Complaint of Nathaniel Ingersoll and Thomas Rayment v. Benjamin Proctor, Mary Derich, and Sarah Pease

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Complaint of Nathaniel Ingersoll and Thomas Rayment v. Benjamin Proctor, Mary Derich, and Sarah Pease

Hand #1 John Hathorne; hand #2 unidentified Digitized by Peabody Essex Museum.

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Title: Complaint of Nathaniel Ingersoll and Thomas Rayment v. Benjamin Proctor, Mary Derich, and Sarah Pease

Creator: Massachusetts. Court of Oyer and Terminer (Essex County)

Description: Hand #1 John Hathorne; hand #2 unidentified Digitized by Peabody Essex Museum.

Digital Origin: Digitized by Peabody Essex Museum.

Date: 1692/05/23

Type of Resource: Text

Format: Documents

Subject: Derich, Mary

Subject: Hathorne, John, active 1688

Subject: Ingersoll, Nathaniel

Subject: Pease, Sarah

Subject: Proctor, Benjamin

Subject: Rayment, Thomas

Subject: Witchcraft--Massachusetts--Salem--History--17th century

Coverage: Essex County (Mass.)

Collection Information: Part of Collection: Record Group OAT.NO (Court of Oyer and Terminer), Series 003 (Court of Oyer and Terminer Salem Witch Trials Papers)

Language: en

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