Metal Detecting Vermont Hunt # 241 (Episode 2)

Part:2 This is the site where Roger Stevens settled in 1770 and made a home. According to local history he sold this site in 1774 to Abraham Walker in late 1774. They don't believe Abraham lived here before selling it to his son Tilly in early 1776. Tilly lived here until 1824. There is no record of anyone living here after that. The relics relate to the time period of 1770 to 1824. This is the second in a series of videos from this historic site. Enjoy!

[@GarnetCarmichael]

I've never seen a shoe buckle like that dug, ever! That thing is spectacular, nice job and thanks for the inclusion!

[@MudDogMandy]

It's certainly fancy, wish I found the rest of it. Thanks for watching!

[@jimmymalone3494]

M.D. you had some really nice finds.I enjoy your videos' i hope you have a great week and good luck to you.

[@MudDogMandy]

Thanks Jimmy!

[@5against4]

Love the buckles!! Nice spot!! The cloth was cool. Tc and Happy Hunting

[@MudDogMandy]

Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching!

[@jeffersonwebb5850]

Always look forward to watching your video ‘s . !!

[@MudDogMandy]

Thanks for watching!

[@marcgendron6745]

Nice finds mud dog ! Awesome complete spoon 👍

[@MudDogMandy]

It was exciting to find. Thanks for watching!

[@wildmandigging3486]

To think that the last person to touch or hold your finds was so long ago it is very cool love the spoon that is my favorite next to the shoe buckles God Bless and happy dirt fishin....Virgil

[@MudDogMandy]

I envision the colonial settlers handling every artifact I dig.....Thanks!

[@johnsonfamilyadventures692]

Nice hunt my friend 🎉🎉🎉 We've been hunting a little up in Concord VT we have a camp there. We'll be going back up there next weekend . Hopefully they drain down Moore Dam. Keep swinging 👌👍👏🇺🇸

[@MudDogMandy]

Enjoy VT, good luck and thanks for watching!

[@JOHNPETEL259]

Enjoyed the video Phil!!!! Pete

[@MudDogMandy]

Thanks buddy!

[@zennbeejones9526]

Great finds.

[@MudDogMandy]

Thanks!

[@terrygreennway9655]

Boy,that is a fantastic spot. May be a GW button there.

[@MudDogMandy]

The people who lived there were loyalist to the British. Probably no GW buttons. Thanks for watching!

[@countryayersdetecting1980]

Great hunt

[@MudDogMandy]

Thanks and thanks for watching!

[@willbejamming1532]

Oh, if only I could be a fly on one of your finds.

[@MudDogMandy]

Was that really you 🪰 Thanks for watching and being there!

[@connorsrelicsandtreasures9862]

I found Rosehead spikes from 1790-1841. Also how many episodes are there for the cellar hole on Abraham Walker.

[@MudDogMandy]

There will be at least 2 or 3 more. I believe the cabin site 300 ft from the cellar hole was Roger Stevens and was there from 1770 to 1774. The land was sold to Abraham Walker in 1775 but may have not lived there. Abraham sold it to his son Tilly who lived there from 1776 to 1824. My theory is Tilly built the cellar hole so that's why I found finds into the 1800's. Thanks for watching!

[@connorsrelicsandtreasures9862]

@@MudDogMandy why do you post a video every 2 weeks.

[@MudDogMandy]

I didn't want to pressure myself to have to put up a video every week on a particular day like many do then have to apologizes if I don't have enough content or am to busy to meet that schedule. Keeping it simple, living the dream ☺Thanks for watching!

[@granvillewooster7673]

Nice hunt 👍👍❤️

[@MudDogMandy]

Thanks for watching!

[@143DREWID]

"He wouldn't even hurt a fry" - South Park Maybe a hoof buckle it was so big... really.... believe me.

[@MudDogMandy]

I do believe you!😵‍💫 Thanks for watching!

[@acrosstheboard3207]

Some great old colonial finds.

[@MudDogMandy]

Thanks for watching !!