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I am the great great granddaughter of John Henry Kipp, Sr. And there are stories from the 1940s of the ghost of pirate in the old Kipp house on 10th between Bradford and Kipp Streets.
There is a family story that John Henry's father, Abraham came to Texas on one of Jean Lafette's ships, but I have found no proof of that.
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Submitted by Karen
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You may perhaps assume that Kemah, Texas is exactly the same as any other municipality in the US, but the phantom descriptions told by the folks who live here are enough to make anybody think twice about spending a night in this place. The undeparted are crawling over this settlement as the locals will enlighten you about. A number of locals argue these reports are not true, but Kemah is jam-packed with struggling souls just waiting to scare you.
These are some of the spooky things that have happened here recently.
A beheaded gentleman has regularly been seen in Pine Gully in the early morning hours
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smoking a pipe.
A woman with her right arm and right leg removed is frequently observed dragging a corpse from the chilly water of Armand Bayou late in the night.
The phantom of a gentleman carrying a bloody knife has allegedly been spotted on a few instances in a Kemah school on a dark night wandering the corridors. Some of the folks
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who live here allege this ghost is that of a local person who settled here in Kemah some decades ago.
The ghost of a civil war fighter may repeatedly be witnessed hiding a corpse by a large rock in Armand Bayou Park around midnight. It's been declared that this particular ghost likes terrifying foolish folks who are bold enough to disturb the serenity in Kemah. In any event, it in all certainty is a bloodcurdling ghost that should be avoided.
The spirit of a gentleman having words etched into his nose can be witnessed over and over again in a mirror in a Kemah house; the ghost was solely detectable in the mirror. If you listen to the local residents, this ghost takes pleasure in scaring folks who come seeking ghosts in Kemah. Regardless of what, this ghost undeniably is chilling; one that is preferably not interrupted.
The ghost of the driver of a train has sometimes been observed trying to locate a box beneath a parked Chrysler in a Kemah parking lot at midnight.
A lady lacking a head is every so often made
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out in a Kemah area store, marching the aisles. Based on what the residents declare, this spirit could be a distinguished yesteryear inhabitant of Kemah.
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