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Katie Guth

Salem Witch Trials

This is going to be a timeline about the Salem Witch Trials from the sources American History online and World Book

My Timeline

1691-1692

Sixteen people were hanged by being accused of witchcraft before 1692

It all started in the small farming village called Salem Village

1692

"The Trials were held in 1692 in  Salem, in the Massachusetts Bay Colony."

Early 1692

Young girls started acting bewitched. They started to accuse people, and screamed that they were being tortured.

People were accused of being witches during the trials in Salem, in 1692

1692

Nineteen men and woman were accused and hung. One man was crushed by stones.

1692

Around 150 more people were sent to jail because of them being wiches and wizards.

1693

Pastor Samuel Parris's wife died at age 60.

1693

The people that were accused and still in jail were freed.

1711

The legislators gave money to the victims and the accused families.