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Bell Witch

Legendary 19th century haunting in Middle Tennessee

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1810s in Tennessee 1820s in Tennessee American ghosts American legends American witchcraft Cultural depictions of Andrew Jackson Curses Female ghosts Folklore of the Southern United States Poltergeists Robertson County, Tennessee Supernatural legends

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