Maylor's Pt. 3

So the original burial ground was not the spit. It was the location of those homes in the satellite picture, or where the Maylor farm was. Haley, from generation three of the Maylor's goes to plow some ground and keeps plowing up human remains. Here's his response.

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"Haley said for a long time he put the skulls on a fence. He also ploughed out elk horns and the remains of bear and wolves." When describing the Canadian geese being careless "We only shot one when we wanted one to eat...we killed deer the same way. In any 30 minutes I could bag a deer." He also tells a story about an Indian named Pike that tried to cross from the spit to town once....but he drowned. of course he was probably drunk, eh? So generation one of the maylor's goes out to retrieve Pike's body. "...and for a long time Haley kept the hook his grandfather used to fish the body from the bay."