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Other Humanoid reports from the 1880s

16 cases, best-documented first. Page 1 of 1.

We map claims, not creatures. A case is what some source says someone saw or heard, with the link to that source. It is not proof that anything was there, and a retelling counts once, not as a second sighting.

  1. Other Humanoid · Charlotte, North Carolina · 1882

    Charlotte, North Carolina1 independent source

    Witness reports a terrifying creature resembling a black woman with long hair and gleaming eyes has been frightening women and children in Clear Creek township for two weeks, asking for babies to eat.

  2. Other Humanoid · Annapolis, Maryland · 1887

    Annapolis, Maryland1 independent source

    Witness reports seeing three unidentified creatures at Bluff Point and near Juniper Island.

  3. Other Humanoid · Grant Parish, Louisiana · 1888

    Grant Parish, Louisiana1 independent source

    Four men fishing at Clear Creek encountered a naked, hairy woman on a log with a dead pig and knife who fled into the bushes.

  4. Other Humanoid · Pettis County, Missouri · 1883

    Pettis County, Missouri1 independent source

    Witness reports a strange creature roaming the woods of the 'ghost district' near Mexico, Mo., frightening inhabitants before disappearing without a trace.

  5. Other Humanoid · Catahoula Parish, Louisiana · 1887

    Catahoula Parish, Louisiana1 independent source

    Persons on horseback pursued the wild girl at full speed but failed to capture her due to her extraordinary fleetness.

  6. Other Humanoid · Catahoula Parish, Louisiana · 1886

    Catahoula Parish, Louisiana1 independent source

    A 14 or 15-year-old girl reported seeing a naked wild girl with long black hair who broke a bush and ran away while driving cows home.

  7. Other Humanoid · Catahoula Parish, Louisiana · 1888

    Catahoula Parish, Louisiana1 independent source

    A witness claimed to have run into the Wild Girl near Little River who appeared non-vicious and was engaged in fishing or goose hunting.

  8. Other Humanoid · Linn Valley, Kansas · 1886

    Linn Valley, Kansas1 independent source

    Witnesses report encountering a naked, hairy family of four in the woods near Parsons Creek, who fled upon being seen.

  9. Other Humanoid · New York · 1882

    New York1 independent source

    Aunt Patty reports that she and others saw a large Indian-shaped figure with fire in it walking through a creek and leaping into the water.

  10. Other Humanoid · Idaho · 1883

    Idaho1 independent source

    Travelers report that the 'Wild Man of Camas' was killed by a hunter named Micklehaney after the creature attacked him on the prairie.

  11. Other Humanoid · 1889

    location unknown1 independent source

    Street gossip reported that the Wild Girl had been captured after killing dogs and a man.

  12. Other Humanoid · Leonardtown, Maryland · 1889

    Leonardtown, Maryland1 independent source

    A man's dog exhibits abject terror in an open field, leading the owner to accept the Scotch explanation that he sees a 'gbait-t'.

  13. Other Humanoid · Magnolia, Mississippi · 1882

    Magnolia, Mississippi1 independent source

    Witness reports John Roberts attempted to seize the creature at Gary Moore's fire but she slipped through his hands and disappeared.

  14. Other Humanoid · Magnolia, Mississippi · 1882

    Magnolia, Mississippi1 independent source

    Witness reports Capt. Marsh saw the creature with a torn face, bleeding, holding a bloody knife, and looking so terrible he was unsure if it was human.

  15. Other Humanoid · Hillsborough, North Carolina · 1881

    Hillsborough, North Carolina1 independent source

    Witness reports seeing a tall, bareheaded humanoid with long white hair, black eyes, and a white beard that parted in the middle, which vanished into a hedge after the witnesses knelt to pray.

  16. Other Humanoid · Richmond, Virginia · 1889

    Richmond, Virginia1 independent source

    Three men driving through Clay county report a man-sized object floating out of the woods into their wagon.