The photograph of two individuals in front of memorabilia is also called "Beeler Boys".

The person on the right of the photograph is Judge Creekmore. He is at an exhibition with some of his collection. The photo often has a "corrected" annotation attached to it. The banner below the table has "…cestors, John and Jacob Bee.." visible and it is falsely claimed to be incorrect. That is not the case and is another example of the "Beeler Boys" Family Hoax going on for the last twenty years.

The Judge is a descendent of John Valentine Beeler 1737-1823. The Jacob Beeler he is referring to is his family Jacob Beeler 1761-1842. He knows exactly who he is referring to and it has absolutely nothing to do with a Jacob Beeler 1750-1843 who is buried in Beeler Cemetery, Bristol, TN.

It would be appreciated if those commenting on the memorabilia photograph and the King's Mountain Rifle of Jacob Beeler 1761-1842 would afford the decency of a proper recognition of the artifacts.

The Judge is also the owner of the King's Mountain Rifle of Jacob Beeler 1761-1842, son of John Valentine Beeler 1737-1823, that is on display in the King's Mountain National Military Park Visitor's Center, Blacksburg, South Carolina. It was carried on the battlefield 7 October 1780. The National Military Park is aware of the provenance of the weapon and consider it a relic of the engagement.

Note: Neither the memorabilia in the photograph of the Judge or the Jacob Beeler rifle at King's Mountain, S.C. have anything to do with a Jacob Beeler 1750-1843, buried in Beeler Cemetery, Bristol, TN. This Jacob Beeler 1750-1843, is nothing but a "fictitious brother" not related to John Valentine Beeler 1737-1823. The so called Bible "proof" claimed for twenty years does not exist and is just a family hoax. We have a copy of the Underwood Bible.