Reverend Francis Dane Home, Site of - Salem Witch Museum
According to Emerson Baker in A Storm of Witchcraft: The Salem Trials and the American Experience, twenty-eight members of Dane’s immediate and extended family were accused. Reverend Dane had also defended Andover’s John Godfrey against charges of …
Francis Dane - Wikipedia
On October 18, 1692, Dane, Thomas Barnard, and twenty-three others wrote a letter to the governor and to the General Court publicly condemning the witch trials. Dane and his family were in danger as half a dozen family members stood accused, including Francis Dane himself.
Reverend Francis Dane of Andover, Massachusetts
When the Salem witch trials began in 1692, Dane was 76 years old and had lived in Andover for 44 years. What earlier had been tension between the two pastors would become an all-out conflict when the Reverend Thomas Barnard invited two of the Salem Village accusers to attend prayer meetings in the church that included “ touch tests ” to ...
Hero of Andover’s Witch Trials - 24 and More
2019年9月25日 · When the Salem witch trials began in 1692, Dane was 76 years-old and had lived in Andover for 44 years. What earlier had been tension between the two pastors would become an all-out conflict when the Reverend Thomas Barnard invited two of the Salem Village accusers to attend prayer meetings in the church that included “ touch tests ,” to ...
Salem Witchcraft Trials Research Guide - Congregational Library …
Elizabeth Johnson was the daughter of Rev. Francis Dane, the minister in Andover. Elizabeth Johnson was tried by the new court in January 1693, found not guilty by a grand jury, and released. Document: Examination and Transcription
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2019年10月15日 · When the Salem witch trials began in 1692, Dane was 76 years-old and had lived in Andover for 44 years. What earlier had been tension between the two pastors would become an all-out conflict when the Reverend Thomas Barnard invited two of the Salem Village accusers to attend prayer meetings in the church that included “ touch tests ,” to ...
Reverend Francis Dane (1615–1696) - FamilySearch.org
THE REVEREND FRANCIS DANE AND FAMILY. Written By Sara Jobe Salem Witch Trials in History and Literature An Undergraduate Course, University of Virginia Rev. Francis Dane was born around 1615 in England and died on February 16, 1697 at t …
Danes in the Salem Witch Trials - Blogger
2012年8月12日 · I did know that one of my direct ancestors, John Dane, was one of the jurors in the Salem Witch trials, and I had a general sense that we had relatives who were accused as well but didn't know any of the specifics.
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4 天之前 · - Rev. Francis Dane of Andover "Goodwife Bridges said that she had confessed against herself things which were all utterly false; and that she was brought to her confession by being told that she certainly was a witch, and so made to believe it, -- though she had no other grounds so to believe."
Rev Francis Dane (1615-1696) - Find a Grave Memorial
On October 18, 1692, Francis Dane, Thomas Barnard, and twenty-three others wrote a letter to the governor and to the General Court publicly condemning the witch trials. Dane and his family were in danger as half a dozen family members stood accused, including Francis Dane himself.