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Declaration of Arthur Abbott concerning testimony about Elizabeth Proctor

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Hand #1 and #2 unidentified; hand #3 Stephen Sewall Digitized by Peabody Essex Museum.

1692/11/09

William Francis Galvin, Secretary of the Commonwealth

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