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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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the daylight hours you may very well believe Kemah, Texas is exactly the same as any other city, but when the gloomy shadows of the night enter
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the undeparted march in. A lot of spirit accounts have been exposed by the locals. Folks who have never spent the night in this town will let you know it's all just superstition, but the spirits of Kemah are out tonight looking for somebody to terrify.
These are some of the spooky things that have happened in nearby cities and towns.
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Submit a ghost sighting for Kemah, Texas:
Other haunted towns near Kemah, Texas:
Seabrook, Texas, 3 miles away
Bacliff, Texas, 4 miles away
Dickinson, Texas, 4 miles away
League City, Texas, 5 miles away
La Porte, Texas, 7 miles away
Webster, Texas, 7 miles away
Santa Fe, Texas, 11 miles away
Deer Park, Texas, 11 miles away
La Marque, Texas, 11 miles away
Texas City, Texas, 11 miles away
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