John Willard

John Willard (John Willard, before 1672 ^[1] - August 19, 1692) is one of Salem witch trial victims. On August 19, 1692, I was executed by hanging in Salem Gallows Hill. At the time of an accusation, I acted as the policeman of the village and was concerned with a trial. However, I began to doubt the credibility of the accusation immediately and refused a further arrest in May, 1692. As retaliation, the Ann pato Nam youths accused John saying that they killed magic user, 13 people. ^[2]

Progress (1692) of the case

• May 10 — An arrest warrant is published and arrests you though I escape.
• May 18 — Examination by John Willard.
• June 3 — A grand jury approves the prosecution by the use of magic charge formally.
• August 5 — As guilt a death sentence.
• August 19— The hanging execution. ^[3]

References

1. ^ WFA Genealogy Report on John Willard, accessed August 16, 2006.
2. ^ Goss, K. D. (30 December 2007). The Salem Witch Trials: a reference guide. Westport, CT: Greenwood. pp. 105–106. ISBN 0-313-32095-0. 
3. ^ Salem Witch Trials Chronology, accessed August 16, 2006.

Allied documents

Upham, Charles (1980). Salem Witchcraft. New York: It is 2 vv., v.2 pp. Frederick Ungar Publishing Co 172–9, 321, 480.

The name	Willard, John
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Simple explanation	Salem Witch
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Death day	1692
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