The Accused

Executed

• Bridget Bishop - Died June 10, 1692 (aged 60), execution by hanging.

• Sarah Good - Died July 19, 1692 (aged 39), execution by hanging.

• Rebecca Nurse - Died July 19, 1692 (aged 71), execution by hanging.

• Elizabeth Howe - Died July 19, 1692 (aged 57), execution by hanging.

• Susannah Martin - Died July 19, 1692 (aged 71), execution by hanging.

• Sarah Wildes - Died July 19, 1692 (aged 65), execution by hanging.

• Rev. George Burroughs - Died August 19, 1692 (aged 42), execution by hanging.

• George Jacobs Sr. - Died August 19, 1692 (aged 83), execution by hanging.

• Martha Carrier - Died August 19, 1692 (aged 49), execution by hanging.

• John Proctor - Died August 19, 1692 (aged 59), execution by hanging.

• John Willard - Died August 19, 1692 (aged 35), execution by hanging.

• Martha Corey - Died September 22, 1692 (aged 72), execution by hanging.

• Mary Eastey - Died September 22, 1692 (aged 58), execution by hanging.

• Mary Parker - Died September 22, 1692 (aged 55), execution by hanging.

• Alice Parker - Died September 22, 1692, execution by hanging.

• Ann Pudeator - Died September 22, 1692 (aged 70), execution by hanging.

• Wilmot Redd - Died September 22, 1692, execution by hanging.

• Margaret Scott - Died September 22, 1692 (aged 77), execution by hanging.

• Samuel Wardwell Sr. - Died September 22, 1692 (aged 49), execution by hanging.

Died from peine forte et dure

• Giles Corey - Died September 19, 1692 (aged 81), pressed to death after he refused to enter a plea.

Died in prison

• Ann Foster – died December 3, 1692

• Sarah Osborne – died May 10, 1692, aged 49

• Lydia Dustin – died March 10, 1693

• Roger Toothaker – died in Boston Jail on June 16, 1692

• Mercy Good, infant – died before July 19, 1692

• Rebecca Addington Chamberlain- died September 26, 1692

• John Durrant - died in Cambridge Prison on October 27, 1692

• Infant Scargen - died prior to mother’s release

Sentenced but not executed

Elizabeth Proctor

Fled to avoid imprisonment

• Daniel Andrew was accused of witchcraft but fled before he could be brought in.

• Philip and Mary English – Fled to New York. Returned to Salem after the conclusion of the trials.

Released on bond

• Dorothy Good

• Sarah Morey

Found not guilty

• John Alden Jr.

• Ephraim Stevens

• Mary Bradbury

• William Barker, Sr.

• Sarah Dustin

Pardoned

• Abigail Faulkner Sr.

• Dorcas Hoar – "confessed"

• Edward and Martha (Bowne) Farrington

• Sarah Pease

Pleaded guilty and pardoned

• Tituba – slave from Barbados working for Rev Samuel Parris

Released from prison after the Governor ended the witch trials

• Mary Black

• Esther Elwell

• Margaret Prince

• Mehitable Braebrook Downing

Indicted by grand jury

• Elizabeth Hutchinson Hart

Not indicted

• Israel Porter

• Sarah Cloyce

• Thomas Farrer Sr.

• Tituba

Named, but no arrest warrant issued

• Sarah Hale

• James Howe

• Lady Mary Phips

• Margaret Sheaf Thacher