Horse Kogill and Mr. Money-man

'Rid like Kogill' was a saying 19th century in Iceland when the swashbuckling ScottishCapt. John Coghill was galloping across this land of volcanoes and glaciers. A train of horses with boxes of gold to pay for sheep and horses would follow. John was the agent of ship-chandler Robert Slimon, great grand-uncle of the author.