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Jan 09, 2006, 11:15 AM
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Bolton, Ma. Farm Cache
I'm doing some preliminary research on the Bolton cache in the old well. However, I want to be sure this is for real, not fabricated by a treasure magazine author for one month's magazine, such as the Follensby cache. U.S. census records don't confirm the existence of the source of this tale, one Henry Haggman, of Boston. Can anyone add anything of interest. I have come to believe that, due to the lack of internet, radio and television, back in the 1800's, story telling was a major passtime. Nothing makes a better story than one of lost love and hidden fortune. So, before I waste too much time, I'm looking for confirmation from someone. Thanks.
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Jan 09, 2006 11:15 AM
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Nov 16, 2009, 07:41 PM
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Re: Bolton, Ma. Farm Cache
I live nearby and know some residents. Never heard of any legend. Willing to research and ask some questions if you can provide more info.
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Apr 12, 2010, 01:30 PM
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Re: Bolton, Ma. Farm Cache
are you referring to the legend of gold coins being hidden in a well?
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Nov 06, 2011, 12:45 PM
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Re: Bolton, Ma. Farm Cache
Sorry for delay in responding fellas. This story was revealed by the noted author, Edward Rowe Snow, who was himself a successful treasure hunter. He unsuccessfully tried to track this one down. Yes, this is the box of gold coins valued at the time at $50k. Intrigue behind story makes it suspect. But, since it's within driving distance, I'm looking at it.
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Nov 18, 2011, 07:14 PM
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Re: Bolton, Ma. Farm Cache
 Originally Posted by GaBnn3
Sorry for delay in responding fellas. This story was revealed by the noted author, Edward Rowe Snow, who was himself a successful treasure hunter. He unsuccessfully tried to track this one down. Yes, this is the box of gold coins valued at the time at $50k. Intrigue behind story makes it suspect. But, since it's within driving distance, I'm looking at it.
I recall doing a little research on this one. The catch was supposedly near the intersection of 117 and Route 495. Many have searched for the well, however, one needs a two box or very deep detector. I am close by as well, but there is a lot of land there and it may possibly be buried under the 495 highway. Contact me if you would like to work together on this one.
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