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Clay County – Skeleton 8 1/2′

GREW IN SPITE OF AGEĀ 

Corn Found in Indian Mound Planted and Proved Productive

Floyd Tully of Stout, Ohio has received from a Clay County, Kentucky friend an ear of corn that has a history. It was grown from a seed dug out of an Indian mound in that county, says the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. The seed which was 60 feet under ground, was in a jar, sealed, and was close to a skeleton, that measured 8 1/2 feet in height.

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Map of Kentucky highlighting Clay County

Fredricksburg Star, July 7th 1900


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