Approximately 50. When they confessed they were not given the death penalty because their souls were said to be in God's hands. The first to confess was Tituba, Reverend Parris' slave.
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They held courts where neighbours confessed and accused their neighbours and family members of taking part in witchcraft.
No. None of the victims of Salem were witches, so none would float. And the floating test was not used in Salem.
Most witches where hanged others imprisoned for life
They were put in prison. Tituba confessed to being a witch and survived the witch trials many who confessed lived. If you confessed, you remained in prison, but would be pardoned if you agreed to offer testimony about other accused witches.
Salem is from a Hebrew word meaning peace.
They held courts where neighbours confessed and accused their neighbours and family members of taking part in witchcraft.
There were no real witches in salem.
They gave a false confession. The court promised anyone who confessed a stay of execution in return for testimony against other accused witches.
Salem, Massachusetts.
No. None of the victims of Salem were witches, so none would float. And the floating test was not used in Salem.
Nineteen.
Between 150 and 200.
none....they were all hanged.
Around fifty including: Abigail Hobbs Margaret Jacobs Sarah Churchwell Tituba Mary Lacey sr Mary Lacey jr Mary Warren Deliverance Hobbs Ann Foster
Most witches where hanged others imprisoned for life
In Salem, none of the witches were burnt. Most of them were hung and two were crushed under stones. That is not true. over 150 people in Salem were convicted of witchcraft and almost all of them died. Many of them were burned, drowne or even stoned by the villagers.
They were put in prison. Tituba confessed to being a witch and survived the witch trials many who confessed lived. If you confessed, you remained in prison, but would be pardoned if you agreed to offer testimony about other accused witches.