Colonial Coppers and relics - Last hunts of 2015

[Westmoreland Detecting]

I made the finds below the last week of 2015. This area is a very large wooded area I frequent that has a few old abandon roads that run through the property. All year I have been researching old deeds because I felt according to the placement of an 1860'S ATLAS an old 1830's CHURCH existed there at one time. It took most of the year to find the exact spot but I believe the area where most of the KG's were found is intact the old church site.

Below are 3 parts to this hunt I uploaded to my youtube channel Westmoreland Detecting if you care to watch. 90% Of the videos uploaded on my channel are of Colonial finds because thats what I enjoy researching and detecting. Check it out and if you like it feel free to subscribe.

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLK6FMBcEM0[/video]
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUsqkcAILEY[/video]
[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yxNFmem_-E[/video]


Thanks for looking and Happy Hunting!

 

[mcb613]

Louis, nice videos. I tried to PM you and looks like your a newly registered users. Wsnted to ask sbout that map in your video. Looks like it may cover parts of Delaware, if so, could you share its online location?
Thanks,
Mike

 

[Westmoreland Detecting]

Hi Mike,
Thank you very much. You are correct, I just singed up today. About the map, its a 1754 map of South Western Pennsylvania aka now Pittsburgh where the Allegheny, Monongahela, and Ohio rivers meet.
http://explorepahistory.com/kora/files/1/2/1-2-98D-25-ExplorePAHistory-a0h9u1-a_349.jpg
Thanks for the comment appreciate it \m/

 

[chuck ky]

Do you know what the Obashee River is that's north of the Ohio on the map?

 

[Sataro]

Fantastic finds you got there. Enjoyed the videos!

 

[CBAILEY IN GA]

great history you have there! you are blessed. congrats on the finds and the hunt. CB

 

[Westmoreland Detecting]

Thank all you guys so much I really appreciate the kind words.

 

[1tarwatcher]

n/t

 

[Westmoreland Detecting]

Hard to say. I would go by the location and other items that were found in its proximity to determine.