Pictures from Regina

All this leads us to the below photos...these photos were taken just beside the house. During all the expeditions the people in the group were usually myself, my younger cousin (the aforementioned uncle's daughter), and the woman renting the house. Sometimes my husband would accompany us, but not usually. All the pictures are "point-and-shoot" and, just so you know, I do not have Photoshop installed on my computer...the only picture editor I have is Microsoft Paint, and I HIGHLY doubt I could get such extravagant results with that. Also, in all the pictures, before I took the shot I looked at the woodline...no one was in front of me because my cousin was behind me or behind the camera in each shot. Later, we called the woman out and told her to look at the pictures and took some more, but once again no one was in front of the camera.

We think photos 56, 59, and 60 are pictures of a little girl. As you can see from the pictures where you can see her fairly well she doesn't look like a slave, and if you look closely you may even see she is not dressed in rags. We think she was either in a night gown holding a teddy bear or in heirloom clothes maybe holding a book and on her way to school. (I was informed that heirloom clothes were the handmade light blouses and dresses that people wore, I believe, around the turn of the 19th century or in the early 1900's. However, I am not an expert on history and never claimed to be and I have a tendancy to get information of that sort mixed up pretty easily so if I am wrong please inform me. Thanks.) Either way, she is DEFINATELY holding something.

The other pictures are very vague as to who or what they are. One of them, 65, looked on my camera like an older girl looking down to her right, even though it is hard to tell on the computer screen. You could only see part of her face and about halfway down her torso, but from what you could see she looked as if she had straight, long light hair (blonde or light brown). She was very pretty, and the glow of her supernatural state almost made her look angelic. She looked sad about something and her arms, or what we could see of them, looked like they were down by her side. She also seemed to be wearing a night gown or heirloom clothes . We thought maybe she was a relative (a sister or something) of the other girl. as you can see she was quite reluctant to show herself. My cousin got a feeling as if the older girl felt she needed to protect the younger one.

We wanted to find out who those two girls were. We never got to finish our bit of investigating on the land or into their identities. Before we finished our investigation, my husband and I had to move, as I mentioned before. My cousin and I got very attached to those girls in the little time we looked into what we could find, and she went as far as to say that they were like her own. I still call them our girls to this day. If this peaks your interest, I can send you the information on the land that my cousin and I managed to dig up...it is not much, but it is something.


	Pictures from Regina In September 07, and at a previous residence, I got into the habit of going out at night to get some pictures of the woodline which housed unmarked graves by the house. The resident, who was married to my uncle at the time, said it was her mother's land and it had been old plantation land, but it was the place where the slave quarters were. This intrigued me since I have a deep-seeded interest in the supernatural...my grandmother claims that a picture in her house is of one of ancesters (grandmother I think) and she was 100% Cherokee Indian. I calculated it out, and that would make me 1/16 Cherokee, so you can count back from there. My uncle, who has clinically died three times allowing him to just cross over each time, told me we have had deep ties with the spirit world due to our bloodline...he said it had to do with prophets or something. All this leads us to the below photos...these photos were taken just beside the house. During all the expeditions the people in the group were usually myself, my younger cousin (the aforementioned uncle's daughter), and the woman renting the house. Sometimes my husband would accompany us, but not usually. All the pictures are "point-and-shoot" and, just so you know, I do not have Photoshop installed on my computer...the only picture editor I have is Microsoft Paint, and I HIGHLY doubt I could get such extravagant results with that. Also, in all the pictures, before I took the shot I looked at the woodline...no one was in front of me because my cousin was behind me or behind the camera in each shot. Later, we called the woman out and told her to look at the pictures and took some more, but once again no one was in front of the camera. We think photos 56, 59, and 60 are pictures of a little girl. As you can see from the pictures where you can see her fairly well she doesn't look like a slave, and if you look closely you may even see she is not dressed in rags. We think she was either in a night gown holding a teddy bear or in heirloom clothes maybe holding a book and on her way to school. (I was informed that heirloom clothes were the handmade light blouses and dresses that people wore, I believe, around the turn of the 19th century or in the early 1900's. However, I am not an expert on history and never claimed to be and I have a tendancy to get information of that sort mixed up pretty easily so if I am wrong please inform me. Thanks.) Either way, she is DEFINATELY holding something. The other pictures are very vague as to who or what they are. One of them, 65, looked on my camera like an older girl looking down to her right, even though it is hard to tell on the computer screen. You could only see part of her face and about halfway down her torso, but from what you could see she looked as if she had straight, long light hair (blonde or light brown). She was very pretty, and the glow of her supernatural state almost made her look angelic. She looked sad about something and her arms, or what we could see of them, looked like they were down by her side. She also seemed to be wearing a night gown or heirloom clothes . We thought maybe she was a relative (a sister or something) of the other girl. as you can see she was quite reluctant to show herself. My cousin got a feeling as if the older girl felt she needed to protect the younger one. We wanted to find out who those two girls were. We never got to finish our bit of investigating on the land or into their identities. Before we finished our investigation, my husband and I had to move, as I mentioned before. My cousin and I got very attached to those girls in the little time we looked into what we could find, and she went as far as to say that they were like her own. I still call them our girls to this day. If this peaks your interest, I can send you the information on the land that my cousin and I managed to dig up...it is not much, but it is something. Return to Submitted Pics Copyright© 2004, Spirited, All Rights Reserved.