Comments on: Native American Indian Ghosts

By: nancy

nancy — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 21:52:30 +0000

Correction: I’m only one eighth Osage Indian. My Father was a fourth!

By: nancy

nancy — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 01:10:27 +0000

I live in the Mojave Desert, not too far from Barstow.
A couple of years ago we had some very bad wind storms and a small toronado. I lost my car port and half of my roof on my Mobile Home.
Right after that I started having misty images appear in my bedroom at night. My friend saw them after they formed into enities. One time it was three women and another time a woman and child. He said that they didn’t look Indian, but women from the 1800’s. They appeared almost every night, right after the lights were turned off.
Since then I have looked up the history of the Antelope Valley [Mojave Desert] and there was some Indian tribes in the area in the 1800’s . Also wagon trains and stage coaches use to travel across this Desert.
I don’t know if the winds disturbed some old burial site, or what. I don’t know why they came here, but it frightened me at first. I ask them to move on and they did I think, because I haven’t seen them for a long time. I still hear knocking noises at night, but haven’t seen the misty images for a long time.
I never saw them materialize into figures like my friend did, but he said that they had long hair and flowing gowns and it looked like they didn’t have any feet. They just kind of floated.
I also have Indian blood. [Osage] but only a quarter. My grandmother was half and she was very physic. My Father enherited that gift from her. I think I also have that gift, but I try to avoid it, because of some bad things happened in my life after I got those feelings.
I believe in spirits and since I have seen them, I am really a believer.

By: denise

denise — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 14:47:57 +0000

I’m native american and i see dead people and it scares me i need to learn about this to get rid of my fears .I know i shouldn’t fear them,but i don’t understand so i do.Can anyone tell me what is going on.One friend said I’m a see’r.I don’t know?I also feel that something is crossing my back yard like a gateway also theirs some kind of water under my house and that is why i see them so much.It use to only be people i know,now it’s diffrent.PLEASE HELP ME UNDERSTAND.thank-you

By: CG

CG — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 16:32:15 +0000

I apologize to Mr. Mckay. I haven’t been on the site since last Sep. Hopefully he will check this site again. The family on my mom’s side (Native American) does happen to be from Oklahoma. But I don’t know which part. And the deal with the Native American burial grounds seems to be that they are very sacred (alot of prayer and other things went on at these burial grounds). I have much respect. To all those out there, no offense, I have accepted JESUS and since childhood, I have seen, felt, and heard spirits. Many people want to think these things don’t exist for whatever reason, thats fine, but don’t critize others who say they have had experiences until you have had your own. I have always heard that everyone has these senses (six senses) but some choose to not to use them.

By: jeff

jeff — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 03:30:08 +0000

I am Italian,German,French-Canadian,Sioux and Puwatan Indian.I live in Stockton,Ca.I used to live by Eight Mile Rd. too.I used to walk a lot I always noticed street lights go out once I would pass.I seen a shadow on a garage when no cars were passing.It was human form and stretched across the whole garage.Numerous car accidents happened there while attending high school there 15 years ago.I just had a family member pass from an car accident that happened a month ago instantly on a near by street.

By: Julie Sands

Julie Sands — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 20:47:35 +0000

Joey Lobo … I heard the EXACT same story about Lover’s Leap from my Dad when I used to travel to my grandmothers house ion Dos Palos. I always wondered if it were true…I just passed by it yesterday on the way home from SoCal and thought I would go online and see if I could find more info…so far, nothing. If you hear anything please post it…I have told the story to my kids as well.

By: tina

tina — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 03:57:53 +0000

that was very interesting stories. i loved reading it thanks for sharing it

By: Joey Lobo

Joey Lobo — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 22:36:09 +0000

Does anyone know any details about the cliff on highway 152/ Pacheco Pass, CA which is known as “Lover’s Leap”?? My Dad used to always comment when we drove by there when I was a kid. “That’s where the two lovers lept to their death because their two tribes would not allow them to be married” i know there are similar stories in other locations, but I always wanted to believe this one was true. It is a beautiful place, but still kind of creepy and sad.
Another Native American ghost story my Dad used to always tell us was about “Nitchigome” the man-eating tree. I know it sounds funny now in the daytime to say it, but let me tell you, at night, around a campfire, with big dark trees all around you, you better believe we believed that Nitchigome was right out there!!! He could move and only grabbed children who did not respect their parents. He could suck you right out of a sleeping bag my Dad said, and you would never be seen again. His branches would move along and get hold of anyone he wanted in the middle of the night. Any of you ever told this one when you were little?

By: Joey Lobo

Joey Lobo — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 22:22:35 +0000

I worked in San Jose, CA years ago (1980s) and they were building their trolley system. they wanted to take the parking lot of an old cannery next to the sounthern Pacific tracks and turn it into a trolley station for the new line. This is near the big IBM building in south San Jose. An old Mexican janitor at the cannery said, “Do NOT build anything there on that parking lot- do not even disturb the ground there, I’m warning you!” but the officials thought- He’s just a spupid old Mexican- what does he know? we are smart college-educated engineers. so they started to build the trolley station. As soon as they cleared the asphalt away they knew thewy were in trouble. they found arrowheads and shell necklaces, and tule baskets. The Contractor was supposed to halt construction but he didn’t. then everything started to break down and go wrong. finally they did stop construction there. It was an Ohlone burial ground and the old janitor knew exactly what he was talking about. Maybe some otheres know even more details about this than I do. I do remember that the tribe finally agreed to rebury the entire remains to another location. The newspaper interviewed the janitor and he said,”I told them not to build there but they wouldn’t listen to me!”

By: Iggy otto

Iggy otto — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 01:39:38 +0000

I once lived with indian ghosts