Bathsheba Ghost
by
Brendan

The story starts with four teenagers getting a dare from a friend. The stipulation of the dare is to stay in the grave yard for two nights with a limited amount of food also knowing the story about Bathsheba Ghost. To complete the dare they had to stay there until 12.00 on the third day.

It's been four days now and the four kids have not returned yet, but on the fifth day only one came back but she was almost insane. Her clothes all ripped, she had cuts and bruses, hair all dirty and bloody, but no one could understand what she was saying. So later she died of shock orn the way to the hospital and they did find out what she was saying it was 'Bathesheba Ghost' in a long forgotten language, that only a few knew. No one knew where or how she got like that on her last day.

Hannah Watson
by
Stephanie

Hannah Watson was married to Captain Watson, who was Harbour master of Port Hackson. Hanna was said to be having an affair with John Stearne. Watson heard of the affair while John Stearne was in England.

Naturally Watson was very angry and put a horrible curse on both John and Hannah. Soon after, Hannah died while John was returning to Sydney on the Dunbar, which sank and killed him. It is said that on very dark and stormy nights the ghost of Hannah rises to meet her lover at his tomb.

Captain Watson and John Stearne
by
John

Captain Watson's name was given to Watson's Bay in Sydney. His wife was having an affair with the port captain of the ship the Dunbar. His name was John Stearne. Captain Watson learnt of the betrayal when John Stearne was making his way to Sydney from London on the Dunbar's last voyage. Captain Watson wished him dead for stealingn his loved one.

The Dunbar ran aground on Sydney Heads with 121 dead. They recovered bits and pieces of various bodies which now at night have been seen by locals trying to find and rejoin with their other body parts.

Eliza York
by
Stacey

It happens every nighth on the 13th June. Eliza York can be seen wandering amongst the graves of Camperdown Cemetery searching for her children Hector Herbert, John Henry, Emily Mary Marie and Edith Lilian many of all of whom died at or before the age of 1 year. So next time you are at Camperdown Cemetery think about Eliza York's ghost and the possibility she could be standing right behind you.

Sergeant Fred Warner
by
David

It was near the end of the war. We were trying to drown our sorrows 'cause our Serge Great Guy saved hides several times. Anyway, during a fire fight today at Bullecourt a strange thing happened. A shell hit our hull. Only one who died was the Serge. You know what they say: 'there's a bullet with your name on it there. If it finds you there ain't nothing you can do about it'

Anyway me and the boys were drinking our fifth or sixth toast to the Serge. I went out to take a break and I saw a young an just staring at the moon. I saw the three stripes of a sergeant - then I saw his tag it said Warner. I started back to the tent ... I looked again and he was gone. Till this day Idon't know whether I was drunk or it really was the Serge.