Gold in Arkansas from the Trail of Tears

By RJ Freyaldenhoven
Published By Journeys of Faith
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Published: July 22, 2011
Words: 2095 (approximate)
Language: English

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Through the years the legend pops up and you will read something about it, or hear about it. You can google "Lost gold of the Cherokees" and it gives information that this gold is hidden in Georgia. But remember the Cherokees were forced out of Georgia and surrounding areas to Arkansas and then Oklahoma.

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Bully told grandpa and dad about the legend of the lost gold of the Cherokees. He explained how the gold was brought with them on the trail of tears. He explained how they hid the gold but not where.
Through the years the legend pops up and you will read something about it, or hear about it.
You can search "Lost gold of the Cherokees" and it gives information that this gold is hidden in Georgia. But remember the Cherokees were forced out of Georgia and surrounding areas to Arkansas and then Oklahoma.
Bully claimed that the gold was hidden in a cave in the bluffs of the Point Remove Creek. My brother and I searched many of these bluffs but found nothing.
Did the Cherokees have gold? Yes and lots of it according to many sources... (Read more) Bully told grandpa and dad about the legend of the lost gold of the Cherokees. He explained how the gold was brought with them on the trail of tears. He explained how they hid the gold but not where.
Through the years the legend pops up and you will read something about it, or hear about it.
You can search "Lost gold of the Cherokees" and it gives information that this gold is hidden in Georgia. But remember the Cherokees were forced out of Georgia and surrounding areas to Arkansas and then Oklahoma.
Bully claimed that the gold was hidden in a cave in the bluffs of the Point Remove Creek. My brother and I searched many of these bluffs but found nothing.
Did the Cherokees have gold? Yes and lots of it according to many sources
Did they bring it to Arkansas when they were forced out of Georgia? Seems logical.
Did they hide it in the caves? I have no idea
Is it still there? What do you think?
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cherokee, lost gold, trail of tears, cherokee trail of tears, gold in arkansas, cherokee gold, rj freyaldenhoven

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