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<blockquote data-quote="blueshade" data-source="post: 1090211" data-attributes="member: 9544">The Jersey Devil was born to Mrs Leeds' of South Jersey.&nbsp; The actual place of his birth is debated but one of the more popular is Leeds Point, NJ.&nbsp; (Only 10 minutes from where I grew up).&nbsp; Anyway Mrs Leeds' damned her 13th child to the devil and when she gave birth it was not a normal baby.&nbsp; It had wings, donkey (or horse) legs, a horse face, and clawed arms.&nbsp; It flew out through the chimney and is known to hunt the area around its birth place.&nbsp; All farm animals are known to be prey to the Jersey Devil and one always knows if he has been there during the night because they will find hooved footprints in the ground.&nbsp; What else?&nbsp; He also to tortured citizens on the coasts of Penn. Maryland NY and Conn. during this infamous week of 1909. There were like 100s of sightings that week. There are other versions of how the Jersey Devil came to be but that is the best one in my opinion.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="blueshade, post: 1090211, member: 9544"] The Jersey Devil was born to Mrs Leeds' of South Jersey. The actual place of his birth is debated but one of the more popular is Leeds Point, NJ. (Only 10 minutes from where I grew up). Anyway Mrs Leeds' damned her 13th child to the devil and when she gave birth it was not a normal baby. It had wings, donkey (or horse) legs, a horse face, and clawed arms. It flew out through the chimney and is known to hunt the area around its birth place. All farm animals are known to be prey to the Jersey Devil and one always knows if he has been there during the night because they will find hooved footprints in the ground. What else? He also to tortured citizens on the coasts of Penn. Maryland NY and Conn. during this infamous week of 1909. There were like 100s of sightings that week. There are other versions of how the Jersey Devil came to be but that is the best one in my opinion. [/QUOTE]

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