 The bodies of the black people who were killed, and some of those whose race could not be identified, were disposed of by other means.Some were burned in funeral pyres, while many were placed into mass graves, including about 1,600 in Port Mayaca, 674 at the pauper's cemetery in West Palm Beach, at least 22 in Miami Locks (now known as Lake Harbor), 28 in Ortona, and 22 in Sebring.There were also unconfirmed reports of bodies buried in Loxahatchee.