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Wayne and Mathew I have a little time Wayne I know you have a degree from Arizona, so you have taken English Comp 1 & 2, that is one of the reasons your writing flows with a rhythm and structure that is easy to follow. When you wrote a paper in Early American History they taught about secondary ...

Wayne and Mathew I just spent 90 minutes with my longest post and did not save as I went and REA site came on and knocked me off, I am going to bed. Jeff.

Wayne and Mathew I just spent 90 minutes with my longest post and did not save as I went and REA site came on and knocked me off, I am going to bed. Jeff.

El Sombrero on Peralta map 2500 ft Weavers Needle 4555 ft. Wayne do you know the story or source of the Peralta map copy that has 2500 ft. Thanks Jeff.

Marius I mean this with all respect because I ask this earlier, when or whom historically referred to El Sombrero as Weavers Needle it appears the Mexican miners referred to El Sombrero, but I cannot find where it was described by them in anyway that it was the same as Weavers Needle. Also the stone...

Hey Rough draft Yes El Sombrero also sometimes shortened to Sombrero Peak, many in fact believe that the structure on the fish map is not Weavers Needle. And many have assumed Weavers Needle is El Sombrero. I am sure that the structure on the Fish map is most likely El Sombrero but not Weavers needl...

Choto Great posts, boy for someone who came on the forum late you sure are an information sleuth, and a lot of it is new stuff, at least to me. I know their are a group of guys out their that really know their history about the Supers, Kollenbourne, Wayne, Sargent Frank, Big Mike and many others and...

Wayne great time lines, what about another (Spanish family) before the Peralta's maybe making the find and because of the danger only shortly mining it or planning to but never did mine it. There is something I have found that points possibly to an earlier group of Spaniards. Could the stones, fish ...

Wayne really good info thanks. What kind of a relationship which ever Spanish or Mexicans mined the supers had with the Jesuits and what kind of intel they might have shared? (maps)? thanks Jeff. Wayne how many Spanish -- Mexican mines are estimated to be in the Supers? Thanks Jeff.

Wayne I think the mines were first mined by the original Family's at least they knew were the gold or gold to mined was. . And later by the Peralta's. I think it was Choto who stated that the Peralta's were basically peons, I thought the power after Keno was Jaun Peralta and he was the local Lt Vice...