Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Nan Tuck's Ghost haunts a lane one mile from Buxted, England, known as Nan Tuck's Lane. Ms. Tuck, from Rotherfield, allegedly poisoned her husband in c. 1810. The murder was quickly discovered and during the next few days, Tuck evaded her pursuers by climbing hedges and hiding in hay ricks.Approaching the lane, she sought sanctuary in a church – if one could reach a church and touch the altar, a fugitive might escape human punishment."@en }
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- Nan_Tucks_Ghost comment "Nan Tuck's Ghost haunts a lane one mile from Buxted, England, known as Nan Tuck's Lane. Ms. Tuck, from Rotherfield, allegedly poisoned her husband in c. 1810. The murder was quickly discovered and during the next few days, Tuck evaded her pursuers by climbing hedges and hiding in hay ricks.Approaching the lane, she sought sanctuary in a church – if one could reach a church and touch the altar, a fugitive might escape human punishment.".
- Q6962231 comment "Nan Tuck's Ghost haunts a lane one mile from Buxted, England, known as Nan Tuck's Lane. Ms. Tuck, from Rotherfield, allegedly poisoned her husband in c. 1810. The murder was quickly discovered and during the next few days, Tuck evaded her pursuers by climbing hedges and hiding in hay ricks.Approaching the lane, she sought sanctuary in a church – if one could reach a church and touch the altar, a fugitive might escape human punishment.".