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FISHER'S GHOST MURDER SITE

YEAR
1960
PLACE
New South Wales
SOURCE
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FISHER'S GHOST MURDER SITE

FISHER'S GHOST MURDER SITE PHOTOGRAPH OF THE SITE WHEREABOUTS FREDERICK FISHER WAS MURDERED IN CAMPBELLTOWN, NSW IN 1826 COLONIAL TIMES. AFTER THE REPORTED SIGHTING OF HIS GHOST SITTING ON A NEARBY FENCE AND POINTING TO WHERE HIS BODY WAS BURIED, THE PLACE INDICATED BY THE APPARITION PROVED TO BE C…

Record ID
4,674
Year
1,960
Source
Internet Archive Advanced Search
Index status
Archive detail (not indexed)

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Record ID
4674
Source
Internet Archive Advanced Search
Publication
Internet Archive
Published
1960-01-01T00:00:00Z
Narrative type
Ghost Legends
Public-text label
apparition
Archive period
Depression Postwar
Location
Campbelltown, NSW (NSW): B
State or territory
NSW
Source voice
Public Books Metadata Gap Candidate
Publicness
Public Books Metadata

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FISHER'S GHOST MURDER SITE PHOTOGRAPH OF THE SITE WHEREABOUTS FREDERICK FISHER WAS MURDERED IN CAMPBELLTOWN, NSW IN 1826 COLONIAL TIMES. AFTER THE REPORTED SIGHTING OF HIS GHOST SITTING ON A NEARBY FENCE AND POINTING TO WHERE HIS BODY WAS BURIED, THE PLACE INDICATED BY THE APPARITION PROVED TO BE CORRECT! NOTE:- (SEE FULL TEXT OF INFORMATION RELATING TO THIS IMAGE UNDER HEADING FISHER'S GHOST, (THE COMPLETE, UNABRIDGED, ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT LOCATED IN CAMPBELLTOWN LIBRARY, NSW, AUSTRALIA). FISHER'S GHOST GHOSTS APPA

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