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Cthulhu in Tennessee

Started by NYTFLYR, April 09, 2019, 10:03:04 AM

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jeff37923

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April 16, 2019, 05:34:08 PM
Quote from: deadDMwalking;1083451Tennessee is also where they hung an elephant for murder.

Scooped, see post #13.
"Meh."

Imaginos

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April 18, 2019, 10:37:21 AM
Quote from: Crawford Tillinghast;1083188I have an ancestor buried there.  He had the misfortune to be assigned to the unit attacking Sheridan's position.  They eminent domained the Confederate cemetery, and I'm reasonably sure they missed quite a few bodies, including his.  I've had little luck locating where the original cemetery was, but I've joked that if you see someone in your house wearing a Confederate uniform, that's Great Great Grandad!

But I've never heard anything particularly spooky about Stone's River.  Elaborate?

Cool about having a relative buried there.  There are multiple stories about ghosts from the battlefield but it seems the most prominent is the headless horseman.
http://www.cannoncourier.com/ghost-rider-haunts-battlefield-cms-11381

Imaginos

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April 18, 2019, 10:37:54 AM
Quote from: jeff37923;1083160Now if I remember right, Smyrna is right between Nashville and Murfreesboro. I've driven through there a few times.

Your recollection is without fault in this regard.

Crawford Tillinghast

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April 18, 2019, 11:59:51 AM
Quote from: Imaginos;1083678Cool about having a relative buried there.  There are multiple stories about ghosts from the battlefield but it seems the most prominent is the headless horseman.
http://www.cannoncourier.com/ghost-rider-haunts-battlefield-cms-11381

That is fascinating.  Thank you.
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