Ghosts

I am trying to find information about the house down the street from mine. If anyone has any info regarding the house 627 East Johnson St that is on the corner of East Johnson and Ringer Crossroad I would love for you to post it. I have heard that this is a very old house and I would really like some additional info, I have had some really strange things going on in my house. Thanks

You should contact Atlanta Ghost Hunters. They have been on the radio station Q100. If you have weird activity going on in your home they will come out and investigate for at no charge.

Thank you, I sent them an e-mail several months ago but have not heard anything back. I know they are really backed up so I am just waiting.

What kind of strange things are happening at your house? I live not far from that house too!

I used to be a ghost.

lola wrote:

What kind of strange things are happening at your house? I live not far from that house too!

I have had several things turn on and off at or around 3:00 am. Radio's turn themselves on, motion actived things come on when no one is moving. How close are you to this house? I looked on Strange USA and someone posted a comment about the Methodist Church and also something about the Gloden House but I don't know where that is.

Deadlikeme wrote:

I used to be a ghost.

THANK YOU for being so helpful!!!!

Hello, I just wanted to let u know that the area u
are describing used to be inhabited by a branch of the Cherokee indians, perhaps there are some residual hauntings or maybe the area was once considered consecrated holy land by the cherokee and now has been desecrated and the spirits are rebelling? Who knows , but the only advice I can offer is to have your home blessed by a priest or
other holy person.

dmar58 wrote:

Hello, I just wanted to let u know that the area u
are describing used to be inhabited by a branch of the Cherokee indians, perhaps there are some residual hauntings or maybe the area was once considered consecrated holy land by the cherokee and now has been desecrated and the spirits are rebelling? Who knows , but the only advice I can offer is to have your home blessed by a priest or
other holy person.

WOW IS ALL I'M SAYIN

WOW wrote:

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WOW IS ALL I'M SAYIN

Wow? How does post wow u?

Haley wrote:

I am trying to find information about the house down the street from mine. If anyone has any info regarding the house 627 East Johnson St that is on the corner of East Johnson and Ringer Crossroad I would love for you to post it. I have heard that this is a very old house and I would really like some additional info, I have had some really strange things going on in my house. Thanks

Did Atlanta Ghost Hunters ever respond to your request?

GHOST wrote:

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Did Atlanta Ghost Hunters ever respond to your request?

No they have not yet... I am still waiting.

dmar58 wrote:

Hello, I just wanted to let u know that the area u
are describing used to be inhabited by a branch of the Cherokee indians, perhaps there are some residual hauntings or maybe the area was once considered consecrated holy land by the cherokee and now has been desecrated and the spirits are rebelling? Who knows , but the only advice I can offer is to have your home blessed by a priest or
other holy person.

Thank you. Where did you find this information?

Don't worry, I've sent a team to investigate. The guy in charge is named Fred. He works with a select team of specialists. Look for a big green van that says mystery machine on the side of it.

Haley wrote:

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Thank you. Where did you find this information?

I am a history buff and found the info at the local library in the georgia history section and came across the native american inhabitants of the area dating back several hundred years.
:)

I grew up in temple and always heard story of a family who worked and lived on the property of Mr. Johnson. The man of the family overheard Johnson's plan to sell his property. In turn, they would no longer need the help of the "farmhands". It was thought that the owner was mudered to keep the land from being sold and putting the farmhand family out of work and a place to live. Later several members of the the Farmhand's family mysteriously died. The land ended up being sold anyway. We were always afraid of riding bikes aroud there at night. I still get the chills when I am in thr area. Also you should go to the court house and see if they will give the history of ownership of the land. My friend bought a house later to find there was a gravesite on his property. By law, he has to maintain it. It is nothing more than a small pile of rocks. On his plat map it is marked with a small "X". In the old days you were buried on your own land. Hope this will help. Good Luck!

WALKnTALL wrote:

I grew up in temple and always heard story of a family who worked and lived on the property of Mr. Johnson. The man of the family overheard Johnson's plan to sell his property. In turn, they would no longer need the help of the "farmhands". It was thought that the owner was mudered to keep the land from being sold and putting the farmhand family out of work and a place to live. Later several members of the the Farmhand's family mysteriously died. The land ended up being sold anyway. We were always afraid of riding bikes aroud there at night. I still get the chills when I am in thr area. Also you should go to the court house and see if they will give the history of ownership of the land. My friend bought a house later to find there was a gravesite on his property. By law, he has to maintain it. It is nothing more than a small pile of rocks. On his plat map it is marked with a small "X". In the old days you were buried on your own land. Hope this will help. Good Luck!

Thank you for your help! Was the farm land near the address I referenced? The home on the corner of East Johnson and Ringer Crossroad is very old...is that the Johnson House? I have a friend that said the home is featured in a book in the Temple Highschool Library, becuase it is one of the oldest homes in Temple.

dmar58 wrote:

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I am a history buff and found the info at the local library in the georgia history section and came across the native american inhabitants of the area dating back several hundred years.
:)

Thanks again!

Abe Cabrea wrote:

Don't worry, I've sent a team to investigate. The guy in charge is named Fred. He works with a select team of specialists. Look for a big green van that says mystery machine on the side of it.

If you are not going to be helpful then don't post. This is not a joke!! I bet you wouldn't come spend one night in my house. Please post you sarcasms somewhere else.

I'm sorry. I couldn't resist. Good luck with you ghosts. (Though you must admit that comment was kind of funny)