Bathsheba Sherman, the reputed 19th century witch whose malevolent spirit torments the movie family until a climactic battle during an exorcism, is more prominent in the movie, which portrays her ...

The real-life Bathsheba Sherman did not die by suicide after sacrificing her son. She died in Burrillville in 1885 at age 73, with her son, Herbert Leander Sherman, living another 18 years, into ...

Bathsheba Sherman, a 19th century farmer’s wife can’t rest in peace in a Burrillville, R.I. cemetery thanks to "The Conjuring" movie, which depicted her as a demon witch.

Aside from that, it's rumored to be "haunted by the presence of Bathsheba Sherman, ... Mailman, Erika. “‘The Conjuring’ House Is Asking $1.2 Million (Spirits Included).” ...

Their experiences were linked to the ghost of Bathsheba Sherman, ... For $25, guests ages 13 and over can visit the Conjuring House during the day for a one-hour guided tour.

The Conjuring House's owner wanted people to know, the fire wasn't caused by "Bathsheba Sherman, the crooked neck lady, nor any other spirit." ...

The owner of the famed Conjuring House is setting the record straight on what caused a fire in the nearby barn earlier this week. Skip to content. ... “Neither Bathsheba Sherman, ...

BURRILLVILLE, R.I. — The barn at the famously haunted Conjuring House caught fire over the weekend, and its owners want to set one thing straight. “Neither Bathsheba Sherman, the crooked neck ...

Media Statement from The Conjuring House Owner Considering the recent fire at our main barn, ... Neither Bathsheba Sherman, the crooked neck lady, nor any other spirit caused this fire.

The owner of the famed Conjuring House is setting the record straight on what caused a fire in the nearby barn earlier this week. Skip to content. WKRN News 2.