Stephen Sewell came to New England with his mother Jane (Dummer) Sewall, brothers Samuel and John and sisters Hannah and Jane in 1661. Stephen’s father, {Rev} Henry Sewall, had returned to Massachusett...

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Samuel Wardwell, a carpenter by trade, lived with his wife and several small children in the south end of the town. Up to 1692 he was regarded as an eccentric but harmless individual who sometimes told...

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Our Sarah Averell Wildes found herself in an elect company and proved herself by her patience, fortitude, and Christian virtues quite worthy her companions, she at no time weakening or retracting her...

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Tituba was a slave owned by Rev. Samuel Parris. In early 1692, Rev. [Samuel] Parris’s 9-year-old daughter Elizabeth, 12-year-old niece Abigail Williams, as well as other neighborhood girls began to f...

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Ancestors of Malu Del & Tahlia Elphia McDonald Entries: 57323 Updated: 2008-08-09 14:25:21 UTC (Sat) Contact: Patrick McDonald Home Page: The World-Wide Family of Malu Del & Tahlia Elphia McDonald ...

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Participant in the Salem Witchcraft Trials On August 22, 1692, eight of those convicted of witchcraft were hanged: Alice Parker, Ann Pudeator, Martha Corey, Mary Easty, Wilmot Redd, Samuel Wardwell, ...

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Thomas Brattle (1657–1713) was a well-educated and prosperous Boston merchant who served as treasurer of Harvard College, and was a member of the intellectually elite Royal Society. Thomas Brattl...

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Note : On ABT 5 Aug 1695, in Billerica, MA she was kidnapped by Indians and never heard of again. Note : On May 18th, 1692, the conspiracy of accusers in Salem Village filed a complaint against Dr. R...

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Note : On May 18th, 1692, the conspiracy of accusers in Salem Village filed a complaint against Dr. Roger Toothaker. They charged him with afflicting, among others, Elizabeth Hubbard, servant of his ri...

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Note : On May 18th, 1692, the conspiracy of accusers in Salem Village filed a complaint against Dr. Roger Toothaker. They charged him with afflicting, among others, Elizabeth Hubbard, servant of his ri...

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Note : Roger Toothaker was raised by his mother and stepfather; his father died when he was about 4 years old. After he and Mary Allen married, they settled in Billerica, Massachusetts, on land left to...

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In the transcripts there is some indication of confusion between Sarah Bishop, wife of a tavern owner in Salem Village, and Bridget Bishop, not a tavern owner and a resident of Salem Town.

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Genealogies of the Raymond Families of New England, 1650-1 to 1886', compiled by Samuel Raymond and published in 1886, reports at page 123: "He was a witness in a witchcraft case in Salem, and seems ...

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Harvard 1671 1681-4 Managed the Colony's Printing Press 1692 Appointed as one of several Commissioners to try the cases of witchcraft in Salem. During July and August the Court sentenced 19 people ...

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Sarah Lord was born about 1648 in Ipswich, Massachusetts, daughter of Mary (Waite) and Robert Lord, a prominent resident of Ipswich who served as Town Clerk from 1645 until his death in 1683. In 1678 S...

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Henry Herrick yeoman as he is styled in deeds of land in 1668 and at other times Essex Deeds iii 37 134 etc came early to Salem and was one of those persons to whom the General Court gave the honor of ...

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6. Maj. ROBERT PIKE (JOHN1) was born Abt 1615, and died Dec 12, 1706 in Salisbury, MA. He married (1) SARAH SANDERS Apr 03, 1641 in Salisbury, MA, daughter of JOHN SANDERS and ALICE COLE. He married (2...

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Imprisoned on charges of witchcraft during the Salem Witch Trials.

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Salem Witch, hanged. Margaret Scott was the only person to be accused of being a witch from Rowley during the Salem trials. This was mainly due to the fact that community members long thought of he...

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Ordained September 20, 1667 after preaching three years. First minister of Beverly. He wrote about the witchcraft delusion of 1692. Residence - 1667; Beverly, Essex, Massachusetts; Baptism - 5 JU...

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Betty Parris, ten-year-old daughter of Samuel Parris, whose strange behavior beginning in February, 1692 started everything off. Elizabeth "Betty" Parris (November 28, 1682 – March 21, 1760) was ...

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He was the Rev. involved in the salem witch trials. source of profile picture He was born in London, England, the son of cloth merchant Thomas Parris. His family was one of modest financial suc...

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[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 32 (Disk #2), Ed. 1, Tree #0349, Date of Import: Sep 20, 1999] Charged with the baneful offence of witchcraft, and had the happiness of being remitted from the Salem gaol with he...

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hilip English, the most successful merchant in Salem Town, emigrated from Isle of Jersey as Philippe D'Anglois in 1670. He rose out of obscurity to become the largest entrepreneur and ship owner in Sal...

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From Women's History entry on George Burroughs: George Burroughs Facts Known for: executed as part of the Salem witch trials, 1692; the only minister among the executed Occupation: clergyman ...

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Samuel & Mary's life in Salem during the witch trials Added by marmoaccounts on 19 Dec 2008 Originally submitted by ddragonflydreams to Rasmussen 1 on 10 Dec 2007 Son of John Abbe, born probably ...

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Samuel Abbe was living in Salem during the days of witchcraft and was one of those opposed to its fanaticisms. One Rebecca Nours, on trial as a witch, produced a paper signed by several "respectable in...

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Elizabeth How was one of the accused in the Salem witch trials. She was found guilty and executed on July 19, 1692. Of her a historian of the times says: "Her gentle, patient, humble, benignant...

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Notes Accused of witchcraft in 1692, spent time in the Ipswich jail because of it. Signed "Petition of Ten Prisoners at Ipswich" as "wife of T[h]imothy Day.". The article "The Geography and Genealo...

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notes April 22, 1692. Nehemiah Abbott, William and Deliverance Hobbs, Edward and Sarah Bishop, Mary Easty, Mary Black, Sarah Wildes, and Mary English were examined before Hathorne and Corwin. Only ...

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Conventional thought holds that Edward Bishop III was the grandson of the Immigrant Edward Bishop and the son of Edward Bishop Jr. Edward Bishop and his wife Sarah were jailed following an accusa...

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From "History of the town of Leeds, Androscoggin County, Maine, from its settlement June 10, 1780" (Lewiston Journal Co. 1906) at 64 Edward third was born in Salem in 1648. He married Sarah Wildes ; ...

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On April 30, 1692 a warrant was issued for Susanna's [Martin] arrest on a charge of witchcraft and she was arrested an May 2nd. "When she saw Orlando Bagley approaching on the morning of her arrest, li...

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Isaac Hart c.1613-1700 Parents: Thomas Hart 1592-1662 and Alice Waters 1598-1620 Wife Elizabeth Hutchinson 1622-1700 Child Adam 1666-1745 Isaac embarked at Yarmouth, England April 11, 1636, at ...

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Accused of witchcraft in 1692; her daughter Abigail was later accused by "afflicted girl" Mary Fitch. One of the three women listed in the petition from Ipswich jail (as "the wife of Hugh Roe of Cape A...

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Warrant filed against her in Salem Witch Trials along with Abigail Rowe and Rebecca Dike. They were accused of witchcraft by 17 year old Betty Hubbard, and killing their neighbor Mary Fitch. (Mary Fitc...

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Somes, Abigail (___) 1655- Gloucester, MA. 1692, Imprisoned and cleared of charges of witchcraft. See (doc attached) The connection of Anthony Bennett to Abigail Somes, daughter of Morris Somes...

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Rachel Varney was born 1632 in Barbadoes, West Indies or more likely in England, and died February 15, 1707/08 in Gloucester, Essex, Massachusetts. Notes President Millard Fillmore and comedienne...

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Found guilty of witchcraft; pardoned.

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Our ancestor Francis Dane I was born in Hertfordshire, England-- probably in the hamlet of Little Berkhamsted. When he was in his late teens, his brother John Dane, older by about three years, already ...

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Accused of witchcraft as a child. Released on bond.

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Individual: Historical Event: 1692, Salem Witch Trials - tried and condemned as a witch: "The Jury find Abigail Faulkner, wife of Francis Faulkner of Andover, guilty of ye felony of witchcraft, com...

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Charged with witchcraft. Released on bond.

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Frances Elizabeth Alcock: Birth: 1612 in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, USA. Death: April 5, 1694 in Haverhill, Essex, Massachusetts, USA. Origin Displayed: English - Spelling variations of this family...

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Mary Ayer, daughter to John and Hannah, married Nathanial Parker. Mary (Ayer) Parker was accused of witchcraft in 1692. Mary Parker refused to confess during the witchcraft trials saying, "I know nothi...

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Found not guilty of witchcraft.

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William Barker was born 22 Jan 1677 in Andover, Massachusetts. He married Mary Barker in MA in 1704. William was accused as a child of witchcraft, but found not guilty.

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Accused of being a witch. Escaped from prison.

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Accused, but found not guilty of witchcraft.

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Accused of witchcraft at the age of 12

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tried for witchcraft at Salem, sentenced, then reprieved

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Accused of Witchcraft

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Mary Tyler Born: 31 JAN 1669 at: Worcester Co., Massachusetts Martha Tyler Born: ABT 1676 at: Massachusetts Daniel Tyler Born: AFT 1676 at: Massachusetts John Tyler Born: 19 FEB 1677 at: Massachu...

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George Corwin (February 26, 1666 – April 12, 1696) was the High Sheriff of Essex County, Massachusetts during the Salem witch trials. George Corwin/Lydia Gedney Family Father: John Corwin Born: 1...

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Peter Tufts 1628-1702 probably built the Peter Tufts House in Medford, Massachusetts. He sold the house in 1680 to his son, Captain Peter Tufts, Jr. for whom the house is named. Child: Captain Peter ...

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Sir William Phips (or Phipps, February 2, 1650/1 – February 18, 1694/5[1]) was a shipwright, ship's captain, treasure hunter, military leader, and the first royally-appointed governor of the Province...

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Joseph Pope was born on 27 Oct 1650 in Salem, Massachusetts and died Feb 1711/12 in Salem, Massachusetts. Parents: Joseph Pope (1606-1667) and Damaris, his first wife. Married: in 1679 in Salem...

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Margaret Deven Cory was the 1st wife of Giles Cory. She bore his children. Marriage 1 Margaret b: ABT. 1610 in England Children Martha Corey b: ABT. 1650 in Salem, Essex Co., MA Mary Corey b: ABT. ...

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Giles Corey By Heather Snyder Salem Witch Trials in History and Literature An Undergraduate Course, University of Virginia Spring Semester 2001 Born in England about 1611, Giles Corey was one of th...

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Our line through Ann, and it is also a line to Pres Hoover through Prudence. 2. THOMAS21 PUTNAM, LT (JOHN20, NICHOLAS19, JOHN18, RICHARD17 PUTTNAM, JOHN16 PUTTENHAM, JOHN15, RICHARD14 DE PUTTENHAM, R...

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During the 1692 witch trials, Sarah Pease, wife of Robert, the weaver, was accused of witchcraft. "On 23 May 1692 the conspirators filed a complaint against Mary De Rich, Benjamin Proctor, and Sarah Pe...

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**STOP TRYING TO MERGE CAPTAIN JONATHAN ALDEN WITH HIS BROTHER JOHN ALDEN!!!*** .) Son of John and Priscilla (Mullins) Alden of the Mayflower He moved to Boston and married there Elizabeth (Phi...

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Mary Walcott (July 5, 1675 – after 1719) was one of the witnesses at the Salem Witch Trials of Salem, Massachusetts in the years 1692 and 1693. She was the daughter of Captain Jonathan Walcott (163...

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Ann Putnam, Jr. (October 18, 1679 – 1716), along with Elizabeth "Betty" Parris, Mary Walcott and Abigail Williams, was an important witness at the Salem Witch Trials of Massachusetts during the later...

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Thomas Putnam (January 12, 1651/2 - May 24, 1699) was a real person ([1]) in the Salem witch trials, and is a character in the play, The Crucible by Arthur Miller. He was the son of Lt. Thomas Putnam (...

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Thomas Danforth (1622 – November 5, 1699) was a judge for the 1692 Salem witch trials in early colonial America. As a character in the play The Crucible by Arthur Miller, and the 1996 movie by the sa...

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John Willard, born no later than 1672[1], was one of the people executed for witchcraft in Salem, Massachusetts, during the Salem witch trials of 1692. He was hanged on Gallows Hill on August 19. [ed...

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See husbands profile for a small amount of info on her.-------------------- Mary STEVENS was born in 1647 in Salisbury, Essex County, Massachusetts. She died on 11 MAY 1705 at Salisbury, Essex County...

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Susannah (North) Martin (baptized September 30, 1621 – July 19, 1692) was a woman executed for witchcraft during the Salem witch trials. Martin was the fourth daughter, and youngest child, of Richa...

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Benjamin was a son of John Proctor II and his third wife Elizabeth Bassett.

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Abigail was a daughter of John Proctor II and his third wife Elizabeth Bassett.

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Son of John Proctor II and his third wife Elizabeth Bassett.

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Sarah was a daughter of John Proctor II and his third wife Elizabeth Bassett. Accused also as a witch, complaint of Thomas & John Putnam saying "...by them donne and committed on the Bodys of Mary Walc...

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Mary was a daughter of John Proctor II and his second wife, Elizabeth Thorndike. She died as an infant.

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Martha, daughter of John Proctor II and his second wife, Elizabeth Thorndike, died as an infant.

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Mary was a daughter of John Proctor II and his second wife, Elizabeth Thorndike.

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Martha was a daughter of John Proctor II and his second wife, Elizabeth Thorndike.

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Thorndike Proctor (1672-1759) was the son of John Proctor who was hanged as a witch during the Salem Witch Trials and his second wife, Elizabeth Thorndike. Thorndike assisted his half-brother Benjami...

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John was the older son of John Proctor II and his second wife Elizabeth Thorndike.

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Joseph was a brother of John Proctor II who was hung in Salem as a witch. ------------ Joseph, second son and fifth child of John and Martha Proctor, was born in Ipswich and resided in that part of...

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Hannah was a sister of John Proctor II who was hung in Salem as a witch.

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Abigail Proctor was the leader of a party of women who raised the frame of the meeting house at Chebacco, after an order had been issued by the general court forbidding the men from raising it. The wom...

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Sarah was a sister of John Proctor II who was hung in Salem as a witch.

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Martha was a sister of John Proctor II who was hung in Salem as a witch. Martha, second eldest daughter of John Proctor {1635, Ipswich}, was born say 1637. She married by 1672 James White. (In 1665 J...

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Mary's older brother John Proctor was hanged as a witch on August 19, 1692, in Salem (Essex County), Massachusetts during the Salem Witch hysteria.

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Mary was one of four children born to John Proctor II and his first wife Martha Giddons. She died around the age of one year old.

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Benjamin was the only one of four children born to John Proctor II and his first wife Martha Giddons to live beyond childhood. He was one of the Proctor family accused during the Salem Witch Trials. ...

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Martha was one of four children born to John Proctor II and his first wife Martha Giddons. Martha died as a young child.

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John was one of four children born to John Proctor II and his first wife Martha Giddons. John died as a young child.

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Hannah Clark Birth: November, 1643 in Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts Death: January 4, 1696 in Salem, Essex, Massachusetts Parents: Willliam Clarke, Katherine Married: William Gedney October 22, ...

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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Bartholomew Gedney was a physician and native of Salem, Massachusetts, who participated as a magistrate in the Salem witchcraft trials. Gedney was present at s...

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Ruth Gardner, wife of Magistrate of the Court of Oyer and Terminer, John Hawthorne. Married when she was about 14 years old. Notes: from "Family Trees"nDatabase: haruspex D. B. Robinson's Genealo...

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Salem Witch Trials in History and Literature An Undergraduate Course, University of Virginia Spring Semester 2001 On August 5, 1641, John Hathorne was born into a community that could have little...

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Hanna Hull was the first of Samuel Sewall's three wives. She was the mother of all 14 of his children.

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Samuel Sewall was a Massachusetts magistrate of the Court of Oyer and Terminer. Five years after the Salem Witch Trials, Sewall publicly regretted his role in the trials, the only magistrate involved t...

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Wait-Still WINTHROP [Parents] was born on 27 Feb 1642 in Boston, Suffolk, Ma. He died on 7 Nov 1717 in Boston, Suffolk, Ma. He was buried in King's Chapel, Boston. He married Mary BROWNE in 1678 in ?, ...

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