DATE: Periodic Sightings Over Last 100 Years
TIME: Various Times
LOCATION: A stretch from Fayette, Fulton and Douglas Counties,
Georgia -
Hwy. 92, Hwy. 29, River Town Road
and West Bridge Road.
TERRAIN: Wooded & Swampy Areas Involved
OBSERVED: In a long line of strange happenings
in a more than 20 mile area from Fayette County through Fulton County to
near Douglas County Ga, and for over one hundred years, this incident
with my uncle is
just one of many sightings
and only one of many stories connected to this area. I will tell the story
as
my uncle told it to me
and then give other family sightings with a history of this same creature.
My uncle lives
in a secluded clearing in the center of some woods off of a road I will leave
un named
in Fulton County Ga,
just over the Fayette County line. Being a shift worker at a local plant
he would
get up around 4:00 Am.
in the morning. One morning in the mid 1980's he went out his back door
around 4:30 Am. to take
the trash out. Halfway down the steps he was shocked by a loud pitch
scream coming
directly from the wood
pile area along with the clamor of the wood pile it's self being totally
knocked
down and scattered. A
piece of wood from the same pile was thrown a good distance to the middle
of the front area of
the property with a large, up right dark figure bolting into the woods.
In the 1800's,
two spinster sisters by the last name of Comference told of something under
their
house one night that
was raising such hell screaming "Like A Woman" and trying to stand up with
such force that when
it did so it would buckle the wooden planks in the floor. It eventually found
it's
way out and ran into
the night. The two sisters told their tale in town the next day and the creature
was deemed "THE COMFERENCE
BOOGER".
Again this same
creature effects my family. My Great Grand Father used to tell with such
truth in his
voice about how he would
drive his horse and buggy up West Bridge Road in the very beginnings of
the 1900's (This in Fayette
County.) Between Peters Road which housed Peters Swamp(Rather a small bog)
and Wagon Wheel trail. As he came to The Bridge ( on more than on occasion)
A large
hairy thing would run
along side in the woods and bolt out and land on the
back of his buggy riding
all the way to the bridge shaking and screaming the whole way jumping off
short of the bridge.
Once he said it took the bag of groceries he had in the buggy.
In a strip of
land that goes from Fayette Almost to Douglas County, The Booger, always noted
for
it's high pitch scream,
has been seen and heard. In the town of Fairburn on the Duncan property, they
spoke to us often about
being awoken by these screams during the night, this spanning many years
into the 1970's.
Going back about
15 miles to a place called "Cochran's Mill park, this use to be a mill settlement.
Now an 800 + wooded nature
preserve.Many stories about it's exploits here as well.
I do know that there
is a feeling as if being watched in the Fayette County end as a family cemetery
is
deep in the woods that
I visit often. I have noticed the mentioned broken and arranged branches
and
tree formations here
as well. This area I will not mention as to protect the cemetery's location.
In the early
1900's in the same area lived a family by the name of Peters. All were strange
people but Hillary Peters was refered to as a Wildman. He lived in
the woods on the Peters property and slept in them.
This was very close to
where the "Buggy Jumping happened and this incident
could have very well
been Hillary Peters Doing, rather than a creature of some sort.
These facts on Hilliary
Peters can be read about in the Fayette County History book.
Description of Creature: No. 1 - up right dark figure, No. 2 - A large hairy thing
Activities of Witness: Various
Other
Notes: Once Peters
swamp was drained, this thing started traveling out
side the area.
Other Other Notes:
none
Report Posted to
the G.C.B.R.O. web site by Mary Green
Gulf Coast Bigfoot Research Organization
Home Page
All information (reports, sketches, and pictures) contained
within
are the sole property of the Gulf Coast BigFoot
Research Organization (G.C.B.R.O.) and the submitting party.
No information may be reproduced, in part or in whole, without
the express written consent of the G.C.B.R.O. or submitting
party.