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Indictment No. 1 of Martha Corey for afflicting Elizabeth Hubbard

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Indictment No. 1 of Martha Corey for afflicting Elizabeth Hubbard

vol. 1, no. 37

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Indictment No. 1 of Martha Corey for afflicting Elizabeth Hubbard

Witnesses listed: Mercy Lewis, Ann Putnam, Edward Putnam, and Ezekiel Cheever. ; Hand #1 Stephen Sewall; hand #2, 3, 4 unidentified Digitized by Peabody Essex Museum.

1692/08/04