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Indian Burial ground
Posted on March 12, 2013 at 4:34 PM |
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A client contacted us and asked if we would like to take a
look see at a cemetery that was found by a local gent who was clearing his land
and literally stumbled upon it. I know it sounds exciting, right? These folks
also asked us to take a look at this other area, that is claimed to be an
Indian Burial Mound. Now I am really excited. We set up the date to investigate
these two places for last Sunday the 18th of Nov. Susan started to do some
research into the cemetery and this mound, and was unable to find out anything
about either one. This mound started to make me think. I got to wondering how
the team was going to investigate it. My big concern was that if this is an
actual burial mound how would we know for one, and two how would we communicate
with these that are buried there. Susan called one of her dear friends. this
friend, I would say, is the Wiki links of Indian culture. She explained to
Susan on what to look for at this site in the way it was constructed. She
thought that if it was a true mound then it probably belonged to the Creek
Indians. Susan asked her friend about possibly communicating with them and how
to go about doing so. Her friend suggested that we speak softly, slowly, and
with our heads down as a sign of respect. Now where have I heard that before?.
She suggested that we not be challenging in anyway. I asked Susan to ask her
friend what she suggest about the language barrier. I don't know the Creek
language. Her friend said just speak English it is not the language barrier
that we need to worry about it is your
posture and the posture of the other team members. She said if there are
spirits there and they wish to acknowledge themselves then they will as long as
you have the proper both physical and mental posture. I told Susan that it
makes plenty of sense to me.
Sunday afternoon we packed up our gear to include our
paranormal equipment plus some Indian ritual items and we headed out. We met up
with the rest of the team and continued on. I guess the best way to describe
how far off the beaten path these two places are I will ask you to think about
the movie Deliverance, and yes, at one point I did hear banjos, and it was at
this point that I was glad that I wore two pairs of pants. We finally arrived
at the cemetery. What I saw was around 20 graves most were marked only by a
large brick, no words, no dates, not anything. There were a few small concrete
crypts and a couple of large ones that were broken, grass was going out of the
broken pieces and cracks. There were two woodsmen of the world headstones there
also. I looked upon this cemetery in amazement. It is truly lost to the forest.
Before we started the investigation and while the others were taking pictures
and such, I strolled around the cemetery speaking softly, and telling those who
may be lost that I was there to try and help them with whatever need they may
seem necessary. I offered my hand to hold, my shoulder to lean on, I offered to
listen to every word they might have to say. I told them that I was sorry that
they were left here in such a place that no one would come see them. I knelt
down at one of the crypts and said I am here for you. I then went into a short
explanation of what we were going do and some of the things they might see and
hear. A few minutes later I walked back to the truck retrieved some of our gear
and began. As we started there was a sense of calmness that seemed to come over
the cemetery. That wasn't the case when we first got there. To me it seemed
like a busy highway and then all of a sudden all the cars were gone. Maybe it
was just my own excitement, when I first arrived that was making me feel the
way I was, and now that I was a little more at ease the cemetery seemed more
peaceful. We investigated for a couple of hours, but it was getting late in the
day and I wanted to get to the burial mound before it got dark out. I decided
to go ahead and call it, even though I hated to. I said aloud to those that may
be listening but standing off in the distance that I appreciated their time and
patients. I said again that I was sorry about the way they were left and told
them that we would be back to chat with them again. We packed up our equipment
and headed back the way we came until we came to a small truck path. We drove
down the path till we came to a locked gate. Luckily the clients had a key. we
drove on some more until we came to this deer stand. The clients said that we
would have to walk from here. Let me now set this scene. It is dark, we are far
back in the woods, it is hunting season and yup I think I heard those damn
banjos again. I was not thinking so much about the mound any more, instead I
found myself more concerned about Big Foot coming out of the woods looking for
beef jerky. My fears were then added to by one of the clients walking over to
me and telling me that just a few feet into the woods there sits two broken
headstones. We walked over there and sure enough there they were. You can't
read the writing on them anymore, but you can for sure tell the were
headstones. Could somebody have just thrown them out because of whatever
reason? who knows. The client then said that the mound was about 2 blocks into
the woods, down this path. We gathered our equipment, pistol and Jerky and then
started hiking. It is pretty dark now, you can't see anything without
flashlight. We came to the end of the path and in front of us there was a shallow
creek, you could see the bottom with your flashlight. The creek was still and
not moving one bit. The client then told us and pointed out that right next to
us is the burial mound. I aimed my flash
light over there and in fact saw a hill of some type. The client then went on
about how a relative of theirs found a couple of arrow heads on top of that
hill. They also found a bunch of animal bones. I have to be honest with you
guys. I was excited about this mound but I also had my doubts about it. Those
doubts are becoming reality for me as the evening goes on. Susan at this point
started her investigation of the mound and found that this particular mound
didn't not have any of the construction characteristics that a true burial
mound should have, or at least should have as far as the Creek Indians are
concerned. We decided to go ahead and continue with the investigation. After
Susan and Jeff set out the equipment, they started trying to make contact,
myself and Dee went on top of the mound to see if we could find something up
there. We did not, as a matter of fact we walked probably about 300 yards and
this mound stayed flat or even with the surrounding area. We walked back to
where everyone else was and told them our findings. Together we decided to go
ahead and continue to make a connection or contact just in case this was a real
mound. We conducted ourselves as Susan's friend suggested, we spoke very softly
and with reverence, we kept our heads down and our arms by our sides so not to
strike a provocative pose. The investigation lasted a couple of hours with no
visual responses. The only out of the ordinary thing I noticed about this place
was the lack of sounds. What I mean by that is there were no animal sounds, no
crickets, no bull frogs nothing. I would expect the hoot of an owl or something
but there was nothing. So we packed our equipment up and headed back up the path
to the truck. It is hard for me to believe that this mound is some type of
burial mound. We live in an area where finding arrow heads is a rather common
occurrence, and I am pretty sure that animals do pass away in the woods leaving
behind their bones. This is a site that I would gladly return to only if it is
during the day, so I can get a better overall look at things and after hunting
season. I am going through the audio now and so far no results from either
place. Thank you for taking the time to read about our latest adventure, you
may now go and enjoy the last twinkie in the box.~ Tracy |
Russ House
Posted on November 6, 2012 at 1:42 PM |
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Russ House
Posted on November 6, 2012 at 1:39 PM |
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Cemetery Investigation
Posted on November 6, 2012 at 1:30 PM |
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I have a scenario for you all. I would love to read any
insights you may have of this. If you know of some place where I can read about
this please let me know.
We went to a local cemetery. We have been to this cemetery
many times in the past. While we were there a couple of team members from
another team claimed to have some interaction with a 6 month old boy. Now we
have had some interaction with a what could possibly be a child there before.,
but not at this particular area. Here is my dilemma. I find it difficult to
understand that a child of 6 months old would have the ability to communicate
with us in such a way as it was doing. The team members did ask the spirit by
name, by this I mean they used the name on the head stone, to complete a task
and according to the team member, the task was completed. They asked for this
child to spin a pinwheel.
I am looking for opinions on this matter. Is it possible for
a 6 month old child spirit to communicate with us. I don't know for sure
because I can't remember that far back exactly what a 6 month old child can
actually do in life. If there is any information that might help me understand
this please let me know.
Thank you so much ~ Tracy |
St. George Island Light house
Posted on November 6, 2012 at 1:21 PM |
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- Calendar of Events
- Meet The Team
- 9 April 22 RUSS HOUSE Invest
- Tam Time TV Show
- Bellamy Bridge
- Ft Gadsden
- The Russ House
- May Stringer House, FL
- Historic First National Bank
- Seven Sisters Inn, Ocala, FL
- St. George Island Lighthouse
- Pensacola Lighthouse
- Russ House Revisited
- Coombs House Inn
- Goodwood Museum and Gardens
- Man In The Sea Museum
- Local Antique Store
- A Place that Time Forgot
- Ongoing research Cemetery
- Equipment
- Videos
- Russ House EVP's
- Random Pictures
- Published Articles
- Frances Russ - Russ House 2013
- Radio Shows
- Investigations
- Natl Ghost Hunting Day 2016
- A World Awakening Event
- More Random Photos
- Our Friends
- Blogs
- Pensacola Paracon
- Bellamy Bridge 2 Nov 19
- Please Sign Our Guest Book
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