Case file · Witch trials

Sarah Good, among the first accused

Sarah Good, a poor and homeless woman of Salem Village, was one of the first three women accused in February 1692. She was hanged on 19 July 1692.

1692 CE · 42.57, -70.94 · status: official

The account

On the gallows she is said to have told the Reverend Nicholas Noyes that if he took her life, God would give him blood to drink. Her small daughter Dorothy was jailed with her.

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Sources

  1. Wikipedia: Sarah Good
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