Introduction

In the city of Savannah, Georgia, there is a house that many believe is haunted. The Afton House was built by Colonel William Gibbons in 1798 under license from King George III, and has been featured on several paranormal reality shows including Haunting Evidence and Ghost Hunters. There have been numerous reports of strange occurrences at this home over the years—so many that we’ve compiled them all here! The Gibbons family lived in the house until 1878 when it was sold to another family known as the Afton family; they owned it until 1910 when they were forced to move out due to financial problems. Their daughter Annie suffered from epilepsy throughout her life so she claimed she saw shadows moving around her room at night which left her terrified for years following these incidents before she passed away quietly in bed one day after suffering an epileptic seizure when she was just 12 years old

The supernatural family haunting the Afton House in Savannah, Georgia is said to be real by many.

The supernatural family haunting the Afton House in Savannah, Georgia is said to be real by many.

The house was built in 1812 and is still standing today. It’s located on Franklin Street and has been a part of Savannah since it was constructed.

It’s also known as “The Graveyard” because it’s home to several unmarked graves; some of which are believed to belong to people who died during colonial times or before that (1700s). Some people believe that these individuals came back from the dead because they were not buried properly by their families at the time or perhaps their bodies were never found after death!

The house was built in 1798 by Colonel William Gibbons under license from King George III.

The house was built in 1798 by Colonel William Gibbons under license from King George III. The house was built on a plantation in Georgia and is located on the site of an ancient burial ground.

The Afton family claims to have been living there since before the American Revolution, but records show that Europeans didn’t discover this area until after Columbus sailed across the Atlantic Ocean.

It has a reputation for being one of the most haunted houses in America.

It’s a real house, built in 1798 by Colonel William Gibbons. The Afton House has a reputation for being one of the most haunted houses in America and has been featured on several paranormal reality shows. For example, it was featured on “Ghost Hunters” and “Ghost Adventures,” two popular TV shows about ghosts and other supernatural phenomena.

The story goes that Colonel Gibbons built his home as an inn for travelers passing through Virginia at that time period (it was close proximity to Washington D.C.). He died shortly after completing construction on this beautiful mansion but his wife remained there until she died too; both are buried on their property just outside Richmond VA near where their home sits today!

In fact, it’s been featured on several paranormal reality shows, including Haunting Evidence and Ghost Hunters.

In fact, it’s been featured on several paranormal reality shows, including Haunting Evidence and Ghost Hunters. The house has a reputation for being one of the most haunted houses in America. It’s located in Savannah, Georgia and was built in 1798 by Colonel William Gibbons under license from King George III.

As far as history goes, the Gibbons family lived in the home until 1878 when it was sold to the Afton family.

As far as history goes, the Gibbons family lived in the home until 1878 when it was sold to the Afton family. The Afton family lived there until 1910 and were forced to move out due to financial problems. At this point, no one knows what happened to them or where they went–but there are some theories about who might have bought it after that point.

The Afton family lived there until 1910, when they were forced to move out due to financial problems and are known for having several strange occurrences at their home during that time.

The Afton family lived there until 1910, when they were forced to move out due to financial problems and are known for having several strange occurrences at their home during that time.

The house was later purchased by the Warrens, who also experienced paranormal activity in the house. The Warrens were well-known as demonologists and wrote numerous books on the subject of demonic hauntings, including “The Amityville Horror”. They claimed that a demon named Bill Ramsey had possessed the property and made it his home while he was imprisoned in a basement dungeon below one of the outbuildings on its grounds (now called “The Old Slaughterhouse”). It has since become known as “Amityville Horror House” or “Amityville House” or simply “1313 Ocean Ave.”

Their daughter Annie was said to have been possessed by spirits during her childhood years and claimed that she saw ghosts and heard strange noises inside their home at night.

Annie Afton was 12 years old when she died.

Annie claimed to see ghosts and hear strange noises inside their home at night.

Her parents were forced to move out of their home due to financial problems, but they never stopped believing that Annie had been possessed by spirits during her childhood years.

She also said that she saw shadows moving around her room from her bed at night which left her terrified for years following these incidents before she passed away quietly in bed one day after suffering an epileptic seizure when she was just 12 years old.

Carrie was 12 years old when she died, and her parents were distraught at their loss. They were concerned about the condition of their home after her death, but they soon realized that everything in it was just fine.

They visited Carrie’s room to see if anything had changed since she passed away, and they noticed that all of her belongings were still there–even though Carrie herself was not.

In conclusion, there are many stories about the Afton family haunting their home and other places they used to go. If you’re interested in learning more about this family and their history then we encourage you to read up on some of our other articles here at Haunted America Tours!