The house on this property was built sometime around the late 1600's by John Gregg and is listed on the National Historic Register. The Gregg family were Quakers and the house is reportedly haunted by a Quakerly ghost, though I have only ever seen one reference to this ghost. I believe I have located the house and will be visiting the area in the near future.

Much of the original property owned by the Gregg family is now owned by Dupont, so perhaps the ghost is protesting the use of his land being used at one time to produce things like gunpowder. My interest in the property is actually not because of any haunting, but rather because it was first owned by my direct ancestors.