Bishop, Edward Jr. - Revision history

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	==See Also==		==See Also==
	[http://~~evergreen~~.noblenet.org/~~eg/opac/record~~/1631578~~?locg=63~~ Currents of Malice] P.W. McMillen, p.272, 371		[http://Salem.noblenet.org/Record/1631578 Currents of Malice] P.W. McMillen, p.272, 371

	[http://~~evergreen~~.noblenet.org/~~eg/opac/record~~/2138825~~?locg=63~~ In the Devil's Snare; the Salem Witchcraft Crisis of 1692] Mary Beth Norton, p. 275.		[http://Salem.noblenet.org/Record/2138825 In the Devil's Snare; the Salem Witchcraft Crisis of 1692] Mary Beth Norton, p. 275.

	[http://~~evergreen~~.noblenet.org/~~eg/opac/record~~/2139839~~?locg=63~~ The Salem Witch Trials; a Day-by-Day Chronicle of a Community under Siege] by M.K. Roach, p. 569		[http://Salem.noblenet.org/Record/2139839 The Salem Witch Trials; a Day-by-Day Chronicle of a Community under Siege] by M.K. Roach, p. 569

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	*Edward Bishop Jr. was the step-son of Bridget Bishop (the first person hung in the Salem Witchcraft Trials.) Edward Jr. was accused of witchcraft as was his wife, Sarah.		*Edward Bishop Jr. was the step-son of Bridget Bishop (the first person hung in the Salem Witchcraft Trials.) Edward Jr. was accused of witchcraft as was his wife, Sarah.
	*Edward and Sarah had lived in Topsfield, but moved to Salem in 1690. They were accused and sent to jail in Boston. The couple broke prison in the late summer of 1692 and moved to Rehoboth (then R.I.) They were tavern keepers.		*Edward and Sarah had lived in Topsfield, but moved to Salem in 1690. They were accused and sent to jail in Boston. The couple broke prison in the late summer of 1692 and moved to Rehoboth (then R.I.) They were tavern keepers.
	*According to Norton "Some time between Sept. 12 and Friday Sept. 16, several more accused witches escaped from custody in Boston. Edward (Jr.) and Sarah Bishop and John Alden		*According to Norton "Some time between Sept. 12 and Friday Sept. 16, several more accused witches escaped from custody in Boston. Edward (Jr.) and Sarah Bishop and John Alden broke out of jail, and Hezekiah Usher fled from house arrest to Rhode Island."
	broke out of jail, and Hezekiah Usher fled from house arrest to Rhode Island."
	*In May of 1709 Philip English and George Jacobs Jr. presented two petitions to the government asking for the restoration of the suspects' reputations and reimbursement of
	~~their estates. "Edward and Sarah Bishop, now of Rehoboth, listed their prison fees and confiscated livestock" according to Roach.~~


			*In May of 1709 Philip English and George Jacobs Jr. presented two petitions to the government asking for the restoration of the suspects' reputations and reimbursement of their estates. "Edward and Sarah Bishop, now of Rehoboth, listed their prison fees and confiscated livestock" according to Roach.
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	*Edward Bishop Jr. was the step-son of Bridget Bishop (the first person hung in the Salem Witchcraft Trials.) Edward Jr. was ~~also~~ accused of witchcraft as was his wife, Sarah.		*Edward Bishop Jr. was the step-son of Bridget Bishop (the first person hung in the Salem Witchcraft Trials.) Edward Jr. was accused of witchcraft as was his wife, Sarah.
	*Edward and Sarah had lived in Topsfield, but moved to Salem in 1690. They were accused and sent to jail in Boston. ~~This~~ couple broke prison in the late summer		*Edward and Sarah had lived in Topsfield, but moved to Salem in 1690. They were accused and sent to jail in Boston. The couple broke prison in the late summer of 1692 and moved to Rehoboth (then R.I.) They were tavern keepers.
	of 1692 and moved to Rehoboth (then R.I.) They were tavern keepers.
	*According to Norton "Some time between Sept. 12 and Friday Sept. 16, several more accused witches escaped from custody in Boston. Edward (Jr.) and Sarah Bishop and John Alden		*According to Norton "Some time between Sept. 12 and Friday Sept. 16, several more accused witches escaped from custody in Boston. Edward (Jr.) and Sarah Bishop and John Alden
	broke out of jail, and Hezekiah Usher fled from house arrest to Rhode Island."		broke out of jail, and Hezekiah Usher fled from house arrest to Rhode Island."

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	*Edward Bishop Jr. was the step-son of Bridget Bishop (the first person hung in the Salem Witchcraft Trials.) Edward Jr. was also accused of witchcraft as was his wife, Sarah.		*Edward Bishop Jr. was the step-son of Bridget Bishop (the first person hung in the Salem Witchcraft Trials.) Edward Jr. was also accused of witchcraft as was his wife, Sarah.
	*Edward and Sarah had lived in Topsfield, but moved to Salem in 1690. They were accused and sent to jail in Boston. This couple broke prison in the late summer		*Edward and Sarah had lived in Topsfield, but moved to Salem in 1690. They were accused and sent to jail in Boston. This couple broke prison in the late summer
	of 1692 and moved to Rehoboth (then R.I.)		of 1692 and moved to Rehoboth (then R.I.) They were tavern keepers.
	They were tavern keepers.
	*According to Norton "Some time between Sept. 12 and Friday Sept. 16, several more accused witches escaped from custody in Boston. Edward (Jr.) and Sarah Bishop and John Alden		*According to Norton "Some time between Sept. 12 and Friday Sept. 16, several more accused witches escaped from custody in Boston. Edward (Jr.) and Sarah Bishop and John Alden
	broke out of jail, and Hezekiah Usher fled from house arrest to Rhode Island."		broke out of jail, and Hezekiah Usher fled from house arrest to Rhode Island."

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	Edward Bishop Jr. was the step-son of Bridget Bishop (the first person hung in the Salem Witchcraft Trials.) Edward Jr. was also accused of witchcraft as was his wife, Sarah.		*Edward Bishop Jr. was the step-son of Bridget Bishop (the first person hung in the Salem Witchcraft Trials.) Edward Jr. was also accused of witchcraft as was his wife, Sarah.
	Edward and Sarah had lived in Topsfield, but moved to Salem in 1690. They were accused and sent to jail in Boston. This couple broke prison in the late summer		*Edward and Sarah had lived in Topsfield, but moved to Salem in 1690. They were accused and sent to jail in Boston. This couple broke prison in the late summer
	of 1692 and moved to Rehoboth (then R.I.)		of 1692 and moved to Rehoboth (then R.I.)
	They were tavern keepers.		They were tavern keepers.
	According to Norton "Some time between Sept. 12 and Friday Sept. 16, several more accused witches escaped from custody in Boston. Edward (Jr.) and Sarah Bishop and John Alden		*According to Norton "Some time between Sept. 12 and Friday Sept. 16, several more accused witches escaped from custody in Boston. Edward (Jr.) and Sarah Bishop and John Alden
	broke out of jail, and Hezekiah Usher fled from house arrest to Rhode Island."		broke out of jail, and Hezekiah Usher fled from house arrest to Rhode Island."
	In May of 1709 Philip English and George Jacobs Jr. presented two petitions to the government asking for the restoration of the suspects' reputations and reimbursement of		*In May of 1709 Philip English and George Jacobs Jr. presented two petitions to the government asking for the restoration of the suspects' reputations and reimbursement of
	their estates. "Edward and Sarah Bishop, now of Rehoboth, listed their prison fees and confiscated livestock" according to Roach.		their estates. "Edward and Sarah Bishop, now of Rehoboth, listed their prison fees and confiscated livestock" according to Roach.

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	Edward Bishop Jr. was the step-son of Bridget Bishop (the first person hung in the Salem Witchcraft Trials) ~~and~~ was also accused of witchcraft as was his wife, Sarah.		Edward Bishop Jr. was the step-son of Bridget Bishop (the first person hung in the Salem Witchcraft Trials.) Edward Jr. was also accused of witchcraft as was his wife, Sarah.
	Edward and Sarah had lived in Topsfield, but moved to Salem in 1690. They were accused and sent to jail in Boston. This couple broke prison in the late summer		Edward and Sarah had lived in Topsfield, but moved to Salem in 1690. They were accused and sent to jail in Boston. This couple broke prison in the late summer
	of 1692 and moved to Rehoboth (then R.I.)		of 1692 and moved to Rehoboth (then R.I.)
			They were tavern keepers.
	According to Norton "Some time between Sept. 12 and Friday Sept. 16, several more accused witches escaped from custody in Boston. Edward (Jr.) and Sarah Bishop and John Alden		According to Norton "Some time between Sept. 12 and Friday Sept. 16, several more accused witches escaped from custody in Boston. Edward (Jr.) and Sarah Bishop and John Alden
	broke out of jail, and Hezekiah Usher fled from house arrest to Rhode Island."		broke out of jail, and Hezekiah Usher fled from house arrest to Rhode Island."

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	According to Norton "Some time between Sept. 12 and Friday Sept. 16, several more accused witches escaped from custody in Boston. Edward (Jr.) and Sarah Bishop and John Alden		According to Norton "Some time between Sept. 12 and Friday Sept. 16, several more accused witches escaped from custody in Boston. Edward (Jr.) and Sarah Bishop and John Alden
	broke out of jail, and Hezekiah Usher fled from house arrest to Rhode Island."		broke out of jail, and Hezekiah Usher fled from house arrest to Rhode Island."
			In May of 1709 Philip English and George Jacobs Jr. presented two petitions to the government asking for the restoration of the suspects' reputations and reimbursement of
			their estates. "Edward and Sarah Bishop, now of Rehoboth, listed their prison fees and confiscated livestock" according to Roach.


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	[http://evergreen.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/2138825?locg=63 In the Devil's Snare; the Salem Witchcraft Crisis of 1692] Mary Beth Norton, p. 275.		[http://evergreen.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/2138825?locg=63 In the Devil's Snare; the Salem Witchcraft Crisis of 1692] Mary Beth Norton, p. 275.

			[http://evergreen.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/2139839?locg=63 The Salem Witch Trials; a Day-by-Day Chronicle of a Community under Siege] by M.K. Roach, p. 569

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	Edward Bishop Jr. was the step-son of Bridget Bishop (the first person hung in the Salem Witchcraft Trials) and was also accused of witchcraft as was his wife, Sarah.		Edward Bishop Jr. was the step-son of Bridget Bishop (the first person hung in the Salem Witchcraft Trials) and was also accused of witchcraft as was his wife, Sarah.
	Edward and Sarah had lived in Topsfield, but moved to Salem in 1690. They were accused and sent to jail in Boston. This couple broke prison in the summer		Edward and Sarah had lived in Topsfield, but moved to Salem in 1690. They were accused and sent to jail in Boston. This couple broke prison in the late summer
	of 1692 and moved to Rehoboth (then R.I.)		of 1692 and moved to Rehoboth (then R.I.)
			According to Norton "Some time between Sept. 12 and Friday Sept. 16, several more accused witches escaped from custody in Boston. Edward (Jr.) and Sarah Bishop and John Alden
			broke out of jail, and Hezekiah Usher fled from house arrest to Rhode Island."


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	==See Also==		==See Also==
			[http://evergreen.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/1631578?locg=63 Currents of Malice] P.W. McMillen, p.272, 371

			[http://evergreen.noblenet.org/eg/opac/record/2138825?locg=63 In the Devil's Snare; the Salem Witchcraft Crisis of 1692] Mary Beth Norton, p. 275.

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	Edward Bishop Jr. was the step-son of Bridget Bishop, the first person hung in the Salem Witchcraft Trials.		Edward Bishop Jr. was the step-son of Bridget Bishop (the first person hung in the Salem Witchcraft Trials) and was also accused of witchcraft as was his wife, Sarah.
			Edward and Sarah had lived in Topsfield, but moved to Salem in 1690. They were accused and sent to jail in Boston. This couple broke prison in the summer
			of 1692 and moved to Rehoboth (then R.I.)

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Edward Bishop Jr. was the step-son of Bridget Bishop, the first person hung in the Salem Witchcraft Trials.

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