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Very many, actually. Between 150 and 200 people were put in jail on charges of witchcraft. Nineteen were excuted, one was pressed to death and four were confirmed to have died in prison for a total of twenty-four out of 150ish who did not survive. Thus, around 126- 176 people formally accused survived.

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Yes. Accused witches did get out of Essex county. For example, John Alden jr. went to Duxbury, Massachusetts, and Mary Bradbury went to Connecticutt.

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