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Willam Phips  was born on February 2, 1651 near Kennebec, Maine, the youngest of 26 Children. Phips never attended school he learned the ship-carpentry trade at an early age. Then he set off on foot for Boston after arriving Boston, Phips met ship Captain  Roger Spencer. For Phips knowing Spencer got him a job as a captain of carried goods between New England and the West Indies. In 1687, Phips recovered the treasure from sixteen Spanish ships that were lost at sea near the Bahamas in the  early 1600's. He kept sixteen percent of his discovery, the majority of the treasure went to the investors and the king received the remaining ten percent. The king knighted Phips and appointed him the first Governor of Massachuetts.  Phips own wife, Lady Mary Phips, was named as a witch. In May of 1693, Phips pardoned the remaining suspected witches still in prison. Phips died on February 18, 1695.

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Willam Phips  was born on February 2, 1651 near Kennebec, Maine, the youngest of 26 Children. Phips never attended school he learned the ship-carpentry trade at an early age. Then he set off on foot for Boston after arriving Boston, Phips met ship Captain  Roger Spencer. For Phips knowing Spencer got him a job as a captain of carried goods between New England and the West Indies. In 1687, Phips recovered the treasure from sixteen Spanish ships that were lost at sea near the Bahamas in the  early 1600's. He kept sixteen percent of his discovery, the majority of the treasure went to the investors and the king received the remaining ten percent. The king knighted Phips and appointed him the first Governor of Massachuetts.  Phips own wife, Lady Mary Phips, was named as a witch. In May of 1693, Phips pardoned the remaining suspected witches still in prison. Phips died on February 18, 1695.

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Tituba was an Indian women from an Arawak Village in South Africa she was captured as a child. Tituba was taken to Barbados as a captive and sold into slavery. She was between the age of 12 and 17 when she was put into the Parris household. When Parris moved to Boston in 1680, Tituba and another Indian slave  named John accompanied him. In 1689, Tituba and John got married when Parris moved to Salem. Tituba had a daughter named Violet, who had to stay in Parris household until his death. Tituba was the first witch to confess in Salem, and she likely did it to avoid further punishment. Tituba spent 13 months in prison until someone bought her with 7 pounds. Tituba's husband John was probably bought by the same owner because Puritans never split up married couples even the slaves. No, one nows what happended to Tituba.  When her knew owner bought her.

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Tituba was an Indian women from an Arawak Village in South Africa she was captured as a child. Tituba was taken to Barbados as a captive and sold into slavery. She was between the age of 12 and 17 when she was put into the Parris household. When Parris moved to Boston in 1680, Tituba and another Indian slave  named John accompanied him. In 1689, Tituba and John got married when Parris moved to Salem. Tituba had a daughter named Violet, who had to stay in Parris household until his death. Tituba was the first witch to confess in Salem, and she likely did it to avoid further punishment. Tituba spent 13 months in prison until someone bought her with 7 pounds. Tituba's husband John was probably bought by the same owner because Puritans never split up married couples even the slaves. No, one nows what happended to Tituba.  When her knew owner bought her.

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In Jauray 1692, the daughter and  niece of Reverend Samuel Parris of Salem Village became ill. When they failed to get better, the village doctor Willams Giggs was called in. Willam gave the girls medicine by hanging or crushed to death. To understand Witch craft you need to find when it all started. In Massachusetts Bay Colony a strong belief in the devil and a recent small pox epidemic and the threat of attack by warning the tribes created a fertile ground for fear and suspicion. Then the prions were filled with more than 150 men and women from towns surrounding Salem. Then they waited for a crime to be ameted by death in17th-century New England, the practice of witchcraft. The court of Oyer and Tremicer was disbanded in October 1962.

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In Jauray 1692, the daughter and  niece of Reverend Samuel Parris of Salem Village became ill. When they failed to get better, the village doctor Willams Giggs was called in. Willam gave the girls medicine by hanging or crushed to death. To understand Witch craft you need to find when it all started. In Massachusetts Bay Colony a strong belief in the devil and a recent small pox epidemic and the threat of attack by warning the tribes created a fertile ground for fear and suspicion. Then the prions were filled with more than 150 men and women from towns surrounding Salem. Then they waited for a crime to be ameted by death in17th-century New England, the practice of witchcraft. The court of Oyer and Tremicer was disbanded in October 1962.

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Salem's most visited Musem: The Salem Witch Trials of 1692

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Salem's most visited Musem: The Salem Witch Trials of 1692