Historical Moments - Reed Gold Mine

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
  • Reed Gold Mine is the site of the first documented gold find in the United States and that was right here in Cabarrus County. Clarence Horton talks about this discovery, gold mining and the Hessian Soldiers that journeyed from Germany to spread gradually to nearby counties and eventually into other southern states.

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  • @bradstoner7226
    @bradstoner7226 2 года назад +4

    Very well done presentation. This is what a documentary should be like! The fellow is calmly standing there telling the history and they are narrating it with historical photos and videos. Thankfully they used low volume calm music in the background when needed. To often documentaries have background music that doesn't fit the topic and is so loud that it drowns out the subject. This video was done just right! I am a collector of minerals and I appreciate this excellent well done documentary. Thank you so much.

  • @charlietallman9583
    @charlietallman9583 6 лет назад +8

    OMG!!!! ... was just researching my family through Ancestry/MyHeritage and found Gold Miner as profession for my ancestors. So I googled up this video. I'm from Indiana and had no idea there were gold mines, in North Carolina. John Reed is my great great great great grandfather, this blew my mind. Going get my kids to watch! BTW ... Robert Motley is my great great great grandfather as well. Thank You for this Video!

    • @Jake-rg5vd
      @Jake-rg5vd 5 лет назад

      Charlie Tallman I'm a reed. Am I related to you in some way?

    • @coryd2668
      @coryd2668 3 года назад

      @@Jake-rg5vd John Reed is my grandfather X 8! This is so great!

    • @coryd2668
      @coryd2668 3 года назад

      Charlie John Reed is also my grandfather X 8! On my dads side his dad is a Winkler and his grandmother is a Shin!

    • @elleransom3113
      @elleransom3113 3 года назад

      Charlie Tallman we must be distant cousins because I am also a descendant of John Reed and Robert Motley. 😊 Looking forward to visiting this place one day!

    • @noahcartermusic2546
      @noahcartermusic2546 3 года назад

      @@elleransom3113 John Reed is my great x 7 grandpa. We’re all related:)

  • @DanDecay666
    @DanDecay666 11 лет назад +4

    As a Reed myself (Charles Jr. is my grandfather, only son of Charles Sr. grandson of John Reed)it brings me great pride and honor to know my family is so well represented. Thank you.

    • @Jake-rg5vd
      @Jake-rg5vd 5 лет назад +1

      DanDecay666 I am a reed too

    • @coryd2668
      @coryd2668 3 года назад

      John Reed is my grandfather X 8!! Wish we could chat!

  • @BubbasChannel
    @BubbasChannel 8 лет назад +4

    I live down the road, and it's a special place with so much history. Hope it stays preserved for many generations to come.

  • @pauljones9654
    @pauljones9654 2 года назад +1

    Sarah “Sally’ (Kiser) Reed is my 4th great aunt. My mother was a Kiser. I really enjoyed this video so much!

    • @rogerkiser5890
      @rogerkiser5890 6 дней назад

      John Lee Kiser was my Great, great, great grandfather. Sarah (Sally) was his sister. So Sally is my 4th great aunt as well. I am from North Carolina originally from Randolph County , but retired now and live on the N.C. coast.

  • @iConair1
    @iConair1 13 лет назад +2

    i went to reed gold mine and it was so cool and fun i love the mine and panning and stamp mill so fun!

  • @katiecollins6587
    @katiecollins6587 Год назад

    My grand father was Clint Reed they where out of N. Carolina moved to Tennessee don't know if related or not. Lloyd Collins

  • @gabrielcubas5917
    @gabrielcubas5917 2 года назад

    On my way with a shovel!

  • @randythomas3478
    @randythomas3478 3 года назад

    It's a shame a section of this creek and and area of land off this part can't be prospected and sluiced by some of us local sluicers and miners. 1/4 of an acre ajoined the creek would not harm the site. We should have a right to carry on what our forefathers did during the Carolina Rush! The panning gig at Reeds is not enough!