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Our group did an investigation of Allison's grave last night, with the permission of the landowner. According to her, we are the first to ever ask permission and perhaps why she didn't let the Doberman out to chase us away during the investigation. First of all, the graveyard is on private property. Second, it's very small -perhaps 90x120 ft. Third, it appears this "Allison" story may be in error. The marker which everyone claims to be Allison's is actually a family plot marker for the last name Allison. There is no full name, date of birth or date of death on the rather large stone (which also lends us to believe it is a family marker, not an individual one). Also, in all the writings on the internet, there seems to be something missing that is very important to an investigation - First and last name. If Allison was her last name, then where the heck is she and what was her first name? The landowner has more problems with kids partying and vandalizing the place than anything else. She never even heard of any hauntings in the graveyard according to our researcher (Carl) and his contact with the owner. I'm still doing analysis, but can tell you this is a most peaceful cemetery if you're intelligent and look at everything for what it really is. I even took my worst vehicle, the one with transmission problems, in hopes that the rumor of car problems would rear it's ugly head and the transmission would fail. It didn't even slip once going up the hill to the owner's house, and worked perfectly on the trip home as well. Well, so much for that rumor. We heard one strange noise all night and of course we were all startled. My belief and Chris' belief is it was probably a buck snorting in the woods nearby (afterall, it is the beginning of rutting season). As far as anything in the cemetery itself, nothing to note so far, but keep posted as analysis should be done of the video, audio and pictures by this Friday. Worst thing about the cemetery, it was damp and cold last night. More to follow.........

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Jenn337 says...
My father use to mow the lawn at that cemetery as a teenager and I have family buried there, I now how hard it is just to have permission to visit them. I'm glad you were able to go it's a beautiful place. My grandmother who past away in Feb 09 was friends with her and use to tell me the nonrumors.


Patty Allison Landis says...
I am the step-granddaughter of Edna Allison and I would really like to know where you get your information....the Family headstone is there but Edna is the only one buried there....since so many people kept stealing her headstone and the police would call my father and he would have to go pick it up...he decided to just put a really BIG stone there...it is not actually on the spot of her grave for a good reason....
I have lived with the stories all my life.
Oh, I now live in South Dakota
Patty Allison Landis says...
I am the step-granddaughter of Edna Allison and I would really like to know where you get your information....the Family headstone is there but Edna is the only one buried there....since so many people kept stealing her headstone and the police would call my father and he would have to go pick it up...he decided to just put a really BIG stone there...it is not actually on the spot of her grave for a good reason....
I have lived with the stories all my life.
Oh, I now live in South Dakota

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