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Monday, February 15, 2016

The Legend of Chief Cobmoosa & Pres. A.J. -45

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     So what happened to Cobmoosa's gold coinage is unknown, but some scholars assert the Chief's gold and silver coinage was hidden...
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The Legend of Chief Cobmoosa and Pres. A. J. -44

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     Old Cobmoosa didn't spend much time in his new log cabin.  Traverse City residents crossed paths with him near a stream crossing ab...
Sunday, February 14, 2016

The Legend of Chief Cobmoosa & Pres. A.J. -43

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     Timeline spring of 1862.  Return with me to find Cobmoosa standing in his doorway with a throng of Indians watching him loosen the dra...

The Legend of Chief Cobmoosa & Pres. A. J. -42

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     Houston's band of fighters collected more volunteer citizens coming to fight.  Houston received word from Jackson that soon he'...

The Legend of Chief Cobmoosa & Pres. A.J. -41

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     President Jackson was a formidable military commander.  He had special talents in dealing with Indians and as did General Jackson of Am...

The Legend of Chief Cobmoosa & Pres. A.J. -40

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     ...Jackson left the dispatch unopened until later that day.  He anticipated the probability that another Indian War could break out bet...

The Legend of Chief Cobmoosa & Pres. A.J. -39

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     President Andrew Jackson had a history of "paying it forward" during his presidency.  He felt it was his responsibility to ma...
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Richard Geldhof
I'm a storyteller that writes non-fiction stories about the life and times of various people and subjects. I'm a time traveler who puts his readers in the picture as post facto participants to challenge their minds. I've been characterized as a person who is not quite an angel. My halo flickers from time to time because sometimes I ask questions, but it is you and your mind that must provide the answer. It may seem like I'm pulling your chain, but I truly want you to enjoy the journey and expedition of the topics. Together we'll chart a course into the unknowns of history. Be sure to share my thoughts - comments are welcome.
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