in the lake. wagons to be pushed down an embankment and into a lake. 0000002304 00000 n Pickering, a veteran diver, has made it his mission to recover all things odd and ordinary lurking in the lake to keep Georgia families safe. 01 April 2017. Now, more modern equipment was available, and one man used a metal detector and managed to get some interesting readings from the bottom of the lake. Its just a great story and what intrigued me was the people engaged in that all over those 100 years.. 152 0 obj Two oilmen from Texas actually brought a giant crane to the lake after getting some interesting readings from the bottom of Hendricks Lake. . The mud is deep on the bottom, and just as Jean Lafitte's treasure Photo of Hendricks Lake, courtesy of Gary L. Pinkerton Lived at the lake, rented boats to people who wanted to fish. Having already written a book on Trammels Trace, a road running through Tatum which he noted was the first road to Texas from the north, Pinkerton is now embarking on a journey to research the people and the reasons for the treasure hunting extravaganza for an upcoming book. If you would like to help, our fundraising campaign can be found here. They have documented their search for reported treasure over eight seasons. The lake is located in the extreme northeastern part of the county along the boundary between Rusk and Panola. The story goes that Union soldiers tracked down Confederate president Jefferson Davis in 1865 and confiscated his gold. They then filled in the shaft. &m;vH}p,$[%7?7hm'm&@A2Ef8IR%%p.Bs.H'QKR 5 ]sHT. Legend has it that the ship was so big it took two months to load and the Spanish were so upset with its loss that they sent five more ships to recover it- unsuccessfully. In the 1950s, the Sabine River and the nearby lake (Hendrick's Lake) experienced a new onslaught of treasure seekers when the story of Laffite's silver was published by the True West magazine. Jimmy Carters Peanut-and-Egg Taco Made Quite the Impression on San Antonians, How Florence ButtNot Her SonLaunched the H-E-B Empire, The Top 50 Texas BBQ Joints: 2021 Edition, Saying Goodbye to Fairfield Lake State Park. 0000017195 00000 n Barnie Waldrop. Pinkerton. TV repairman in Carthage who kept up his efforts for years and was the local expert. Royal discovery made after 99-year-old code is broken by Siberian mathematics genius. 0000000756 00000 n He also might have(might have, I remind you)come across a wooden chest containing what was then $80,000 in jewelry and coins. We need your support because we are a non-profit organization that relies upon contributions from our community in order to record and preserve the history of our state. Having grown up hearing these stories about buried treasure and now searching for it himself, hes becoming a part of history. TATUM A trio of Jacksonville natives wants to turn two-century-old piracy legend into a full-length feature documentary film and theyre seeking funding help to do it. Fearing an ambush by Native Americans, they then decided to hide the treasure by pushing it into the muddy waters of the Sabine River. In 1884 treasure hunters were all over the Sabine and a nearby lake that had been fed by the Sabine. He also noted there were a handful of other treasure legends that were nearly the same but with a different location or body of water and no specific piece of evidence regarding the Hendricks Lake silver on which he can hang his hat., When asked what he hopes Sunken Silver will accomplish, he answered just to tell the story.. My interest in the treasure legend turned into an article for the East Texas Historical Journal and the seeds for this book. All Rights Reserved. The self-proclaimed worlds greatest underwater treasure hunter wrote several articles about Hendricks Lake for pulp magazines of the 50s and 60s. (Courtesy of Andy Swanger) As far as more. Also join us in the Facebook Group: Beyond Oak Island Treasures for more discussions. Since 2014, Rick and Marty Lagina have produced "The Curse of Oak Island" for The HISTORY Channel. The Hix boys from Baytown were featured on Discovery Channel's "Expedition Unknown" for their quest . <> Clarksville Standard, August 29, 1884. To the north of Tatum, in the middle of the forest, lies Lake Hendrix. The popularity of treasure hunting during this time period was profiled in numerous pulp magazines and news features, and the business of supplying treasure hunters was page one news in the Wall Street Journal. A famous actress said, Legend remains victorious in spite of history. For this one to last over 150 years, the grains of truth have firmly resisted erosion by the progress of historical research and inspection. Maybe they can help them in their search from the insights learned from their own pursuit of the Money Pit. Even though some, including Waldrop and Stotlar, had looked into draining the lake, there were no other attempts at that folly. An estimated $340 million., And as I write, the treasure hunters are out there, hunting, hunting, and hunting. mATTY BLAKE (HOST) AND cHRISTIAN B. ROPER. And he says, Treasure has a way of keeping its secrets. Pinkerton came across the Hendricks Lake legend while doing research for his book, Trammals Trace: The First Road to Texas from the North. In 1965, led a team of Iowans in some aborted, but ambitious, attempts at the treasure. Boise County - Close to 3,000,000 troy ounces of gold have been removed from the gravels of the Bose Basin and according to treasure hunters, there is plenty more to be found. Six wagon loads of silver carried north along Trammel's Trace. accepts, and the show continues at Hendricks Lake in East Texas. Six wagon loads of silver carried north along Trammels Trace. Jos R. Ralat is Texas Monthlys taco editor, writing about tacos and Mexican food. 1``b`5 Y0$ Au`j`H@ Peter Walker Adams lived in one of the houses on the hill near the lake and figured prominently in many of the newspaper stories. One person who is still committed to the Hendricks Lake legend is Jacksonville documentary film maker and treasure hunter, Christian B. Roper. <>/Border[0 0 0]/Contents(www.easttexashistorical.org)/Rect[308.5376 282.2367 447.0903 295.1273]/StructParent 4/Subtype/Link/Type/Annot>> Since that time, many parties and individuals have endeavored to find the Lost Treasure of Hendricks Lake, with searches as early as 1884 and as recently as the 1970s. Texas oilmen who later drilled an oil well based on scripture. His interest is in the people who have acted on their belief in the legend. It is this tale that Christian wants to follow up on. Well, according to a story by Mary Rogers of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, there is evidence that in the early 1800s the theft did happen and that Jean Lafittes men, afraid that they were about to be ambushed, pushed several wagons loaded with silver ingots into the muddy waters. Pinkerton himself doesnt personally believe there was any silver brought through East Texas during the time in which the legend takes place because the roads were little more than Indian trails. <>/Border[0 0 0]/Contents()/Rect[130.3037 595.1786 171.4307 606.1786]/StructParent 2/Subtype/Link/Type/Annot>> accessed March 05, 2023, 0000003684 00000 n Hendricks Lake was By the time the summer of 1958 had ended, Waldrop, buzzing again and the moss-laden oaks echoed the sound of the SoRelles, and all of the other treasure hunters spurred on heavy equipment and trucks pulling in for another attempt. A TV repairman. 0 Brackston has been on board about 12 of those months. Little Cypress Creek, north of Gilmer, is the site where legend says a cache of Mexican coinage was dumped, according to A Brief History of Upshur County a history book published in 1946. Some tough local lawmen. Im hoping someday that people can get back down there, Pinkerton said. In 1965 a professional syndicate of treasure hunters, men who worked together at a packaging company in LeClaire, Iowa, and led by Clarence A. Legend holds that the Pirate Jean LaFitte, or in some other versions Santa Anna, left treasure at Hendricks Lake near Tatum. Despite this, no silver bars were found. La Belle was a French ship that sank in Matagorda Bay in 1685 after running aground in a storm. Like everybody else, he tried to find it over and over and over again. The Lost Padre Mine Somewhere in the Franklin Mountains overlooking the Rio Grande River in El Paso County is the Lost Padre Mine. There were treasure legends like that all over Texas, he said. It lies along the historic route of Trammels Trace, only one and one-quarter miles south of the location of Ramsdales Crossing/Ferry (Rocky Ford) on the Sabine River. But a giant storm hit the area, destroying the raft and washing away all the evidence. It was packed with tons of gold and silver. Gary L. Pinkerton, Now, two years later, in his book, "True Believers: Treasure Hunters at Hendricks Lake," he has given new life to a legend about hidden silver that developed alongside Trammel's Trace. Extremely competent in market analysis and comparative sales, Angie has worked in many aspects of the real estate industry and uses this experience and foresight to be proactive and address all . Soldiers approach, wagons sunk in Hendricks Lake, an oxbow lake just south of the Sabine River in northeastern Rusk County. In one account, Pinkerton recalls doing research and finding a story about the son of the founder of Tatum. The people who have looked for Hendricks Lake treasure since the 50s have spent a lot of money and hired a researcher in Spain to see if the Santa Rosa actually existed, all kinds of things, Pinkerton said. endobj Aug. 6, 2015 9:51 AM PT. In 1912 it was like a big resort, come out and fish and real flowery language (in advertisements).. ]9xd@% ilIA):cOr+}fJg-|o)!6ns+"6nsj[R JMr}bz b)N$PvfeY%Gc Za}J8420sw*b96z>r$J54a 75U,Y{hw!C'9i?| P[Zvh]|bNb7hRAbTi#n'M{ It was a cloudy evening with low visibility, and Laffite attempted to capture what appeared to be two Spanish merchant vessels. People from Texas, Louisiana, Iowa, Michigan, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Kentucky, California, and even England wanted to find that treasure. . Legend has it that Basss part of the money is in Cove Hollow, about thirty miles from Denton. According to a story by Mary Roger of the Fort Worth Star Telegram, the silver was indeed robbed from a galleon by Laffite and his mean in the early 19th century. there were treasure legends, and the most common story is that Lafitte stranded a ship, a Spanish ship with gold, in Matagorda Bay in Corpus and was taking it to St. Louis on some wagon trains over roads that dont exist in 1816. In doing the research, I ran across stories about Hendricks Lake, Pinkerton said. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular images. You have permission to edit this article. It was found approximately a decade later in 2020 in Wyoming by an anonymous treasure hunter later revealed to be former journalist and medical student Jack Stuef. Discovering history is part of the adventure, and that never ends. 2018 Sunken Silver. endobj endobj The 1907 theft included the removal of a diamond star, pendant, and the collars of five knights of the Order. Hits are sounded off. But all the treasure hunters declared that I must be hiding the truth. Waldrop believed this man had many treasure secrets, but he was a well-known fraud. 158 0 obj Spring is situated 3 miles northeast of Hendricks Lake. endobj <>/Border[0 0 0]/Contents(United States History Commons)/Rect[137.2383 228.9906 279.5625 240.7094]/StructParent 6/Subtype/Link/Type/Annot>> :P1N8ihB:Ap"4qau_-6)aqhcgZ!=(!~qB3&\S%I}Dc{M6H31jiet_Ya dZ`URw#ser6QcS$JJrnlHN_f1`>!nUA{:_>vtZ)F+/z#~+PDG-+\X?U89XfDD\%E%R! b#[\Z}%dw2Q cDDp=_Em&>M!$]5yors8%52]Tp%>E]SV)IW%]Ka("Y4'7QuFf$a Connecting the legend to peoples minds now so it doesnt die out, I think is important, Pinkerton asserted. Im going to talk to his son, who was 14 or so when they were out at the lake.

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