Supernatural phenomena in the ruins of SC-Stoney-Baynard, Hilton Head Island

Legend has it that "Saucy Jack" Stoney lost Braddock's Point Plantation to William Eddings Baynard in the Hilton Head SC late night poker game. This year is 1838.

Since the American Revolution, this 1000-acre plantation has been in the Stoney family, when Saucy Jack's grandfather John Stoney has purchased it. This is the fourth generation of success that Saucy Jack received from his father, Dr. George Mosse Stoney.

The winner of the poker game is William Eddings Baynard. This explains today's name: Stoney-Baynard Plantation. Some records show that Saucy Jack is just bankrupt and Baynard has acquired the property at the time of the sale. But that version is obviously less noticeable. After he and his wife Catherine raised four children, Bernard died in the "big house" in 1849.

During the Civil War, Baynard's and other plantation owners of Hilton Head SC were driven out of the island. Big House became the headquarters of union officials. This made it the target of the Federal Assault Party, which destroyed and destroyed it.

After the war, Bernard never returned to the island, although they legally recovered the land. Therefore, the property is in a state of current disrepair, which is another tragic monument to the destruction of the American Civil War.

The front of the house is easily installed through large holes that were once mounted on pillars that support the spacious porch. Standing behind the fireplace and the remains of the facade.

In the beautiful surroundings of the island's highest point, these haunted places are reminiscent of a happy family scene where children and domestic servants play together. A cloud of clouds covered the sun, and these were washed away by the violent fire. If you are still imaginative, you can get Jack to guide the invaders' echoes to the large surrounding porch of this haunted house.

Sometimes, this idyllic scene is an unforgettable scene that is more visible to the senses. Fortunately in life and death, Bernard and the shadow of his sad funeral process can still see his grave.

Legends of jewellery, gold and wealth have prompted union soldiers to break into family tombs. Since then, in the drizzling days of the drizzle, Bernard's ghost has been paralyzed in his earthly scene. This is one of the really scary stories associated with the supernatural activities of Hilton Head SC.

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