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On a farm near Wallaceburg in what is now Ontario, the McDonald family reported stones and bullets flying through windows, fires and phantom footsteps. The story ends with a silver bullet and a witch with a broken arm. It was written down decades later and is told as local folklore.
A farm family in Robertson County, Tennessee, said a spirit knocked, spoke and tormented them for four years. The story was printed in full only in 1894, and historians treat much of it as folklore built around a real family.
In September 1898, an elderly woman on the east side of Phoenix asked the county for protection from someone pelting her home with stones. Crowds came to watch, two rival papers covered it, and nine months later the case had still never been explained.
