Posted by PJH on August 21, 2012 at 19:04:59 from (50.40.228.105):
In Reply to: Left Home posted by mb58 on August 21, 2012 at 08:26:13:
In the mid 1800's, my great grandpa's brother went "west" from N.Y. state. An adventuresome sort. Got in some kind of ruckus and was shot and killed. Station agent back in N.Y. state sent word that there was a shipment for the family. Someone went to check on it - it was his pistol, boots, and saddle, with a note about where he was buried. Around 1985, my brother was interested in geneology and looked up an elderly distant cousin in Denver. Brother asked cousin if he'd ever heard the pistol/boots/saddle story in his branch of the family, and cousin turned to his daughter and said, "Marge, show him the pistol". The boots and saddle were dried up and gone, but the pistol had been passed down to him.
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