Six Women of Salem (64 page)

Bailey family: Bailey,
Bailey Genealogy,
157
,
160
–
161
.

Bailey’s house: Perley, “Center of Salem Village,”
231
–
232
.

Salem Village Meeting House: Ibid.,
227
–
228
.

Putnam genealogy: Perley,
History of Salem
,
2
:
109
–
111
.

Putnam houses: Perley, “Hathorne,” map opp.
332
,
336
,
341
–
342
.

Reverend Bailey controversies: Boyer and Nissenbaum,
Salem-Village Witchcraft
,
242
–
248
.

Mary Bradbury and blue boar: Doc,
599
.

Salem Village’s status: Boyer and Nissenbaum,
Salem-Village Witchcraft
,
249
–
253
.

Land deeded to Reverend Bailey: Ibid.,
256
.

George Burroughs: Salem Village, “A Book of Record,” November
25
,
1680
; Doc,
126
; Roach,
Salem Witch Trials
, xxix–xxx; N. Thompson, “Hannah Fisher.”

New Salem Village parsonage: Trask,
“The Devil Amongst Us.”

Topsfield dispute: Boyer and Nissenbaum,
Salem-Village Witchcraft
,
236
–
237
.

George Carr illness and probate: EQC,
8
:
348
–
356
; EQC-VT,
38
–
19
–
1
–
38
–
39
–
4
,
39
–
6
-
2
–
39
–
13
–
1
,
39
–
17
–
43
,
39
–
84
–
2
; Jackson,
Physicians
,
38
.

Ellenwood annulment: EQC,
8
:
386
.

Thomas Putnam Sr. will: Boyer and Nissenbaum,
Salem-Village Witchcraft
,
206
–
207
.

Reverend Burroughs’s debt and arrest: EQC,
9
:
30
–
32
,
47
–
49
.

Deodat Lawson invited: Roach,
Salem Witch Trials
, xxxi.

Thomas Putnam Sr. deeds land to son Thomas: Boyer and Nissenbaum,
Salem-Village Witchcraft
,
205
–
206
.

Thomas Putnam Sr.’s codicil and will: Ibid.,
211
–
213
,
206
–
207
.

Reverend Lawson matter mediated: Salem Village, “A Book of Record,”
14
:
68
–
72
, February
18
,
1686
/
7
; Roach,
Salem Witch Trials
, xxxii–xxxiv.

Thomas Putnam transcribes records: Salem Village, “A Book of Record,”
14
:
74
, April
7
,
1687
.

Samuel Parris arrives: Roach,
Salem Witch Trials
, xxxiv–xxxvii; Salem Village, “A Book of Record,”
14
:
76
–
78
, October
10
,
1689
, ibid.,
67
–
72
, February
16
and
18
,
1686
/
87
.

Goody Glover witch case: C. Mather,
Memorable
,
103
–
105
.

Revolt against Andros: Roach,
Salem Witch Trials
, xxxvi.

Parris ordained and Salem Village Church forms: Boyer and Nissenbaum,
Salem-Village Witchcraft
,
208
–
209
.

Ann Putnam joins Salem Village Church: Ibid.,
274
.

Elizabeth Carr probate: EQC-VT,
51
–
4
-
1
; Chamberlain,
Notorious
,
141
.

Tituba

Tituba: Breslaw,
Tituba
,
3
–
62
,
207
n
13
,
14
; Equiano,
Interesting Narrative,
58
–
61
; Ramsay,
Essay
,
93
; Beckford,
Remarks,
47
,
15
,
63
,
41
–
44
,
13
; C. Mather,
Angel
,
228
; Hoffer,
Devil’s Disciples,
205
–
210
; C. Mather,
Diary
,
1
:
22
.

Parris: Breslaw,
Tituba
,
22
; Roach, “That Child Betty Parris,”
2
–
4
; Gragg,
Quest, 
13
–
16
.

Parris’s slaves: Parris, “Records,”
20
; Hale,
Modest Enquiry,
23
; Breslaw,
Tituba
,
24
–
25
; (Goodwin case) C. Mather,
Memorable,
99
–
131
.

Barbados witch: Handler, “Archaeological Evidence’”
176
–
180
.

Salem Village controversies: Salem Village, “A Book of Record”; also see selections of Village and church records in Boyer and Nissenbaum,
Salem-Village Witchcraft.

Fear of slave revolt: EQC–VT,
49
–
57
–
8
;
49
–
58
–
1
,
49
–
56
–
1
,
2
,
49
–
57
–
2
,
49
–
58
–
1
.

Slaves and servants: R. Thompson,
Sex in Middlesex
,
159
; L. Greene,
The Negro, 
73
–
90
,
16
–
17
.

Mary Warren

Warren: Perley, “Rial Side,”
55
; Perley,
The History of Salem,
1
:
303
,
2
:
301
.

Parker vs. Warren: Perley, “Salem, No.
21
,”
166
(Perley says Alice Parker’s maiden name was Hollingworth but gives no source); Docs,
144
,
585
,
662
.

Procter family: L. Procter,
John Procter
,
6
–
14
; GM,
1
:
190
–
195
,
501
–
504
.

Procter farm: Perley, “Groton,”
258
–
261
, map
257
.

Procter tavern: EQC,
3
:
377
,
7
:
135
–
136
,
4
:
268
,
374
.

Higginson and Noyes: Phillips,
Elegy
,
2
; Dunton,
Letters,
177
,
255
; N. Noyes, “Elegy,”
6
.

Procter family life: Docs,
956
,
80
; Perley,
The History of Salem
,
3
:
1
.

Procter deeds: Essex Deeds,
8
:
338
–
341
(deed #
123
); Perley, “Groton,”
267
, map opp.
257
(Perley misplaces the house location).

PART TWO

Chapter 1: January 1692

Salem Village Sermon: Doc,
6
; Parris,
Sermon Notebook
,
179
–
180
,
183
–
185
(parts of the morning and afternoon sermons quoted here; spelling and so forth standardized here as in the other fictionalized sections).

Higginson and Noyes: Phillips,
Elegy
,
2
; Dunton,
Letters
,
177
,
255
; N. Noyes, “Elegy,”
6
.

Salem Village and Salem town: Tully,
Almanac,
“January Hath
31
Dayes,”
v; H. B.,
Boston Almanac,
“January Hath
31
Dayes,”
3
; Sewall,
Diary,
1
:
286
, January
12
,
1692
; Salem Village, “A Book of Record,”
14
:
85
–
86
, January
8
,
1692
; Salem,
Vital Records
,
3
:
256
.

Alice Parker: Doc,
573
.

Afflictions and theories thereon: Doc,
6
; Caporal, “Ergotism”; Hutchinson,
History,
1
:
47
; C. Upham,
Salem Witchcraft,
318
; Rosenthal,
Salem Story
,
10
–
31
.

Folk Magic: Thomas,
Religion,
212
–
251
; Hale,
Modest Enquiry,
132
–
136
; Hansen,
Witchcraft
,
30
–
31
,
149
–
150
; Norton,
Devil’s Snare,
23
–
24
,
336
n
32
,
31
; Docs,
562
(Rebecca Johnson),
631
,
632
(Wardwell),
556
–
557
, (Dorcas Hoar),
166
(Roger Toothaker); Kittredge,
Witchcraft,
196
,
198
–
199
.