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Danforth, Thomas, dq;>uty governor of Massachusetts, oondenms proceed- ings against witchcraft, 184; judge of Superior Court, 382, 383. Danvers, Mass., sae Salem Village. Danpen, Hanson, 342 n. Danvers Highlands, 152 n., 153 n. Darter, Ekiward, member of petty jury, 86. Daston, Sarah, death of, 383; impris- oned for witchcraft, 383, 383 n. Davoiport, Rev. John, 5, 137 n.; bio- graphical dcetch, 12 n. David, King of Israel, 429, 431. Davis, History of Watiinqford and Meri' den, 385 n. Davis, Winifred, member of woman jury, 439. Day, John, member of grand Jury, 85. Dean, J. W., article in New Bngland Hitiorieal and Otnealogieal Begider, 58 n. DedanUion of the Oround of ErroTf A^ etc., by George Fox, 81 n. De HcBTtHeo Combwrendo, 374 n. Deiawan, The Stpedieh Settiemenie an the, by Amandus Johnscm, 83 n. Detawart CourUy, Pennei^wania, Hia» tory of, by Smith, 84 n., 87 n., 88 n. Delaware River, colony of William Penn on the, S2, 83; Swedish colony on the, 83. Delft, Devil appears in shape of a boy at, 137. De Magnetica Vulnerum CuraHone, by Jan BapUsta van Helmont, 319 n. Demons, effect on Ann Cole, 18, 20 n.; effect on Elisabeth Knap, 22, 23; haunt house of William Morse, 23- 32; cause disturbance in house of Mr. Mompesson, 32 n. ; feats of, 59, 60; appear in various forms to Martha Goodwin, 110-126; appear to wife of Thomas Putnam, 156^158; persecute Mercy Short, 261-268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 275, 277, 278, 279, 280, 282, 285, 286; description of, 297- 298. Dennis, Hannah, member cf jury, 439. Desborough, NicholaB, ol Hntfiil strangdy oiofaBtedy 33-34. Deusing, Antooiufly treatise bjr, SISlI Devik, aee DemooB; Satan. DenU, The Doctrine of, by John W^ staffe,6. Dialogues, Pope Gregory, 4. Diary of CoUan Maiher, edited bf Worthington C. Ford, 91 n.; mtk Mather, CottooL Dictionary of V'uJLgar TVmif, by Qam. 300 n. DuoiMrie qf TFOcftet, by TImidm Pom 163 n., 219 n. Diseases ascribed to witohcraft, 3I9i. Dadbrine of Dariia promed to ht h Grand Apoeiacy of them hater IVao, r%e» William Sewi^ transblor (i 82 n. Doetimenit and B/Boofrde rdaiiag U the Froeinee of New Hampim, 61 n. DaeumenU rdating to the Caiamd Bi»- tory 4^ New York, 19 n, Dow, Qeorge Fkmnda, Beeorde omiHa of the Quarterly Courts of Bwb County, 151; records case ol S»* beth How, 237 n. Downer, Robert, aoeuaoB Sosanoa Ifv^ tin of witchcraft, 232, 232 n. Drake, S. G., 153 n., 295; Ammtk 4 Witchcraft, zviii, 31 n., 52 n^ 4H)il; editor of The Witd^craft Ddutiesu New BngUmd^ 151 n., 208, 343n.; memoir of Calef, 2d5 n. Drystreet, Henry, aocuaes Bfargsict Mattson of witchcraft, 86; member of grand jury, 86. Dudcet, ThiMnas, member of paad jury, 85. Dudley, Joseph, judge in New Yock, 195 n. Duke's Laws, 43 n. Dunton, John, 148, 207. Dutch Calvinism, leacfan of, 41. Duxbury, Mass., effects of thnndo^ storm at, 14-15. Eames, Rebecca, convicted of craft, 366; indietmeat extant, 380. Earl, Mr., of Cotehester, story of, 9. INDEX 451 Eurle, Robert, teeiimoiiy relative to ease of Margaret Rule, 337. j. Easthampton, Maas., case of witch- ^ craft at, 42; Elisabeth Garlick in- dieted for witchcraft at, 42; letter *' from Governor Winthrop, 42 n. ^? Biuthamptanf Town of, Records of the, '^ 42 n. East Riding, L. I., 45, 45 n. ' Eaton, Theophilus, governor of New * Haven colony, 140, 140 n. ' Eliot, Biographiixd DicUonary, 293 n. Eliot, Edmund, testifies against Su- sanna Martin, 233, 234. EHliott, Andrew, juryman at Salem trials, 388. Elson, Abraham, 19 n. Emerson, John, clerical schoolmaster at Salem, 37 n., 377 n. EnchatUmenU EncaurUertd, by Cotton Mather, 205. Endicot, Dr. Zorobbabel, 250. Endicott, John, governor of Massachu« setts, 250 n. England, punishment of witches in, 374 n.; witchcraft in, 215 n. England and Ireland, CoUedion of <im- dry trifala in, by Joseph Glanvil, 416. English, Mary, 347 n.; accused of witchcraft, 347. English, Philip, 151 n., 347; imprison- ment and escape, 178, 178 n., 187, 371; arrested for witchcraft, 371 n.; biographical sketch, 371 n. English, Mrs. Philip, 188 n. English Law, History of, by Pollock and Maitland, 367 n. Episcopius, disbeliever in witchcraft, 41. Essay for the Recording of lUtulrious Providences, by Increase Mather, 6, 6 n., 8-38, 65n., 113,303,398, 410 n. Essex, England, persecution of witches in, 425, 425 n. Essex County y Records and Files of the Quarterly Courts of, edited by George Francis Dow, 151. Essex Institute, Proceedings, 153 n.; CoUedions, 198 n., 360 n., 370 n., 371 n. Esty, Isaac, 347. Esty, Mary, xiv, 347 n. ; accused and convicted of witchcraft, 347, 366, 367; petition to judges, 368-369. Eton College, 9. Euor, Robert, foreman of grand Jury, 85. Evans, Nathaniel, member of petty jury, 86, Evelith, Joseph, juryman at Salem trials, 388. Falkner, Abigail» conviction, 366; oused of witchcraft, 420, 420 n.; children testify against, 421, 421 n.; neighbors testify against, 421, 421 n. Farmington, Conn., Samuel Hookor, pastor at, 19, 19 n. Famworth, Richard, WiUherafi CM out from the Rdigious Seed and Israd of Ood, 81 n., 82. Faustus, Dr., stories of, 137. Fisher, John, member of grand jury, 85. Fisk, Thomas, reasons for judging Re- becca Nurse guilty, 35^-359; fore- man of jury at Salem trials, 388. Fisk, Thomas, Jr., juryman at Salem trials, 388. Fisk, William, juryman at Salem trials, 388. Fiske, John, New France and New En* gland, 153 n. Fiske, Rev. Moses, minister at Brain- tree, 109 n. Flower, Enock, member of grand jury, 86. Ford, Worthington C, 306 n.; Diary of Cotton Mather, edited by, 91 n. Foster, Ann, confesses her share in witchcraft, 244; conviction, 366, 367 n.; attends witch meeting, 418; imprisonment, 418, 418 n., 419 n. Foster, Rose, aifflicted by witchcraft, 420, 420 n. Fowler, S. P., 295; account in Proceed' ings, Essex Institute, 153 n.; Salem Witchcraft, W7. Fox, George, A Dedaraiion of ih/s Ground of Error, etc., 81 n.; power to detect witcho^t, 81, 82. Foxcroft, Francis, condemns proceed- ings against witchcraft, 184. France, nine hundred executed for witchcraft, 424, 424 n. French, attack upon frontier towni^ 199. 452 INDEX Vnth, Dr., apparitkmB appearing to, 9. Fry, Deacon, wife imprisoned for wiidi- craft, 180. Further Account rf the TryaU of the Neuh Ent^md WUdiee, 148, 149 n. Garland, John, senrice as juror, 45. Garlick, EUnbeth, indicted for witdi- craft, 42. Gaule, John, rector of Great Stoti^ ton, England, 216, 216 n., 239, 304 n., 330; roles for detection of witches, 205; Sded Cfuee qf Conscience touch- ing Witches and WUchcrafis, 216 n., 219, 219 n., 221. Gedney, Major Bartholomew, member of Court of Oyer and Terminer, 170, 170 n., 185, 353, 353 n., 355. Genealoffical Dictionary, by Savage, 100 n. Gerrish, Rev. Joseph, 369 n. Gibbons, John, member of petty jury, 86. Gisbume, John, accuses Grace Sher^ wood of witchcraft, 436. Glanvii, Joseph, 98, 98n.; il Blow at Modem Saddudaitn, 5; defence of ghosts and witches, 5; Saddu- dsmus Triumphatus, 6, 6n., 33 n., 405 n.; CoUectum of Modem Rda- tionSf or, CoUection of Sundry tryats in Enfjfand and Irdand, 33 n., 262 n., 416. Glover, Goodwife, 412, 412 n.; trial fw witchcraft, 103-106, 111, 124 n. Good, Dorcas, a child, 160, 160 n.; put in chains, 349 n. Good, Sarah, 414, 414 n.; imprison* ment, 159, 159 n.; afflicts Mercy Short, 259, 260, 260 n.; child ac- cused of witchcraft, 345; chains for, 349 n.; trial and execution of, 357- 358. Goodacre, Sarah, member of woman jury, 439. Goodall, Goodwife, 155; affliction of, 344. Goodell, A. C, Puriker Notes on the History of Witchcraft in Massaekur setU^ 373 n. Goodwin, Benjamin, 100 n., 124 n. Goodwin, Hamiah, 100 n. Goodwin, John, a mason, 99, 294; wife difttingtiMiBd for piety, 90; children afflicted, 99-1& 129, 143, 255, 276, 276n., til 413. Goodwin, John, Jr., 100 n., 121b. Goodwin, Martiha, 100 n.; demoBi»> pear in ▼mrious forms to, lID-tX: ministers pmy for, 118, 12L Goodwin, Mercy, 100 n. Goodwin, Nathmniel, 100 n. Goulart, Simon, 4. Qranite McntKty, 293 n. Graves, Thmnas, condemns pfQeeed- ingps againat witchcraft, 1S4. Gray, Samuel, accuses Bridget Bokp of witchcraft, 224; false tesdmoBT against Bridget Biriiop, 356, 356b. Great Minifords Island, 47. Green, Dr. S. A., Grottm in the Fib- crq/l Timet, 360 n. Greensmith, Nathaniel, executed i: Hartford, 20, 20 n. Greensmith, Rebecca, imprisoomat, 19, 19 n.; ezecated for witcfacnfl,30t 20 n. Gregory, P6pe, Didloyiiei, 4. Grevius, demonatrateB iniquity of tor ture, 41. GriggB, Dr. WOliam, physiciu to Salem Village, 154, 154 n., 155, 312 n. 344. Griscom, Andrew, member of piod jury, 86. Grose, Didionary of Vulgar Ttrwu, 300 n. Groton, town of, 188 n. Groton in the Witeharqft Times, by Dr. S. A. Green, 300 n. Guard, Robert, accused of witdicnft, 88. Guide to Grand Jury Men, hj Ridisnl Bernard, 163 n., 416, 416 n. Guldenklee, Bahhasar TlmiiB too. Casus Medidnales, 319 n. Gummere, Amdia Mott, Witeharefi and Quakerism, by, 81 n., 88 n. Haart, Balthaser de, serriee as juror, 45. Hadley, Mass., story of Fbilip Smitfa, deacon of the efaivdi at, 131-134. Haigue, ^VHlliam, attended GooncQ, 85. INDEX 453 Hale, Rev. John, 70 n., 152 n., 158, 158 n., 184, 206, 214 n.; present at Salem executions, 361 n.; changes views on witchcraft, 369-370; credu- lous of witchcraft, 397; graduate of Harvard College, 397; minister at Beverly, 397; witness against Dorcas Hoar and Bridget Bishop, 397, 397 n.; biographical dketch, 397, 398; ca- reer of, 398 n.; A Modest Inquiry, 399-432. Hale, Sir Matthew, 374 n.; English witch-trial, 215 n.; Trial €(f WUches, 416, 416 n. Hall, George, reformation of, 11. ELall, Mary, trial and release from charge of witchcraft, 44-48. Hall, Ralph, trial and release from charge of witchcraft, 44-48; charged with murder of George Wood and child, 46. Hall case, first printed in the National AdvooaUf 43. Hallett, WiUiam, loses place by open- ing house to Baptist preaching, 44 n.; service as juror, 44, 44 n. Hampden-Sidney College, President Gushing, 436. Handoock, Capt. George, justice of the peace, 438. Hanson, Danvera, 342 n., 349 n. Harding, William, 435. Hardy, Thomas, of Portsmouth, 236, 236 n. Harper, John, 441. Harris, Benjamin, a bookseller, 152. Harris, W. S., article in the Granite Monthly on Robert Calef, 292 n.- 293 n., 295 n. Harrison, James, attended Council, 85. Harrison, Katharine, order relating to removal from West Chester, 49-^51; trial, 48; given liberty to remain in West Chester, 51-52; Governor Colve dismisses case against, 52 n. Harrison papers, 43. Hartford, Conn., witchcraft cases, 18, 18 n., 19, 19 n., 20, 20 n., 33-34, 135, 135 n., 136, 385, 410, 410 n.; Stone, Samuel, teacher in church, 19, 19 n.; Greensmith, Nathaniel and Rd>ecca, execution of, 20, 20 n.; Desborough, Nicholas, strangely molested at, 33- 34; Ji^mson, Maiy, trial of, 135, 135 n., 136; woman sentenced to be whipped, 135 n. Eofiford, A Caae of Witeherafi in, by C. J. Hoadly, 18 n. Hartford, Hietory of the Firet Church in, 19 n. Hartlib, Samuel, biographical sketch, 12 n. Harvard College: Mather, Increase, president of, 3, 15 n.-16 n.; Mather, Cotton, fellow of, 15 n.-16 n.; Brat- tle, Thomas, treasurer of, 167; Lev- erett, president of, 167; Burroughs, Rev. George, graduate, 215 n.; IbJe, Rev. John, graduate, 397. Harvard Univenity, Biographical Sketdiee of the Graduates of, Sibley, 3 n., 93 n., 168 n., 183 n., 215 n., 377 n., 398 n. Hastingps, John, foreman of petty juxy, 86. Hathom, John, see Hawthorne. Haven, Dr. Samuel F., librarian of the American Antiquarian Society, 256, 256 n. Hawthorne, John, 160, 206; magis- trate at Salem Village, 155, 155 n., 156, 158 n., 160; assistant, 344, 347, 348,355. Hawthorne, Susanna, 187 n. Haynes, Rev. Joseph, 19, 19 n. Heer, Henricus ab, physician of Co- logjae, 266, 266 n. Helmont, Jan Baptista van, De Mag- netioa Vtdnerum Curatione, 319 n.; Traetatus de Morhis, 319 n. Hemming, Nicholas, Adnumitio de 5u- perstitionibus Magids vitandis, 247, 247 n. Hendrickson, Jacob, enters into a re- cognizance for wife's appearance, 85, 87. Hendrickson, Yeshro (Gertrude), trial for witchcraft, 85. Henly, Ursula, member of woman jury, 439. Herrick, Henry, juryman at Salem trials, 388. Herrick, Mary, complaint against Mrs. Hale, 369, 369 n. Hewes, William, member of petty jury, 86. 464 INDEX HibbiiMi, Ann, ezeouted tor witchcraft, 410, 410 n. Higginson, Rev. John, 160, 160 n., 206; miniBter at Salnn, 245, 248 n., 908; EpuUe reguding witchcraft, 900- 402. Hill, Ci4>tain, 353. Hill, Ldce, sues Grace Sherwood for witchcraft, 438, 438 n., 430 n., 440, 441. Hiitorieal Ccttsetums, Topsfidd Histor- ical Society, 151 n. Hidorieal Essay concerning Wiiehenfif by Dr. Hutchinson, 222 n. Hidorical Maganne, 42 n., 57, 61 n., 01 n., 370 n. H%sUmoal Series, by W. Elliot Wood- ward, 208, 205. Historical Sketches of Andaser, by Sarah Loring Bailey, 180 n., 420 n. Historical Society, Massachusetts, Pro- ceedings, 151. Historical Society of Pennsybfonia, Memoirs of, 83 n. History and Antiquities of Boston, 151 n. History of Andover, by Abiel Abbot, 180 n. History of Ddaiware County, Pennsyl- vania, by Smith, 84 n., 87 n., 88 n. History of Massachusetts, by Hutchin- son, 151 n. History of Newbury, by Joshua Coffin, 31 n. History of the First Church in Hartford, by Walker, 10 n. Hoadly, C. J., A Case of Witchcraft in HaHford, 18 n. Hoar, Dorcas, conviction for witch- craft, 366, 366 n.; estate sdsed, 371 ; Hale, Rev. John, witness against, 307, 307 n. Hobbs, Abigail, conviction for witch- craft, 366. Hobbs, Deliverance, accuses Bridget Bishop, 224; warrant for, 347; at- tends witch meeting, 417, 417 n., 418. Hobbs, William, accused of witchcraft, 347. Hobs, Deborah, see Hobbs, Deliverance. Holland, conjurer in, 137; status of witchcraft in, 41. Holmes, Thomas, attended Council, 85. Holy Diifte qf Uk« Dmoid Smd, 7k 282, 282 n. Hcmdoiff , 4. Hooker, Rev. Samuel, pastor at Ani> ingtOQ, 10, 19 n. Hootoa, CMiver, merdmnt, of Bab- does, 60; witneaa of stone thfovinb 60. Hopkins, Matthew, 363 n.; wU finder, 216 n., 423, 423 n. Hortado, Antonio, dwelling nesr tk Sahnon Falls, 37. Hortado, Mary, narrative tddbj Ber. Joshua Moodey, 37 n.; aundiy ip- paritiona of Satan, 37, 38. How, Elisabeth: Dow, F. G., leeodi case of, 237 n.; k>yalty of bfind h» band and dauc^ter, 237 n.; dened admission into Ipswich cbuich, 237, 237 n., 238; aocuaatkms agunsl, 237-240; trial and execution, 237- 240, 357, 379; baptised by Deffl, 240. How, James, 240. How, John, accuses Elisabeth Bam d witchcraft, 238, 230. Howe, Henry, Hieiorieal Colkdiant ^ Fifytnia, 436. How^, SouihampUm, 42 n., 44 n. Howell, H., publisher, 208. Hubbard, Elisabeth, nuud, 154, IMn. Hunt, Josiah, 48 n. Hunt, Thomas, appears in behaff of Katharine Harrison, 48 n., 50; ooid- plaint against a woman, 48, 48 n. Hussey, John, witness of stone throv- ing, 60. Hutchinson, Francis, Historical Ssaag concerning WiUhcrafi, 222 n. Hutchinson, Gov. Thomas, infonmUioo relating to William Morae, 31 n.; History of MaseaektieetU, 43 n., 150- 151, 232 n., 241 n., 375 n., 410 n. Icarus, 302, 302 n. Indian, apparition of Black-Man to, 300; afflicted by witchcraft, 348» 348 n. Indian medidne-men, 42. Indians, troublcB oocsskmed by, 16; at- tack upon frontier towns, 100; esp- ture Mercy Short, 250 n.; in Meneo, 245. INDEX 455 Indiaru in New England^ A Bntf His- tory of the War unth, by Increase Mather, 16 n. Indiee, Natural and Moral Hietory of the, by Joseph Acosta, 245 n. Ingeraol, Nathaniel, deacon of church in Salem Village, 152, 153, 153 n. InstituUSf Coke, 363 n., 374 n. Inielledual System, by Ralph Cud- worth, 246 n. Ipswich, Mass.: Powell, Caleb, trial of, 31 n.; How, EHisabeth, denied ad- mission to church, 237, 237 n., 238; witchcraft case, 237-240. Israel, kings of, ^29, 431. Jacobs, George, trial and execution, 177, 360,361; accused of witchcraft, 371 ; wife accused, 371. Jacobs, Margaret, confesses to false testimony, 364-366; imprisoned for witchcraft, 364 n., 365; acquittal of, 366, 366 n. Jacobs, Rebecca, indictment extant, 380 n. James I., statute of, 83, 84, 380 n. James, Edward W., W^iam and Mary College Quarterly, 435 n., 436, 439 n. Jeffrey, George, hit by stone, 75. Jenkins, Jane, 436. Jennings, Samuel, goyemor of West Jersey, 69, 69 n.; witness of stone throwing at George Walton's, 69, 69 n. Job, 430. John Carter Brown library, 93 n. John, Indian slave of Rev. Samuel Parris, 153 n., 351 n. Johnson, Amandus, The Swedieh Set- tlemenU on the Ddaware, 83 n. Johnson, Elizabeth, imprisonment, 135 n., 382, 382 n.; accused of witch- craft, 420, 420 n. Johnson, Mary, Magnolia contains story of, 135 n.; information from Samuel Stone concerning, 135 n., 136; trial, 135, 135 n., 136; con- fesses witchcraft, 410, 410 n. Jones, Hannah, accused by George Walton of witchcraft, 60 n., 61 n., 73 n., 75 n.; not punished, 76 n. Jones, Margaret, executed at Boston, Mass., 408, 408 n. Joshua, 427. Josiah, 431. Judas Iscariot, 430. Jurors, at Philadelphia, 85, 86; Massa- chusetts act establishing qualifica- tion for, 362 n.; testimony from Fisk, 358. Jury, woman, 439. JueHficationf Treatise of, by Samuel Willard, 113. Justin Martyr, 302; Quaediones et Responsiones ad Orthodoxos, 302 n. Juxon, Richard, life <^, 11. Keble, Joseph, 163 n.; StaluUs, 163; An Assistance to Justices of the Peace, 163 n., 411, 412, 412 n.; Common Law, 412, 416. Keith, governor of Pennsylvania, 83. Kembal, John, accuses Susanna Martin of witchcraft, 232-233, 234. Kendal, Goodwife, accuiaed of witch- craft, 409, 410. Kieft, Gov. William, fear of Indian medicine-men, 42. King, Winifred, 385 n. Kingdom of Darkness, by R. Burton, 416, 416 n., 425, 425 n. King Philip's war, 4. Kinsman, John, member of petty jury, 86. Knapp, Elisabeth, 183, 183 n., 187 n.; story of, 21-23; effect of demons on, 22,23. Lacy, Mary, confesses share in witch- craft, 244; convicted of witchcraft, 366, 367 n.; attends witch meeting, 418, 418 n., 419, 419 n. Lacy, Mary, Jr., attends witch meet- ing, 419. Lake, H., of Dorchester, reference to wife, 408 n., 409 n. Lancashire witches, 219, 219 n. Lancaster, Mass., 361 n. Lane, Francis, testifies against EHisa- beth How, 240. Late Memorable Providences, by Cotton Mather, 92. Lawson, Ann: Burroughs, Rev. George, accused of afflicting by witchcraft, 218. 456 INDEX Lftwson, RflfT. Deodat, 167, 214 il, 215 n., 413 n.; A BrUf and Trm Nor- raiwe qf WiUhanfl al SaUm^ Man., 145-164, 341 n.; Loodon edition of Balem Bermon, 147 n., 149; Moore, G.H.,letterfioin, 150,150n.;8eniioa oo witehoref t, 158, 158 n. ; Cknd'9 Fir ddUy the only ShiM agauui Saian^M MaUgnUy, 158 n., 159 n.; wife of, 218, 218 n. Lawson, Thomas, 150. Leialer, Jacob, eemoe aa juror, 44 n., 45. Leverett, preaident of Harvard Col- lege, 167. Levermore, C. H., "Witchcraft in Con- necticutt," in the New Engkanderf 18n,52n., 385 n. Lewes, Mercy, maid, 154, 154 n., 155, 347; aocuaes witches of impiety, 16(^ 161; affliction of, 344; yiaion, 846. Libanius, 303, 303 n. lAbrariee of the Maihere, by Julius H. Tuttle,256n. Library of American Biography, 261 n« lAbrary of Avtyerican LUaraiure, 149 n. Library of Old AtUhore, by John Rus* aell Smith, 7, 149 n., 207. Lightning, changea needle of oompaaa, 14. Linoe, Denia, member of grand Jury, 85. linoc^, Dr. Charlea H., 256 n. LithoboUaf by Richard Chamberlain, 58-77; dedicated to Martin Lumley, 58,59. London GaeeUe, 300 n. Long Island, witchcraft in, 42; given name of Yorkshire, 45 n. Long Island WiUst Early, 44 n. Longfellow, Henry W., 170 n. Lonicer, 4. Louder, John, accuses Bridget Bishop of witchcraft, 226, 227. Louis XIV., 189 n. Lovelace, Francis, 49, 51, 52. Lower Norfolk County Virginia Ant^ qtuxryf 435 n. Lumley, Martin, marries Elisabeth Chamberlain, 56; LUhoboUa dedi- cated to, 58, 59. Lunt, W. W., student of Calef pedigree, 293 n. Luther, Martin, 10. lomde, Joaepb, memtwr of tiw C» dl, 178» 178 n. MagnaUa, by GotUm BfaOier, U&. 24n., 126 n«, 134 n^ 135 n^ %k 259n., 300, 308 n., 357 n., 377l 388 n., 388. Maitland, eee PoUock. Martha'a Vineymrd, 308 n. Martin, Abigpaii, afflicted by ^f^ craft, 420, 420 n. Martin, Ge^ge, 233. Martin, Suaanna, 228, 228il, 42!, 422 n.; aocoaations relating to nitab- craft, 230-235; atzmi^ge^ aiBictod, 234; proteata innooenoe, 236; tnl and execution, 228-235, 357. MarUn, Walter, member of petty jsj, 86. Mary Magdalen, 120. Mason, John, grant of land in New Hampshire to, 55, 76 n. Maaoa, Robert, ptoprietorBhip inXev Hampshire recognised, 56, 57. Massachuaetta: Stoaghton, Wiffiun, lieutenant-governor, 83 bl, 183 a, 212 n.; laws, ISln.; ardihreB,186iL; Mathor, Increase, agmt for rsiton- tioQ of dMrtcr, 193; witdwraft eoa- ditions, 196-202, 406^ 406 b.; Ea^ cott, John, first governor, 2S0a; I%ipa, Sir TViUiam, avrival with nev charter, 348-348. Maeeadiueetie CenHnel, 8S. Massachusetts, Colonial Society of, PvbHeaiione, 371 n., 375 n., 383 b. MaeeaOitueUe, Final NcUe an Wiidh craft in, by G. H. Moore, 2Q3n^ 367 n. Ma8eathuuUa,FuriherNaU»onikeHi»- tory of WUdkcrafl in, by A. C. Good- ell, 373 n. Massachusetts Historical Society: Jfs- iher Papere, 18 n.; CoUeetimu, ISil, 91 n., 168, 168b^ 3d6n., 371n., 376n., 389n., 396n.; Praeeedingi, 12 n., 41 n., 76 n., 151, 185 n., 202 d., 222 n., 262 n., 291 n., 292 n^ 306 n^ 307 n. Msssdc^iiaettt, Hittary of, hf Tlwaiai Hutehinaoo, 43 n., 232 il, 241b., 346 n., 375 n. IfossadhiMttt, AaeonCi qf, 368ii. INDEX 467 Math^, Rev. Cottoii,91, 141 n., 148 n., 153 n., 160 n., 177, 177 n., 206, 211, 219 n.,222 n., 241 n., 245-250, 261 n., 267 n., 270 n., 272 n., 273, 273 n., 276, 276 n., 280, 280 n., 282, 282 n., 284, 284 n., 203 n., 316 n., 348 n., 389 n., 307 n.; fellow of Harvard Col- lege, 15 n.-16 n.; Memorable Proth idences, 15 n., 92, 9^126, 205, 320 n., 410 n., 413, 414, 416; The Wanders of the ImrieMe World, 15 n., 149 n., 150 n., 196 n., 204, 205-208, 209- 251, 255, 293, 295, 297, 297 n., 304, 330 n., 357, 370, 377, 377 n., 378, 378 n., 414, 416, 422, 423; Magnolia, 16 n., 24 n., 126 n., 134 n., 135 n., 208, 250 n.9309, 309 n.,357 n., 377 n., 388 n., 398; tale of the bedstaff in the Magnolia, 24 n.; grandson of John Cotton, 91; biographical sketch, 91, 92; Memorable Prooi" deneeSf 92; dedicatory epistle to Wait Winthrop, 93, 94, 95; Speedy Repentanee Urged, 93 n.; address on witchcraft, 95^ 96, 97; reflections on Memorable Providences, 98; de- scribes eCfect of witchcraft on John Goodwin's children, 99-126; wife of, 117; prayers for Goodwin children and Capt. Alden, 129, 355 n.; life of Phips, 188 n., 388n., 389; "return" of witch-cases, 194, 194 n.; causes of Gov.Phips'schangingattitude, 195d.; Enchantments Encountered, 205; cor- respondence, 212, 213, 307, 329-341; replies to Boston ministers, 214, 214 n. ; refers to execution of Rev. George Burroughs, 215 n., 222 n.; "Curiosi- ties,'' 245-250; granddaughter, 255, 255 n., 256 n.; A Brand plucked out of the Burning, 259-287; visits Mercy Short, 260, 260 n.; reference in diary to Calefs book, 293-294; Some Pew Remarks, 293 n., 294, 348 n.; Duiry, 294 n., 323 n., 385 n.; visit to Salem, 323n.-324n.; pres- ent at Salem executions, 361, 361 n.; Calefs opinion, 388, 388 n. Mather, Rev. Increase, 137 n., 167, 180, 180 n., 183 n., 304 n., 357 n., 362, 362 n., 376 n., 388 n.; choice of career, 3; minister of North Church in Boston, 3; preacher in ESngland, 3; student at Dublin, 3; instigator of "reforming synod," 3-4; method of arousing men to religion, 3-4; biographical dcetch, 3-7; president of Harvard College, 3, 15n.-16n.; marshals hosts of New England or- thodoxy, 6; Essay for the Recording of Illustrious Providences, 6, 6 n., 8-38, 65 n., 113, 303, 398, 410 n.; Remark- able Providences iUustraliee of the Earlier Days of Ammican CiAanisa- K(m,6-7; A Bri^ History of the War vri^ the Indians in New-Bngfand, IQn.; A Relaium of the Troubles tokich have hapned ui NeuhEngland, 16 n.; condemns "water test," 21 n.; of Cotton Mather, 91; Mather Papers, 97 n.; Mystery of Christ, 113; Cases of Conseienee, 149, 194 n., 304 n., 357 n., 377 n., 383 n., 389; condemns proceedings against witchcraft, 184; agent for restoration of Masmchu- setts charter, 193; visits so-called confessors at Salem, 376 n. Mather, Samuel, papers in American Antiquarian Society, 256 n. Mather Library, 256 n. Mather Papers, 18 n., 31 n., 37 n., 62 n., 65 n., 97 n., 194 n.; experiences of Nicholas Desborou^ in, 34 n.; gift from Hannah Mather Crocker, 256 n. Mathers, Libraries of the, by Julius H. TutUe, 256 n. Matteeon, David M., 163 n. Mattson, Margaret, trial for witchcraft, 85, 86; jury finds not guilty of witch- craft, 87, 87 n. Mattson, Neels, recognisance of fifty pounds for wile, 85, 87, 87 n. Maule, Thomas, merchant of Salem, New England, 69, 70 n.; witness of stone tlurowing in house of George Walton, 69, 70 n. Mayflower, John Alden, of the, 170 n. Memoirs of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, 83 n. Memorable Providences, by Cotton Mather, 15 n., 92, 93-126, 205, 320 n., 410 n., 413, 414, 416. Memorial History of Boston, W. F. Poole in the, 256, 256 n., 389 n. AffTcury, 303. Morimack River, 231. 458 INDEX Merioo, refleeiioii on Indiaiis in, 245; ViUlipulBli, idol of Indians, 245. Midklle Ages, takB of vision and appari- tion, 4. Milborne, William, called before the Council, 196 n.-197 n. Mak for Babes, by John Cotton, 113. Mill, Anthonio de, service as juror, 45. Millard, Thomas, member of grand jury, 86. Miller, Rev. John, comments by, 195 n. Milton, Mass., Rev. Peter Thacher, miniater at, 109 n. Ministen, convocation for guidance in matters of witchcraft, 200 n. Mirrowr . , , of Examj^, by Samuel Clarke, 10 n. MimxOanea Curioea, 286, 286 n. Mode&t Inquiry, A, by Rev. John Hale, 397-432. Mohra, case of witchcraft at, 196 n. Moll, Hermann, AUaa, 195 n. Mompesson, Mr., demons disturb house, 32 n.; story of, 32-33. Moodey, Rev. Joshua, 187 n., 188 n., 329 n., 362, 362 n.; minister at Ports- mouth, 31 n., 65 n.; relates narrative of Mary Hortado, 37 n.; associate minister of First Church, Boston, 97, 97 n., 118. Moore, George H., 186 n., 194 n., 210 n.; Notes on the Bibliography of Witch- craft in Massachtisetts, 91 n., 148 n., 197 n., 207 n., 215 n., 385^.; letter from Deodat Lawson published by, 150, 150 n.; Final Notes on Witch- craft in Massachusetts, 197 n., 202 n., 367 n., 373 n. More, Henry, 98, 98 n.; leader of the Cambridge Platonists, 5; publishes Glanvil's book on Sadducism, 6, 6 n. More Wonders of the Imnsible Wortd, by Robert Calef, 124 n., 207, 208, 289-393, 294 n. Morgan, F., Connecticut as a Colony and as a State, 18 n. Morse, William, house haunted by de- mons, 23-32; Governor Hutchin- son's account of, 31 n. ; John Stiles, grandson, 31 n.; wife tried for witch- craft, 31 n. Morton, Charles, minister at Charles- town, 97, 97 n. Mosdey, GoL Edwaxd, iostiee d h peace, 438, 441, 442. Moese, Tluxiiasy naember of ^ jury, 85. Mullotier, Tlioiiiaay 239 n. Mumo, Alexander^ servioe as juror, 41 Murray, Ekiward, attended CoiiDcil,& Mystery cf Chriai, by Increase Um&c, 113. Nashaway, see Lancaster, Mass. i^oeum, 207 n. National Adoocaie^ 43. Natural and Moral History cftksIitiieL, by Joseph Aoostay 245 n. Nedscm, Anthony, reoognifanee d fifty pounds for Bfaiigarei Mattaoo, 87,87n. Ndiemiah, 431. VewiD&,W.8.,Wiichentfiin Salem YH- hge, 153 n. New Amsterdam, beoomea New Tok, 45 n. New Amderdain^ Records off 19 n. New England, 137 n., 179, 179 n.; "re- forming synod" to cure evils, 3-4; method of arousing men to r^gkn, 4; Puritanism, 5; Mather manlisli hosts of orthodoxy, 6; TndJans, 16, 16 n.; influence on other coionieg, 42; Calefs description of witchcraft in, 297-299; Andres govemment ovb^ thrown, 348 n. New-England, A Britf History of ikt War with the Indians in, by Increase Mather, 16 n. New-England, A BelaUan of the TroMa whidi ham hajmed th, by Inaease Mather, 16 n. New Engiand, The Wiidunfi ZMvnoii ifh ed. by S. G. Drake, 151 n., 208, 343 n. New England Historical and Oeneatog- tool Register, 35 n., 48 n., 58 n., 160 n., 186 n., 197 n., 232 n., 242 n^ 291 n., 292 n., 295 n., 365 n., 375 n., 384 n., 385 n., 409 n., 410 n., 423 d. New Engiand Judged^ Bishop, 35 n^ 43 n., 44 n. New England Magawme^ 18 n., 153 n. New England Wiiehes, Fvriher Aeoowt qf the Trials of, 148, 149 n. ^^etr Englander', 18 n., 52 n^^ 385 n. INDEX 4S0 Ntw France and New England, by John Fiske, 153 n. New Hampshire: Chamberiain, Rich- ard, secretary of the province, 35 n., 55-57; Mason, John, grant of land to, 55, 76 n.; Mason, Robert, rec- ognition of proprietorship, 56, 57; Cranfield, Edwaid, first royal gov- ernor, 60; Barefoot, Walter, dep- uty collector for the province, 67, 67 n., 72. New Hampshire, Documents and Bec- orde relating to the Prtmnce cf, 61 n. New Hampshire Historical Society, Provincial Records in CoUectUme, 61 n., 62 n., 76 n.; Vaughn's Jotir- nal in CoUectione, 76 n. New Hampshire, Probate Records of the Province of, 35 n., 61 n. New HampMre Provincial Papers, 76 n« New Haven colony, Theophilus Eaton, governor of, 140, 140 n. New Haoen, Records of the Colony of, 239 n., 410 n. New Netherlands, witchcraft in, 41. New York, Documentary History of, O'Callae^, 43. New York, Documents relaHng to the CoUmial History of, 19 n. New York Oenealogical and Biography ical Record, 19 n., 43 n., 48 n. New York Historical Society, CoUeo- tions, 195 n. New York, History of, Smith, 43. New York in the Seoenteenth Centvry, History of the CUy of, 42 n. NewYork, Minutesofthe Executive Coun- cU of, by Pdtoits, 43, 48 n., 52 n. New York Public library, 151 n., 410 n.; List cf Books rdating to Witchcraft in the United States, 207 n. New York, witchcraft in, 42. Neuibury, History of, by Joshua Coffin, 31 n. Newbury, Mass., strange happenings in house of William Morse at, 23^-32. Nicolls, Gov. Richard, aids Court of Assizes to draw code of laws, 43 n.; serves as juror, 44 n., 45. Niles's Weekly Register, 43. Noble, John, paper by, 375 n. Nonconformists Memorial, The, Palm- er's revision of, 150 n. Norris, Sarah, member of woman jury, 439. North American Review, 91 n. Notes on the Bibliography of WiUherafl in Massachusetts, by George H. Moore, 91 n., 148 n., 197 n., 207 n., 215 n. Notestein, TTiec^uTv^ in ^iH^Iond, 216 n., 363 n. Nottingham, Eail of, letter to, 202 n. N<^3res, Rev. Nicholas, minister at Salem, 141 n., 155, 155 n., 172, 172 n., 184, 206, 214 n., 359 n.; present at executicMis, 361 n.; credukms of witchcraft, 369, 397. Nurse, Francis, farmer, 153 n. Nurse, Rebecca, wife of Francis Nurse, 153, 153 n., 347 n., 367; accusations, 155, 156, 157, 344-345; trial and execution, 157-159, 357-360; rea- sons of Thomas Fiak for convic- tion, 358-359 ; excommunication, 859, 359 n.; testimonials of Christian be- havior, 360, 360 n. Oakes, Dr. Thomas, attends Goodwin children afflicted by witchcraft, 101, 101 n. Obinson, Mrs. William, imprisoned for witchcraft, 179, 179 n., 180. Obinson, William, 179 n. Observations on our Present Debates rs- specUng wikherafte, 187 n. (yCallaghan, Documentary History of New York, 43. Offor, George, 7. Old South Church, see Boston, Mass. Ome, Richard, member of grand jury, 85. Osbom, Sarah, 414, 414 n.; imprison- ment, 159 n.; chains for, 349 n. Osgood, C^t., imprisonment of wife, 180. Osgood, Mary, account of confenkm, 374-375, 375 n. Owen, Griffith, attended Council, 88. Oa^ofd JesU, The, 112. Oxfordshire, Natttral History of, by Robert Plot, 266, 266 n. Oyer and Terminer, Court of, 186 n., 199, 200 n., 201, 212, 229, 237, 241, 355, 387 n.; members, 356, 355 n.; close of, 373, 373 n. 460 INDEX », R. D., SHpt and SaOan qf Old Salem, 188 n., 371 n. F^idey, Sootlmndy witch omoi at, 900 n. Fahmetf Calendar of Virginia Stale Papere, 430. Pteltdts, Victor Hugo, Iftnutet of the BxeciUwe CauneU of New York, 43. Pfemton, Capt, Richud, 48, 48 n., 49, 50. Ftaker, Alice, convicted of witdicnft, 366,367. Faricer, Mary, convicted of witdicnf t, 366. Farm, Elisabeth, 153 n., 155, 160 n.; aflUction of, 160, 160 n., 344. Flams, Rev. Samud, 1^ 374; en- gaged in West Indian trade, at Bar- bados, 153 n.; minister at Salem Village, 153, 153 n., 160 n., 161, 341; grant of land to, 341; invitation to ministen to pray for afflicted, 342; credukniB of witchcraft, 397; fam- ily afflicted, 413, 414. Parsons, Hugh, 410 n. Fftrsoos, John, member of grand jui7,86. Pktfsons, Mary, 409 n., 410, 410 n. F^ the Apostle, 431. Fteche, Bernard, accuses Susanna Mar^ tin of witchcraft, 231, 232. Pearly, John, trouble with Elisabeth How, 240. Pebody, John, juryman at Salem trials, 388. Penn, William, charter for colony con- tains no reference to witchcraft, 82, 83; colony on the Delaware, 82, 83; attended Councils at Philaddphia, Pa., 85, 88. Pennsylvania, Governor Keith of, 83. Pemuy&ania, Memoire of the Hielorical iSocie<yo/, 83 n.; MinvUe of the Pro- frindal Council if, 84 n., 88 n. Perfect EHecovery of WUdice, A, by Thomas Ady, 222, 222 n. Perkins, John, 366 n. Perkins, Rev. William, 239 n.; rules for detection of witdies, 205; Die- couree of the Damned Art of Witeh' craft, 20^ n.; recommends torture in cases of witchcraft, 363 n. Perkins, Thomas, juryman at Salem trials, 388. Perley, Timothy, Elisabeth How af- flicts daughter of, 240. Perly, Thomag, Sr^ jdryman at Sike trials, 888. PhiWtriiihia, P^ OoancflBat, 8S,85a, 88. Phillips, John, of Dcmheatcr, 4niL PhiUyps, Thofims, vnrmher of pmi }uiy, 85. Phips, lady, mccaaed of witdnrf's 201 n., 377 n. Phips, Sir William, gpvemot of Maa- chusetts, 167, 209 n., 210n., 38Q, 280n., 839 n., 877, 377 n^ 379i, 382n., 384^ 384n., 891; appoat- ment as higjh shaiff of New & l^and, 193; head of espediftni against Nova Scotia and Qodbee, 10; Imii^thood of, 193; supports Inma Mathor against other New Ei«|M oommiaBonera, 193; fiftoesi tor goremorship, 193-194; langiapfciMl sketch, 193, 195; caoses of cfaai^as attitude, 195 n.; oomspoadaae, 196-202; stops prmting of disocNBaa^ 197;stops proce)ediii0s against witchei in New Enf^and, 197-196, 201, m n., 328 n.; aliowa that inimnfiit are wixmgly aecused, 197, 109; ap> points a oommisBkMi to try 8a»> pected witdies, 199; rdeases poaans ehatged with witdhenft, 200, 422; arrival with new charter, 348-849; orders irons put on those in prinn, 349. Pkipe, Life of, by Cotton Mather, 188 n., 388 n., 889. Pierson, Rev. Abraham, minittiiT at Branford, Connecticut, 139, 139 n. Piles, Robert, member of petty juiy, 86. Piscataqua, home of George Walton oo island in, 35 n.; boat of George Wal- ton on, 87, 68. Platonists, groiq) at Cambridge, 5; Henry More leader of, & P(0as o/ (As Crotm, 874 n. Plot, Robert, Naiwei Hutary of Ox- fordehire, 266, 266n.; secretary to Royal Society , 266 n. Pollock and Maitland, Hiekey rf En- glieh Law, 367 n. Poole, Matthew, 4; biograpliioal aicetdi, 8 n., 9 n.; design for leoording of illustrious ProeideneeMf 8; S^napeit CriHoomm, 8, 9 n. INDEX 461 Poole, W. F., 188 n^ 232 n., 242 n.; in New England Hist, and Oeneal. Regigter, Sin., 409 n.; CoiUm Mather and Salem Wiichcrafi, 91, 91 n.; "^tcheraft at Boston/' in Memo- rial History cf BoeUmy 91 n., 256, 256 n., 292 n., 295 n., 307 n., 389, 408 n., 410 n.; student of the witch- craft problem, 257, 258. Pop«, Mrs., 154, 154 n., 155, 345; af- fliction of, 344. Portsmouth, N. H., Rev. Joshua Moodey, minister at, 31 n., 65 n. Post, Mary, suspected of witchcraft, 382, 382 n. Potts, Thomas, Dieeooeris of WUches, 163 n.y 219 n. Powell, Cald), seaman, indicted for witchcraft, 31 n. Presoot, Doctor, 242. President White library, Cornell Uni- versity, 160 n. Pkessy, John, testifies against Susanna Blartin, 235. ProbaU Reoorde cf the Pronnee of New Hampshire, 35 n., 61 n. Prodamationforday of prayer, 385, 386. Procter, Elisabeth, trial of, 360. Procter, John, trial and execution, 177, 177 n., 360, 361^364; committed with wife for witchcraft, 34, 347; prayers denied for, 361-^2; letter requesting change of magistrates, 362-364. PromdeneeSf by Cotton Mather, see Memorable Providences; by Increase Mather, see Bssay for the Recording, etc. Providences, illustrious, design for re- cording, 8, 12-13, 18; at Ports- mouth, N. H., 34. Provincial Records, in New Hampshire Historical Society, CoUeetions, 61 n., 62 n., 76 n. Pudeater, Ann, conviction for witch- craft, 366, 366 n., 367. Puritanism, 3, 4, 5, 6. Puritans, Perkins's book on witchcraft authority of the, 304. Pusey, Caleb, attended Council, Phil- adelphia, Pa., 88. Putnam, Ann, 250, 250 n., 345, 347, 350 n.; affliction of, 154, 154 n., 155, 158, 344. Putnam, Jehu, 370 n. Putnam, Nathaniel, 347. Putnam, Thomas, 160, 250 n.; demons afflict wife of, 154 n., 155, 156-158, 159, 345; letter to Judge Samuel Sewall, 250; complaint of, 347. Quaestiones et Responsianes ad OrOuh doxos, by Justin Martyr, 302 n. Quakerism, Mary Wright punished for, 43 n.; Richard Smith punished for, 44 n. Quakerism, see Witchcraft and Quaker- ism, Quinby, John, witness in witchcraft case, 50. Rambo, Gunner, member of grand jury, 86. Randc^h, Edward, 56, 72, 72 n., 76 n. Records of New Amsterdam, 19 n. Records qf Salem Witchcraft, by W. E. Woodward, 31 n., 380 n. Records of the Court of Assistants, 31 n. Redd, or Reed, Wilmot, convicted of witchcraft, 366, 367, 367 n. Reformation, 4r "Reforming synod," Increase Mather author of the convening of, 3^. RemarkobU Praoidenees illustratise of the Earlier Days of American ColonV' sation, by Increase Mather, 6-7;' see also Essay for the Recording, etc Remy, Nicolas, Desmonolatreiaf 4StAf 424 n. Rhode Island, 351 n., 352. Rice, Sarah, accused of witchcraft, 354. Richards, Ann, accuses Robert Gruard of witchcraft, 88. Richards, Major John, 185 n.; accuses Robert Guard of witchcraft, 88; letter from Cotton Mather, 194 n.; member of Court of Oyer and Ter- miner, 185 n., 355; judge of Superior Court, 382, 383. Richason, John, justice of the peace, 438, 441, 442. Ring, Jervis, testifies against Susanna Martin, 235. Ring, Joseph, demons trouble, 235, 236. Rogers, Ann, husband and child vic- tims of witchcraft, 46, 47. Rogger, John, testifies against Martha Carrier, 243. 4fi2 INDEX Roman diiirch, 904 n. Rotterdam, 137. BasBbun/f The Town of, 296 n. Royal Society, Tbomas Brattle, mem- ber of, 167; Robert Plot, secretary to, 266 n. Rule, Margaret, 255, 258, 258 il, 287, 384 n.; accomit of the afflictkms of, 296, 306 n., 307 n., 308-341; berieged by flpectree, 311-313, 314r^l5; prasrers for ddiyerance, 316-317; questioDe aaked of, 325-i327; testi- mony relattre to case of, 337-338. Saddudem, A Blow ai Modem, by Jo- seph Glanvill, 5. Sadud^mue Triumphatue, by Joseph Glanvill, 6, 6 n., 405 n. Saiford, Joseph, deposition of, 238; Wife testifies against Elisabeth How, 238. Salem, Mass., 141 n., 152, 152 n., 171, 172, 179, 187; Emerson, John, school- master of, 37 n.; Maule, Thomas, merchant of, 69, 70 n.; witdies' testi- m<my, 81 n.; Winthrop, Wait, mem- ber of court at trials, 93, 93 n.; cases of witdicnft, 145-164, 174-176, 186 n., 196, 215-244, 341-^83, 386- 887; Essex Institute at, 151; SewaU, Samuel, judge in trials at, 160 n.; SewaU, StephBn, derk of the courts, 160, 160 n.; Gedn^, Bartholomew, a justice at trials, 170, 170 n., 185; justices, 170, 171, 173, 174 n^ 185; witchcraft the rode on which the- ocracy shattered, 197 n.; meeting- house, 229; Higginson, Rev. John, minister at, 245, 248 n., 398; Mather, Cotton, preaches at, 323n.-324n.; ministers excommunicate Rebecca Nurse, 359, 3592n.; methods to extort confession, 363, 363 n.; jurymen, 386, 386 n., 387, 388. Salem Village, 152, 152 n.-153 n., 180; Lawson, Rer. Deodat, pastor at, 147; cases of witchcraft, 147-148, 152-164, 341-367, 372; Ingersol, Nathaniel, deacon of church in, 152, 153, 153 n.; Parris, Rev. Samud, minister at, 153, 153 n.; Griggs, Doctor, physician to, 154, 154 n., 155; Hawthorne, John, magistrate at, 155, 155 n. Saiem WOt^enfl, by C. W. U|*i 91, 91 n., 140 n., 151, 151b., ISlI 207, 215 n., 237 n^ 205, 342;a., 3I7l| 359, 360 n., 366 n. Saiem WUduaraft at%d Catten MoBm, br C. W. Upluun, 01, 91 n., Wl 194 n., 222 n., 370 n. Salem Wikkarafl, lUoorde qf, bj W. E- liot Woodwiird, 31 n^ 151, 151&. 155, 222n., 220ii., 241b., SOi, 346 n., 340 n^ 356 n^ 357n.,380&. 363 n., 366 n^ 367 n., 371 n., 380i, 417 n., 410 n., 421 n. SakmWiUiu:nii,Itemamdtrtifkiit oofutd oj the, by Dr. Bdknap, STCl Salisbury, Maas., witAerA cmb, 185 n., 230, 231, 366, 366 b. Safanon FaUa, N. H^ 2S0n.; dvdfai of Antonio Hortndo near, 37. SahonstaU, Major N^ eondesoBs pn- oeedingB against witdkcnft, tt4; member of Court of Oyer aiidTb- DDiner, 185n., 35S, 355 B. Sargent, WHliam, msmn^^m^ of Ooart of Oyer andTenniner, 185n<^ 186b.,S&. Satan, form at appearmnee, 20; Uaij Hortado troubled by, 37, 38; appsn- tions of, 138-140. Saian*9 InmeAU WaHd Dimmmni, George Sindar, 6, 6 n. Saul, King of Israel, 431. Saunderling, James, mociMes MattsoQ of witchcraft, 86. Sayer, Samuel, jurymaii at trials, 388. Scot, Reginald, pKOteato a^uwt witch- craft, 41. Scotland, DomeeUe Annaie qf, 1^ Bcb- ert Chambers, 300 n. Scotland, witchcraft in, 300^ 300 b. Scott, Margaret, conTicted of witch- craft, 366^ 367. Scripture witchcrafts, 222 n. Scylla and Qiarybdia, 404 n. Seager, Goodwif e, 20 n. Searie, Thomas, senrioe as juror, 45. Seataloott, ses BrooUiaveii. Seleet Caam of Camteiemee iauekimg WUdm and WUckarafie^ hf Mm Ganle, 216 n., 219, 210 n^ 221. Seneca, 249, 240 n. Sergeant, Sarah, member of jury, 439. INDEX 403 K^ SergettDi, WiUiam, aee Swgent. ^1 Settiuket, aee Brookhayen. *U fiewaU, Judge Sunuel, 147, 185, 105 a., *i 241 n., 378, 997, 308; member of ^ Court of Oyer and Tenniiier, 160 n., I 18511., 186 n., 356; Diaryj 186 n., h 200 n., 260 n., 352 n., 355 n^ 361 n., ■ 366i&^ 385 n.; letter from Tbomi^ e: Putnam, 250; reads sermon for Jolm Alien, 355 n.; member of Superior Coiurt, 382,383; fearaenor in Salem trials, 386, 386n., 387; requests prayers of congregation, 387 n. Sewall, Stephen, derk of the oourt at Salem, 160, 160 n., 206. 6ewel, William, translator of The Doctrine of Devik proved io be the Oramd Apoetaey cf tkeee Later Timee, 82 n. Shattock, Thomas, aecuses Bridget Bishop of witofaenft, 225, 226; child bewitched, 380 n. Sheale, Jacob, 177 n. Sheldon, Susanna, testifieB agsinst Martha Carrier, 244. Sherwin, Goodwtfe, testifies agsinst Elisabeth How, 239. Sherwood, Grace, 437 n.; The Virginia Caee ef, 433-442; accused of witch- craft, 436; wife of James Sherwood, 436; accuses Luke Hill of assault, 438 n.; complained of by Luke Hill, 438, 439 n., 440, 441; seandied by juiy of women, 439 n., 440, 441 ; pros- ecuted by Maximilian Boush, 440; committed for witdicraft, 442, 442 n.; last will and testankent, 442 n. Sherwood, James, 436. Shippen, Edward, attended Council, Philadelphia, Pa., 88. Shxp9andSailoT9ofOld8alem,hfK.T>. Pkine, 188 n., 371 n. Short, Mercy, 255, 256, 257, 258, 258 n., 287 n., 316, 384 n.; captured by Lidians, 259; case of, 251^287; affliction from witchcraft, 259, 260, 260 n., 261, 307 n., 310; visited by Cotton Mather, 260, 260 n.; demons persecute, 261-268, 269, 270, 271, 272, 275, 278, 279, 280, 282; demons cease to trouble, 277, 278, 285, 286; apparition cf m good spirit to, 283, 284. Sibley, BiograpAiooZ ShMiee ef As Graduates cf Hmvcard UmoermJtn^ 3 n., 168 n., 183 n., 215 n., 377 n., 306 n. Sibly, Mary, 3tt n. Sims, Mr., present at Salem executaons, 361 n. Sinclar, George, Stdan'e ImnnbU World Dtsosterad, 6, 6n. Smith, Geoiige, Hietory ef Ddaware Countiff PennoyfcsrtiOy 84 n^ 87 n., 88 n. Smith, J., publisher, 206. Smith, J<^ Russell, LOrory pf OU AuOxn^ 7, 149 n., 207. Smith, PhiUp, deacon of the diureli at Hadley, 131-134; effect of witchcraft on, 132; Magrudia con tains atory of, 134 n. Smith, Rebecca, kmg fast of, 266. Smith, Richscd, pmAbnd for Quaker- ism, 44 n. Smith, William, justice cf tfae peace, 438, 441. Smith, William,£rutory^i\rsioroHb ,48. Socrates, 303. Sokmion, King of Israel, 431. Some Few ficniaribt, by Cotton Mather, 293 n., 294, 348 n. Sawm MieodUmy ObeereaHone^ 187 n. Southampton, adoption of law of Moses as codified by Rev. John Cotton, 42; death penalty for witchcraft, 42. Southampton, by Howell, 42 n., 44 n. Southampien, Twm of, The Firet JSsafc qf Records of the, 42n. Speedy Bepetdemoe Urged, by Cotton Mather, 93 n. Sprague, Martha, afflicted by witch- craft, 420, 420 n. Sprat, Msjor Henry, justice of the peace, 438. Stacy, William, testifies against Brid- get Bishop, 227, 228. Stephens, Lieutenant, 373. Sterens, 180, 180 n. Stickney, Matthew A., 291 n., 292 n. Stiles, John, grandson of William Morse, 31 n. Stone, Rer. Samud, teacher of the Church in Hartford, 19, 19 n.; in- formation concerning Mary Johnr son, 135 n., 136. Stone-throwing Devil, aee LithoboUa. 464 INDEX Stone throwing in hoiiae of George Walton, ea-68, 70, 71. 72, 73, 74. SUtriu cf SaUm Wiieharaft, 153 n. 8tory,^TlK»nas, attended Council, Phil- adelphia, Pa., 88. Stoughton, William, lieutflDant-gov- emor of Manachusetts, 183 n., 194, 194 n.,206, 210 n., 212 n., 353, 353 n., 378, 379 n.; chief justice in witch eases, 185 n., 194, 355, 382 n., 383; nominee of Mather^s, 194 n.; letter to Cotton Mather, 212, 213. 8tratf(»d, witchcraft in, 408, 408n. Stuyyesant, Peter, goremor of New Netherland, 18 n.; intercession for Judith Varlet, 42; prescribes appeal to Governor and Council in cases re- lating to witchcraft, 42. Suffolk justices, 185. Superior Court, creation of, 200 n.; pro- ceedings of 200, 200 n.-201. Swan, Timothy, suffers by witchcraft, 423, 423 n. Sweden, witchcraft in, 316. Swedirii colony on the Ddaware, 83. 8wedi9h SMemmU on the Ddaware, The, by Amandus Johnson, 83 n. Symoock, John, attended Council, 85, 86. Symonds, Capt. John, service as juror, 44, 44n. Sffnopeie CriUoorum^ by Matthew Poole, 8, 9 n. Talcott, Capt. John, treasurer of Con- necticut colony, 50, 50 n. Taylor, Chris., attended Council, 4, 85. Taylor, J. M., The WUchcnfi Ddution in Colonial ConnectiaU, 18 n., 48 n., 385, 411. TeUemata, 302 n. Thacher, Margaret, widow of Rev. Thomas Thacher, 177 n., 178. Thacher, Rev. Peter, minister^at Mil- ton, 109 n. Thacher, Rev. Thomas, first minister of Old South Church, Boston, 177 n. Thomas, Isaiah, president American Antiquarian Society, 256 n. Thompson, minister at Braintiee, 409, 409 n. Thornton, Thomas, testimony rela- tive to case of Margaret Rule, 337- 338. Thorfowgood, lieat. fOoL] kkm,p\ tioe of the peace, 43S. ThundefBtoniis, effect at Mass., 14-15; woilc of Satis, Cl{ see alio Lightoins. Tiler, Hannah, aooount of 374-^5. TUer, Mary, aooount of 374-375. Tituba, a elave, 151 n., 153b., »&. imprisonmeiit, 159 it., 3IS» 90t confesses witchcnft, 413, 414, 411 suffers from witdbcraft, 415. Tocutt, Coon., confeasioii of a bogr a. 137-140, 141. Toothaker, AlHii, aocuaea MaitbCs- rier of witchcraft, 242, 243. Topsfieki Historical Soe^sty, HiHtmd CeOeHionM of, 151 n., 237 n., 357 v 360 n., 366 n. Towne, Mrs. , and MIn Clark, Tef4^ in the Witchcntfl Deiusion, 237 b. Townsend, Roger, appears in behalf of Katharine Harrison, 50. Tradatue de MoHn9, by Jan BapCsu van Hehnont, 319 n. Treatiee cf JuaHfioaJtian^ by SsbdcI Willard, 113. Trtot qf TFOcAet, by Sir Blatthew Hiif , 416, 416 n. Trithemius, a German sdiolar, 391, 391 n. True Aooount of the TVyob, 207. True and Exact Rdatiom, 425 n. Tndk and Innooeney Dtfendedy 377d. Tuttle, Julius H., The lAbrariee ef tin MaUiere, 256 n. Tyler, Goodwif e, aocused of witchcraft, 376 n. Upham, C. W., 210 n.; Salem WHdh craft, 01, 01 n^ 140 n^ 151, 151 n., 153 n., 207, 215 n., 237 n^ 342il, 347n., 35en^ 360, d66n.; SaUm Witdiarqft and Cotton MoAer, 91. 91 n., 188 n., 194 n., 222 n^ 379 n. Upland Court, Beeord <|f , 83 a. Usher, Hesddah, a meRhant, 178, 178 n., 187 n. Una, 429. Vanculin, John, affidaTit of, 86. Van Rensselaer, Blrs. Scfa^]ier, 41. INDEX 465 Varlet, Judith, imprisoned for witch- craft, 18 n., 20 n.; marriea Nicholas Bayard, 19 n.; interoession of Gov- ernor Stuyyesant for, 42. Varlet, Capt. Nicholas, 18 n. Vaughn's Journal, in New Hamp- shire Historical Society, CdUecUona, 76 n. Virginia, Mary Watkins sold to, 384. Virginia C<ue qf Gract Shenoood, The, 433-142. Virginia Historical and Philosophical Society, CoUecUoiu, 436. Virginiaf Hitiorieal CoUecUons of, by Henry Howe, 436. Virginia, InsiUutional History of, in the Seventeenth Century, by Philip Alex- ander Bruce, 435, 435 n. Virffinia State Papere, Calendar of, Pahner, 439. VitsUpultoli, idol of Mexican Indians, 245. Wade, Robert, member of petty Jury, 86. WagBtaffe, John, The Dodrine of Deo- ib, 6. Waloot, Jonathan, commander of mili- tia, 153, 153 n. Walcot, Mary, 153, 153 n., 154, 155, 158. Walford, Jane, trial for witchcraft, 61 n. Walford, Jeremiah, 76 n.; widow, mar- ries John Amaseen, 62 n. Walford, Thomas, a blacksmith, 61 n.; settles in New Hampshire, 61 n. Walker, Hietary of fke Fvni Church in Hartford, 19 n. Wallingford, Conn., 385, 385 n. WaUinoford and Meriden, History of, Davis, 385 n. Walton, Abisbag, 35 n. Walton, Alice, noted for piety, 35 n.; wife of George Walton, 35 n. Walton, George, strange disturbances in house, 34-36, 62-68, 71, 73; resi- dence on island in Piscataqua, 35 n.; prosperous Quaker, 35 n., 55, 57, 61; demon troubles, 36, 37; information concerning, by Mather, 37; accuses TTAfiTM^h Jones, 60 n., 61 n.; house described, 61 n.; stone throwing in house, 624(8, 70-74; boat on Pis- cataqua, 67, 68; witnesses to stone throwing in house, 69, 69 n., 70; stone throwing in fieki, 69, 72, 73, 74 n., 75; arrested for wood cutting, 76 n. Wandall, ThomaSi service as jurcv, 44 n., 45. Waples, Ezable, member of woman jury, 439. Wardwell, Samud, convicted of witch- craft, 366, 367; indictment extant, 380 n. Wardwell, Sarah, executed for witdi- craf t, 382, 382 n. "Water test" for witches, condemned, by Increase Mather, 21 n. Waters, Anthony, service as juror, 44, 44 n. Waters, Edward, complaint against a woman suspected for a witch, 48, 50. Watertown, Conn., Rev. John Bafleyi minister at, 124 n. Watkins, Margaret, member of wo- man's jury, 439. Watkins, Mary, confesses witchcraft, 383, 384; sokl to Virginia, 384. Webb, Henry, a merchant, 177 n. Webster, John, 6. Weekly Begieter, Niks's, 43. Wells, Me., Burroughs, Rev. George, minister at, 215 n.; witchcraft case, 215 n. Wendell, Barrett, CotUm Mather: the Puritan Prieet, 91, 91 n. Wenham, Biass., witchcraft cases, 237- 240,369,369 0. West Chester, N. Y., case of Katha- rine Harrison, 48-52.. Weateheeter, County of. History of the, by Robert Bolton, 42 n. West-Indian slaves, 342 n. Wethersfieki, Conn., woman sentenced to be whipped at, 135 n. Wetherafidd, History of Ancient, by Adams and Stiles, 48 n. Weyer, Johann, writes on cruelties of witchcraft, 41; opposes witch perse- cution, 424 n.; De Preatigiie Denuh niiifi, 424,424n. Whdford, 249. White, John, a planter, 436. Whitehead, Benjamin, member of grand jury, 85. 