Cayucos movers

Cayuco is a nautical term applied to a small fishing  boat that is like a canoe and often made of skins; it is the Spanish equivalent of the Eskimo word kayak. A point on the coast of San Luis Obispo County that was early used as a port was called by that name because the schooners, pausing offshore from the mouth of a small stream, had commerce with the land by means of these small boats. The creek, the little settlement that grew up near its mouth, and eventually the land nearby were all known by the name Cayucos. In 1842, Rancho Moro y Cayucos was granted to Martin Oliver, from Rancho Sausal in Monterey County, and to Vicente Feliz, former mayordomo of another rancho. It was later owned by James McKinley, a Scottish sailor, who married Carmen Amesti, daughter of Jose Amesti of Rancho Corralitos. McKinley sold it in smaller tracts for dairy farms.

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