Editing Poltergeist (section)

==Famous cases==
[[File:Epworth Rectory Front View.png|thumb|[[Old Rectory, Epworth|Epworth Rectory]], supposed site of paranormal hauntings in the mid-1710s]]

* [[George Sinclair (mathematician)#Glenluce Devil|Glenluce Devil]] (1654–1656)
* [[Drummer of Tedworth]] (1662)
* [[Mackie poltergeist]] (1695)
* [[Old Rectory, Epworth#Epworth Rectory haunting|Wesley poltergeist claim at Epworth Rectory]] (1716–1717) 
* [[Hinton Ampner#Poltergeist claims|Hinton Ampner]] (1764–1771)
* [[Bell Witch]] of Tennessee (1817–1872)
* [[John Bovee Dods]] (1824)
* [[Edward Moor|Bealings Bells]] (1834)
* [[Angelique Cottin]] (ca. 1846)
* [[Great Amherst Mystery]] (1878–1879)
* [[Gef the Talking Mongoose]] (1931)
* [[Borley Rectory]] (1937)<ref>[[Harry Price]], ''The Most Haunted House in England: Ten Years' Investigation'' (new edition, 1990)</ref>
* [[Seaford poltergeist]] (1958)
* [[Matthew Manning]] (1960s–1970s)
* [[When the Lights Went Out#Production|The Black Monk of Pontefract]] (1960s–1970s)
* [[Rosenheim poltergeist claim]] (1967)<ref name=PittsburgPress>{{cite news|last=Spraggett|first=Allen|title=Pursuing the Elusive Poltergeist|url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?id=oBsfAAAAIBAJ&pg=5846,1740188&dq=rosenheim+poltergeist&hl=en|access-date=4 December 2013|newspaper=The Pittsburgh Press|date=Jan 2, 1974}}</ref><ref>{{Cite book | author = Fairley, John |author2=Welfare, Simon | year = 1984 | title = Arthur C. Clarke's World of Strange Powers | publisher = Harper Collins | location = London | isbn = 0-00-216679-8 | pages = 28–31}}</ref>
* The ''[[Stambovsky v. Ackley]]'' poltergeist (1970s–1980s)
* [[The Amityville Horror#Disputes over accuracy|The Amityville case]] (1975)
* [[Enfield poltergeist]] (1977–1979)
*[[Thornton Road poltergeist claim]] (1981)
*[[Ammons haunting case]] (2011)