House of John Procter: Witchcraft Martyr, 1692
May 25th, 2010 by Admin

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Society at the NeedhAm house, West Peabody, September 2nd., '9°3. 'J It is now nearly forty years since I assisted my father, the late Charles W. Upham, in the preparation of his work on Salem Village and the Witchcraft tragedy of 1692, by collecting what information could be obtained from the records as to the people and their hOTtles in that locality. In doing this I was enabled to construct a map showing the bounds of the grants and farms at that time. On that m... More >>

House of John Procter: Witchcraft Martyr, 1692

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