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<p>[QUOTE="Silverhouse, post: 2100482, member: 29452"]There is a story from my family tree. My uncle did extensive research on it and traced our roots back to 1500 England. Fast forward 330 years and one of my Great Uncles had buried jars of gold coins on his property. Nobody in the family knew where on the property and after another 120 plus years I guess it just became another family "legend". </p><p><br /></p><p>I was telling my grandfather this story last summer, about the property and asked if knew anything about it. He told me that back in 1936 or 1937 he and his Aunt were planting in the fields, and digging. She dug up a mason jar full of old gold coins! It was on the same property described in our family tree. When I asked what happened, he told me they sold them as it was the depression. Imagine the gems . My Uncle who buried them was born in 1815 and died in 1875, so I can imagine he probably hoarded a lot of the early gold coins. That is the only jar they found.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Silverhouse, post: 2100482, member: 29452"]There is a story from my family tree. My uncle did extensive research on it and traced our roots back to 1500 England. Fast forward 330 years and one of my Great Uncles had buried jars of gold coins on his property. Nobody in the family knew where on the property and after another 120 plus years I guess it just became another family "legend". I was telling my grandfather this story last summer, about the property and asked if knew anything about it. He told me that back in 1936 or 1937 he and his Aunt were planting in the fields, and digging. She dug up a mason jar full of old gold coins! It was on the same property described in our family tree. When I asked what happened, he told me they sold them as it was the depression. Imagine the gems . My Uncle who buried them was born in 1815 and died in 1875, so I can imagine he probably hoarded a lot of the early gold coins. That is the only jar they found.[/QUOTE]
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